Professor Świrski’s satirical energy and technology corner (7.04.2025)
Return of the ‘oblige’ means energy will be cheaper again. For those unfamiliar with it, the ‘oblige’ is the obligation to sell energy wholesale (by producers) on the free market (exchange), where all buyers have transparent access. The arrangement of energy concerns (both producers and trading companies – also trading energy in retail) allows for “internal trading”, which gives many opportunities and market advantages, especially for […]czytaj więcejProfessor Świrski’s satirical energy and technology corner (31.03.2025)
🇵🇱 🇺🇸Poland annexes Luxembourg and gets closer to the Confederate States of Poland … The Trump administration’s actions against Greenland have also forced Poland to revise its strategic plans and turn its attention to the possibility of annexing interesting territories. Apart from Madagascar (I once wrote about the options of Benin’s possession), Luxembourg is the most promising country to occupy. With a GDP of almost 90 […]czytaj więcejProfessor Świrski’s satirical energy and technology corner
(Oil) lawyers will always find a way. Greenpeace is likely to go bankrupt (at least the US branch) due to a court ruling ordering the organization to pay a $660 million fine for defamation and damages to Energy Transfer – the case concerned protests against the construction of a large pipeline in North Dakota. The case concerns protests 10 years ago (mainly indigenous people protested), […]czytaj więcejProfessor Świrski’s satirical energy and technology corner (17.03.2025)
Donald Trump has taken all the ideas from Hollywood Screenwriters in Hollywood who specialize in disaster movies in which alien civilizations take on human form are quitting their jobs en masse because the new US president and his team have taken all their ideas, writes Prof. Konrad Świrski. New jigsaw puzzles with maps are available on the market, so you can easily change the colours […]czytaj więcejSatirical Energy Review (4.03.2025)
This time, it is about energy, but we are focusing on time-related issues. After all, the question “How much time do we have left?” is always the most important problem. Nuclear power – cheap but time-consuming The cards have been revealed – the European Commission has received the first documents regarding the notification of the Polish nuclear program. The price of the differential contract (for […]czytaj więcej
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