Unfortunately, today’s satirical review is not funny at all, as the news is quite bitter… Losses, losses, losses… or the standard situation for miners when they hit a wall… JSW’s results after the first quarter – sales revenue of PLN 2.49 billion and a net loss of PLN 1.36 billion – are the results of a company that mainly extracts coking coal. Among companies dealing […]
Much Ado About Nothing … in the energy sector William Shakespeare’s play was written in 1598 and is considered a classic comedy of its time. It features fast-paced action set in Messina (Sicily) and a series of comedic storylines revolving around love affairs. Shakespeare also uses a number of wordplay devices in English that are difficult for us to notice – the word “nothing” itself […]
(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), […]
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 […]
List of energy myths and how to fight them at the Christmas table The holidays are coming up (as they do every year), and it’s the perfect opportunity to sit at a richly set table with family. Over borscht with mushrooms, there are always family conversations and often complaints – both about the world and about energy problems. But why not dispel a few myths […]