🇵🇱 🇺🇸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 […]
Nothing is sticking together! Financially, geographically and energetically – is this the year? Money for nuclear power – do we already know how much a power plant costs? As planned, one of the first decisions of the NPRM was to approve subsidizing the nuclear power plant construction project with about PLN 60 billion (bond transfer). At the same time, a construction financing model was presented, in […]
From millions to billions… everything requires subsidies. This energy transition is not going well. Something strange is happening to the energy industry – or we’re just getting older faster than we understand the new realities. It used to be that profitability counted straightforwardly, power plants were built, and energy companies made steady money. Half a century ago, they were the favourite investments of American pension funds […]
Energy Transformation Fund… another national epic that will establish the Fund once the certificates run out. It already seemed that the Energy Transformation Fund (FTE) topic had disappeared from public and political discussion. But suddenly, electrifying news circulated in the media—the Ministry of Climate and Environment (MoC) plans to prepare a draft law establishing the Fund this fall or next spring at the latest. For […]
Lately, it’s not even funny in the energy industry anymore, but only funny-bitter-sad. The mining unions are different – always unanimous (bitterly). The problem with coal and mining continues all the time. Demand for coal is falling (RES is overgrowing), overproduction and growing coal piles. Despite the complicated geopolitical situation, world energy markets have relatively low prices. There are too high domestic production costs to […]