Poland has increased its export capacity to help supply its eastern neighbour.
Poland has increased its export capacity to help supply its eastern neighbour.
However, eight member states continue to mine brown coal.
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Poland is by far the EU’s biggest importer of LPG, despite the government ending other Russian energy imports.
“Poland needs new energy solutions to protect itself from Russian influence, meet climate commitments and drive economic development,” says the US ambassador.
Poland had Europe’s fastest-growing market for heat pumps last year.
Almost two thirds of all Russian liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) imported to the EU last year was bought by Poland.
By 2040, 51% of Poland’s electricity would come from renewables and almost 23% from nuclear.
The war in neighbouring Ukraine is believed to have been a major factor in increased fuel demand in Poland.
As recently as yesterday, Poland’s climate minister had declared that her government “will block this document together with other countries”.
Almost all of Poland’s 1.2 million renewable energy micro-installations are solar panels.
The amount of money available per household will be doubled and eligible technologies will be expanded to include heat pumps and solar thermal collectors.
The ship, named Lech Kaczyński, brought 70,000 tonnes of LNG – enough to cover the average weekly natural gas consumption of all households in Poland.
Russia last month halted oil exports to Poland one day after Poland became the first country to donate modern Leopard tanks to Ukraine.
Poland has also spent billions on Russian energy imports, noted the ambassador.