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Energy insecurity: EU funds for fossil gas in Poland and Romania contradict climate goals

June 6, 2023

This report reveals how much EU public money has been channelled toward the expansion of fossil gas infrastructure in Poland and Romania since 2014 as well as what plans these two countries have for using various EU funding sources to finance additional fossil gas projects in coming years.  


On the (long) road to recovery: Poland’s plan greenlit

June 14, 2022

Poland’s recovery plan has finally been endorsed by the Commission after over a year of negotiations. Despite multiple declarations from government officials that talks would finish quickly, the plan worth EUR 35 billion was put on hold for an extended period of time because of the Commission’s concerns about the rule of law in the country. Is Poland’s recovery plan a wasted opportunity? Not necessarily, but it is not a fully-used one, either.


How to win energy sovereignty and avoid a gas trap in Poland

April 11, 2022

Poland’s energy policy has to change urgently in the face of the war in Ukraine. EU funds must finance Poland’s transformation for energy security and sustainability. There is no return to the business as usual when it comes to energy policy.


Status of the Territorial Just Transition Plans in central and eastern Europe: July 2021 update

July 8, 2021

This briefing is the third in our series of updates on the Territorial Just Transition Plan (TJTP) preparation process in seven central and eastern European (CEE) countries: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia.


Latest unambitious domino falls as Poland publishes plan for EU recovery fund

March 25, 2021

A lack of ambition, vision and delivery sums up the Polish national recovery and resilience plan that was released on 26 February. The fundamental flaw is that the plan provides no path for the country to reach neither the EU’s climate neutrality target by 2050 nor the much less ambitious targets outlined in the recent Poland’s Energy Policy 2040 (PEP2040), like reducing the share of coal in the electricity mix to 56 per cent.


Poland’s recovery planning lacks public consultation and transparency

February 10, 2021

With EUR 57 billion at stake, a letter from environmental CSOs urges the Polish Prime Minister to open the planning process for the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) to the public.


Dlaczego brakuje wody w Wielkopolsce?

October 13, 2020

Source: Dlaczego brakuje wody w Wielkopolsce? 


Polish government urged to include municipalities, civil society in planning future of coal regions

June 1, 2020

Warsaw – As the Polish government is gearing up to prepare plans for the transformation of coal regions that would allow it to tap a 40 billion euro Just Transition Fund made available by Brussels, local municipalities and civil society demand to be included in the planning process.


The European Commission’s platform for coal regions in transition: case studies highlight tilt toward coal companies

June 5, 2018

Without adhering to the partnership principle, the Platform for Coal Regions in Transition risks benefiting coal companies at the expense of local communities, in blatant contradiction to its stated goal. In Poland and Slovakia, lack of transparency an


EU ministers approve ‘Juncker plan’ extension

December 6, 2016

EU finance ministers approved on Tuesday (6 December) the extension of the European fund for strategic investment (EFSI) until 2020, provided some changes are made in the way it works. Source: EU ministers approve ‘Juncker plan’ extension


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