Adam Wawrzynowicz and Marcel Krzanowski are the co-authors of an article for the December issue of ‘Przegląd Gazniczy’ titled ” The involvement of the Chamber of Commerce for the Gas Industry in the development of the hydrogen and biogas sector”.
Adam Wawrzynowicz and Marcel Krzanowski are the co-authors of an article for the December issue of ‘Przegląd Gazniczy’ titled ” The involvement of the Chamber of Commerce for the Gas Industry in the development of the hydrogen and biogas sector”.
The June issue of Przegląd Gazniczy published an article by Adam Wawrzynowicz and Tomasz Brzeziński titled, ‘The prospects of natural gas as a transformative fuel in the context of the EU Taxonomy’.
An article by Adam Wawrzynowicz and Tomasz Brzeziński devoted to regulations on agricultural biogas and biomethane appeared in a special April issue of Przegląd Gazniczy (Gas Review).
MIFID II and the amendment to the Act on Trading in Financial Instruments implementing this directive will significantly strengthen the impact of financial market regulation on the […]
Published on April 27, 2017 in the Public Information Bulletin of the Government Legislation Centre, the draft law on electro mobility and alternative fuels envisages, inter alia, new responsibilities for the gas distribution system operators to develop refueling infrastructure for CNG and LPG vehicles. The bill seeks to implement EP / Council Directive 2014/94/EU of 22 October 2014 on the development of alternative fuels infrastructure.
In April of this year, the website of the Government Legislation Centre published a draft bill amending the “Energy Law” by introducing detariffication on the gas market and releasing energy companies from the obligation to submit tariffs for approval by the President of the Energy Regulatory Office. The proposed amendment will enter into force on 1st October 2016.
As a new entry point to the national transmission system (NTS)The Swinoujscie LNG terminal is crucial for Polish energy security and , the full potential of the terminal building as an instrument of Polish energy security depends upon the demand for the services of the terminal, which will be determined by, among others, the attractiveness of the price of deliveries through the terminal compared to deliveries by other entry points to the NTS.
From the 7th October 2015, many power companies will be obliged to report transactions and fundamental data to the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER). These obligations arise from the provisions of the EU “REMIT” Regulation.
The Regulation of the Council of Ministers dated 24 October 2000, on the minimum level of diversification of sources of imported gas is one of the barriers to the development of a competitive natural gas market in Poland. Therefore, at the beginning of 2015, the Ministry of Economy started work on the draft for a new Regulation to repeal and replace the current act. A move that has been long-awaited by the gas industry.
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