
The conversation with Konrad Wojnarowski, Deputy Minister of Energy from PSL, will cover the topics of high coal prices, the possibility of increasing production by Polish mines, the state of stocks, imports, alternative heating sources such as pellets, fuel prices and possible government actions if the president fails to sign the act on taxation of extraordinary profits of fuel companies.
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There is an ongoing discussion in Poland about energy security and prices of energy carriers, including coal, gas and fuels, in the context of the winter heating season and government actions regarding taxation of the energy sectors.
Are high prices the result of too little coal? Are Polish mines able to increase production? What supplies do we have? Or maybe import will be the solution?
We will also ask the deputy minister what to use to heat the house this winter so as not to go bankrupt? Are Poles returning to coal and are the reasons due to high gas prices? What about pellets – why have their prices increased so much?
We will also talk about fuel prices. What will the government do if the president does not once again sign the law on taxation of extraordinary profits of fuel companies?
Among others We will discuss these topics in a conversation with Konrad Wojnarowski, deputy minister of energy from PSL.
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The conversation with Konrad Wojnarowski, deputy minister of energy from PSL, will discuss high prices of coal and gas, the possibility of increasing production in Polish mines, the state of stocks, imports, alternative heating sources such as pellets and the government's actions regarding the taxation of extraordinary profits of fuel companies in the event of the president vetoing the bill.

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