Evaluation of Energy Transition Scenarios in Poland

Kochanek, Ewelina

doi:10.3390/en14196058

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“…Political issues related to energy transition are not overlooked. Photovoltaics is singled out as a viable alternative to coal (Kochanek, 2021 ). The timeliness of published news is an extremely valuable feature.…”

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From adoration to damnation? Exploring role of media in shaping low-carbon economy in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Chodkowska‐Miszczuk

Starczewski

Rogatka

et al. 2022

Environ Dev Sustain

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The leverage of the public narrative created and maintained by the media as a highly influential social actor is decisive, but also sensitive, in bringing about the energy transition and advancing towards a low-carbon economy. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has potential to slow down and deform the public acceptance of the above-mentioned processes as it is likely that the priorities of individual governments will be revisited and tailored to tackle the ongoing health crisis. We are replying to such a threat with this study that aims to reflect on the immense role of media in shaping a low-carbon economy in transitional economies. We are using Poland as an illustrative example to demonstrate how wide, colourful, and sometimes even confusing the low-carbon narrative might be. By means of employing the horizon scanning of the diverse types of media, we detected that media overwhelmingly affect and deform the ongoing discussions about the nuances of energy transition and benefits a low-carbon economy. We argue that political preferences of individual journalists (and publishing houses) in Poland tend to influence the style, depth, extent, and quality how the topic is covered and narrated.

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From adoration to damnation? Exploring role of media in shaping low-carbon economy in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Chodkowska‐Miszczuk

Starczewski

Rogatka

et al. 2022

Environ Dev Sustain

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“…In the following years, the Polish energy market will have to change (Kochanek, 2021). One of the discussed ways is to transform the market more into renewable sources or atomic power plants (Bielska et al, 2020).…”

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Poland’s energy dependence at the turn of the 21st century

Gomółka,

Kasprzak

2023

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The following article is an attempt to assess Poland's energy independence in the years 1993-2020. The main aim of the paper is to present Poland's dependence on raw materials from foreign partners - in the field of imports of electricity, natural gas, crude oil, non-renewable energy resources, i.e., hard coal and lignite, and the country's dynamics in the amount of imports. In addition, the aim of the work is to answer research questions pertaining to the level of Poland's energy dependence on foreign sources, countries from which Poland imported energy or energy resources, the structure of imports, as well as the country's energy balance in the period under study. The research methods used in the paper include a descriptive research method, an analysis of Eurostat data as well as the literature review in the field of the subject study. The main results posit that, in the analyzed period, Poland was highly dependent on foreign energy sources, especially in the field of gas and crude oil. What is more, between 1993-2020, a growing diversification of energy resources sources was noted.

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“…Kochanek [29] presented two possible scenarios for the development of the Polish energy sector from the current national policy and international commitments of Poland. The findings highlighted that both scenarios would undertake overly slow development of renewable energy resources, and the unsure attitude of the Polish government towards zero-emission energy sources significantly delays the development of some of its forms.…”

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Energy Context: Analysis of Selected Studies and Future Research Developments

2023

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Energy context has been the subject of a great deal of research from different perspectives, including, but not limited to: energy transition, renewable energy, nuclear power, energy saving, energy use, energy level, energy trade, energy security, traction energy, energy communities, energy poverty, Energy Performance Contracting (EPC), climate change, climate policy, and climate sustainability [...]

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Evaluation of Energy Transition Scenarios in Poland

Cited by 18 publications

References 36 publications

From adoration to damnation? Exploring role of media in shaping low-carbon economy in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

From adoration to damnation? Exploring role of media in shaping low-carbon economy in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

Poland’s energy dependence at the turn of the 21st century

Energy Context: Analysis of Selected Studies and Future Research Developments

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