Developing by inhibiting. Morawiecki's Plan and energy sector Published: 20 October 2016 Poland’s Plan for Responsible Development is supposed to help Poland escape economic stagnation. But the money recieved from the EU has mostly been spent on upgrading coal plants, and attempts at building renewable plants have fallen flat. Michał Olszewski takes a look. By Michał Olszewski
Poland's Energiewende. A European transition Published: 1 February 2016 "When Western Europe thinks about greening its electricity generation, Poland has a more basic problem of how to change people’s minds and turn them away from using dirty fuel in their homes. But Poland’s electricity market is also about to change and a lot has happened since Poland joined the European Union in 2004", states science journalist Tomasz Ulanowski. By Tomasz Ulanowski
Smart growth Published: 25 May 2015 The Heinrich Böll Foundation North America interviewed with our Co-President, Ralf Fücks, about the need for a global, smart green growth strategy, outlined in his new book Green Growth, Smart Growth – A New Approach to Economics, Innovation and the Environment. By Ralf Fücks