The Ministry of Climate and Environment has launched the website of the National Contact Point for Renewable Energy Sources (NCP RES). The portal has been created primarily for individuals and entities interested in generating energy from renewable sources who may lack sufficient experience in implementing such investments. The functionalities offered by NCP RES are designed to support users throughout the entire investment process by providing reliable information on renewable energy investment procedures and practical guidance on their implementation.

"Adaptation is a shield for our towns and villages. Thanks to it, our roads, power grids and homes will be better prepared for storms and heatwaves. It simply pays off - by preventing threats today, we save billions in the future. Actions such as water retention and river renaturation also increase security in the classic geopolitical sense," said Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment Urszula Zielińska during the "Security and Resilience" conference inaugurating the development of the National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change along with the Adaptation Action Plan.

On March 17, 2026, a meeting of the European Union Environment Council was held in Brussels. During the meeting, discussions included changes to regulations on CO2 emission standards for vehicles, the directions of EU climate policy after 2030, the bioeconomy strategy and international cooperation in the area of environmental protection. Poland was represented by Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment Krzysztof Bolesta.

- Today we are signing agreements with PGE Dystrybucja for a grant of PLN 1.4 billion from the National Recovery Plan for the modernization and construction of power grids. These investments will increase the connection capacity potential by 541 MW, said Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska during the ceremony at the headquarters of the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management.

On March 9, 2026, a meeting of the Environment Ministers of the Weimar Triangle countries took place in Gniezno, reinstating regular consultations in this format for the first time in years. Minister of Climate and Environment Paulina Hennig-Kloska hosted Minister Monique Barbut of France and Minister Carsten Schneider of Germany. In the year marking the 35th anniversary of the Weimar Triangle, the talks at a location symbolic of Polish statehood resulted in a shared vision for further action on the key climate and environmental challenges of the European Union.

The Ministry of Climate and Environment, together with the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, are supporting a thermal modernization program for 29 art schools across Poland. Total funding from European Funds will amount to nearly PLN 70 million. Thanks to the investment, primary energy consumption will be reduced by 6,700 MWh per year, translating into millions of PLN in energy savings for the schools.

On March 5, 2026, an agreement was signed in Poznań to establish the Green Transformation Cluster, which will be a platform for cooperation for the development of renewable energy sources, storage and new technologies. The event was attended by Paulina Hennig-Kloska, Minister for Climate and the Environment. The minister emphasised the importance of a partnership-based approach to the roll-out of green energy.

"Poland appreciates the commitment of the COP29 Presidency in achieving the climate summit's agreements and congratulates Azerbaijan on organizing the World Urban Forum in May this year," said Deputy Minister Krzysztof Bolesta during a meeting with Azerbaijani Ambassador to Poland Nargiz Gurbanova. The upcoming event for cities will be an opportunity for a global presentation of Polish innovative environmental technologies participating in the GreenEvo program - a green technology accelerator.

The growing scale of disinformation about low-carbon technologies such as heat pumps is one of the key challenges for the modernisation of heating systems, improving air quality and energy security in Poland. On 19 February, the Ministry of Climate and Environment held a press conference combined with an expert session dedicated to analysing this phenomenon. 'DezInfoRADAR: facts and myths about heat pumps,' attended by Deputy Minister Krzysztof Bolesta, brought together representatives of public administration, civil society and industry circles affected by the effects of disinformation.

Deputy Minister Krzysztof Galos, Chief Geologist of Poland, met with Canadian Ambassador Catherine Godin to discuss prospects for bilateral cooperation on geology and mineral resources.