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20.08.2020Consultation on the revision of the electricity tariff regulationThe Minister of Climate has made available for consultation the draft regulation amending the Regulation of the Minister of Energy of 6 March 2019 on the specific rules of shaping and calculating tariffs and settlements in electricity trading.
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19.08.2020Deputy Minister of Climate Jacek Ozdoba on changes in waste management“Facilitation municipalities and residents in terms of waste management, tougher penalties for littering, and definition of gradual, rational levels of recycling by municipalities are some of the proposals for changes aimed at making the municipal waste management system more flexible and at lowering the costs of its operation” - said Deputy Minister of Climate Jacek Ozdoba.
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07.08.2020The Act on Thermal Upgrading was accepted by the Council of MinistersThe Council of Ministers has accepted the draft amendment to the Act on Supporting Thermal Upgrading, Renovations and Certain other Acts submitted by the Minister of Climate
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06.08.2020The National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management supports the restoration of degraded areasThe National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management has opened a call for proposals for funding the restoration of usable or ecological properties of areas degraded by human activity and for closing and restoration of landfills or extractive waste treatment facilities.
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03.08.2020Ministry of Climate has Prepared a Report on the Safety of Gas Supplies for 2019The Ministry of Climate has prepared a report on the results of monitoring the safety of gas supplies for 2019. In accordance with the document, during the time the Polish natural gas system was operating without any issues, and the safety of natural gas supplies was not compromised.
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30.07.2020Minister Kurtyka on Waste Oil ManagementWaste Oil Management - the assumptions for reform and a proposed act were the key topics discussed at the press breakfast held on 30 July 2020 at the Ministry of Development. The event was attended by the Minister of Climate Michał Kurtyka.
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22.07.2020“My Water” Creates an Opportunity for the Common Use of Polish Green TechnologiesThe Spring drought and summertime downpours show the importance of water management and micro-retention on a national level. A call for proposals under the project allowing to obtain up to PLN 5 thousand in subsidies for household rainwater or snowmelt was launched at the beginning of July. That is another initiative of the Ministry of Climate and the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in support of the use of environmentally-friendly solutions by Polish citizens. In addition to the subsidies, the programme has another important aspect - it allows to stimulate businesses which provide Polish green technologies. That trend is exemplified by the companies which have won the GreenEvo programme.
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17.07.2020Water retention in rural areas with a budget of PLN 50 millionBeginning on July 22nd, the local government units will be able to use aid for the implementation of retention tasks in rural areas. PLN 50 million has been allocated for this purpose in the form of grants reaching up to 70% of eligible costs. The recruitment shall continue until 17 December next year or until the budget is exhausted.
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14.07.2020Informal videoconference of EU Environment and Climate MinistersEconomic recovery in the context of the energy transformation and the European Green Deal were the key topics discussed during the video conference of EU environment and climate ministers, which took place between July 13th and 14th of 2020. The meeting was attended by Deputy Minister of Climate Adam Guibourgé-Czetwertyński.
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14.07.2020100 000 applications under the government programme “My Electricity”“Due to the “My Electricity” programme, prosument photovoltaics are widely popular among Polish citizens, as confirmed by the number of applications lodged so far. Today, we have an opportunity to thank the person who has submitted the 100 000th application and joined the people who believe in green electricity” - said the Minister of Climate, Michał Kurtyka.