PGE unveils PLN 210B plan to exit coal, draw environmentalist fire

Poland's state-controlled utility PGE announced a PLN 210 billion investment strategy centered on renewables and coal phase-out, yet environmental groups allege the plan contains loopholes that would prolong coal use. The criticism hinges on whether planned gas capacity and coal asset sales undermine the stated transition. This matters as Poland's largest utility shapes the country's energy mix and EU climate compliance.

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