AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTourism and Environment: A new law will let more Polish municipalities charge visitor fees from 2027, after dropping requirements tied to local climate and scenic qualities. Kraków had pushed for the change as visitor numbers rise. Carbon Pricing: Poland joined Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia in seeking to delay the EU’s ETS2 carbon market until 2030. Leaders rejected another postponement but asked for a fresh assessment of its impact on households and businesses. Energy: The global gas squeeze has made some remaining coal-fired power plants profitable again in Poland and Germany as winter approaches, putting pressure on Europe’s climate transition. Water Pollution: Warsaw faces a nearly $16,000 penalty over wastewater violations.
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