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Will the Government Stick with Coal for a While? First Decisions Coming This Year

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
The government is changing its approach to hard coal. Instead of slogans about a rapid coal phaseout, we're increasingly hearing about the need to identify a few coal mines and power plants that could operate for another dozen or so years. Further legal changes are in the works, such as the new Capacity Market Act and the Mining Regulation.
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The government is changing its approach to hard coal. Instead of slogans about a rapid coal phaseout, we're increasingly hearing about the need to identify a few coal mines and power plants that could operate for another dozen or so years. Further legal changes are in the works, such as the new Capacity Market Act and the Mining Regulation.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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