Poland’s updated nuclear power programme
(PPEJ) sends a strong signal of the country’ commitment to nuclear energy as a pillar of decarbonisation, energy security and industrial competitiveness, but critical questions remain unanswered, said Malwina Qvist, director of the Nuclear Energy programme at Clean Air Task Force (CATF).
“Nuclear power holds a unique role in Poland’s energy transition – displacing coal, complementing renewables, and bolstering industrial competitiveness through reliable, low-carbon baseload power,” Qvist said.