Coal Brief – March 2026

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Monthly review of data on hard coal mining in Poland – March 2026. The symbolic employment threshold breached, coal prices and reserves declining to pre-2022 crisis levels.

Coal Brief – January 2026

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Monthly review of data on hard coal mining in Poland – January 2026. Coal reserves decline, record domestic production, historic results for gas and biomass units.

Page updates January 2026

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Page updates January 2026: website acceleration, new transition scenarios, interface changes and improvements, and much more.

Coal Brief – November 2025

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Monthly review of data on hard coal mining in Poland – November 2025. A record share of gas, coal units benefited from a windless November, and employment in mining is growing.

Transition scenarios update

PL: Ikona - spadająca trajektoria z 3 kwadratami jako - opcje/scenariusze. Symbolizuje hasło transformacja energetyczna scenariusze. EN: Icon - downward trajectory with 3 squares - options/scenarios. Symbolizes the phrase energy transition scenarios.

The updated energy transition scenarios are now available on the platform. The update takes into account the latest version of the report on transition costs, including the issue of power grids in Poland.

Change in the method of publishing demand data

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As a result of a change to the data-sharing system introduced by the Transmission System Operator PSE on 14 June 2024, power system demand data began to be published as net values. Previously, demand was reported as gross values, including international power exchanges and pumped-storage power plants. Chart In practice, this means it is not […]

Coal Brief – October 2025

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Monthly review of data on hard coal mining in Poland – October 2025. Further increases in production, sales, and reserves, PSCMI 1 declines, and production costs rise… though not at Bogdanka.

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