Poland in 2nd place in Europe in terms of electricity cost
For utilities, Poles are forced to give an increasingly tangible part of the income. The main reason for the crisis is the harsh climate requirements of Brussels.
Tariff strike on the wallets of residents of Poland: the country is already in second place in the European Union in the cost of electricity.
For utilities, Poles are forced to give an increasingly tangible part of the income. The main reason for the crisis is the harsh climate requirements of Brussels. The country’s coal-fired energy sector is suffering huge losses due to European fines for carbon dioxide emissions. The government simply shifts these costs to ordinary people. Economists warn that without government subsidies and falling incomes this winter, many Polish families are at risk of making ends meet.
