R AS Published on Sunday 28 October 2018 - n° 252 - Categories:pays européens

La Pologne qui recours au charbon, devrait miser sur les EnR

L'institut de recherche polonais IEO a remarqué que la hausse des prix de l'électricité en Pologne provient de la politique énergétique en vigueur, qui repose encore fortement sur le charbon : les hausses de prix sont liées à celles du charbon et au coût de construction d'une nouvelle centrale au charbon d'un gigawatt financé par un emprunt particulièrement cher. Selon l’institut, remplacer le charbon

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