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"Res-Sroze", Coal and Exit From the Ets? Deputy Prime Minister in the Pis Government Distances Himself From Przemysław Czarnek's Slogans
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Przemysław Czarnek, the official PiS candidate for prime minister (anointed in the Krakow spotlight on March 7, 2026), is a politician unafraid of strong words. The problem is that this time, he's brought the political fire a little too close to his own roof. Although the politician has just declared war on EU climate policy, he's hosting photovoltaic panels on his own property, which we all paid for. Now he's promising to remove them, but... th…
Przemysław Czarnek proposes exiting the ETS and continuing to use coal, and is, to put it mildly, skeptical of renewable energy. However, he doesn't specify the costs of implementing these ideas. Jadwiga Emilewicz, former Deputy Prime Minister in Mateusz Morawiecki's government, among others, warns against these risks in a commentary for Business Insider.
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