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Watts up: major power company aiming to increase green energy output

PGE plans to launch a programme that will ultimately produce 2.5 GW of photovoltaic power. Maciej Kulczyński/PAP

With the EU pushing renewable energy PGE has unveiled a programme to boost solar and wind capacity.

Here comes the sun: the future looks bright for solar energy in Poland

More and more private homeowners are reaching for solar panels, while at the same time the country’s stock of solar farms is on the increase.

Here comes the sun: Lithuania pours millions into Polish solar energy

The investment will help Poland meet EU energy requirements.

Top 5 articles:

It’s official! Kraków is the best place in Europe for food, says European Academy of Gastronomy
Oldest bones ever found in Poland dating back 115,000 years belonged to Neanderthal child whose fingers were ‘chewed by a giant bird’
New Zealand terror killer was in Poland before carrying out crazed attack
BOYCOTT! Morawiecki calls off V4 summit in Israel as diplomatic row escalates following ‘reprehensible and racist’ swipe from Israeli FM
Lost village 2,000 years old found hidden in dense ‘virgin’ forest

Sport

Got a Polish grandparent? Then come and play rugby for Poland

With the sport still a minority game back home the Polish Rugby Union is on the hunt for foreign-born players with Polish grandparent.

The first report:

President Duda sends message of sympathy to Sri Lankan President
Poland strongly condemns terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka
Nearly 5,000 electric cars in Poland
Polish National Committee offers France help in rebuilding Notre-Dame
Polish PM at New York Uni. on Poland's relations with Russia, US, EU

Fascinating history of Uprising plaques scattered across Warsaw and of the man who designed them

There are more than 200 of them and each bears the words: “A place sanctified by the blood of Poles killed for the freedom of their homeland”.

Dan Session
In this week’s column, Dan Wyszogrodzki says that one of the most life-defining questions you can ask yourself is how far you would go for music. He also has the answer.

Events

15/01 - 05/05 Exhibition commemorating Stanisław Wyspiański
19/03 - 19/05 Exhibition on Polish diplomat who saved Jewish refugees opens in Lithuania
28/03 - 08/09 Internationally acclaimed Polish artist to open show in Scandinavia
01/04 - 05/05 Royal Łazienki Museum exhibition commemorates Battle of Monte Cassino
05/04 - 30/06 Stunning art collection hidden inside bank goes on show as PKO celebrates its centenary

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