January 2026

Mykhailo Pyrtko about intelligent Energy Storage Systems: Can Artificial Intelligence Change the Approach to Energy Accumulation and Storage?

Energy Security, Geopolitics

The European power system is rapidly changing under the influence of the growing share of renewable energy sources, primarily solar and wind. Unlike traditional power plants, these sources depend on weather conditions, which complicates the stable balancing of electricity generation and consumption. As a result, situations are occurring more frequently in which more electricity is […]

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Europe’s Gas Dependence: How New Pipelines and LNG Terminals Will Reshape the Energy Landscape in 2026

Economics, Editors Pick, Energy Security

Gas dependence remains one of the key vulnerabilities of Europe’s energy system, even after the sharp reduction in supplies from traditional sources in 2022–2024. While import volumes have formally changed, the role of natural gas in the EU economy—across industry, power generation, and energy system balancing—has not diminished. The current stabilization is not the result

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Poland in the Energy Transition: Can the Country Replace Coal with Renewables by 2030?

Critical Materials, Editors Pick, Energy Security

For decades, coal has ensured Poland’s energy stability, supported industry, and reduced the risk of generation shortages during peak periods. However, by 2030 this model is becoming increasingly expensive—both due to the cost of CO₂ emissions and the structural transformation of Europe’s electricity market. Today, the key question is not whether renewable energy is needed,

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Energy Megaprojects of 2026: What Will Truly Change the Global Energy Landscape?

Editors Pick, Energy Security, Geopolitics, Must Read

After several years of energy crises, political declarations, and loud promises, the world is entering a phase where infrastructure is key. The year 2026 is not a symbolic date for the energy transition — it is the year when a number of major projects move from planning to full operation, establishing a new logic for

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