Adam Czyzewski

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25 years into transformation – what’s next?

November 26, 2014

A conference commemorating 25 years of Poland’s political transformation was held at the Warsaw School of Economics on November 19th 2014. Interested in what conclusions can be drawn from past events and how these can be used to shape the future, I decided to participate. The programme of the conference was a particular attraction, featuring… » read more

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Development Policy, Future EU, Regional Policy, Trade & Industry, Uncategorized

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Climate policy’s instrument is more important than its numeric target

November 14, 2014

Last Thursday, I took part in the Energy Conference in Ústí nad Labem in the Czech Republic. During the debate, the panel discussion moderator asked me why Poland contested the EU climate policy for such a long time only to agree to the elevated emission reduction target. My answer was that I believed that it… » read more

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Climate & Environment, Energy, EU Priorities 2020, Future EU

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ABC of the power segment – part 2

November 3, 2014

Although the share of renewable energy sources is growing, fossil fuels, supplying more than 80% of global primary energy demand, play the dominant role. In 2011, fossil fuels, which include crude oil, coal and natural gas, met respectively 32%, 27% and 22% of global energy demand. In the power sector, proportions are different, with coal… » read more

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Energy

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Adam Czyzewski

Economics of the energy sector and the low-carbon economy, macroeconomics, innovations, oil&gas

Adam B. Czyżewski, Ph.D., has been the Chief Economist at PKN ORLEN since 2007. He specialises in the changes of the global energy sector that are driven by economic policies and revolutionary innovations.


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