Poland's addiction to coal set to continue

Poland is highly dependent on coal, producing nearly twice the carbon dioxide of its European neighbors. Despite economic growth, the country struggles to transition to renewable energy, with 94% of its electricity coming from coal. The government focuses on energy efficiency and new coal technologies to meet EU targets. Renewable energy faces challenges due to the need for consistent power output, but with significant coal reserves, coal remains a dominant energy source.

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