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IBS & The World Bank Conference
We invite you to our conference on globalization, work, and distributional tensions in Europe and Central Asia – Warsaw, January 16-17. Registration is now open!
Coal Transitions in Poland
Workshop on the future of the Polish coal sector, connected to UN climate summit (COP24) - Katowice, December 10.
IBS research at COP24
We presented our research at COP24 in Katowice on the Polish coal industry, low-emissions transformation pathways, and energy poverty.
Risks associated with the decarbonisation of the Polish power system
Decarbonisation pathway will involve higher costs than the baseline pathway, but the electricity sector will emit half the CO2 by 2050. Read the key findings from the IBS report and seminar (28.11.).
Is it profitable to move away from coal in Poland?
IBS seminar about costs and benefits of potential decarbonisation of Polish power sector - Warsaw, 28th of November.
Final TRANSrisk event
On November 6, in Brussels, TRANSrisk consortium organised policy lunch entitled ‘Paris in Practice: Understanding the Risks and Uncertainties’.
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