Economic development
How to keep waste records? Practical tips and obligations
Since 2018, the Ministry of Climate – previously the Ministry of Environment – has maintained an electronic BDO register, a database on products, packaging, and waste management. If your company is involved in the production, use, or disposal of waste in any way, you are likely required to register in the BDO. What should you know about this register?
Fit for 55 package - what is this climate package all about?
The Fit for 55 package is an ambitious initiative by the European Union aimed at combating climate change and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. It includes a range of regulations and actions intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels. The new regulations will affect many sectors of the economy, including energy, transportation, and construction, forcing member states to implement more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions. What changes await us in the coming years, and what challenges will arise from achieving these goals?
Annual energy consumption it Poland. What are the trends?
Energy is an inseparable part of our daily lives, and analyzing its consumption is one of the key issues for the economy, politics, and the environment. Poland, as a country undergoing dynamic development, faces numerous challenges related to growing energy demand and the ongoing energy transition.
How does a smart energy grid work?
Key Information The power grid, developed at the end of the 19th century, had one primary goal: to generate enough electricity to meet the needs of end users—businesses and households. However, as demand for electricity increases, traditional centralized supply systems are proving insufficient. What is the concept behind a smart energy grid, and can your company become part of it?
What is Reactive Power Compensation? Explained!
In today’s economic reality, every kilowatt-hour counts — both for businesses and households. Reactive power, although not immediately visible, can present a significant challenge to the efficiency of power systems. How can reactive power compensation help? Why is it worth addressing? And what benefits can it bring to energy management?
The Energy Supply Chain – How Does It Work?
The energy supply chain is an extensive and fairly complex process. It begins with the extraction and processing of raw materials. Then, energy is generated, distributed, and delivered to end users. The process of energy transformation, along with the continuously growing demand for power, requires a solid understanding of supply chain mechanisms.
Enterprise Value Chain – What Does It Consist Of, and What Function Does It Serve?
The enterprise value chain is a concept that has been known since the 1980s, created by Michael E. Porter. It encompasses all the activities and processes occurring within a company, aimed at creating value for customers. This model distinguishes between primary and supporting activities. What else is worth knowing about it?
Closed loop economy - key principles
Sustainable Development of Enterprises Should Assume Breaking Away from the Exploitative Model of Using Natural Resources in Favor of a Circular Economy (CE). What is This Business Management Concept and What Challenges Does a Business Face When Implementing CE?
Earth Overshoot Day – What Is It and When Does It Fall?
Dates, deadlines, important meetings, tasks to complete—we constantly jot them down in our calendars so we don’t forget anything. In addition to personal notes, every planner highlights significant historical, socio-cultural, or religious events. With each passing year, in response to current challenges, issues, trends, and timely topics, the number of such observances continues to grow. Since 2009, “Debt-Free Day” has also appeared on that list. And it fits perfectly—because through it, we may better understand what Earth Overshoot Day really is and why it was established.
Energy security - what is it, what influences it?
On a day-to-day basis, the fact that we can use electrical appliances in our home or business or fill up our car at the petrol station seems obvious to us. And indeed it is so provided the country is energy secure. What does this mean? How do we understand the concept of energy security?
