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POWER: Poland’s Energy Price Cap to Possibly Remain at PLN500/MWh in 2025

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Poland’s maximum energy price should remain capped at PLN 500/MWh (€116.90/MWh) in 2025, according to the Minister of Climate and Environment Paulina Hennig-Kloska.

  • “The maximum energy price after the July increase should remain unchanged in the next period,” Hennig-Kloska said, cited by ISB News.
  • And "We need another year because these tariffs were calculated on a year-and-a-half basis,” Kloska added.
  • But that will depend on Poland’s 2025 budget, according to Kloska.
  • The proposal comes after the finance minister said that “protective solutions” for energy prices would be included in the budget. 
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