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Poland Could Rely Mostly on Clean Energy by 2040, Think Tank Finds

- Poland can ditch coal in two decades, Instrat think tank says
- Europe’s most carbon-intensive nation bets on clean energy

Coal-dependent Poland could plug its economy almost solely to zero-emission energy sources in less than two decades, the latest report by Instrat think tank showed as the new cabinet is betting on quicker energy transition.

Warsaw-based Instrat is working closely on energy issues with the next government, whose incoming Prime Minister Donald Tusk will deliver an opening speech on Tuesday morning. Unlike the outgoing cabinet, the next administration sees energy transformation as a key plank of its agenda and has pledged to accelerate investment in renewables.

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