gumishu
30 Sep 2021
Life / Energy - Poland [71]
the producers are (almost entirely) state-owned companies (and not big capital or oligarch owned) and don't need to generate profit beyond what is necessary to continue operation, darling :)
yes there are subsidies to coal mining in Poland (mostly indirect subsidies - like the subsidising of miners' pensions) - it is all worth it if you ask me - thanks to energy sector being state owned he have (in a sense used to have) cheap and stable electricity
as for retail buyers of coal, Poland allows for import from Russia and elsewher - that's one - two: coal heating is still the cheapest option if you live in the countryside and don't have access to gas grid (which is my case)
Ok. That means Polish coal producers are losing $140 on every ton mined
the producers are (almost entirely) state-owned companies (and not big capital or oligarch owned) and don't need to generate profit beyond what is necessary to continue operation, darling :)
Who pays for these subsidies
yes there are subsidies to coal mining in Poland (mostly indirect subsidies - like the subsidising of miners' pensions) - it is all worth it if you ask me - thanks to energy sector being state owned he have (in a sense used to have) cheap and stable electricity
as for retail buyers of coal, Poland allows for import from Russia and elsewher - that's one - two: coal heating is still the cheapest option if you live in the countryside and don't have access to gas grid (which is my case)
