Poland’s government, at its first ever session outside Warsaw, approved a multi-billion-euro plan on Tuesday to stimulate the Upper Silesia region’s industry and job market.
The „Silesia 2.0” plan calls, among others things, for tax exemptions for industries using coal and loans for modernizing Ukraine’s coal-based power plants, with the aim of increasing demand for Polish coal. There is also funding …
In the presence of more than one hundred invited guests, the Central Mining Institute (GIG) celebrated the opening of the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW) on Tuesday. The ceremony was one of accompanying events of the 5th European Economic Congress.
“Clean Coal Technologies Center is the largest investment project in the domain of research infrastructure in the region. Thanks to that, in Poland,
The Euro-Centrum’s Science and Technology Park is going to cooperate with the Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) InnoEnergy, a new European consortium for innovative energy technologies, energy research and education. The Park signed a contract for the cooperation with CC Poland Plus, one of the six co-locations which operate under the KIC InnoEnergy …
A construction work on the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW) being conducted by Budus S.A. slowly draws to an end. The building’s elevation waits for last finishing touches, more works are to be done inside where the interior needs installation, plastering, glazing, painting, then furnitures and specialistic equipment.
In fact, the equipment is to be the core and the most important part of the Center as the building
This month, the Central Mining Institute (GIG) from Katowice officially inaugurated a follow-up of HUGE project – HUGE2 Hydrogen Oriented Underground Coal Gasification for Europe – Environmental Aspects. The first meeting was organized in the “Barbara” experimental mine in Mikołów near Katowice.
The project is a response for a need of development of highly energy and …
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