In fresh years, the increasing concerns of Poles related to the costs of electricity and heating have been raised. According to the study “Clean and inexpensive energy in Polish homes. What changes do we need?", developed by the Energy Forum, presently spending on these basic surviving needs accounts for as much as 11% of household expenditure," says the diary of the Legal Gazette.
Increase in Costs
Prognosis is not optimistic. The cost of heating houses with fossil fuels in the coming years can increase up to 3 and a half times, as reported by the Energy Forum. The critical minute will be 2027 erstwhile the ETS2 emissions trading strategy enters into force. Then the cost of heating houses with coal can increase by 53%, and by 2035 even by 252% compared to 2024," the diary notes.
Solutions Proposals
Experts from the Energy Forum are besides afraid about the increasing expenditure on subsidies for fossil fuels, which in 2 years amounted to PLN 70 billion. They so propose to introduce an energy voucher as a universal support tool for mediocre households in the event of an increase in energy retention prices. The hotel is working on this solution. In addition, the improvement of an energy advisory strategy is simply a key component in the fight against energy poverty, which requires actions in line with the European Union Building Directive – we read further.
A position for the Future
In 2025 energy price increases should not be crucial as the situation on energy markets has already stabilised. A greater challenge will be the second half of 2024, where price frost could be a temporary solution. The long-term solution remains an energy voucher and the promotion of solutions specified as the common habitation of people exposed to energy poverty. The number of farms experiencing this kind of poorness is as advanced as 11%, according to the updated government strategy for 2030, the following part of the article.
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Expectations of Poles
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Poles' concerns about energy costs are becoming an increasingly pressing social problem. The introduction of an energy voucher and the improvement of energy advice are key steps in the fight against energy poverty. Now the overarching nonsubjective is to implement these solutions effectively to guarantee decent surviving conditions for all citizens.
Ignacy Michałowski
OSINT investigator with experience in global journalism projects. It has been publishing materials for over 20 years for the largest releases. In social activities he engaged in various projects and initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life of people, especially those of mediocre communities. He was besides active in the fight for human rights. Contact: kontakt@legaartis.pl
