In June 2025, renewable energy sources in Poland produced 44.1% of electricity, surpassing coal's 43.7%. This marks a historic shift in Poland's energy mix, with coal's share dropping below 50% for the first time. Despite this progress, fossil fuels still dominate, with natural gas contributing significantly. Challenges remain, including outdated infrastructure and regulatory barriers to wind energy development. Poland's economy continues to rely heavily on imported fossil fuels, with increasing dependence and high costs. The country ranks among the highest in global emissions. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)