Poland Should Use More Natural Gas to Cut Emissions From Power Generation, IEA Says

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Poland should be able to considerably reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 as its electricity generating facilities start using more natural gas, the chief economist of the International Energy Agency said May 24.rnIEA's Fatih Birol was in Warsaw to brief Waldemar Pawlak, deputy prime minister in charge of the economy, on a scenario of energy growth for Poland by 2030 written by the agency. At a news conference, he said Poland's abundance of natural gas provides an opportunity for the government to switch from coal for electricity generation.