New energy voucher for Poles. The Minister of Climate announces the submission of an application

• The government plans further support for households affected by high energy costs.
• Minister of Climate and Environment Paulina Hennig-Kloska declares that although vouchers have been distributed for this heating season, the government wants them to be continued in the future.
• - We would like to return to this solution to support households affected by energy poverty with lower incomes - announces the minister.

The head of the Ministry of Climate assures that the government is trying to mitigate the effects of climate policy and energy transformation so that they do not negatively affect Polish families.

- We are planning how to mitigate such solutions implemented into Polish law so that they do not affect our citizens - she emphasizes. - Vouchers have been issued for this heating season. Will they be possible in the following years? We will see how the state's budget possibilities will shape up. As the Minister of Climate and Environment, I will apply for this - emphasizes Paulina Hennig-Kloska in an interview with Portal Samorządowy.

The Minister of Climate and Environment assures that the transformation itself can bring a big relief in electricity prices. As he says, in the long term, these are both environmental and economic benefits.

According to our energy strategy and energy transformation, the completion of this process and the reconstruction of the energy mix will allow for a reduction of the technical costs of energy production in Poland by about 30 percent. Lower technical costs of production mean lower bills at the end of the day for our families.

- he emphasizes.

She also pointed to the need to quickly unblock onshore wind energy.

- Today, we need, above all, to unblock the cheapest energy available in Poland, i.e. onshore wind energy - he emphasizes.

She adds that her ministry is trying to build a coalition in Europe around common climate and energy goals.

- We are trying to change certain parameters to reduce threats that are identified somewhere on the horizon - such as cost increases. And we are building a coalition in Europe around these goals - he emphasizes.