An energetic puzzle: from the Polish atom to Brussels' grand U-turn

Europe is undergoing a radical energy transformation, with atomic power once again becoming a key pillar – from the new European Union strategy to the construction of a Polish nuclear power plant. Simultaneously, we are observing a real boom in electric cars on the domestic automotive market, driven by increasing imports and the expansion of Asian brands. However, these positive technological trends are clashing with price pressure and global tensions, which are prompting countries like Hungary to reiterate calls for the lifting of sanctions on Russian raw materials.

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Electric cars in Poland are no longer a niche. We are increasingly willing to drive used cars.

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