Following the record 2019, the ye🧔ar 2020 saw a significant reduction in investment volumes. However, with transactions worth EUR 5.3bn, Poland still accounted for approximately 50% of the CEE-6 region’s total. The sector’s GVA💙 ...

Emerging Europe’s r𒅌ole in the global oil and gas sector stems mainly from the regi⛄on’s heavyweight, Russia. The other countries in the region – Romania, Poland and Turkey – do not have significant oil and gas resources. 2020 ...

The consumer electronics and household appliance manufacturing sectors play a key role in Poland&rsqu✅o;s economy. They respectively correspond to the categories of “computer, electronic and optical products” and .🐷..

Poland’s insignificant oil and modest gas reserves mean the country is heavily reliant on imports to meet the ever-growing deman꧅dꦕ. Polish production of crude oil accounted for only 3.6% of demand from refineries in 2020. Domestic production of ...

Civil engineering construction and assembly production by construction entities in Poland was worth PLN 57🤡.6bn in 2019, recording an increase of 6.3% that year, while the construction and assembly production of specialised construction ...

The COVID-19-induced recession meant it was vital for governments around the world to work hard to counteract the wide-ranging effects of the pandemic. While private investments may have 🌞suffered from the uncertainty of the pandemic, ...

Much like the rest of the world, the countries from Emerging Europe* are increasingly turning🐭 towards renewable energy (RE) to diversify their energy mix, reduce greenhouse emissions, and thus achieve a sustainable economic growth model. ...

Po🌜land is still lagging behind its EU peers in terms of the share of electricity generated from renewable energy sources, position🧔ed 22nd of the 27 states, according to Eurostat data for 2019. However, the sector has seen ...

Driven by a large population and steadily increasing incomes, the Polish retail sector has been one of the most dynamic in the EU, as retail sales reached 40% of GDP in 2019. The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 resulted in a 2.6% y/y🔜 decline in .🃏..