Kategoria: Analysis
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Why isn’t Europe investing in its own solar cell production?
The European solar cell industry has been in a state of deep crisis for years, even though the European Union is one of the largest markets for photovoltaics…
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Ads during game breaks are new gold
There is no other event in the world that within just five weeks can mobilise billions of people, build temporary cities around stadiums and reshuffle billions of dollars…
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What opportunities does the development of the space industry in Europe create for Polish companies?
The European space industry is entering a period of unprecedented growth in 2026, driven by billion‑euro investments in defence, Earth observation and communications programmes, which creates a historic…
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Americans earn more but live worse than Norwegians and Poles
The standard of living in individual countries is usually identified with the state of the economy, expressed as the size of GDP or GDP per capita. These are…
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Will new mines be opened in Europe to meet demand for lithium and cobalt?
The European Union has launched over a dozen lithium and cobalt mining projects, the most advanced of which is Finland’s Syväjärvi lithium mine (production started in February 2026),…
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What does the Polish ammunition industry mean for regional security?
The Polish ammunition industry is gaining importance in 2026 that can be described as crucial for the security of the entire Central and Eastern European region and NATO’s…
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Does Polish tax law favor investments in factory robotics?
Polish tax law currently offers a set of solutions that theoretically are meant to favor investments in factory robotics, yet the real attractiveness of these solutions remains the…
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Should Poland develop its own PV panel recycling capabilities?
Poland not only should develop its own capabilities for recycling photovoltaic panels, but it is now a strategic necessity driven by the scale of the growing waste problem,…
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Can the Polish shipbuilding industry regain its significance in Europe?
Polish repair yards hold 30% of the Baltic EU market, while newbuild is driven by naval contracts (Miecznik, Ratownik) and civilian orders (electric ferries). A skilled labour shortage…
