ENERGY TRANSFORMATION

The issue of energy transformation has been one of the most important challenges facing many EU countries in recent years, but in the case of Poland it is a really great challenge that must be met. It was in order to increase energy security, while strengthening pro-environmental and pro-climate activities, that the concept of energy transformation was formulated. This publication provides an analysis of the energy transformation policy model on the example of Germany, Austria and Switzerland in a comparative perspective. It is addressed to a wide audience, including energy experts, energy transformation specialists, RES specialists, local governments and other public entities, private companies - energy companies, as well as university students in the fields and specialties of energy policy or state security, and all those interested in this topic.

• Comparative analysis of energy models in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
• Increasing energy security of the country
• Pro-environmental and pro-climate measures
• Concept of energy transition
• Knowledge for experts, students and all interested parties

This publication provides an analysis of the energy transformation policy model on the example of Germany, Austria and Switzerland in a comparative perspective. It is addressed to a wide audience, including energy experts, energy transformation specialists, RES specialists, local governments and other public entities, private companies, energy companies, as well as university students in the fields and specialties of energy policy or state security, and all those interested in this topic.

The book offers an in-depth analysis of energy policy using the example of three European states that have approached this complex process in different ways. Germany, Austria and Switzerland, thanks to their unique experiences, are a valuable source of knowledge for Poland, which is looking for its own path to sustainable and secure energy. This publication is aimed at a wide audience - from experts and specialists to students and anyone interested in energy and national security.

This book should be in the library of anyone interested in the future of Polish and European energy. It is an investment in knowledge that can bring tangible benefits in the form of a better understanding of the processes in the energy sector and the ability to make informed decisions. We invite you to read and join those who actively shape the future of energy!