Antoni Reczek, chairman of the board, and Paweł Siwecki, CEO, look back at highlights of the BPCC's Silver Jubilee celebrations.
Antoni Reczek, chairman of the board, and Paweł Siwecki, CEO, look back at highlights of the BPCC's Silver Jubilee celebrations.
This issue of Contact Magazine Online focuses on two subjects which are becoming inseparable – energy and the environment.
Janusz Bil, the new head of the Department of International Trade's energy section at the British Embassy in Warsaw, talks to Michael Dembinski about the potential for UK investment in Poland.
Maciej Kawecki, deputy director at the Department for Data Processing at the Ministry of Digital Affairs, talks to Michael Dembinski, the BPCC's chief advisor, about how the Polish state is preparing to implement the EU General Data Protection Regulations.
The problem of land surface contamination may apply to virtually every type of real estate, especially in urban and post-industrial areas. Basically, wherever human activity has left its mark. The correct definition of land surface contamination and effectively remediating it while meeting legal requirements is a task for professionals.
The New Year will bring new a Water Law Act, an overhaul of water management authorities, the introduction of the concept of water services and water assessment, and revised rules of water fees.
Increased environmental awareness in Poland.
The UK is one of the fast-growing leaders in the renewable energy sector.
The Ministry of Energy has been working on a new regulatory environment for electromobility in Poland for over a year.
Global interest in energy security is growing and is reflected in the number of initiatives carried out in all EU member states at the level of government and non-governmental institutions.
The water and sewage sector is commonly associated with the state.
The Earth's natural resources are shrinking at an alarming rate.
Hydropower is one of the oldest energy resources in Poland, although during that time it did not gain great popularity.
Waste handled by third parties off-site may be one of the biggest supply-chain threats to a manufacturer.
A Polish Perspective on BAT Conclusions.
In recent years, interest in certified industrial buildings has been growing.
Whatever the trends and tendencies, BP wishes to remain the leading energy provider for transport and meet the present and future needs of its customers.
The pace of development of Poland’s environmental law in recent years has been fast and looks set to get even faster.
When local governments team up with private companies to implement investment projects, they gain access to more capital, but in many cases they also have more certainty that their projects will be completed on time and within the planned budget.
Half a billion litres of water saved, the amount of water consumed by 20,000 people annually, and much quicker response to water supply failures.
The internet has overwhelmed our private and professional lives. This applies to international trade, where the great majority of transactions are now conducted via email.
Each year almost 450,000 students from across 200 nations come to the UK to study at its colleges and universities.
Over the past few years, Poland has been been facing an increasing shortage of available labour as unemployment falls to ever-lower levels.
What's the link between virtual-reality visualisations of home interiors and household insurance?