Politics
Poland Poised to Gain Most From EU’s $111 Billion Climate Fund
- EU Commission circulates estimates of expected cash allocation
- Germany, Romania among biggest beneficiaries from EU mechanism
Steam and smoke rise from the Belchatow Power Station in Rogowiec, Poland.
Photographer: Sean Gallup/Getty Images
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The European Union made Poland an offer it may find hard to refuse: some 27 billion euros ($30 billion) in investments to encourage Warsaw to jump on the bandwagon and commit to eliminate carbon emissions like all its EU peers.