On the 8th February 2010 Climate Coalition and Polish Institute of International Affairs organized the debate "Negotiations on a global agreement - the assessment of European Union diplomacy". Representatives of the Ministry of the Environment, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Chancellery of the Sejm, Polish Institute of International Affairs and Climate Coalition spoke off.     

On Friday, 17th December 2010, the international conference "Towards a low-carbon economy in Poland" co-organized by the Climate Coalition, the Ministry of Economy, the Heinrich Böll Foundation, and the World Bank was held in Warsaw. During the conference experiences of  EU member states in the process of moving away from coal were presented, as well as good practices of European regions previously dominated by industries associated with coal.     

On Wednesday, 10th November was held in Warsaw a debate 'Energy efficiency – the basis of Polish energy security. The role of the state and business' organized by the Climate Coalition. The purpose of the debate was to exchange information on energy efficiency at the current political conditions, legislative and administrative changes and the need for these conditions.     

At the meeting of the Senate Committee on National Economy, which took place on Wednesday 28 July participants discussed the problems of conservation and rational management of resource reserves in the context of the New Law on Geological and Mining and the disclosure of potential gas resources in unconventional reservoirs on Polish territory.     

On 22nd June 2010 Climate Coalition and the Polish Institute of International Affairs organized the debate "Polish Priorities in international climate negotations - how achieve goals and take care of Poland's reputation". Representatives of the Ministry of the Environment, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Polish Confederation of Private Employers Lewiatan (PKPP Lewiatan) and Climate Coalition spoke off.     

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