From Fuel-Based to System-Based Energy. Łukasiewicz – ITECH Commentary on the NECP 2026 Update
Published: 19.06.2026
Implementing NCEP 2026’s WEM and WAM scenarios could drive over PLN 1 trillion in economy-wide investments in 2026- 2030, including up to PLN 486 billion allocated directly to the power sector.
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The latest internal seminar at Łukasiewicz – ITECH focused on economic issues
Published: 18.06.2026
At what point does a policy of no industrial policy become less cost-effective than the deliberate protection of selected industries? How are global trends affecting the previously dominant paradigms of an open economy with unimpeded flows of ownership?
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Technological Rivalry Between States: How Can Poland Win in a Multi‑centric World?
Published: 16.06.2026
Does a country’s power still depend on its size today? The G7 summit currently underway in Evian, France, clearly shows that the traditional rules of the game are becoming a thing of the past, and the global balance of power is becoming multicentric.
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Łukasiewicz – ITECH Launches an Internship Program
Published: 15.06.2026
What does it look like to work on analyses that support strategic decisions, public policy, and innovation? At Łukasiewicz – ITECH, you can see it in action. We are launching an internship program aimed at students in their final years of study and graduates of analytical, social, technological, and business fields. This is an opportunity for those who want to…
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Dr. Michał Matlak in “Rzeczpospolita”: How can Europe free itself from digital dependencies, and what does the new EC package mean in this context?
Published: 15.06.2026
The newspaper *Rzeczpospolita* published an extensive interview with Dr. Michał Matlak, director of Łukasiewicz – ITECH, focusing on the anticipated effects of the technological sovereignty package announced by the European Commission on June 4, 2026.
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The latest internal seminar at Łukasiewicz – ITECH focused on economic issues
Published: 12.06.2026
At what point does a policy of no industrial policy become less cost-effective than the deliberate protection of selected industries? How are global trends affecting the previously dominant paradigms of an open economy with unimpeded flows of ownership?
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