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Certainly, the beginning of the year was not successful for Polish entrepreneurs. In February, almost 5,000 fewer new businesses got registered than a month earlier. However, in March, Ukrainians arrived “to help” and they felt so confident in Poland that they greatly contributed to exceeding the January’s threshold. By 2021, in Poland, there were 7,117 registered businesses managed by Ukrainian citizens. In 2022 alone, and only until September, Ukrainian citizens submitted 9,374 applications to set up a business…
Memorandum of ZPP on the plans to build a nuclear power plant in Poland
An investor for the first large-capacity nuclear power plant in Poland is to be selected in the coming weeks. Projects involving the creation of smaller modular units are also being developed. The social perception of the nuclear power plant, in Poland and abroad, is improving…
Position of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP) on the protection of Polish industry against the increases in electricity and gas costs
The prices of electricity, gas, coal, CO2 allowances and biomass in Europe have reached record levels. The coronavirus pandemic, disrupted supply chains and, eventually, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and embargo on Russian raw materials have contributed to the development of a gas and energy crisis. It is fuelling inflation, resulting in rising prices of products and services…
ZPP co-signed industry joint letter on the upcoming revision of the EU liability framework
Our associations represent a broad coalition of startups, SMEs, and technology companies. We are writing to you in the context of the revision of the existing Directive on the liability for defective products (PLD) and the proposal for a directive to adapt liability rules to Artificial Intelligence (AI Liability Directive)…
