It's over. The Polish government is letting go of the largest lignite deposits in Europe

It is estimated at 15 billion tons and could satisfy Poland's energy needs for centuries, but will not be used. The Ministry of Climate and Environment does not plan to operate 1 of the largest lignite deposits in Europe extending between Legnica and Głogów. This information was confirmed by the country's chief geologist, Krzysztof Galos, who besides holds the position of vice-chief of the climate resort.