EU ENERGY RISK MANAGEMENT СONCEPT IMPLEMENTATION AMONG MEMBER STATES: CASE STUDIES OF POLAND

Abstract

This article explores the fulfilment of energy risk management concept among European Union (EU) member states, with a particular focus on Poland. It analyzes the strategies employed to mitigate risks to energy security, including diversification of sources, energy efficiency measures, and regional collaboration within the EU framework. The analysis highlights the challenges and opportunities that arise from applying risk-focused decision-making processes within the unique regulatory and geopolitical landscape of the EU. Through a comprehensive case study of Poland, the article demonstrates how these concepts have been translated into practical measures and the potential implications for other member states.