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Malwina has seven years of experience in legal and regulatory advisory for large companies and utilities, such as electricity and gas suppliers, rail infrastructure operators, and postal companies. As a hearing officer at the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities, she was involved in the proceeding for approval of power purchase agreements for electricity generated at an offshore wind farm. Her work experience includes advisory services for telecommunications companies and the Office of Electronic Communications in Poland.
Her professional interests focus on legal aspects of energy and economic transition for combating climate change, in particular with the use of renewable energy, voluntary carbon markets and sustainability reporting.
Malwina is a graduate of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland (master of laws) and Boston University School of Law (LL.M.). She is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts, New York and Poland. In addition to her legal education, Malwina expanded her understanding of renewable energy through a course on the design of renewable energy projects at Harvard Extension School in Cambridge.
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Carbon markets are currently undergoing significant changes due to implementation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. Together with The Gold Standard Foundation our EY Center for Climate Policy led by Kasia Klaczynska Lewis analyzed how the introduction of international cooperation for emission reductions and offsetting impacts the rights to carbon credits.
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After COP26: The interplay between Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and the Voluntary Carbon Market
The outcome of COP26 is a positive sign to all voluntary carbon market participants. Proposed decisions on paragraph 2 and 4 of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement should bring more credibility and stability to the market. More frequent reviews of the Nationally Determined Contributions can also fuel decarbonization ambition and generate a higher demand for instruments like carbon credits. Before VCM stakeholders will harvest the fruits of what have been agreed at COP26, everybody needs to revisit the current standards and align their market practices with the Paris Agreement Rulebook.
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The role of carbon neutral LNG in the energy transition
Almost in a heartbeat LNG has evolved in a general perception from the “cleanest fossil fuel on earth”, through the “transition fuel” to the famous “gas is over” pronounced by the President of the European Investment Bank Dr. Werner Hoyer in January of 2021, to announce departure from investments in fossil fuels, including natural gas.
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