Poland's climate minister says she lowered the temperature in her house

WARSAW, September 15 — PRIME. Poland’s Climate and Environment Minister Anna Moskva said she lowered the temperature in her house to 17 degrees.

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Speaking on the radio station Zet, Moscow assured that “Polish consumers should not be afraid of a shortage of gas, electricity, coal, wood and other sources of heat,” but called for saving energy. “We have a lot to learn when it comes to good skills of turning off lights, heating at lower temperatures in common areas in homes. There is a lot we can do… develop a savings program,” Moscow said.

She stated that in her house she lowered the temperature to 17 degrees Celsius in the common areas. “I did it even earlier. I lowered the temperature in the house. I function at 17 degrees in common areas and 19 in more used rooms,” the minister said.

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“You can get used to it. This is a healthy temperature for the body,” the minister added.

In April, Poland completely banned the import of coal from Russia, which had a dramatic impact on the availability of coal on the market and on its price. The cost of a ton of coal from private suppliers exceeds 3,000 zlotys (about $640). The Ministry of Climate and Environment of Poland in the current situation in early July canceled for 60 days the requirements for the quality of coal used for heating.