Honorata Nyga-Łukaszewska
Research Fellow

Specializations: ENERGY SECURITY, ENERGY POLICY, CLIMATE POLICY
Doctor of Economics, Assistant Professor at the Warsaw School of Economics. Expert in energy security, international energy markets, and economic diplomacy. Organizer of national and international academic conferences; author of several dozen scholarly articles on energy security. Reviewer for both international and national academic journals.
Publications (selected):
- Does the agreement of the main gas producers stand a chance of becoming a new OPEC in the global gas trade?, “Zeszyty Naukowe KGŚ”, SGH 2010, No. 26;
- EU energy policy in the light of the January 2009 gas crisis (co-author), [in:] K. Falkowski, E. Teichmann, “Reaction to the global economic crisis and the regional gas crisis”, Warsaw School of Economics, 2010;
- Climate and energy in the new EU 2020 strategy, “CSM Analyzes and Opinions” 2010, No. 9.
A graduate of International Relations as well as Management and marketing at SGH, alumna of a U.S. Department of State scholarship program, an internship at the International Energy Agency, and studies at Imperial College London. Her professional experience includes work at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She was also a member of Poland’s official delegation to the UNFCCC and is a member of the International Association for Energy Economics. She has led numerous research projects analyzing global, regional, and local energy markets.
Permanently in: Warsaw
Honorata Nyga-Łukaszewska
Research Fellow

Specializations: ENERGY SECURITY, ENERGY POLICY, CLIMATE POLICY
Doctor of Economics, Assistant Professor at the Warsaw School of Economics. Expert in energy security, international energy markets, and economic diplomacy. Organizer of national and international academic conferences; author of several dozen scholarly articles on energy security. Reviewer for both international and national academic journals.
Publications (selected):
- Does the agreement of the main gas producers stand a chance of becoming a new OPEC in the global gas trade?, “Zeszyty Naukowe KGŚ”, SGH 2010, No. 26;
- EU energy policy in the light of the January 2009 gas crisis (co-author), [in:] K. Falkowski, E. Teichmann, “Reaction to the global economic crisis and the regional gas crisis”, Warsaw School of Economics, 2010;
- Climate and energy in the new EU 2020 strategy, “CSM Analyzes and Opinions” 2010, No. 9.
A graduate of International Relations as well as Management and marketing at SGH, alumna of a U.S. Department of State scholarship program, an internship at the International Energy Agency, and studies at Imperial College London. Her professional experience includes work at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She was also a member of Poland’s official delegation to the UNFCCC and is a member of the International Association for Energy Economics. She has led numerous research projects analyzing global, regional, and local energy markets.
Permanently in: Warsaw