PFR: we do not plan to transfer funds from PPK to state projects

A recent article highlighted that Poland's energy transformation could cost 3 trillion PLN by 2040, suggesting that Employee Capital Plans (PPK) funds could help finance this. The Polish Development Fund (PFR) recommended expanding PPK investment options to include private market funds for energy projects. This sparked controversy, with critics comparing it to the 2014 OFE reform and expressing concerns over the safety of PPK savings. PFR's CEO denied these claims, stating there are no plans to direct PPK funds to state projects. The Finance Minister also dismissed the allegations, emphasizing PPK's role in enhancing personal savings. Proposed legislation aims to allow PPK investments in private market funds, but does not change ownership of the funds.