@misc{Jerzak_Krzysztof_The_2026,
 author={Jerzak, Krzysztof},
 pages={63-81},
 journal={Przyszłość energii},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2026},
 publisher={Polska Akademia Nauk, Komitet Prognoz PAN},
 language={polski},
 abstract={The energy transition is accelerating, and global climate regulations are leading to a move away from fossil fuels. This results in the emergence of “stranded,” meaning stranded costs, assets, and resources. One way to reduce the scale of this problem is the development of alternative energy-storage technologies that can be adapted for use in post-mining infrastructure. Potential solutions include systems such as UPSH, A-CAES, MTES, and other innovative gravitational energy-storage technologies, which can additionally help increase energy stability amid the ongoing transformation of the energy system.},
 title={The second life of mines – the possibilities of using closed coal mines for the purposes of energy transformation and minimizing the phenomenon of orphans},
 type={Artykuł},
 URL={http://publikacje.pan.pl/Content/138792/PE_063-081_PE_Cz.2_%20Jerzak.pdf},
 keywords={stranded assets, stranded costs, stranded resources, energy transition, coal mines, climate policy, abandoned mines, energy storage},
}