By Wojciech Kosc in Warsaw Stocks of Polish state-controlled energy companies fell sharply on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on April 10 after a government official hinted at dropping the previous administration’s plan to move the companies’ burdensome coal assets to a separate entity. The plan assumed spinning off coal assets to the National Energy Security Agency (NABE), which would secure their operation and maintenance before gradually retiring them in line with Poland’s overarching strategy to reduce coal’s share in electricity generation. Relieved from the burden of coal assets, the companies…