Poland | Oil & Gas Feed

Better Energy has agreed a new partnership with Statkraft for the acquisition of three additional solar farms in Poland.  

INNIO Group's Jenbacher J920 FleXtra engines are set to power a 50 MWe heat and power plant in Bydgoszcz, northern Poland. 

Poland's crude oil and fuels operator plans to increase the capacity of its fuel base in northern Poland. 

A Dutch energy company has commenced the construction of a 110 MW portfolio of clean energy projects in Poland. 

The Joint Allocation Office has completed the first coordinated daily auction for booking transmission capacities on the cross-border connection between Poland and Ukraine. 

Poland's Climate and Environment State Secretary Urszula Zielinska urged the EU last week to "embrace" a plan to slash 90 per cent of the bloc's greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. However, Instrat showed in a report that an 80 per cent CO₂ reduction for Poland in the 2040 horizon would be feasible.

Poland has introduced fees for single-use containers and cups made of plastic packaging in trade, gastronomy and vending machines, implementing the EU Single-Plastics Directive. 

German RWE has commissioned a new onshore wind farm in northwestern Poland.

PGE Group has obtained connection conditions for a battery storage facility with a capacity of 400 MW in northwestern Poland.

EBRD is extending a financial package of up to 29 million euros to Eurowatt Green Energy Group for wind energy developments in Poland. 

In 2023, Poland received 62 liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes in Świnoujście, 4 more deliveries than last year.

The European Investment Bank announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement with German bank Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale to support renewable energy projects in EU countries - with a focus on Poland, Denmark and Sweden.

PERN announced on Wednesday that it has adapted further filling stations for road tankers to dosing biocomponents at a fuel base in Dębogórze in northern Poland.

On Sunday, Poland will elect its next government. Over the past few weeks, we have been following the Polish parliamentary elections to understand the role of energy and climate policies in the ongoing campaign and what we might expect from the biggest economy in Central and Eastern Europe after 15 October.

Poland takes the EU lead for solar job creation, a testament to its large residential solar sector, with almost 150,000 of the bloc’s solar jobs, according to SolarPower Europe.

The Regional Directorate for Environmental Protection in Szczecin has issued a decision on the environmental conditions for the construction of a 400 kV line in western Poland.

ORLEN Group has concluded a conditional agreement with EDP Renewables Polska for the purchase of three wind farms in western Poland.

The Municipality of Legnica in western Poland has announced the purchase of 6 electric buses.

Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court overturned a ruling made by a Warsaw Court according to which work on the Turów mine site should have been suspended due to environmental reasons.

Polish industry stakeholders have signed a letter of intent to establish the "Central Hydrogen Valley," which will operate in central Poland.