Mateusz Gibała

The Polska Grupa Energetyczna plans to build 500 electric vehicle charging stations by 2020. This was announced by Paweł Śliwa, PGE Vice-President for Innovation.

Tauron has acquired five wind farms with 180 MW capacity for PLN 137 million. The company says it is just a beginning of its further RES investments. It allows Tauron to double its on-shore wind farm installed capacity.

The Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) and KGHM, during a press conference at the 29th Economic Forum in Krynica, have signed a letter of intent concerning their collaboration on photovoltaic projects. The event was attended by the representatives of both companies and of the Ministry of Energy. The representatives of the companies argue that this is […]

What goes on in Poland on the 5th of September.

Ukraine is close to the setting up of another direction of gas imports, through which from 1 January 2020, deliveries from Romania, Greece and Turkey may begin. They will be implemented on the basis of the existing infrastructure of the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline, which is now used exclusively by Gazprom. Implementation of the project will […]

PKN ORLEN S.A. (“Company”) hereby notifies that on 26 August 2019 an agreement was signed between the State Treasury, the Company and Grupa LOTOS S.A. headquartered in Gdansk (“Grupa LOTOS”) in relation to a transaction for the purchase of shares in Grupa LOTOS S.A. by PKN ORLEN S.A. from the State Treasury (the “Agreement”), ( […]

Polish Oil and Gas Company (PGNiG) has purchased a cargo of liquefied natural gas from the US, and then – following regasification – sold the natural gas to Energy Resources of Ukraine (ERU). Thanks to the consistent expansion of the LNG supply portfolio PGNiG is able to offer natural gas to more customers.

What goes on in Poland on the 30th of August.

We are delighted to announce the upcoming jubilee Fifth Ukrainian Gas Forum, which will be held on 9th-10th October in Intercontinental Hotel Kyiv.

WB Group signed a supplemental agreement with NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), for upgraded versions of the in-service FLYEYE UAS Fleet. These upgrades include user-friendly solutions to increase the interoperability of the Polish Army by standardizing configuration and replacing the existing equipment with the up-to-date substitutes.