Energy.

Orlen has launched its second nationwide publicly accessible hydrogen station in Katowice. Fuel for the Silesian station is supplied from the hydrogen hub in Włocławek, which opened this year. The ORLEN Group has a total of four publicly accessible hydrogen fueling stations: in Poland (Poznań and Katowice) and in the Czech Republic (Prague and Litvínov).

One of Poland’s largest renewable energy investments is under construction in Chęciny. It’s Industria’s 195 MW photovoltaic farm, which is capable of providing clean power to 78,000 households and generating up to PLN 35 million for the municipality over 25 years.

Orlen has signed a second agreement with the European Investment Bank. The corporation has secured 900 million PLN for the expansion of the energy network, including new connections for renewable energy sources.

Nowadays, companies all over the world are increasingly aware of the need to take action for sustainable development. ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) principles are becoming a key element of the strategy of many companies that want to act responsibly towards the environment and society.

Orlen is completing the process of integrating companies producing crude oil and natural gas. The aim of this process is to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and stabilize the level of gas production. Assets dispersed after the merger with Grupa Lotos and PGNiG will be integrated around the company Orlen Upstream Poland.

Orlen Wind 3, a subsidiary of the Orlen Group, has finalised a deal with EDP Renewables Polska to acquire two solar PV farms located in the Provinces of Zielona Góra and Poznań and a wind farm in the Province of Łódź. The newly acquired assets will increase Group’s renewable energy generation capacity by over 300 […]

As reported by the company, the European Investment Bank has granted Orlen PLN 3.5 billion for strategic grid development, including connections for renewable energy sources, modernization and investment in a smart grid. The first of the signed contracts amounts to PLN 900 million. The program will be executed by Energa Operator.

Orlen is planning to build 40 photovoltaic micro-installations of about 20 to 50 kWp on the shelters and roofs of its fuel stations, including those in Białystok, Bydgoszcz, Gdansk, Krakow, Poznan, Warsaw, Wroclaw and Szczecin. The corporation has announced procurement proceedings related to the project.

PGNiG Upstream Norway of the Orlen Group has begun producing oil from the Tyrving field in the North Sea, whose reserves are estimated at around 25 million barrels. Their production will be carried out with exceptionally low CO2 emissions of 0.3 kg per barrel, the company said on Tuesday.

The Orlen Group plans to increase its capacity in the renewable energy sector by about a third. Orlen Wind 3, a member of the Orlen Group, has signed a preliminary agreement with EDP Renewables Polska for the purchase of two photovoltaic farms with a total capacity of 280 MWp located in Lubuskie and Wielkopolskie voivodeships […]