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The West Pomeranian Voivode issued a decision approving the extension of the gas compressor station in Goleniów. It is the first of three decisions to be obtained by GAZ-SYSTEM for the expansion and construction of these infrastructure elements as a part of the Baltic Pipe project.

While anticipating EU proposals to reduce methane emissions, it is in the interest of the gas sector to take appropriate steps as soon as possible to improve the quality of emissions measurements and to prepare action plans to reduce methane emissions – writes Maria Olczak, Research Associate at Florence School of Regulation.

Polish Oil and Gas Company (PGNiG) is set to continue with its strategy of diversifying natural gas supplies to Poland. The key challenge for the coming months will be to increase the Company’s value. PGNiG will also commit itself to building a low-carbon economy based on green energy.

On December 19, 2019, the President of the Energy Regulatory Office gave a decision specifying the content of the entrustment contract concluded by GAZ-SYSTEM and TGPS EuRoPol GAZ, relating to operator’s duties applied to the Yamal Gas Pipeline.

Polish Oil and Gas Company has enriched its portfolio on the Norwegian Continental Shelf with new exploration licenses. It was awarded as part of the Awards in Predefined Areas (APA 2019) by the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy. Thus, the number of concessions on the shelf in which the PGNiG Group holds shares increased […]

The West Pomeranian Voivode has issued a decision on the location for the Polish part of the Baltic Pipe offshore pipeline.

On 9 January 2020, GAZ-SYSTEM signed a contract with EUROPIPE GmbH for the supply of pipes for the offshore part of the Baltic Pipe, which will be laid on the bottom of the Baltic Sea. The Company also accepted the design documentation for this gas pipeline. These are other important milestones in the timely completion […]

Supervisory Board of PGNiG appointed the new Management Board of the Company.

Polish Oil and Gas Company and Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa have signed a contract for the pre-mining of methane from hard coal seams. The works will be carried out at the Budryk Coal Mine, which is owned by JSW.

Poles assess the diversification of gas imports very positively and support the development of gas production.