Czech Republic.

The roundtable meeting “Dialogue between civil and governmental actors on energy security” was held on April 25, 2018 in the office of Casimir Pulaski Foundation. It was the first workshop in the project “Energy security and effective strategic communication the civil and governmental actors: V4+Ukraine” sponsored by International Visegrad Fund.

Piotr Nisztor’s broadcast in the Polish Radio 24 allowed the public to get acquainted with some interesting facts about the purchase of shares in the Czech Unipetrol. Did Andrzej Szczęśniak advise PKN Orlen? Does ABW investigate the takeover of Unipetrol by the largest company in Poland for PLN 3,5 billion? – wonders Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief […]

The problems of the Chinese company CEFC in the Czech Republic pose a question not only about economic security related to Chinese investments, but also about the political security of Central Europe – writes Łukasz Kołtuniak for BiznesAlert.pl.

Spolana Neratovice, part of the refinery and petrochemical group Unipetrol, continues to modernize its production facility. Its management has signed a contract with the supply consortium ČEZ Energetické služby and Envir & Power Ostrava for construction of a new heating plant for production of steam that is essential for the site’s operation. The construction will […]

The new Silk Road is a wonderful advertising slogan. However, it looks less attractive from backstage in the neighborhood of Poland. This is a corruption scandal in China, interests with the Czech president and the war against PKN Orlen, writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief of BiznesAlert.pl.

What goes on in Poland on the 23rd of February.

Government Plenipotentiary for strategic energy infrastructure Piotr Naimski was interviewed by the Czech newspaper Česká Pozice. He talked about Polish energy policy, plans of building the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline and energy cooperation in the Central and Eastern Europe region.

What goes on in Poland on the 15th of January.

Benzina, the largest network of petrol stations in the Czech Republic owned by the Unipetrol Group, opened the 400th petrol station thus further strengthened its leading position on the market. The growth in the number of stations is closely associated with the OMV petrol stations’ takeover. Of the 65 acquired stations, 54 stations have been […]

The expansion of the Litvinov-Záluží petrochemical complex in Litvinov in the Czech Republic is going according to plan. The factory is owned by Unipetrol, Orlen’s subsidiary.