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The Harmony Link power connection between Poland and Lithuania is delayed. However, the Baltic states make hay while the sun shines. Estonia and Germany want to build a cable that will be charged with power generated by offshore wind farms in the Baltic. The project’s name is the Baltic WindConnector.

Although the Schwedt refinery has not yet been derusified, the German government is drawing up plans to produce hydrogen there. This may be the key to the success of Poland’s PKN Orlen, if it actually wants to take over the plant’s shares.

Grupa Azoty Polyolefins has secured the supply of key raw materials for Polimery Police. At the end of April, the chemical company signed an agreement to purchase propane from France’s Total Energies. The first delivery of 1,002 tons of propylene has already reached the plant.

The government adopted a bill to facilitate investments in agricultural biogas plants.

Germany is once again facing a decision on whether to derusify the eastern Schwedt refinery and whether to use Poland’s help or extend the board of trustees. PKN Orlen remains in the game.

Daniel Obajtek, the President of PKN Orlen, gave an interview to the Financial Times, in which he reveals preparations for the abandonment of Russian oil in the Czech Republic and criticizes the import of oil from Kazakhstan to Germany through Russian territory.

Poland and the US want to join forces in the military industry. A senior Pentagon official told the Polish Press Agency that an agreement on this issue would facilitate cooperation between the arms industries of the two states, including export to third countries. The first American HIMARS systems are supposed to defend the Suwałki Gap.

– The maturity of the technical design of the plant and intensive cooperation between the owner and regulator in the licensing process are areas which should be highlighted in the Polish program based on the lessons learned from Finland – says Anni Jaarinen, Head of Nuclear Services, Fortum, in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

PKN Orlen wants to double the amount of gas it receives through the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline, which is used to transmit the natural gas extracted by the company in Norway. By 2030, Orlen intends to extract 6 billion cubic meters per year from the Norwegian shelf alone, which is an increase of three quarters […]

Today, the Ministry of Climate and Environment held signing ceremony for a memorandum on Polish-Japanese cooperation in the development of hydrogen technologies with the participation of Minister Anna Moskwa and Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan Yasutoshi Nishimura.