PGNiG.

The winner has been announced in the first acceleration round of Poland Prize, a governmental programme for startups, coordinated by the Startup Hub Poland Foundation and supported by PGNiG. The winning startup is Spottitt, a UK-based company that has developed a system for analysing satellite images of the earth for optimal positioning of renewable energy […]

Rating agency Moody’s justified its decision by referring to the strong financial standing of PGNiG, which the company would be able to maintain while implementing a major investment programme and with falling gas prices.

Geofizyka Toruń SA of the PGNiG Group is the first company in Europe to employ new seismic data acquisition technologies in searching for hydrocarbon deposits. The company is replacing the hitherto used cabled geophone networks with ultra-lightweight wireless nodal sensors. Their small size and low weight allow to conduct exploration with no harm to the […]

PGNiG Upstream Norway and its partners decided to move to Select Phase of the project during which key technical decisions regarding the field development will be made. This will lead to a final selection of the development concept scheduled for Q3 2020.

– How much does the US LNG imported to Poland since 2017 cost? The price varies from almost $ 120 to about $ 300 for 1000 cubic meters at the point of its loading. Transport and insurance costs are added to this. These are the numbers given by the US Department of Energy, which allow […]

What goes on in Poland on the 28th of June.

PGNiG Upstream Norway will acquire 22.2 percent of shares in King Lear field – PL146 and PL333 licenses – from Total E&P Norge. The volume of production in the part attributable to PGNiG may reach 0.25 bcm of natural gas annually. The production start is planned for 2025.

The first well is expected to start production in June 2020. By the end of the year the next three wells will commence production. The Ærfugl project will be developed using innovative technical solutions.

The technology for pre-mining extraction of coal bed methane using hydraulic fracturing was awarded the prestigious Teraz Polska Badge of Quality in the 12th edition of the Innovation Projects Competition. The method was developed by a consortium comprising Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (PGNiG) and the Polish Geological Institute – National Research Institute (PGI-NRI).


The decision on changing the concession for natural gas production from the Przemyśl field and the Buszkowiczki deposit is expected by June 27, 2019 – ensured the Ministry of the Environment in a commentary for BiznesAlert.pl. PGNiG strives to extend it.