Saudi Aramco.

The successor of Daniel Obajtek as the CEO of Poland’s Orlen will have to decide about the construction of a petro-chemical complex with Saudi Aramco in Gdańsk.

Saudi Aramco has plans to expand its business across Europe following the Orlen-Lotos merger, which gave it access to the Gdańsk refinery. It promises stable supplies to the Polish market.

Zlensky’s visit to Saudi Arabia a chance to revive old Polish oil pipe project? Ukraine needs quickly ready fuel for the counteroffensive against Russia. President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit Riyadh, while Poland and Ukraine will discuss the Odessa-Brody-Gdańsk oil pipe project updated to a version where both crude and fuel will be transmitted. The Russians […]

Tauron’s 2022 results In December 2022 Tauron completed the separation of Tauron Wydobycie which had bituminous coal mines and transferred it to the State Treasury. The next step is to isolate coal-fired power plants under its control. „At the same time our coal assets were being separated. In December 2022 we have completed the process […]

The TVN24 news channel has unofficially learned about the terms of the agreement between Orlen and Saudi Aramco on the Gdańsk Refinery, and claims that while the deal is unfavorable to the Polish company, it does allow retaining control over the facility. However, it is important to point out that the arrangement involves several agreements. […]

From the perspective of PKN Orlen and Poland’s energy security, the most important part of the merger with Lotos is to secure a competent and responsible partner for the Gdańsk refinery. From the perspective of customers, it seems more important who will take over 80 percent of Lotos’s gas stations. Would Hungary’s MOL be a […]

What goes on in Poland on the 13th of January.

BiznesAlert.com presents a summary of the most important events in energy sector in 2019. Such reports are to be published regularly on monthly basis.

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