Tauron.

The Polish government has admitted that in the face of the EU climate policy, coal assets are becoming a burden for energy companies, whose main job is to provide electricity. It seems that the PGE Group and PKN Orlen convinced their owner to transfer those assets to an entirely new company – writes Bartłomiej Sawicki, […]

What goes on in Poland on the 5th of May.

„The Tauron Group supports the government and the society in the fight against the coronavirus. Our corporation is socially responsible,” says Filip Grzegorczyk, CEO of the Tauron Group in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl. „We have taken all the necessary measures to protect our employees. Key positions in our production facilities are staffed,” the CEO ensures. […]

Companies associated with the Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) are consistently continuing their operations in the face of the epidemic threat, ensuring the continuity of electricity supply to millions of Poles. The PGE, TAURON, Enea and Energa Groups have adapted their work organisation models to ensure their business continuity and the protection of health of both […]

Tauron has acquired five wind farms with 180 MW capacity for PLN 137 million. The company says it is just a beginning of its further RES investments. It allows Tauron to double its on-shore wind farm installed capacity.

Tauron updated the strategy to respond to the challenges faced by the energy sector. As the company’s management emphasizes, in the face of the announced lack of support for coal, the corporation wants to develop zero- and low-emission sources. The energy transformation of Tauron is expected to cost about 5-6 billion PLN.

What goes on in Poland on the 29th of May.

The capital of Belgium was the venue of the “Balancing Coal and Climate: What is a ‘just’ Energy transition?” conference organised by the Polish Electricity Association and Politico. The panel participants have agreed that the regions of the European Union need support for the energy transition to be just.

What goes on in Poland on the 25th of September.

The climate policy is an intent to protect the environment but also an attempt to build a new business that will become another driver for the European economies; we may win there, it depends only on us – said in Katowice on Thursday Jarosław Broda, Vice President of Tauron.