Poland advances sewage, energy grid and coal supply projects
In Elbląg, a sewage system and pumping station construction has begun, causing temporary disruptions on the Yellow Trail near Góra Chrobrego. The project, slated for completion by the end of 2026, aims to connect local households to a modern sanitary network.
The district of Jelenia continues modernising its wastewater collector using relining technology. Recent phases have upgraded 125 m under the A4 highway and prepared a 420 m stretch for non‑excavation renewal, improving sewer reliability for residents.
Energa‑Operator has signed an annex to its smart‑grid development programme in Poland’s east, extending planned lines from 48.5 km to over 64 km and increasing renewable‑energy connection capacity from about 76 MW to more than 102 MW. The work includes new substations and network automation linked to SCADA/ADMS systems.
Separately, the company obtained 38 million PLN from the National Fund for Environmental Protection to upgrade key 110/15 kV substations in the Kuyavian‑Pomeranian region, facilitating the rollout of electric‑vehicle charging infrastructure.
Gmina Ślemień received EU co‑financing to install photovoltaic panels, energy‑storage units and biomass boilers in schools, cultural centres and youth shelters, supporting the local energy‑transition plan.
Lubelski Węgiel Bogdanka signed annexes to its long‑term coal‑supply contracts with Enea Wytwarzanie, raising delivery volumes by roughly 6 % and bringing the total contract value for 2017‑2036 to about 25.6 billion PLN.