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Poland expands renewables, storage, heating & grid

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Latest: Polish energy firms implement grid stability and decarbonization measures

Poland’s low‑carbon transition continues to broaden. EU‑funded programmes are modernising district‑heating networks in towns such as Radzyń Podlaski and Stronie Śląskie, replacing leaky pipes and adding heat‑storage unit

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ORLEN Group energy and supply strategy

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Latest: ORLEN and Port of Gdynia partner on bioLNG shipping fuels

ORLEN Group has undertaken several strategic initiatives to enhance its energy production and supply security. The company secured certification under the Oil and Gas Institute’s KZR INiG sustainability scheme for its Pł

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European energy security and transition initiatives

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Latest: ORLEN joins Baltic Energy Initiative with 13 regional firms

Energy security and transition initiatives are being pursued through both local and regional cooperation models in Poland and Northern/Central Europe. At the local level, the municipalities of Odolanów, Sulmierzyce, and

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Norway-Poland energy cooperation and production

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Latest: Orlen begins gas production from new Norwegian Sea fields

Equinor and Poland’s ORLEN established a three-year agreement to supply crude oil from the Johan Sverdrup field on the Norwegian continental shelf. Starting in September, annual supplies of 5 million to over 9 million to

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Gdańsk port expansion and logistics hub

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Latest: Orlen launches new marine transshipment terminal in Gdańsk

In early July 2026, the European Union approved funding for a Baltic Hub terminal at the Port of Gdańsk and for flood-protection measures along the waterfront. In August, the port authority concluded a competitive tender