ORLEN Group has initiated the construction of a combined cycle gas turbine power block in Gdańsk, marking a significant investment in Poland's transition to low-emission energy sources.

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The investment focused on the construction of a combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power block in Gdańsk, initiated by ORLEN Group, a leading energy company in Central Europe. This project marks a significant step in enhancing Poland's energy security and transitioning to low-emission energy sources. With a commitment to sustainability, ORLEN aims to support Poland's energy transformation by providing 4 GigaWatts of gas power capacity by 2035. The CCGT facility will utilize innovative water supply solutions in collaboration with local wastewater treatment facilities.

This new power block will be pivotal in reducing CO2 emissions by 50% compared to traditional coal-fired power plants. The project will not only boost the stability of the National Power System but will also create job opportunities and foster local economic growth through the use of Polish companies in its construction.

Industry Overview in Poland

The energy sector in Poland is undergoing a transformative shift as the country moves away from coal dependency towards more sustainable and low-emission energy sources. This transition is crucial in light of Poland's recent pledges to meet European