Tag: PGE
PGE Plans to Expand the Peak-Pumping Power Plant in Żarnowiec. The 40-year-old Facility will...
The Żarnowiec peak pump power plant in Pomerania, with a power output of over 700 MW, was launched exactly 40 years ago and remains the largest facility of this type in Poland. In the...
PGE and Nokia Partner to Implement Next-Generation LTE450 Network for Polish Energy Sector
The LTE450 Network is a program that aims to accelerate the digitization of Polish energy sector. The completion of the installation of purchased equipment necessary for the launch of the first services in the...
Nuclear Power Makes a Comeback in Europe
Russian aggression against Ukraine and the energy markets crisis have triggered a revival in nuclear energy, with many EU countries now planning to invest in this sector, including Poland. The country plans to build...
Moderate optimism from fans ahead of Probierz’s debut
Less than half of the Polish population believe in a victory for the "Red and Whites", and a majority of Polish fans predict a narrow win by one or two goals against the Faroe...
Poland leading in the production of nuclear power plant modules?
Could Poland become a leading exporter of nuclear power plant modules? Americans believe so, and they are convincing more and more large entities of this idea. The demonstration module, entirely produced in our country,...
PGE Ekoserwis: Transforming UPSs into valuable products
About 20 million tons of ash, slag, and gypsum, by-products from coal burning, are produced annually in Poland. Instead of ending up as waste, these so-called UPSs can be successfully processed into valuable products...
There is a Need for More Corporate Action for Nature Conservation in Cities. PGE...
Paradoxically, today's cities - though often associated with ubiquitous concrete and greenery development - are now one of the leaders in ecosystem protection and nature restoration. Despite numerous efforts taken in recent years, Polish...
Nuclear projects are gaining momentum. Poland seems doomed to rely on nuclear power
In the next 17 years, nuclear power is expected to account for approximately one quarter of electric power production in Poland. Both the first nuclear power plant in Pomerania and the second one in...
About 20% of Energy-related Content on Polish Internet is Disinformation. The Industry Decides to...
On average, every second Pole encounters content related to energy on the internet daily. Even one in five such messages can be misinformation, according to an analysis commissioned by the Polish Association of Professional...
Hotels increase their accommodation base
The growing interest in domestic tourism is conducive to the development of accommodation facilities in resorts. Interesting city hotels are also opening. The current year should bring stabilization in the hotel industry as more...
The seven temptations of the Polish power sector in 2016 according to PwC
The Development of the power sector depends on finding a balance between the goals of investors and state plans. It should be noted that it is the companies that face the biggest challenges
The most...
Polish companies becoming increasingly aware of cyber threats associated with AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used both for cyberattacks and for defending against them. According to a study by EY - "How Polish Companies...
AGV and AMR: Revolutionizing Automation in Modern Manufacturing
In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern manufacturing, automation has become a cornerstone of efficiency and innovation. Among the most transformative technologies in this...
Property investment market in Poland. Q3 2024 report
Q3 2024 marked a significant resurgence on the market, with 30 transactions completed. By the end of September, the investment market reached €2.7 bn,...
XTB shatters records in 2023 with a PLN 791.3 million profit...
312,000 new customers acquired in 2023, over 77,000 in Q4 alone
A 51.0% increase in the number of active customers to 408,500
Q4...
The strange anatomy of global debt
DEBT: Global debt trends matter and the current levels are eye-poppingly high. However there are big differences across the segments of governments, companies, or...
