In Poland, multinational oil and gas company Orlen has vowed that 10% of all its petrochemical sales will come from renewable or circular raw materials by 2035.
The target is part of Orlen’s “The Energy of Tomorrow Starts Today,” program, the most “ambitious and comprehensive” in the company’s history. Key objectives also include expanding natural gas production, constructing four offshore wind farms, developing large-scale energy storage facilities, and delivering at least two small modular nuclear reactors.
“ORLEN is committed to enhancing the energy independence of the Polish and regional economy. Our goal is to be secure, competitive, and modern. To achieve this, we are embarking on the largest growth program in the history of Poland’s energy, with an investment of up to PLN 380 billion,” Ireneusz Fąfara, President of the Management Board of ORLEN, said in a press statement.