Energetic weekly review – record investments, breakthrough at sea and regulators on the brake

Orlen is installing Europe’s largest offshore wind turbines, and investment in solar power has exceeded PLN 12 billion. At the same time, Brussels has announced CO₂ emission reduction targets and relief measures for industry, whilst the government has put key changes to gas storage on hold. In the background, the modernisation of port infrastructure is underway, aimed at supporting raw materials logistics and agro-energy.

Installation vessel mounting Baltic Power turbines in the Baltic Sea

Source: Orlen / Press materials

ORLEN is installing the largest offshore wind turbines in Europe. The first Polish wind turbine at sea is already in place.

The government is halting changes to gas storage.

Worker in a hard hat with a fire extinguisher beside yellow gas pipes

Source: Wysokienapiecie.pl

Graphic of a hand moving a CO2 emission reduction target slider

Photo: Depositphotos

Brussels: 90% – CO2 emission reduction targets and relief for industry.

Two strategic projects at the Port of Gdańsk are entering the implementation phase – the reconstruction of the Vistula Quay and the construction of the Agro terminal

Presentation of the Wiślane Quay rebuild and Agro terminal at the Port of Gdańsk

Photo: GospodarkaMorska.pl

Aerial view of solar panels on a building roof

Source: Zielonagospodarka.pl

The photovoltaic market in Poland 2025. Investment value exceeded 12 billion PLN

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