TERMIKA GRALA WOJCIECHOWSKI SP Z O O
Location
wielkopolskie
Founded
2001-12-07
Website
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Recent Articles about TERMIKA GRALA WOJCIECHOWSKI SP Z O O
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2025-01-29 (biznesalert.pl)
The thermics after changing the name puts on green
Orlen Termika, declares after changing the name further investments in a renewable energy source and green solutions such as heat pumps using waste heat. This is part of the group's strategy scheduled for 2025-2035.
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2025-01-28 (wysokienapiecie.pl)
Two billion is not enough. Long queue of those willing to support heating renewable energy -
In the recruitment of the "RES - heat source for heating" program, applications for support for 36 investments were submitted, most of which are heat pumps. The total value of projects exceeds the worth of PLN 2 billion of the program budget. Will there be another recruitment?
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2024-09-12 (biznesalert.pl)
Termika has a plan to decarbonize power and heating plants
Termika announced a plan to decarbonize its heating assets. It includes, among others: construction of a gas-steam unit at the Siekierki Heat and Power Plant, an exhaust gas condensation system with heat pumps that will enable heat recovery from exhaust gases. Siekierki Heat and Power Plant. Photo Polish Energy Group.
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2024-08-22 (globenergia.pl)
Orlen's heat and power plants will be coal-free by 2035
Full decarbonization of Orlen's combined heat and power plants and heating plants in the Warsaw agglomeration is to take place by 2035. The Żerań, Siekierki and Pruszków heat and power plants as well as the Wola and Kawęczyn heating plants, which are part of PGNiG TERMIKA, are to move away from burning coal, replacing it with more ecological energy sources
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2024-03-29 (energetyka24.com)
PGNiG Termika's green policy. The company focuses on biodiversity
PGNiG TERMIKA focuses on biodiversity in its environmental policy - among other things, by rehabilitating former ash dumps, which are now turning into green areas friendly to many species of flora and fauna.
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