ORLEN and Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza (KGS) have entered into a memorandum of understanding to develop a nationwide biomethane portfolio.
Under the new agreement, the parties will construct new biomethane production facilities.
The memorandum between ORLEN and KGS plans to jointly scale biomethane production.
“Biomethane production is a textbook circular-economy solution: it converts waste into fuel and generates measurable value for both local communities and the wider national economy. As a low-carbon substitute for natural gas, biomethane is integral to the energy-transition agenda—particularly the decarbonisation of transport.
“Our partnership with Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza, a company central to Poland’s food security framework, therefore, marks a further material milestone in delivering the ORLEN Group’s strategic objectives,” commented Grzegorz Bujnowski, executive director for gas trading, ORLEN.
“Investing in biogas and biomethane is a logical extension of our innovation and sustainability-led growth strategy.
“Our logistics platform and reliable feedstock streams allow us to convert post-production residues into clean energy. Partnering with ORLEN accelerates the green transition across the entire agri-food value chain. By pooling our competencies, we bolster energy security, cut our carbon footprint and create new jobs supporting the development of local communities,” said Olga Adamkiewicz, member of the management board, Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza.
ORLEN and Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza sign MoU to accelerate gas production in Poland
