We are expanding our operations in the global LNG market. In the first quarter of next year, ORLEN LNG Trading will open an office in Singapore. Our presence in the region, which accounts for the majority of global LNG demand, will enable us to strengthen our cooperation with Asian clients and partners. This is another step in building ORLEN's international position and supporting the energy security of Poland and the region.

EUR 223 million from the EU Innovation Fund for Atlas, a joint project by ORLEN Upstream Norway, Aker BP and Höegh Evi. Atlas will provide capacity to store 6 million tonnes of CO₂ per year beneath the North Sea seabed, with operations scheduled to begin in 2031.

We have completed the installation of Baltic Power’s 76th and final turbine. Poland’s first offshore wind farm is now undergoing commissioning and will soon generate enough electricity to power more than 1.5 million households across the country.

ORLEN and Naftogaz are strengthening their strategic cooperation. During the Carpathian Eight Summit, Marcin Wasilewski, ORLEN Management Board Member for Development and Energy Transition, and Sergii Fedorenko, Acting Chairman of the Management Board of Naftogaz of Ukraine, signed agreements covering LNG and petroleum products. The partnership will support supply diversification and enhance regional energy security.

ORLEN and 13 energy companies and organizations from Northern and Central Europe have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) under the Baltic Energy Initiative. The partnership aims to develop joint projects that strengthen energy security and enhance the competitiveness of the Baltic Sea region. The cooperation will focus on offshore wind, LNG and bio-LNG, hydrogen, CO₂ transport and storage, nuclear energy and small modular reactors. It will also cover critical infrastructure protection, cybersecurity, and joint efforts to secure financing for strategically important cross-border projects.

Energy leaders, policymakers and industry experts from across the Baltic Sea region will meet in Warsaw on 3 September to discuss the future of energy in Europe. At a time when energy security, competitiveness and the energy transition are reshaping the continent, regional cooperation is more important than ever. Join Baltic Energy Conference 2026.

ORLEN has started production from the Idun Nord field in the Norwegian Sea. Alve Nord and Ørn are set to follow in the coming weeks. Together, the three-field development will add approximately 30 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) to ORLEN's production portfolio, bringing the number of producing fields on the Norwegian Continental Shelf to 24.