German car maker Daimler AG will open a Mercedes Benz Manufacturing (MBM) engine factory near the town of Jawor, according to the daily Rzeczpospolita.
Six state-controlled companies - including the energy ones: PGE and Energa - have agreed to invest in a newly established state-owned coal mining group, PGG (Polish Mining Group).
The construction industry in Poland is recovering after a weak performance since 2011, according to a report by Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Centre (CIC).
Supporters of the Danube-Oder-Elbe water corridor, a huge project that appears to have been suspended, are now reportedly mulling a smaller water canal project on the Oder River to would make it navigable from northern Moravia to the Baltic Sea.
The announced construction of a new gas pipeline, the Nord Stream 2, raises questions about the economic and political power of Russia and Gazprom.
The last decade has brought a dynamic increase in the number and value of investments carried out by Polish companies abroad.
According to the forecasts of the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS), by 2050 the population of Poland will decrease by about 4.5 million (to less than 34 million people). This outflow will affect the inhabitants of cities most acutely.
Despite a decline in 2015, Cushman & Wakefield forecasts trading volumes will reach new heights in 2016, with CEE benefiting.
A liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and a planned pipeline from Poland’s northern coast to Norway would make Poland less reliant on Russian supplies, government and utility leaders said on March 21st.
The governing Law and Justice (PiS) is weighing up legislation that could swing Poland’s energy mix in the direction of coal, shale and possibly biomass.