Orlen Signs Green Hydrogen Cooperation Agreement with Finnish Firms to Boost Energy Security
Orlen signed a cooperation agreement with Finnish firms on January 27 to produce green hydrogen. The move aims to boost energy security during the Ukraine war.
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On January 27, 2026, the state-controlled fuel firm signed a cooperation agreement with three energy companies from 
FI to establish new arrangements for green hydrogen production and supply. The agreement, finalized during a formal signing ceremony, involves the Finnish firms ABO Energy Suomi, Nordic Ren-Gas, and VolagHy Kuopio SPV. This partnership marks a significant step for 
PL as it seeks to secure alternative energy sources and advance its capabilities in low-emission fuel technologies.
FI to establish new arrangements for green hydrogen production and supply. The agreement, finalized during a formal signing ceremony, involves the Finnish firms ABO Energy Suomi, Nordic Ren-Gas, and VolagHy Kuopio SPV. This partnership marks a significant step for PL as it seeks to secure alternative energy sources and advance its capabilities in low-emission fuel technologies.The collaboration focuses on defining the logistical conditions necessary for transporting hydrogen and its derivatives from FI to refineries and chemical plants operated by in PL. As part of its broader infrastructure strategy, currently operates seven underground gas storage facilities and is actively planning to expand its hydrogen transmission and storage capacity. This development aligns with the company's long-term objective to modernize its energy network while ensuring a steady supply of low-emission fuels to its industrial sites.
FI to refineries and chemical plants operated by in PL. As part of its broader infrastructure strategy, currently operates seven underground gas storage facilities and is actively planning to expand its hydrogen transmission and storage capacity. This development aligns with the company's long-term objective to modernize its energy network while ensuring a steady supply of low-emission fuels to its industrial sites.
