RWE buys a heat generating plant in Trzemeszno in Greater Poland district

• RWE Polska is following up on its investment strategy in Poland
• RWE Polska Contracting will modernise the heat generation systems at Trzemeszno

 
In line with its long-term investment strategy, RWE is taking over from Cembrit S.A. the Heat and Water Management Plant “Izopol” Sp.z o.o. in Trzemeszno (in northern-west Poland). Investment by RWE will allow the company to grow dynamically and contribute to the development of the local heat distribution network. RWE is planning to modernise the boilers at the Heat and Water Management Plant in Trzemeszno, thus improving the security of heat supply and reducing the CO₂ emissions.
In managing the new company RWE will leverage its experience in heat industry, gained both internationally and in Poland. Since three years RWE owns the RWE Polska Contracting company that operates in the heat industry, local cogeneration and energy efficiency market segments.
“We will be implementing the highest technical and organisational standards at the company, that are mandatory at RWE” – said Tadeusz Winiarz, president of RWE Polska Contracting. “We are acquiring a good company on a market with high growth potential. After the investments and modernisation of the plant, the heat energy generation will be more sustainable.” – added Tadeusz Winiarz.

RWE is among the five leading utilities in Europe.It specialises in generation, transmission, distribution and sales of electricity and gas. RWE employs 66 thousand people, supplies 14 million customers with electricity and 6 million with gas.RWE is the largest energy producer in Germany and number three in the UK. It is also present in Central Europe, operating not only in Poland, but also in Czech Republic, Slovak Republic and Hungary.
 
The largest RWE owned companies in Poland are RWE Polska – responsible for supporting RWE’s development in Poland, selling energy to around 900 thousand customers, and RWE Stoen Operator company that operates the Warsaw electricity network. RWE is planning to build state-of-the-art hard-coal fired 800 MW power station by 2015 in Silesia and commission wind farms with total power of 300 MW in Masurian, Pomeranian and Greater Poland regions.
 
 
 

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