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This is a report
on the OVERVIEW of the
POLISH ELECTRICITY MARKET

The report has been compiled to present to employers of engineers in

the power sector to show how XXX International conducts its
recruitment activities. Although the report is on Poland’s power Industry,
the point is that XXX can produce a similar report for any country or any
Industry.

The report is designed to act as a preliminary map for recruitment

activities. From this report it is possible to identify the employers and
what they do. From here XXX can execute a “top down” systematic and
logical program to find every engineer in a National skills market. This
enables our clients to approach every Engineer that they may wish to
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by Mike M Wierciszewski, 07 865 934 240
CONTENTS

POLISH ELECTRICITY MARKET

1. INTRODUCTION
2. ENERGY TIER
2.1. Generation
2.2. Transmission
2.3. Technology and Hardware
2.4. Company Information sample
The case of Siemens Poland
2.5. Distribution

3. BUSINESS TIER

3.1. Polish Business Groups

3.2. International Business
3.3. Competitive Landscape
3.3.1. Main Business Entities
3.3.2. Current Processes
[…]

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POLISH ELECTRICITY MARKET

The main feature

The most notable and significant feature of Poland's energy sector
is its heavy dependence on coal as a primary energy source. Poland
has immense coal reserves, produces about half of its natural gas
requirement and has virtually no oil. The vast majority of electri-
city generation in Poland is coal-based, though diversification
toward more use of other energy sources is becoming a strategic
priority.

Recession-proof
This year Poland is bound to be the only European country to
experience GDP growth - say experts from “The Economist”. The
country is ranked 6th among economies in the world.
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Poland may
expect economic growth at around 0.7% and is bound to decidedly
outshine other European countries in this respect. Positive GDP in
2009 will become a thing not numerous countries will be able to
boast about. EIU’s experts expect China to have the highest GDP
growth i.e. 6%. India comes second in the ranking with the
expected 5% GDP rise and Egypt closes the list of top courtiers
with prospects of a 3.9% GDP growth.

Manpower Polska
Polish employers show measured optimism in context of employ-
ing new workers. 18% of them plan to increase number of em-
ployees in the period August - October 2009... In some sectors, for
example construction and engineering they predict an increase of
20%. On the other hand in Power generation reduction of 15% is
foreseen. This might suggest trend to build some new, more
efficient plants and investing in more effective solutions.

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 1. INTRODUCTION
At present, a number of Polish government entities are involved with the electric
power industry. The main government agency in Poland that deals with the electric
generation industry is the Ministry of Economy, and the Energy Regulatory Office
(Urzad Regulacji Energetyki) regulates the power sector.
The following three subsystems are distinguished in the Polish Power System (PPS),
due to the nature of the technical functions:
1. generation of electricity (at power plants, heat and power plants and
distributed generation);
2. transmission of electricity through the extra-high voltage power
network nation-wide and via cross-border lines through the Polish
borders (the task executed by the transmission system operator);
3. distribution of electricity through the high, medium and low voltage
distribution networks (the tasks executed by the distribution system
operators).

We will present them hereunder.

Some Basic Statistics:

The total installed capacity in the Polish power stations amounted to ca. 35. 850 GW.
The annual production of electricity amounts to a total of 160 000 GW.

Primary Energy Supplies, as of 1 Jan 2008

Fuel Type Percentage
Coal 66.3 %
Oil 20.9 %
Natural Gas 11.4 %
Nuclear 0%
Hydroelectric 1.2 %
Other incl. RES 0.2 %

Percentage structure of the capacity available in the system, as of 1 Jan 2008

Hard coal power plants 59 %
Lignite power plants 25.5 %
Hydro-electric power plants 6.6 %
Industrial power plants 6.3 %
Renewable sources 0.6 %
Gas power plants 2.2 %
Nuclear 0%

There are 20 system power stations, and the biggest were

Belchatow, 4430 MW
Kozienice, 2846 MW
Turow, 2106 MW,
Polaniec, 1800 MW
Rybnik, 1775 MW
Dolna Odra, 1742 MW

As of 9 Jan 2009, there are also 55 cogeneration plants and among the biggest are
Warszawa, Łódź and Tychy. For the detail read on.

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The Strongest Producers in the Energy Market

Entity Name Output

[TWh] [%]

PGE SA 56,80 35,13

Tauron Polska Energia SA 22,95 14,19
Energa SA (ZEL Ostrołęka SA) 3,17 1,96
ENEA SA (Elektr Kozienice SA) 13,23 8,18
Elektrownia Połaniec SA 6,71 4,15
Elektrownia Rybnik SA 9,95 6,15
Elektrownia Skawina SA 2,57 1,59
Other system power stations 34,87 21,56
Industrial Power Stations 8,06 4,99
System Hydro Power Stations 2,77 1,71
Remaining RPS 0,61 0,38
TOTAL 161,69 100,00

New Investment Initiatives in the Polish Energy Sector

Business Name Location Capacity

[MW] Due Date Technology

PGE
Opole 460 2012 lignite
Opole 460 2013 black coal
Turów 500 2014 lignite
Dolna Odra 400 2016 CCGT
Dolna Odra 400 2019 CCGT
Południowy Koncern Energetyczny
Halemba 440 2012 black coal
Blachownia 200 2012 black coal
Bielsko-Biała 100 2012 black coal
Vattenfall Heat, Warszawa 400 2013 black coal
CEZ, Skawina 1000 2014 black coal
Polish Power, Żarnowiec 1600 2013-2014 black coal

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Location of the biggest power stations within Poland’s administrative system

Location of the biggest power stations by fuel used;

brown – brown coal, red – black coal, blue - hydro

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 2. ENERGY TIER
2.1. ENERGY GENERATION

2.1.1. System Power Stations

Please note that particular employment data and further information on each company can be
provided in more detail on your bespoke request.

The full list of twenty system power stations in Poland

1. BOT Elektrownia Belchatów SA, 4430 MW, 4341 employees

ul. Energetyczna 7, 97-406 Bełchatów 5, tel: +48 44632 5132, fax: + 48 44735 2211
The largest thermal power plant in Europe. In July 2009, was named as the biggest
polluter in the European Union by the Sandbag Climate Campaign, a London-based
non-profit.
Plans: new generation bloc of 858 MW is in construction phase and due next year.

2. Elektrownia Kozienice SA, 2846 MW, 2326 employees

Elektrownia Kozienice SA, Swierze Górne, 26-900 Kozienice 1, tel. +48 048 614 24
14, fax: +48 048 614 35 16
In January 2008 they started to produce energy from renewable sources (by biomass
co-combustion). Also a subsidiary company Elektrownie Wodne, Hydroelectric
Power Stations, deals with the electric energy production from renewable sources.
The total capacity of the twenty hydroelectric power stations owned by the Company
accounts for 56 MW. In 2007, they produced a total of 0.1 TWh of electric energy.
Plans: development and implementation of renewable technologies.

3. BOT Elektrownia Turów SA, 2106 MW, 1800 employees

BOT Elektrownia Turów SA, ul. Mlodych Energetyków 12, 59-916 Bogatynia, tel.
+48 075 773 49 00, fax: +48 075 773 40 02
The most innovative technological solutions among the all lignite powered plants.
Plans: construction of another power bloc, introduction of biomass co-firing and
building a wind farm system, planned capacity of 1000 MW till 2016.

4. Elektrownia Polaniec SA (GDF SUEZ) 1800 MW, 482 employees

Zawada 26, 28-230 Połaniec, tel. +48-15-865 65 65, fax +48-15-865 66 88
Owned by Electrabel Polska and is a part of GDF SUEZ in Poland. Current efficiency
brutto: 38,7%.
Plans: further improvements in power efficiency and utilisation of materials.

5. Elektrownia Rybnik SA, 1775 MW, 1031 employees

ul. Podmiejska, 44 - 207 Rybnik, tel.: +48 32 739 1000, fax: +48 32 422 7894,
Ownership: EDF-ENBW - 78,3%, Electricité De France International S.A. - 45,9 %,
EnBW Energie Baden - Württemberg Ag - 32,4 %, Elektrocieplownie Wybrzeze S.A.
- 18,8 %, Other - 2,9 %.
Plans: adding another 1000 MW to the total capacity of the power station by 2015.

6. Zespół Elektrowni Dolna Odra SA, 1772 MW, 2 500 employees

Elektrownia Dolna Odra SA, 74-100 Nowe Czarnowo 76 k. Gryfina, tel. +48 091 316
51 00, fax: +48 091 416 20 00
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PGE Zespołu Elektrowni Dolna Odra S.A. comprises Elektrownia Dolna Odra,
Elektrownia Pomorzany and Elektrownia Szczecin.
Plans: investment in Green Energy, Mostostal Zabrze-Holding S.A. is to build a
power bloc using biomass. Contract signed 3 July 2009.

7. BOT Elektrownia Opole SA, 1532 MW, 1226 employees

PGE Elektrownia Opole S.A, 46-021 Brzezie k. Opola, tel. +48 077 423 50 50, fax
+48 077 423 50 12
Plans: construction of another two power blocs, 800 MW capacity of each and
efficiency ca 40%

8. PKE SA Elektrownia Jaworzno III, 1345 MW, 1646 employees

ul. Promienna 51 , 43-603 Jaworzno, tel: +48 (32) 615 50 71, fax: +48 (32) 715 30 88
Plans: new power bloc of 900 MW, till 2015

9. Elektrownia Patnów SA/ PAK Group, 1200 MW, 1177 employees (the group)
A part of PAK Group (Patnów - Adamów - Konin SA. )
Plans: modernisation of four power blocs

10. PKE SA Elektrownia Laziska, 1155 MW, 1434 employees

ul. Wyzwolenia 30, 43-170 Laziska Górne, tel: +48 (32) 224 11 00, Tel: +48 (32) 324
33 00, Fax:+48 (32) 324 31 33, Fax: +48 (32) 324 34 16
Plans: modernisation of a cooling tower by UNISERV SA within next 12 months

11. PKE SA Elektrownia Siersza, 805 MW, 640 employees

32-541 Trzebinia, tel: +48 (32) 612 11 95, Fax: +48 (32) 612 13 35
Plans: IT system upgrade, wider utilisation of biomass as a local, cheap fuel

12. PKE SA Elektrownia Lagisza, 710 MW, 1021 employees

ul. Pokoju 14, 42-504 Bedzin, tel: +48 (32) 26 71 000, Fax: +48 (32) 26 71 002
Plans: a new bloc of 460 MW started on 27 June 2009, new capacity 1170 MW

13. Zespół Elektrowni Ostroleka SA, ENERGA Group, 647 MW, 1030 employees
ul. Elektryczna 5, 07-401 Ostrołęka, tel. +48 029 766 20 00, fax: +48 029 769 11 45
They comprises Elektrociepłowna A (EcA) and Elektrownia B (El.B) both using
black coal from Bogdanka Coal Mine.
Plans: On 17 June 2009 they announced 100% increase in investment funding to erect
a total of 2000 km of power lines.

14. Elektrownia Adamów SA/ PAK Group, 600 MW, 1177 employees (the group)
A part of PAK Group (Patnów - Adamów - Konin SA.)
Plans: construction of two power blocks of 500 MW each between 2014÷2018.

15. Elektrownia Skawina SA, 575 MW, 494 employees

ul. Piłsudskiego 10, 32-050 Skawina , tel. +48 012 276 20 00 , fax: +48 012 277 86 18
The Czech state-owned energy conglomerate CEZ has the majority stakes.
Plans: a new 400MW gas and steam bloc.

16. Elektrownia Konin SA/PAK Group, 488 MW, 1177 employees (the group)
A part of PAK Group (Patnów - Adamów - Konin SA.)
Plans: switching the production from coal to biomass based, construction of two new
blocks 500 MW each between 2015÷2020.

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17. Elektrownia Stalowa Wola SA, Grupa Tauron, 250 MW, 537 employees
ul. Energetyków 13, 37-450 Stalowa Wola, tel. 015 877-61-02, fax 015 844-28-03
Plans: Polskie Górnictwo Naftowe i Gazownictwo (PGNiG) together with Tauron
Polska Energia will erect and introduce a new gas powered bloc till the end of 2013.

18. PKE SA Elektrownia Halemba, 200 MW, 273 employees

ul. Piotra Skargi 67, 47-706 Ruda Slaska, tel: +48 32242 00 41
Plans: a series of in order to: increase efficiency, automatize processes, introduce
more of IT technologies

19. PKE SA Elektrownia Jaworzno II, 198 MW, 446 employees

ul. Promienna 51 , 43-603 Jaworzno, tel: +48 (32) 615 50 71, fax: +48 (32) 715 30 88
Plans: modernisation of hardware to improve efficiency

20. PKE SA Elektrownia Blachownia, 158 MW, 348 employees

ul. Energetyków 11, 47-225 Kedzierzyn-Kozle, tel: +48 77483 92 13
Plans: increase capacity to 900 MW, introducing more environment friendly
technologies

2.1.2. Cogeneration

More than 15 % of Poland's total electricity generation is generated in conjunction

with heat. The cogeneration power stations (elektrocieplownie) below are listed in
alphabetical order. The data adequate as of 9 Jan 2009.

Andropol - Elektrociepłownia Sp. z o.o.

ul. Krakowska 83, 34-120 Andrychów, tel. +48 33 875 64 88, fax: +48 33 875 64 87

Elektrociepłownia Będzin SA
ul. Małobadzka 141, 42-500 Będzin, tel. +48 032 267 95 99, +48 032 269 50 61 do 5

Elektrociepłownia Białystok SA
ul. Gen. Wł. Andersa 3 , 15-124 Białystok, tel. +48 85 654 95 00, +48 85 654 95 10

PKE SA Zespół Elektrociepłowni Bielsko-Biała EC1, PKE SA Elektrociepłownia

Bielsko - Północ EC2
ul. Tuwima 2, 43-300 Bielsko-Biała, tel. +48 033 499 10 00, +48 033 499 11 01
employees – 335

Elektrociepłownia Boruta Sp. z o.o.

ul. Energetyków 9 , 95-100 Zgierz, tel. +48 042 714 03 13 , fax: +48 042 717 49 37

Zespół Elektrociepłowni Bydgoszcz SA

ul. Energetyczna 1 , 85-950 Bydgoszcz, tel. +48 52372 8100 , fax +48 52 372 87 00

Elektrociepłownia Bydgoszcz EC1 SA

ul. Żeglarska 4 , 85-519 Bydgoszcz, tel. +48 052 372 81 00, +48 052 372 81 26

Elektrociepłownia Bydgoszcz EC2 SA

ul. Energetyczna1 , 85-885 Bydgoszcz, tel. +48 052 372 81 00, +48 052 372 86 53,
fax: +48 052 361 33 02, +48 052 372 87 00

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Elektrociepłownia Bydgoszcz EC3 SA
ul. Wojska Polskiego 65 , 85-825 Bydgoszcz, tel. +48 052372 8100

H. Cegielski - ENERGOCENTRUM Spółka z o.o.

ul. 28 Czerwca 1956 r. 223/229 , 61-485 Poznań, tel. +48 061 831 18 04

Elektrociepłownia Chorzów "ELCHO" Sp. z o.o.

ul. M. Skłodowskiej-Curie 30, 41-503 Chorzów, tel. +48 032 771 40 00

Elektrociepłownia Czechnica SA
Zespół Elektrociepłowni Wrocławskich KOGENERACJA SA
ul. Fabryczna 22 , 50-011 Siechnice, tel. +48 071 323 75 00 , fax: +48 071 323 71 02

Elektrociepłownia Dębieńsko Sp. z o.o.

Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyczne Megawat Sp. z o.o.
ul. Młyńska 21a, 44-230 Czerwionka-Leszczyny, tel. +48 032 427 01 44

Elektrociepłownia Elblag Sp. z o.o.

ul. Elektryczna 20a , 82-300 Elblag, tel. +48 055 234 35 11 , fax: +48 055 234 94 91

Elektrociepłownia Energobaltic Sp. z o.o.

ul. Stary Dwór 9 , 80-758 Gdańsk, tel. +48 058 301 45 14 , fax: +48 058 301 13 21

Elektrociepłownia Gdańsk EC2 SA

ul. Wislana 6/16 , 80-555 Gdańsk, tel. +48 058 347 43 51 - 53, +48 058 347 46 10

Elektrociepłownia Gdynia EC3 SA

ul. Pucka 118 , 81-036 Gdynia, tel. +48 058 623 95 00 - 01 , +48 058 623 96 10

Elektrociepłownia Gorzów SA
ul. Energetyków 6, 66-400 Gorzów Wlkp, tel. +48 095 733 41 00

Elektrociepłownia Huty Częstochowa, Zakład Elektroenerg. H. Cz. ELSEN

ul. Kucelińska 22, 42-200 Częstochowa, tel. +48 034 371 08 03

Elektrociepłownia Janikowo, Elektrociepłownie Kujawskie Sp. z o.o.

ul. Przemysłowa 30, 88-160 Janikowo, tel. +48 052354 4457, fax: +48 052354 4141

Elektrociepłownia Kalisz-Piwonice SA
ul. Torowa 115, 62-800 Kalisz, tel. +48 062 766 69 21, fax: +48 062 766 69 26

PKE SA Elektrociepłownia Katowice, Employees - 371

ul. Siemianowic 60 , 40-301 Katowice, tel. +48 032735 8200, fax: +48 032735 82 85

Elektrociepłownia Knurów Sp. z o.o., Przed. Energetyczne Megawat Sp. z o.o.

ul. Młyńska 21a, 44-230 Czerwionka-Leszczyny, tel. +48 032 337 39 10

Elektrociepłownia Kraków Łęg, Elektrociepłownia Kraków SA

ul. Ciepłownicza 1, Kraków, tel. +48 012 646 63 33, fax: +48 012 644 41 74

Elektrociepłownia Lublin - Wrotków Sp. z o.o.

ul. Inżynierska 4, 20-484 Lublin, tel. +48 81 744 40 21 do 26, fax: +48 81 441 70 13

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Elektrociepłownia Łódz 2 SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni w Łodzi SA
ul. Wróblewskiego 26, 93-578 Łódz, tel. +48 042 675 42 26, fax: +48 042 675 51 92

Elektrociepłownia Łódz 3 SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni w Łodzi SA

ul. Pojezierska 70, 91-342 Łódz, tel. +48 042 675 47 26, fax: +48 042 675 51 93

Elektrociepłownia Łódz 4 SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni w Łodzi SA

ul. J. Andrzejewskiej 5, 90-975 Łódz, tel. +48 042 675 52 26, fax: +48 042 675 51 94

Elektrociepłownia Marcel Sp. z o.o.

ul. Hutnicza 1, 44-310 Radlin, tel. +48 032 729 28 72, fax: +48 032 729 28 03

Elektrociepłownia Matwy, Elektrociepłownie Kujawskie Sp. z o.o.

ul. Fabryczna 4, 88-101 Inowrocław, tel. +48 052 354 17 04, fax: +48 052 354 17 51

Elektrociepłownia Miechowice SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni Bytom SA

ul. Energetyki 11 , 41-908 Bytom, tel. +48 032 283 41 00 , fax: +48 032 283 46 00

Elektrociepłownia PZL - Mielec Sp. z o.o.

ul. Wojska Polskiego 3, 39-300 Mielec, tel. +48 17 788 77 50, fax: +48 17 788 72 71

Spółka Energetyczna Jastrzębie SA, Elektrociepłownia Moszczenica

ul. Armii Krajowej 1, 44-330 Jastrzębie Zdrój, tel. +48 032 756 46 60 do 63

Elektrociepłownia Nowa Sarzyna Sp. z o.o.

ul. ks. J. Popiełuszki 2, 37-310 Nowa Sarzyna, tel. +48 017 240 50 00

Elektrociepłownia OPEC Grudziadz Sp. z o.o.

ul. Budowlanych 7, 86-300 Grudziadz, tel. +48 056 450 61 00, +48 056 644 11 00

Elektrociepłownia Starachowice Sp. z o.o.

ul. Bugaj 43, 27-200 Starachowice, tel. +48 041 275 50 56

Spółka Energetyczna Jastrzębie SA, Elektrociepłownia Pniówek

ul. Krucza 18, 43-251 Pawłowice Slaskie, tel. +48 032 472 28 86, +48 032 756 24 13

Elektrociepłownia Pomorzany SA, Zespół Elektrowni Dolna Odra SA

ul. Szczawiowa 25/26, 70-010 Szczecin, tel. +48 91316 51 00, fax: +48 91482 16 51

Elektrociepłownia Poznań - Karolin SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni Poznańskich SA

ul. Gdyńska 54 , 60-960 Poznań, tel. +48 061 655 10 00 , fax: +48 061 878 04 38

Elektrociepłownia Pruszków SA, Vattenfall Heat Poland SA

ul. Waryńskiego 1, 05-800 Pruszków, tel. +48 022 728 58 77, fax: +48 022 758 76 42

Elektrociepłownia Rzeszów SA
ul. Ciepłownicza 8, 35-959 Rzeszów, tel. +48 017 875 67 00, fax: +48 017 852 32 00

Elektrociepłownia WSK - Rzeszów Sp. z o.o., EC Fenice Poland Sp. z o.o.

ul. Hetmańska 120, 35-078 Rzeszów, tel. +48 017 854 98 94, +48 017 854 67 71

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Elektrociepłownia Siekierki SA, Vattenfall Heat Poland SA
ul. Augustówka 1, 02-981 Warszawa, tel. +48 022 842 20 41, fax: +48 022 842 38 42

Elektrociepłownia Suszec SA, Spółka Energetyczna Jastrzębie SA

ul. Piaskowa 35, 43-267 Suszec, tel. +48 032 211 33 17

Elektrociepłownia Szczecin SA, Zespół Elektrowni Dolna Odra SA

ul. Gdańska 34 A, 70-661 Szczecin, tel. +48 091 316 51 00, fax: +48 091 462 32 20

Elektrociepłownia Szombierki SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni Bytom SA

ul. Energetyki 11, 41-908 Bytom, tel. +48 032 283 41 00, fax: +48 032 283 46 00

Elektrociepłownia Swidnik Sp. z o.o., Elektrociepłownia GIGA Sp. z o.o.

ul. Żwirki i Wigury 1, 21-045 Swidnik, tel. +48 081 751 36 11

Elektrociepłownia Tychy SA
ul. Przemysłowa 47, 43-100 Tychy, tel. +48 032 217 30 51, fax: +48 032 217 32 51

Elektrociepłownia Wrocław SA, Zespół Elektrociepłowni Wrocławskich -

Kogeneracja SA, ul. Łowiecka 24, 50-220 Wrocław, tel. +48 071 323 81 11,

Elektrociepłownia Zabrze SA
ul. Wolnosci 416 , 41-800 Zabrze, tel. +48 032 271 52 41, +48 032 271 32 43

Elektrociepłownia Zduńska Wola Sp. z o.o.

ul. Murarska 21 , 98-220 Zduńska Wola, tel. +48 43823 4205 , fax: +48 43824 8146

Elektrociepłownia Zielona Góra SA

ul. Zjednoczenia 103 , 65-120 Zielona, tel. +48 68455 9444 , fax: +48 68327 1060

Elektrociepłownia Zofiówka SA, Spółka Energetyczna Jastrzębie SA

ul. Rybnicka 6c , 44-335 Jastrzębie Zdrój, tel. +48 032 471 69 79 , +48 032 471 58 92

Elektrociepłownia Żerań SA, Vattenfall Heat Poland SA

ul. Modlińska 15 , 03-216 Warszawa, tel. +48 022 811 30 11 , fax +48 022 811 26 44

2.1.3. Renewable Energy Sources

Wind

The biggest wind farms in Poland are.

1. Tymień (zachodniopomorskie) 50,0 MW
2. Kisielice (warmińsko-mazurskie) 40,5 MW
3. Jagniątkowo (zachodniopomorskie) 30,6 MW
4. Zagórze (zachodniopomorskie) 30,0 MW
5. Kamieńsk (łódzkie) 30,0 MW
6. Puck (pomorskie) 22,0 MW
7. Cisowo (zachodniopomorskie) 18,0 MW
8. Lisewo (pomorskie) 10,8 MW
9. Barzowice (zachodniopomorskie) 5,1 MW

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As of 1 Jan 2008, there were 142 system wind generators installed in Poland and the
total capacity was 280MW. The sector is growing rapidly with many companies
involved and it is expected to reach the level of 2, 000 MW by 2010.

Biomass

Poland is obliged to increase the share of renewable electricity production to 7.5% by

2010 (from a share of about 2% in 2002). Most of this increase is expected to be
covered by biomass-based electricity generation, or co-firing biomass in existing coal-
fired power plants. Many power stations are now considering or already using this
fuel. The level of interest and investment is considerably increasing each year

Water

Although the southern part of Poland is mountainous, only a relatively small

proportion of Poland's electricity generation originates from hydroelectric power. At
present, the Polish has 125 system hydro power plants with total capacity of 2 040
MW. Most of the hydro power plants are located in the southern and western part of
the country, and are owned and operated by the Pumped Storage Power Plants
Company (PSPP). PSPP has 85% of the pumped storage hydroelectric capacity in
Poland and 74% of the total hydroelectric generating capacity.

The biggest producers are:

• Elektrownia Żarnowiec - 716 MW
• Elektrownia Porąbka-Żar - 500 MW
• Elektrownia Włocławek - 162 MW
• Elektrownia Solina - 140MW
• Elektrownia Żydowo - 150 MW
• Elektrownia Czorsztyn-Niedzica-Sromowce Wyżne - 94,6 MW
• Elektrownia Rożnów - 50 MW
• Elektrownia Dębe - 20 MW
• Elektrownia Porąbka - 12,6 MW
• Elektrownia Myczkowce w zespole EW Solina-Myczkowce - 8,3 MW
• Elektrownia Czchów - 8 MW
• Elektrownia Pilchowice - 7,49 MW
• Zespół Elektrowni Bobrowice - 1,36 MW
• Elektrownia Dychów - o mocy 79,3 MW

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 Locations of the hydro power stations in Poland.

2.2. ENERGY TRANSMISSION

As of the year 2009, the Polish power grid consists of about 200 kilometres of 750
kilovolt (kV) lines, about 4,700 kilometres of 400 kV lines, and about 7,900
kilometres of 220 kV lines, and is interconnected using more than 80 large
substations. The Polish State Treasury is the sole shareholder of the company.
In 2007, PSE-Operator S.A. became the owner of the transmission network assets
required to execute the tasks and responsibilities of the transmission system operator.

PSE-Operator S.A. spent in 2007 a total of PLN 155.2 million for maintenance,
repairs and operation of the network facilities. PSE-Operator S.A. was supported by
five regional maintenance companies in the execution and supervision of the
maintenance and repair works.

PSE-Operator S.A. operates according to the TRANSCO (Transmission Company)

model, combining ownership of the transmission network, including cross-border
connections, with the control of the transmission system and administration of the
power market balancing mechanism.

The operator of the power transmission system, according to the definition presented
in the Energy Law Act, is an enterprise involved in the transmission of electricity,
responsible for the network operations in the transmission system, current and long-

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term security of the operation of this system, maintenance, overhauls and required
development of the transmission network system, including the connections with
other power systems.

The Polish National Grid system

2.3. TECHNOLOGY & HARDWARE

Seeing the current investment in design and construction of new solutions in energy
sector, we are noticing some leaders in the group of energy generation and
transmission technology engineering. The most actively present in the Polish market
are Mostostal Zabrze – Holding, Elektromontaż Północ, Rafako, Elektrim, Install
Kraków, Polimex Cekop, Energoservice and Energoprojekt Katowice.
There is also a group of foreign players, some already based in Poland, some just
working on local contracts. It is quite a big batch with many well known names
among them – Siemens, ABB, EDF, Alstrom, E.ON, RWE, EDF, Iberdola,
Electrabel, ELTEL, Fortum Heat and Lavalin.

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At present they are involved in many projects and it seems to be good prospects for
still many new investments in the next several years. In Poland, the global financial
crisis does not make much of a difference in the long term perspective.
Note:
Information and details about each entity above named and others active in the
power generation in Poland could be relieved as per your bespoke request.

SAMPLE COMPANY INFORMATION (short version)

Siemens Group Poland, comprised the following companies:

1. Siemens Sp. z o.o., (Headquarters) ul. Żupnicza 11,

03-821 Warszawa, tel. +48 22 870 90 00, fax +48 22 870 90 09
2. OSRAM Sp. z o.o., www.osram.pl, ul. Wiertnicza
117, 02-952 Warszawa, tel. +48 22 651 78 69, fax +48 22 642 14 18
3. Siemens Finance Sp. z o.o., www.siemens-
finance.pl, ul. Żupnicza 11, 03-821 Warszawa, tel. +48 22 870 86 80, fax
+48 22 870 86 89
4. Audio SAT, www.siemens-audiologia.pl, ul.
Chlebowa 4/8, 61-003 Poznań, tel. +48 61 653 56 30, fax +48 61 653 56
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5. TurboCare Sp. z o.o., www.turbocare.pl, Paprotna
12a, 51-117 Wrocław, tel. +48 71 352 81 51, fax +48 71 352 73 30
6. Westinghouse Modelpol, Sp. z o.o.,
www.modelpol.pl, ul. Augustówka 5, 02-981 Warszawa, tel. +48 22 642
77 33, fax +48 22 642 20 63
7. Energoserwis S.A., www.energoserwis.pl, ul.
Powstańców 85, 42-701 Lubliniec, tel. +48 34 357 21 00, fax +48 34 356
35 17
8. BSH Sprzęt Gospodarstwa Domowego Sp. z o.o.,
www.siemens-agd.pl, ww.bosch-agd.pl , Al. Jerozolimskie 183, 02-222
Warszawa, tel. +48 22 572 76 00, fax +48 22 572 66 00
9. Siemens Enterprise Communications Sp. z o.o.,
www.hipath.pl , ul. Żupnicza 11, 03-821 Warszawa, tel. +48 228708275,
fax +48 22870 9993
10. Nokia Siemens Networks Sp. z o.o.,
www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com ul. Żupnicza 11, 03-821 Warszawa, tel.
+48 228709000, fax +48 22870 9009
11. Siemens Product Lifecycle Management
Software (PL) Sp z o.o., http://siemens-plm.pl , ul. Marynarska 19 A, 02-
674 Warszawa, tel. +48 22 339 36 80, fax +48 22 339 36 99
12. Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Sp. z o.o.,
www.siemens.pl/diagnostyka, ul. Żupnicza 11, 03-821 Warszawa, tel. +48
22 870 80 59, tel. +48 22 870 80 79, fax +48 22 870 80 80
13. Siemens Gigaset Communications Polska, Sp. z
o.o., http://www.gigaset.com/pl , ul. Mińska 63A, 03-828 Warszawa, tel.
+48 22 398 90 00, fax +48 22 330 84 80, DPC Polska Sp. z o.o.

Siemens activities in the Energy Market: Siemens is one of the premier

companies in the international power generation sector providing power and

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 energy solutions. It develops and builds fossil fuel power plants and power-
generating components as well as wind turbines, turbines for use as
mechanical drives and compressors for industrial applications. Instrumentation
and control systems, fuel cell technology and extensive services round out the
portfolio.

Siemens offices working within Energy Sector in Poland

Industry Automation, Drive Technologies, Warsaw

(I IA/DT), tel. 022 870 91 41, fax 022 870 91 49, automatyka.pl@siemens.com,
http://www.siemens.pl/automatyka

Building Technologies, Warsaw

(I BT), tel. 022 870 87 00, fax 022 870 87 01, sbt.pl@siemens.com,
http://www.siemens.pl/buildingtechnologies

Infrastructure Solutions, Warsaw

(I IS), tel. 022 870 97 61, fax 022 870 97 69, obiekty.pl@siemens.com,

Imaging & IT / Workflow & Solutions, Warsaw

(H IM&WS), tel. 022 870 92 61 or 71, fax 022 870 92 59,
medycyna.pl@siemens.com, http://www.siemens.pl/medycyna

Energy Transmission & Distribution, Warsaw

(E TD), tel. 022 870 91 31, fax 022 870 91 29, energetyka.pl@siemens.com

Siemens IT Solutions and Services (SIS), Warsaw

tel. 022 870 97 00, fax 022 870 97 19, it-solutions.pl@siemens.com,
http://www.siemens.pl/it-solutions

Mobility, Warsaw
(I MO), tel. 022 870 83 41, fax 022 870 83 48, tsra.pl@siemens.com,
http://www.siemens.pl/home/siemens_ts_aktualnosci.asp

Energy Service, Warsaw

(E S), tel. 022 870 91 31, fax 022 870 91 29, energetyka.pl@siemens.com

Metal & Mining Technologies, I M&M,

Main office, ul. Rękawka 51, 30-535 Kraków, tel. 012 656 00 32, fax 012 656 02 46

Energy Engineering Centre

(E EC), ul. Strzegomska 52, 53-611 Wrocław

Metal & Mining Technologies

(I M&M), Dział Górnictwo, ul. Gawronów 22, 40-527 Katowice, tel. 032 208 42 43,
fax 032 208 41 49

Oil & Gas & Fossil, Warsaw

(E O&F), tel. 022 870 91 31, fax 022 870 91 29, energetyka.pl@siemens.com

Energy Renewables, Warsaw

(E R), tel. 022 870 91 31, fax 022 870 91 29, energetyka.pl@siemens.com

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The two main subsidiaries of Siemens in Poland are Westinghouse Modelpol and
Energoservice SA.

Westinghouse Modelpol, Sp zoo

ul. Augustówka 5, 02-981 Warszawa,
tel. +48 22 642 77 33, fax +48 22 642 20 63
www.modelpol.pl

Silesia Office, Promienna 51, 43-603 Jaworzno, tel. 032 715 31 56

CIO/President, Mr Michal Kopec

Vice President, Mr Janusz Orlowski
Westinghouse Modelpol Ltd. was established in March, 1992 by
Westinghouse Electric Corporation Orlando USA and seven Polish hard coal
fired power plants with 200 MW units. Since 1998 Siemens Power Generation
owns 71,3% block of securities. Since 2005 Westinghouse joined the Turbo
Services Network - a world wide company that is in Siemens AG capital
group offering services to power industry. Company's activities focus on
power engineering - implementation of new projects, diagnostics and
consulting.
Share capital is split as follows:
- 71,61 % Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation;
- 28,39 % 6 Polish energy producers (power plants).
ƒ Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation
ƒ South Electric Power Group, Power Plant Łaziska
ƒ South Electric Power Group, Power Plant Jaworzno III
ƒ Power Plant Kozienice
ƒ Połaniec Power Plant, Electrabel Group
ƒ Power Plant Rybnik, EdF Group
ƒ "Dolna Odra" Power Plants
ƒ Ostrołęka Power Plants

Speciality
One of core activities of Westinghouse Modelpol is offering services referring
to selected components of power generation equipment - based on
Westinghouse technology.
• ELCID (Electromagnetic Core Imperfection Detection)
this is a very precise non destructive method of detecting short circuits
within active iron of generator stators.
• RBE (Rotor Bore Examination)
this is an extensive examination of turbine shaft forging to determine
remaining life expressed in a number of start up cycles.
• RRI (Retaining Ring Inspection)

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 this is a modern testing tool to determine actual retaining ring
condition without necessity to remove it from the rotor.
Westinghouse Modelpol Ltd. forms a capital group with Energoserwis S.A.
Lubliniec - a manufacturing and maintenance services company, and owns
62.5% of its shares.

Energoserwis SA
ul. Powstańców 85, 42-701 Lubliniec,
tel. +48 34 357 21 00, fax +48 34 356 35 17
www.energoserwis.pl

CIO, Mr Fryderyk Zębik,

e-mail; Fryderyk.Zebik@energoserwis.pl, +48 (34) 3572 110
Marketing, Ms Bożena Kasperska-Paczek
e-mail: Bozena.Kasperska@energoserwis.pl, +48 (34) 3572 331

Energoserwis SA formed in 70's, is based in Lubliniec. It provides repair

services for generators, transformers and large motors as well as
manufacturing of components for power generation equipment. It delivers
overhaul and modernization services on their own and cooperating with
companies in Turbo Services Network (TSN).
Since 1998 Energoserwis S. A. has been one of the worldwide network of
factories manufacturing components for generator and gas turbines of Siemens
Westinghouse Power Corporation.
Since 2005 Siemens Power Generation owns 31,5% of securities of
Energoserwis S.A.directly and 45% indirectly - by Westinghouse Modelpol.

www.energoserwis.pl, energoserwis@energoserwis.pl
tel. +48 34 357 21 00, fax +48 34 356 35 17

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2.4. ENERGY DISTRIBUTION

The Polish Energy Regulatory Office licensed the following network owners to act as
OSD Distribution Operators for the set period:

1. Vattenfall Distribution Poland S.A. - 2007 till 2025

2. RWE Stoen Operator Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
3. LUBZEL DYSTRYBUCJA Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
4. PGE ZEORK Dystrybucja Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
5. PGE Dystrybucja Białystok Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
6. PGE Dystrybucja Zamość Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
7. ZEW-T Dystrybucja Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
8. ŁZE Dystrybucja Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
9. PGE Dystrybucja Rzeszów Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2025
10. ENEA Operator Sp. z o.o. - 2007 till 2017
11. Zakład Energetyczny Łódź-Teren S.A. - 2007 till 31 Dec 2008
12. ENION Grupa Tauron S.A. - 2007 till 31 Dec 2008
13. EnergiaPro Grupa Tauron S.A. - 2007 till 31 Dec 2008
14. ENERGA-OPERATOR S.A. - 2007 till 2020
15. ESV S.A. - 1 Dec 2007 till 31 May 2008
16. Energoserwis Kleszczów Sp. z o.o. – 2006 till 2010
17. Polenergia S.A. - 2007 till 2015
18. Energetyka Dwory Sp. z o.o., - since 24 July 2008 till 28 Feb 2009

The OSD is involved in the transmission of electricity, responsible for the network
operations in the transmission system, maintenance and required development of their
network system.
Most of the above named companies either realise or are about to start new projects of
new transmission lines in all regions of Poland.

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 3. BUSINESS TIER
3.1. BUSINESS GROUPS

As by the Polish Government plan, the state owned energy distribution companies
were organised in four holdings / groups.

1. Energa Group
2. ENEA Group
3. TAURON Group
4. PGE Group

They have assigned different regions,

work with different partners and create
their own business environment for
development and investment.

POLISH UTILITIES - GRUPY KAPITALOWE

ENERGA, Grupa Energetyczna Północ

Comprises Energa SA and Zespol elektrowni Ostroleka

Turnover: 5,7 mld zł.

Income: 210 mln zł.
National distribution quota: 15%
National energy production: 2%
Employment: 8 600

ENEA, Grupa Energetyczna Centrum Enea

Comprises
ƒ ENEA S.A.
Oddział w Bydgoszczy
Oddział w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim
Oddział w Poznaniu
Oddział w Szczecinie
Oddział w Zielonej Górze
ƒ Elektrownia Kozienice SA
ƒ Kopalnia Lubelski Węgiel Bogdanka SA.

Turnover: 10 mld zł.

Income: n/a
National distribution quota: 15%
National energy production: 8%
Employment: ca 10 000

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GRUPA TAURON S.A.

Comprises
ƒ Południowy Koncern Energetyczny S.A. z siedzibą w Katowicach,
ƒ ENION S.A. z siedzibą w Krakowie,
ƒ EnergiaPro Koncern Energetyczny SA z siedzibą we Wrocławiu,
ƒ Elektrownia Stalowa Wola S.A. z siedzibą w Stalowej Woli,

Turnover: 10 mld zł.

Income: n/a
National distribution quota: 26%
National energy production: 17%
Employment: ca 20 000

PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna S.A, formerly Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne

Turnover: 34 mld zł.

Income: 1,2 mld zł.
National distribution quota: 29%
National energy production: 41%
Employment: 39 000

3.2. INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES

The foreign capital coming into the Polish economy has fulfilled a very important role
in the process of privatisation and restructuring. The majority of foreign investment
has taken the form of direct investment. Such investments have meant new companies
starting from scratch or enterprises already existing in the Polish market being taken
over. In energy sector, the process created many dynamic entities well equipped to
survive the Polish market. Quite often after registering, company just added the word
Polska or SP to his original name and was becoming a local player without loosing his
identity and brand. Some of those companies are listed below in more detail.

ABB Sp zoo, Asea Brown Boveri Group Ltd

ul. Żegańska 1, 04-713 Warszawa, tel.: +48 22 51 52 500, www.abb.pl
e-mail: warszawa.recepcja@pl.abb.com
Pres. Mr Mirosław Gryszka
V-ce Pres. Mr Mirosław Mirosławski
V-ce Pres. Mr Janusz Petrykowski
RKS registered on: 02/04/2009

Employment: 1828
Jobs advertised for in July 2009: Engineer Electrician, PL/77 Programmer,
Supervising Manager (mechanical), Constructor/ CAD Designer, Account Manager

ƒ Łódź Div., ul. Aleksandrowska 67/93, 91-205 Łódź, tel.: +48 422993000
ƒ Przasnysz Div., ul. Leszno 59, 06-300 Przasnysz, tel.: +48 29 75 33 200
ƒ Kraków Div., Korporacyjne Centrum Badawcze ABB, ul. Starowiślna 13A,
31-038 Kraków, tel.: +48 12 42 44 100

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 ƒ Centrum Systemów Informatycznych ABB, ul. Starowiślna 13, 31-038
Kraków, tel. :+48 12 62 91 210
ƒ Biuro Stacji i Systemów Elektroenergetycznych, ul. Wadowicka 12, 30-415
Kraków, tel.: +48 12 25 28 100
ƒ Wrocław Div., ul. Bacciarellego 54, 51-649 Wrocław, tel.: +48 71 34 75 613,
fax: +48 71 34 75 644
ƒ Wroclaw – Gas&Oil, tel.: +48 71 34 75 336, fax: +48 71 34 75 312
ƒ Elbląg Div. /ABB Zamech, ul. Stoczniowa 2, 82-300 Elbląg
IT Dept - tel.: +48 55 23 92 224, fax: +48 55 23 24 944
Gas&Oil Dept - tel.: +48 55 64 13 800, fax: +48 55 23 26 752
ƒ ABB Entrelec Sp. z o.o., ul. Grunwaldzka 38, 84-351 Nowa Wieś Lęborska
tel.: +48 59 86 33 056, +48 59 86 20 207, Fax: +48 59 86 12 329
ƒ Biuro Spredazy, Marii Curie Sklodowskiej 2, 20-092 Lublin, tel. 815324674
(601)364334, fax 815343613

ABB provides comprehensive offering for all industries within power generation,
power transmission and distribution areas.

Topics in power generation: Automation Systems, System Integration, Optimization

Products, Electrical Balance of Plant, Automation Products, Optimization Solutions.
Topics in power transmission and distribution: FACTS, Network Management,
Service, Substations, HVDC, Power System Consulting, Substation Automation and
Protection, and Utility Communications.
Moreover, ABB offers its customers a range of high-voltage products (50 - 800 kV)
such as Circuit Breakers, Instrument Transformers, Surge Arresters, Gas-Insulated
Switchgear, Power Capacitors and Switchgear Modules.

EDF Polska Sp. z o.o.

ul. Nowy Swiat 19, 00-029 Warszawa, tel. 22 8281200, fax 22 8268289, www.edf.pl
e-mail: edf@edf.pl
Pres. Mr Philippe Castanet
Vice Pres. Mr Philippe Gagneux

Employment: main office 20, total in Poland 5700

Jobs advertised for in July 2009: n/a
RKS registered on: 25/02/2002

The offer of EDF Polska consists of energy production, energy services and trading.
Energy production
The EDF Group in Poland consists of Elektrownia Rybnik S.A., one of the largest
power plants in the Polish power system, and several heat generating plants:
Elektrociepłownia Kraków S.A, Zespół Elektrociepłowni Wrocławskich Kogeneracja
S.A, Elektrociepłownie Wybrzeże S.A, Cergia S.A, Elektrociepłownia Zielona Góra.
All the above companies have obtained ISO 14001 certificates.
Services
Owing to its service companies, the EDF Group in Poland is competent in the fields
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management (Dalkia Polska); outsourcing of energy and environmental activities in
industrial units (Fenice Poland).
Trading
Everen Sp. z o.o. is the trading company of the EDF Group in Poland. It was
established on 1st of January 2004 in order to render complex trading services for the
EDF Group in Poland. Key areas of its activity are energy trade on wholesale market
as well as supply of energy to end consumers.

ENERTRAG Polska Sp.z o.o.

ul. Papieza Jana Pawla II 15, 71-445 Szczecin, tel.: 091 486 86 65
Pres. Mr Werner Divald
RKS registered on: 20/10/2008

Employment: 10
Jobs advertised for in July 2009: n/a

One of the biggest German producers of electrical energy generated in renewable

sources; focused on planning, building, maintaining and servicing of wind parks as
well as biomass power plants. Active in Germany, France, Poland, Italy & UK. In
Uckermark owner of 20 & 110 kV grid and trafo stations.

FORTUM Power and Heat Polska Sp zoo

ul. Walonska 3-5, 50-413 Wroclaw, tel. 0 71 340 55 55
Pres. Mr Zbigniew Olejczyk
RKS registered on: 20/10/2008

Employment: 8 955
Jobs advertised for in July 2009: Technology Manager, IT Manager, Shift Manager
(cogeneration)

Fortum’s operation in Poland covers production, transmission and distribution of heat,

as well as the production of electric energy. They are present in 40 cities in Poland,
e.g. in Wrocław, Częstochowa and Płock. Lower Silesia is a region where Fortum’s
activity is particularly intense. In Wrocław, Fortum has one of the largest heat
distribution systems in Poland and satisfies over 62% of the city’s heat demand.

Their main branches are

ƒ Fortum Częstochowa S.A., ul. Brzeźnicka 32/34, 42-200 Częstochowa, Power
capacity 415 MW, 273 employees
ƒ Fortum Heat Polska Sp. z o.o., Fortum DZT, ul. Mieszka I 13, 58-160,
Świebodzice, Power 202 MW, 344 employees
ƒ Fortum Płock Sp. z o.o., ul. Harc. A. Gradowskiego 3a, 09-402 Płock, Power
266 MW, 87 employees
ƒ Fortum Heat Polska Sp. z o.o., ul. Walońska 3-5, 50-413 Wrocław, Power
1114 MW, 170 employees

They planned and implement a cogeneration plant in Czestochowa, 120 MW, biomass
co-firing, deadline 2011.

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SNC-Lavalin Polska Sp zoo
Known also under a commercial name of SNC-Lavalin Megadex Sp. z o.o.
Horizon Plaza, ul. Domaniewska 39a, 02-672 Warsaw, +44 (22) 208.25.00
Krolewska 16, 00-103 Warszawa, tel:+48 2253 86700, +48 (22) 560 58 22
E-mail: andrzej.turek@slthermal.com, http://www.snclavalin.com

Pres. Mr Robert Cano

Vice Pres. Mr Krzysztof Michalczuk
RKS registered on: 24/11/2008

Employment: about 1000

Jobs advertised for in July 2009: Engineer Electrician, Engineer Automation,
Construction Engineer, Contract Administrator

Snc-Lavalin Polska operates as an engineering, procurement, and construction

company. Its services include project development support; engineering, procurement,
and construction; construction management; project controls and management; and
plant startup and commissioning.
They started by taking on certain projects and personnel of Elektrim Megadex S.A.,
a subsidiary of the Elektrim Group, and the leading engineering company in Poland in
the power production sector. Then they worked on engineering, procurement and
construction (EPC) contract with Elektrownia Patnow II Sp. z.o.o. (EPII), valued at
$298 million (approx. €204 million), a 460 MW lignite-fired supercritical thermal
power plant in Poland.
In January 2009, in direct competition with Tractebel Engineering (SUEZ), they won
a contract to design a first Baltic LNG gazoport (gas terminal) in Swinoujscie Port.
Chovet Engineering - Group SNC-Lavalin
ul. A. Mickiewicza 63, 01-625 Warsaw, tel. +4822 5605 816, fax: +4822 5605 824

ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o

al. Jana Pawła II 12 , 00 Warszawa, tel +44 22 8509600, fax +44 22 6545590
e-mail: komunikacja.pl@cm.alstom.com
www.pl.alstom.com, www.alstom.pl, www.alstom.com.pl, power.alstom.pl
Pres. Mr Andrzej Radulski
Vice Pres Ms Danuta Kuczynska
RKS registered on: 28/08/2001

Employment: 2 200
Jobs advertised for in July 2009: n/a

The company works in many locations and has a number of offices and works:
ƒ PRATERM S.A. Polska Grupa Ciepłownicza, Czecha 36, Warszawa
ƒ Ciepłotech S.J., Przemysłowa 26, Chełm
ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o. - Region II, Modelarska 12, Katowice
ƒ Relpol Tapal Sp. z o.o., Sienna 7, Katowice
ƒ Alstom Konstal S.A., Metalowców 9, Chorzów
ƒ Kelvin Sp. z o.o., Sobieskiego 413, Bielsko-Biała

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 ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o. - Biuro Serwisu Generatorów, Fabryczna 10,
Wrocław
ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o. Oddział Wrocław, Fabryczna 10, Wrocław
ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o. - Biuro Generatorów, Fabryczna 10, Wrocław
ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o. - Zakład Generatorów, Fabryczna 10, Wrocław
ƒ Izoterm S.J. Witold Janik, Robert Cieślik, Grunwaldzka 332, Poznań
ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o. , pl. Rodła 8, Szczecin
ƒ Przedsiębiorstwo Innowacyjno-Wdrożeniowe MZ-Preizol, Szczecińska 70,
Koszalin
ƒ ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o., Stoczniowa 2, Elbląg
ƒ Zakład Metalurgiczny ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o., Stoczniowa 2, Elbląg
ƒ Zakład Serwisu ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o., Stoczniowa 2, Elbląg
ƒ Zakład Turbin ALSTOM Power Sp. z o.o., Stoczniowa 2, Elbląg
ƒ Zakład Turbin Parowych i Generatorów ALSTOM Power, Stoczniowa 2,
Elbląg

The company is a large multinational conglomerate which holds interests in the power
generation markets.
They produce boilers, steam turbines, gas turbines, turbo generators and generators,
air quality control systems, and monitoring and control systems for power plants.
They offer “turnkey” solutions such as gas-fired power plants, coal-fired (steam)
power plants, conventional islands for nuclear power plants, hydroelectric power
plants and wind farms. They also offer services of product retrofitting, maintenance
and services, as well as refurbishment of existing plants.

E.ON Polska Sp. z o.o.

ul. Nabielaka 6, 00-743 Warszawa, tel +48 22-8 40 64 66, fax +48 22-8 40 64 68
e-mail: info@eon-polska.com, nfo@eon-polska.com, www.eon-polska.pl
E.ON Polska is a wholly-owned subsidiary of E.ON Energie AG.

Pres. Mr Krzysztof Borowiec, e-mail: krzysztof.borowiec@eon-polska.com

Vice Pres. Mr Benedikt Messner, e-mail: benedikt.messner@eon-polska.com
RKS registered on: 04/03/2004

Employment: 20
Jobs advertised for in July 2009: n/a

E.ON Polska owns the concession for power trading in Poland and it is able to legally
offer its services in the area of power supply to all clients, who according to the new
energy law can choose their supplier.
E.ON Polska does not limit its services to the supply and sale of energy, as its activity
is based on cooperation with the client.
The company can undertake all matters concerning energy management: from
managing the contracts with energy producers and utilities, maintenance of existing
power plants together with investment in new ones, and through to outsourcing of
energy services.

E.ON Polska currently provides the following services:

ƒ National and international trading of electricity coming from conventional and
renewable energy sources on short-term, mid-term and long-term bases,

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 including standardized and non-standardized products (schedules) - since May
2000 E.ON Polska has been providing regular energy deliveries
ƒ Electricity supply to customers who, in accordance with currently binding
regulations, can freely choose their power providers
ƒ Organizing auctions for power supplies
ƒ Consulting services in the development of new purchase strategies of electric
power

E.ON edis energia Sp. z o.o.

ul. Marcelińska 90 , 60-324 Poznań, tel. +48 61 860 25 00 , fax. +48 61 860 25 01
e-mail: sekretariat@eon-edisenergia.pl
Pres. Mr Thomas von Haken, e-mail:
Vice pres. Mr Axel Hollopp
RKS registered on: 04/03/2004

Employment: 35
Jobs advertised for in July 2009: n/a

The company was established in 2004 as a representative of E.ON edis AG within the
territory of Poland. The purpose was to coordinate activities of companies that are
members of E.ON Group and preoccupied with distribution and sales of power within
the territory of Poland.
Although their plans are concerned with broadly understood power sector, currently
they concentrate on production and distribution of heat.

E.ON created also another Polish branch E.ON Ruhrgas Polska Sp. z o.o. to deal
with gas distribution within Poland. At the same address they have also registered
E.ON Ruhrgas AG representative in Poland.

E.ON Ruhrgas Polska Sp. z o.o.

00-675 Warszawa, Koszykowa 54, tel. +44 22 625 51 44, fax +44 22 625 41 59
Pres. Mr Paul Wolters
Employment: 10
RKS registered on: 22/05/2002

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