ORLEN launches 15th call for startup applications

ORLEN has announced a new call for applications for its ORLEN Skylight Accelerator. Startups from Poland and abroad are invited to submit their solutions for testing in real-world conditions using the ORLEN Group’s infrastructure. The current edition covers more than 20 technological challenges, and applications will remain open until 28 July.

ORLEN’s transformation to gain momentum with CEE’s largest AI deployment

ORLEN is consistently pursuing its strategic agenda, aimed at ensuring energy security across the region and stable supply of affordable energy to Polish citizens. Yet a successful energy transition cannot be achieved without digital tools. This is why the ORLEN Group, in collaboration with Microsoft, is undertaking the largest AI deployment in CEE. The solutions being implemented will enhance not only its energy operations, but also cybersecurity, production processes, data analysis and overall workforce efficiency across the Group.

Groundbreaking Multifuel technology introduced to market by ORLEN

The ORLEN Group is the world’s pioneer in commercialising Multifuel, a cutting-edge technology that enables the generation of electricity and heat using hydrogen, natural gas or any mixture of the two, in a fully automated process.

ORLEN Venture Capital invests in novel recycling technology

ORLEN Venture Capital (“ORLEN VC”) has invested in ReVentas, a Scottish start-up whose innovative recycling technology converts plastic waste into high-quality polymers for demanding applications such as consumer packaging. The technology will cut the carbon footprint of plastics and meet rising demand for premium recycled feedstocks, underscoring the priority ORLEN places on decarbonisation and circular-economy principles in the its updated ORLEN 2035 strategy.

Business-science alliance for innovative e-fuels

Under an agreement signed today, ORLEN has partnered with the Warsaw University of Technology Branch in Płock and the AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków to collaborate on advancing the technology for synthetic fuels production. The collaboration aims to jointly seek funding from domestic and European sources, provide expert support in establishing research infrastructure, utilise advanced process modelling tools available at the universities, conduct research projects and train future personnel for the ORLEN Group, which will be the primary benefits of today’s agreement.