24th January 2013
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PKN Orlen to invest over zł.3 billion
Poland's largest oil refiner, PKN Orlen, plans capital expenditures of up to zł.3.1 billion in 2013, the company's deputy CEO Sławomir Jędrzejczyk said.
This will include zł.400 million to be spent on natural gas extraction and zł.200 million earmarked for a combined cycle gas turbine power plant project in Włocławek. In its 2013-2017 strategy, PKN Orlen plans total capital expenditures of zł.22.5 billion.
From Warsaw Business Journal
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