European Energy has signed of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the municipalities of Barwice and Grzmiąca to explore the development of Power-to-X in Poland.
The agreement focuses on investigating the potential for Power-to-X development in Barwice and Grzmiąca municipalities.
It aims to explore the possibility of constructing a facility for the production of e-methanol as well as potential for creating a supply chain in the area for the production of e-methanol.
Knud Erik Andersen, chief executive of European Energy, said: “Poland is one of the key markets of European Energy.
“Power-to-X and the production of e-methanol is an important step in the green transition.
‘It allows us to electrify some of the hard-to-abate sectors such as heavy transport, shipping, aviation and chemical production.
“This collaboration is an excellent opportunity to share our existing knowledge and experience in the Polish market.”
The potential for a prospective project will be analysed in detail, taking care of preliminary investigations, including environmental analysis as well as a lot of constructive dialogues with the local authorities, neighbours and stakeholders.