Green technologies are the key areas of technological development also in Poland. The value of export of green products has increased by 10-32% between 2010-2018 and Poland is in 5th place in the EU in terms of export of those products, with 2% participation in the global trade.
The Green energy industry in Poland
Between 1990-2022, the share of renewable energy sources increased from 1.30% to 16.70% and the usage of fossil fuel as energy has been significantly reduced.
The development of renewable energy sources in Poland is diverse. It does not focus on one or a few technologies but covers almost the entire spectrum of green energy sources – photovoltaics, wind energy, hydropower and biomass energy.
Poland produces 1.3 million tons of hydrogen per year and is the 3rd largest producer in
European Union, after the Netherlands and Germany, and 5th in the world. Poland has also the potential for significant production of so-called “green hydrogen” with the usage of renewable energy.
Get to know the Polish green technologies industry
Report on the Polish green technology industry includes the characteristics of each industry as well as export and import structure, development trends and statistical data and information about companies showing export potential.
Selected Polish green technology companies in Japan – incumbents and potential investors
Companies present in various forms in Japan
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Hynfra sp. z o.o. ul. Smolna 40
00-375 Warsaw
Developer of integrated green hydrogen projects
Exports – geographical destinations (continents/countries)
A broad spectrum of cooperation in the region of North Africa, Asia (including Japan), Middle East, Europe
Foreign representation
Foreign representation in Japan:
Hynfra Japan Representative Office
1-24-1301 Higashihakushimacho Nakaku Hiroshima 730-0004 Japan
Saule Technologies S.A. ul. Danish 11
54-427 Wrocław
Renewable energy sources – perovskite cells
Exports – geographical destinations (continents/countries)
Japan, among others
Foreign representation
Japanese investor: H.I.S (Hideo Sawada)
Securing the entire supply chain from foreign partners.
An international team of staff/engineers (from Korea, Malaysia, UK, Singapore and Japan).
Foreign representation
Foreign offices:
– Malaysia:
Symbion APAC Sdn. Bhd.
6th Floor, Block A, Kelana Centre Point, Jalan SS7/19, 47301 Petaling Jaya Selangor, Malaysia
– UK:
Symbiona UK Ltd.
71-75 Shelton Street,
Covent Garden, London
United Kingdom WC2H 9JQ
Tel. +44 20 80 770 980
Azoty (Group) Grupa Azoty S.A.
ul. Eugeniusza Kwiatkowskiego 8
33-101 Tarnów
Chemical synthesis know-how
Exports – geographical destinations (continents/countries)
Europe (including Belgium, France Germany, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Italy), South America, Asia
Institute of Power Engineering – National Research Institute ul. Mory 8
01-330 Warsaw
Solid oxide electrochemical cell (SOC) stack as a device for hydrogen or electricity generation (R&D)
Exports – geographical destinations (continents/countries)
International cooperation within research networks and programmes, international projects (e.g. Horizon 2020)
Foreign representation
Presence at international events as part of the Greenevo competition
New Chemical Synthesis Institute Łukasiewicz Research Network – New Chemical Synthesis Institute al. Tysiąclecia Państwa Polskiego 13A
24-110 Puławy
(Advanced) Know-how in the synthesis of green ammonia (R&D)
Exports – geographical destinations (continents/countries)
Implementation of research/development results in Denmark, Lithuania, the Netherlands, , Hungary, among others. In addition, the Institute is part of the Łukasiewicz Research Network – one of the largest research networks in Europe.
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