ECO Energy

We are aware of the fact that the power industry (in Poland and across Europe) faces serious challenges related to the need to adapt existing units to requirements that significantly reduce emission standards.

One of the elements of the energy transformation of the Synthos Group, and thus the diversification of energy sources, is the first industrial photovoltaic farm in Oświęcim.

The 1 MWp installation was built on the site of the production plant and in 2020 it was integrated into the Synthos energy system.

Thanks to it, we have reduced CO2 emissions and thus improved the air quality in the city.

Improving the quality of life of  residents in the areas where we operate is of utmost importance to us. That is why we are planning to build more photovoltaic farms in other locations.

Our Tamero Invest CHP plant
It is powered by natural gas, which emits considerably less pollution than traditional fossil fuels (hard coal, lignite, crude oil).

The steam boilers installed in the CHP plant meet all the emission standards, in accordance with BAT conclusions. The process of producing heat and electricity itself takes place in cogeneration – a technology with a much higher fuel utilisation rate than the technology of separate production of heat and electricity.

Our company, TAMERO INVEST s.r.o., has since 2021 been implementing a project to expand the existing heating network.

As a result, we will be able to supply even more heat generated in compliance with all environmental standards, to not only improve the air quality in Kralupy, but also to promote environmentally friendly heat sources.

One of our main goals is to completely eliminate coal, which is currently used in the production process.

In order to have a real impact on the world we live in, we set ourselves the ambitious goal of using only low-carbon energy sources starting as early as 2028.

To achieve this, we have decided to build a steam and gas block in Oświęcim. This investment will make it possible to change the fuel mix of the existing CHP plant.

Thanks to this, both Synthos and the residents of Oświęcim will be able to use low-carbon
energy.

As part of Evergreen’s ongoing sustainability strategy, we have committed to moving away from fossil fuels and supporting alternative and green energy sources.

Our efforts to diversify clean and secure energy sources include the investments that have been made by us or by other organisations. Our objective is to become a beneficiary of a nuclear power project based on small BWRX-300 reactors being implemented by Synthos Green Energy S.A., a pioneer in the development of the nuclear power industry in Poland.

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