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PKP Cargo has contracts to transport coal for Enea Group for a total of about PLN 150 million

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PKP Cargo has contracts to transport coal for Enea Group for a total of about PLN 150 million

PKP Cargo has signed five contracts with a total value of over PLN 150 million for hard coal transport from LW Bogdanka to Enea Group (3 contracts with Enea Wytwarzanie and 2 contracts with Enea Elektrownia Połaniec), the carrier said.

“The estimated value of the contracts signed with Enea Wytwarzanie amounts to almost PLN 116 million. The offer submitted by PKP Cargo was selected as the most advantageous in terms of all three parts of the order and as a result, in the period of 18 months, from July 1, 2021. PKP Cargo will deliver a total of about 9 million tons of hard coal by rail. This is another contract acquired by PKP Cargo for coal supplies to the power plant in Kozienice. Since July last year, the company has also been carrying out transports from Silesian mines to this recipient,” the communiqué reads.

Additionally, PKP Cargo has signed two more contracts for coal transports to Enea Group power plant in Połaniec. The realization of transports will include approximately 1.7 million tons of coal in the period from July 2021 to December 2022. The estimated value of the contract is approximately PLN 37 million. Together with the previously signed orders, PKP Cargo will deliver 3.2 million tons of coal from LW Bogdanka and Silesian mines to Elektrownia Połaniec, it was also stated.

The transport will be carried out from LW Bogdanka (Jaszczów station) to Enea Wytwarzanie in Świerże Górne and Enea Elektrownia Połaniec in Połaniec in compact trains in coal cars of normal construction. The concluded contracts are a continuation of long-term cooperation between PKP Cargo and Enea Group, concluded.

PKP Cargo made its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2013. The company operates in the freight, intermodal, forwarding, and rolling stock repair segments and has its own modernization facilities and its own transshipment terminals. The company is the No. 1 carrier in Poland and the second-largest in the European Union. In 2020 it had PLN 4.08 billion of consolidated revenue.

(inwestycje.pl)

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