Pollytag signs ten-year contract to supply aggregate to UK

The aggregate will be produced from fly ashes from the Elektrocieplownia Wybrzeze power and heating plant. The contract, which will come into effect starting in 2006, will last for ten years. The aggregate will be transported from Gdansk to England by ships. "Each heating plant which burns coal has one significant problem in the shape of a by-product which is ash. Its warehousing is costly. (...) luckily we know how to transform the ash into aggregate," said Tomasz Zoladkiewicz, Pollytag's president. The company emphasizes that it is the sole producer of this type of aggregate and the owner of a license it purchased from a Dutch company, Vasim. "We have entrepreneurs from India interested in the purchase of production rights," adds Zoladkiewicz. (Puls Biznesu, p. 11) A.K.