July 7, 2026

Veolia is the partner of Christmas illuminations for the airport. F. Chopin in Warsaw

From December 1, 2023, until the end of the winter break Veolia is the illumination partner at the Warsaw Airport. F. Chopin.  The slogan of the Christmas illuminations is "Veolia, supplier of good energy for the airport."   Veolia's image presence is related to the tender won by VECP for the supply of energy to the airport. This presence includes:

July 7, 2026

Veolia Energy Contracting wins further electricity supply contracts

Veolia Energy Contracting Poland (VECP), a commercial company of the Veolia Group in Poland, is expanding its portfolio with additional important clients, both business and local government: PKP PLK SA and its subsidiaries and the city of Jelenia Góra. Veolia won the tenders by offering the most competitive price.

July 7, 2026

Development of the renewable energy market in Poland – what is holding it back and what is encouraging it?

Today, the trick is not to produce green energy, but to balance it in the system. The solution seems to be energy storage, but there are many more challenges faced by renewable energy producers - as discussed in the interview with Grzegorz Szewczykwith Veolia Energy Contracting Poland.

 

https://www.teraz-srodowisko.pl/aktualnosci/Rozwoj-rynku-OZE-w-Polsce-Grzegorz-Szewczyk-Veolia-Energy-Contracting-Poland-13843.html

July 7, 2026

Veolia is the energy supplier to the most famous Polish mountain shelter in the Tatra Mountains

Veolia will be the energy supplier to the PTTK shelter in Morskie Oko. Every year, the shelter at Morskie Oko is visited by over 400 people. people. Veolia returned to active bidding after the period of freezing energy prices, thanks to which its portfolio now includes both large-volume entities as well as significant brands and facilities, such as the PTTK Morskie Oko shelter.

July 7, 2026

What's happening with electricity in Poland?

What do electricity prices for companies depend on?

The price of energy for companies depends on the market price of electricity. This applies especially to forward contracts, i.e. bilateral agreements in which the seller undertakes to deliver energy at a set price (and a specified time), while the buyer agrees to the presented conditions. The total cost also includes VAT, excise duty, balancing costs, margin and certificates of origin of energy.