Energa Obrót and PERN extend cooperation to secure energy supply for critical infrastructure
Energa Obrót and PERN have extended their cooperation for the years 2027–2028, covering 236 energy metering points. The renewed agreement underpins the continuity of power supply for key fuel and logistics infrastructure in Poland, including assets linked to the maritime economy.
In brief
Energa Obrót and PERN have extended their contract for another two years, covering the servicing of 236 energy consumption points. PERN manages a system of pipelines and fuel storage facilities and is the majority shareholder of Naftoport in Gdańsk, a transhipment terminal on the Baltic Sea. Daniel Świętochowski, president of the management board of PERN S.A., stressed that stable energy supplies are the foundation of the functioning of the company's infrastructure. Paweł Nowak, vice-president of the management board of Energa Obrót, indicated that PERN's decision confirms the competence and experience of the Energa Obrót team.
Strategic relevance for maritime logistics and energy security
PERN is the leading oil and fuel logistics operator in Poland, managing a network of pipelines and storage facilities critical to national energy security. The company is also the majority shareholder of Naftoport in Gdańsk, a strategic crude oil terminal on the Baltic Sea that plays a pivotal role in seaborne supply chains.
Ongoing infrastructure expansion by PERN strengthens Poland’s resilience to supply disruptions and volatility on global energy markets, with direct implications for port operations and maritime logistics.
- Stable energy supply is one of the foundations for the safe operation of our infrastructure. We view our cooperation with Energa Obrót as a reliable partnership that combines high operational standards with effective use of domestic expertise. The newly signed agreement enhances our capability to deliver key tasks for Poland’s energy security - said Daniel Świętochowski, President of the Management Board of PERN S.A.
Energa Obrót reinforces position in the strategic clients segment
For Energa Obrót, the contract extension confirms its strong position in serving large industrial customers and operators of critical infrastructure. The company highlights its project expertise and long-standing experience in delivering complex energy solutions.
- Extending our cooperation with PERN is an important confirmation of our team’s competence and the quality of our services. Being selected again as the energy supplier reflects trust in our experience, know-how and partnership approach. We are pleased to continue supporting one of Poland’s key operators of strategic energy infrastructure over the next two years, delivering projects essential for the stability and security of the sector - said Paweł Nowak, Vice President of the Management Board of Energa Obrót.
Long-term partnership supporting critical and maritime infrastructure
Energa Obrót continues to develop its offering for business customers by combining trading capabilities with advisory in modern energy solutions. The continued partnership with PERN highlights the growing importance of long-term energy supply agreements for critical infrastructure operators, including those linked to port and maritime sectors.
Source: Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier
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