ORLEN gives PLN 20 million for firefighters in 25th programme edition
ORLEN has launched the 25th edition of its "ORLEN for Firefighters" programme, allocating PLN 20 million to fire service units across Poland. The initiative supports both Volunteer and State Fire Service units, offering grants of up to PLN 150,000 for equipment, training and operational readiness.
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Funding is divided into four areas, including industrial and energy-related rescue operations, road incidents, climate emergencies, and support for units outside the national rescue system.
The programme is increasingly relevant for industrial and maritime safety, as Poland expands its energy infrastructure, ports and logistics networks, where advanced emergency response capabilities are essential.
In 2024–2025, ORLEN allocated over PLN 36.8 million to firefighting support programmes, reaching 756 units and more than 10,000 firefighters nationwide.
Applications are open until 30 June 2026.
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