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Polish Industry for Nuclear Energy Edition Edition 20162019 CONTENTS Polish economy Civil engineering and energy sector 5 ― 34 3 ― 4 Chemistry 35 ― 39 Advice 41 ― 53 Electrical, automation control 55 ― 87 Metallurgy, metal processing 89 ― 105 Installations 107 ― 127 Logistics 129 ― 131 Machinery 133 ― 192 Ionizing radiation 193 ― 195 Polish economy and energy sector Strategic location in the heart of Europe The total maximum capcity in Polish Power System (PPS) reached The structure of Installed capacity in national power plants 45 939 MW (as at 31 December 2018). The maximum capacity as of 31 December 2018: of utility thermal power plants accounted for approx. 75% of the total maximum capcity in the PPS, of which hard coal - fired power plants represented 51% and lignite fired plants represented 19%. 23 215 MW The maximum capacity of wind and other renewable sources was Coal-fired power plants approx. 14%. The other sources represented approx. 16% of the total maximum cpacity in the PPS. 170 932 GWh 8 752 MW National consumption of electricity in 2018 Lignite-fired power plants 26 448 MW Evening peak of the national demand in 2018 2 330 MW (28.02.2018) Gas power plants 20 327 MW Evening minimum of the national demand 2 680 MW in 2018 (22.06.2018) Industrial power plants Official name: Republic of Poland Official language: Polish Capital: Warsaw 2 341 MW Area: 312 700 sq km (6th in EU) Hydro power plants Population: 38.5 mn (6th in EU) Currency: Polish Złoty 100 JPY ~3.54 PLN 1 EUR ~4.27 PLN 6 621 MW 1 USD ~3.85 PLN Wind sources and other renewable resources Tax rates: CIT 19% PIT 18%, 32% VAT 23% Time zone: UTC +1 (Winter) UTC +2 (Summer) 5 The structure of installed capacity in national power plants Żarnowiec as of 30.11.2018 Żydowo Dolna Odra Civil engineering Ostrołęka Włocławek Płock Coal Kozienice Dychów Bełchatów Pątnów Turów Lignite Opole Stalowa Wola Łagisza Siersza Połaniec Rybnik Jaworzno Łaziska Solina Porąbka -Żar Hydro Dychów: 3x30 MW Dolna Odra: 3x220 MW 3x230 MW Porąbka Żar: 4x135 MW Jaworzno: 6x225 MW Solina: 2x70 MW 2x30 MW Kozienice: 2x560 MW 8x228 MW Żarnowiec: 4x180 MW 1x1075 MW Żydowo: 3x55 MW Łagisza: 1x460 MW 2x120 MW Bełchatów: 12x390 MW 1x858 MW Łaziska: 2x125 MW 4x225 MW Pątnów: 1x474 MW 6x200 MW Opole: 4x380 MW Płock 1x630 MW Ostrołęka: 3x230 MW Turów: 3x260 MW Połaniec: 7x240 MW 3x235 MW Rybnik: 8x225 MW Włocławek 1x485 MW Stalowa Wola: 2x125 MW Siersza: 2x150 MW 2x125 MW 6 Civil engineering 7 1 2 Aarsleff Sp. z o.o AWBUD S.A. Warsaw foreign company Warsaw Polish company Its activity involves design and execution of specialized foundations. Design, supervision and general contracting, construction of rein- It is also specialized in designing and executing hydraulic engineer- forced concrete structures, installation. Specialized in the field of ing works on inland and sea waters. The company has its own fleet manufacturing production and storage facilities for metallurg y, food, of machinery which enables it to carry out advanced infrastructural pharmaceutical and other industries, energy, utilities and commerce, projects in various sectors: industrial, roadworks, railway works, resi- wastewater treatment plants. Company provides the development of dential and hydro technical. Current offering in the area of industri- detailed design / drafting regulations following industries: architec- al construction include: excavation support made of berliner walls, tural, construction, technology, installation, electricity; Earthwork, sheet piles driven, vibrated or pressed in, palisades of drilled piles preparation and isolation of the ground under the foundations, con- or piles formed in ground by deep soil mixing (DSM) or jet-grouting, struction of reinforced concrete foundations, structural walls and sealing excavation bottoms by deep soil mixing or jet grouting, an- ceilings, columns, beams and joists reinforced concrete, reinforced choring at the excavation bottom or bottom plates using piles, mi- concrete elements: stairs, balconies, architectural concrete struc- cropiles or temporary/permanent ground anchors, anchoring exca- tures specialist reinforced concrete work for the industry; Design, vation retaining structures with permanent or temporary ground supply and installation: heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, sanitary, anchors or using micropiles. technological, sprinkler systems. It offers comprehensive manage- ment service investment process general-made projects from con- cept to detailed design through implementation work as a general contractor and comprehensive reinforced concrete works, ending with the delivery of investment and putting into operation. Company full name: Aarsleff Spółka z ograniczoną Company full name: AWBUD Spółka Akcyjna odpowiedzialnością REGON (registry numer): 430046288 REGON (registry numer): 011994911 Internet address: www.awbud.pl Internet address: www.aarsleff.com.pl Mail address: Fugasówka, ul. Reja 4, Mail address: al. Wyścigowa 6, 02-681 Warszawa 42-440 Ogrodzieniec General e-mail: [email protected] General e-mail: [email protected] General telephone number: + 48 22 648 88 34 [email protected] General telephone number: + 48 32 671 52 01 Specialization area: installation services, architecture, waste management, steel constructions Specialization area: installation services, architecture, waste management, steel constructions Number of employees: over 250 Number of employees: over 250 Reference projects --- in nuclear business: Reference projects --- in nuclear business: Relevant certificates, ISO 9001, attestations, patents, etc. PN-83/B-02482, Relevant certificates, EN ISO 9001:2008 EN ISO PN-EN 1997 attestations, patents, etc. 14001:2004 BS OHSAS 18001:2007 8 3 4 Bilfinger Polska Biprocemwap S.A. Warsaw Sp. z o.o. Warsaw Polish company foreign company Bilfinger Industrial Services Polska Sp. z o.o. is a part of the interna- Biprocemwap SA is a design-engineering firm that executes project tional Bilfinger group. Bilfinger Industrial Services Polska Sp. z o.o. is documentation and carries out investments for industrial buildings. The a provider of comprehensive operational support, overhauls, new build offer is addressed to customers in the manufacturing of cement, lime, and upgrade projects. The key service of comprehensive operational gypsum, energy, industrial construction and aggregate industry in terms support involves all disciplines: mechanical, electrical, I&C, fire-resistant of: organization of tenders, multimodal design, performing author’s masonry, thermal insulations, scaffolding and diagnostics. Moreover supervision, replacing the investment, “turnkey” investments, consult- the company carries out overhauls, new-build projects and upgrades ing, security and protection and preparation of environmental design in all disciplines mentioned above, as well as construction and installa- documentation in the following industries: technology and mechanical, tion works, workshop assembly, process equipment, support heating communication, architectural, building and construction, electrical, systems, production of: steel structures, parts for power engineering automation and control, installation of water and sewer systems and equipment, pipeline components and elbows, welded structures; it per- HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), economic. The company forms overhauls, inspections and repairs of I&C equipment, overhead has extensive capabilities and experience in implementing projects as cranes, electric hoists and cranes, thermal insulations, design, installa- a general contractor. The scope of work under the general investment: tion, uninstallation, renting and transport, cleaning industrial and power Pre work activities and conceptual and analytical development, basic facilities. Bilfinger Industrial Services Polska Sp. z o.o. is carrying out new engineering construction and execution, obtaining building permits, build and upgrade projects, and turnkey deliveries of new facilities as contracts for the supply and construction and assembly works, tech- EPC contractor. Comprehensive delivery includes engineering, creating nical specifications, conducting tender procedures, implementation technical documentation, organizing construction process, deliveries of the project: completion of deliveries, construction and assembly of materials, construction and installation works, supervision, quality work, construction supervision, administrative and legal investment: control, warranty and post-warranty maintenance for the industry, financial ser vices, legal ser vices, budgeting, scheduling, quality control, especially power industry, chemical industry, petrochemical industry, obtaining use permits, the transfer of facilities being built together with refineries, cement plants and paper industry. all the documentation. Company full name: Bilfinger Industrial Services Polska Company full name: Biprocemwap Spółka Akcyjna Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością REGON (registry numer): 351014697 REGON (registry numer): 015252900 Internet address: www.biprocemwap.com.pl Internet address: www.is-polska.bilfinger.com Mail address: ul. Morawskiego 5, 30-102 Kraków Mail address: ul. Augustówka 24, 02-981 Warszawa General e-mail: [email protected] General e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] General telephone number: + 48 22 340 91 00 General telephone number: + 48 12 629 07 00 Specialization area: installation services, architecture, Specialization area: installation services, architecture, waste management, steel waste management,
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