• Orlen signed an agreement with the Port of Gdynia to explore LNG and bioLNG as marine fuels on Poland’s coast.
• Work will assess demand for bunkering services, infrastructure needs, operating conditions, safety rules, and regulatory requirements.
• Study includes ship-to-ship bunkering feasibility for larger vessels, including refueling while alongside during cargo handling.
• Plan aligns with FuelEU Maritime rules in force since 2025, tightening greenhouse-gas intensity requirements for ship energy use.
• Move supports Orlen’s strategy through 2035 to expand lower-emission fuels in transport, positioning LNG as a transitional option.

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