By the end of 2023, the company managed to complete all 10 investment projects co-financed by the European Union under the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme 2014-2020, for which grant agreements were signed with a total EU support amount of more than PLN 254 million.
In 2023 and Q1 2024, the largest investments in this group were completed, i.e:
Construction of the Sandomierz - Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski gas pipeline
- OBJECTIVE: Modernisation of the gas network associated with security of supply and operation
- CAPEX: 173.46 million PLN
- EU GRANT: 80.66 million PLN
Construction of gas pipeline between Lubienia - Masłów and gas pipeline between Mójcza - Kielce
- OBJECTIVE: Modernisation of the gas network associated with security of supply and operation
- CAPEX: PLN 198.80 million
- EU GRANT: 48.50 million PLN
Construction of the gas pipeline on the relation Witnica - Gorzów Wlkp. and the gas network in Kostrzyn nad Odrą
- OBJECTIVE: Elimination of transmission congestion - system tasks
- CAPEX: PLN 106.3 million
- EU GRANT: PLN 30.3 million
Gasification of the Szczawnica area and neighbouring municipalities
- OBJECTIVE: New gasification and related reconstruction
- CAPEX: 91 million PLN
- EU GRANT: 23.71 million PLN
Gasification of villages in the municipalities of Kłobuck, Wręczyca Wielka, Opatów and Krzepice
- OBJECTIVE: New gasification and related reconstruction
- CAPEX: PLN 66.93 million
- EU GRANT: PLN 36.8 million
Reconstruction of the Dąbrowa Górnicza-Szopienice gas pipeline:
- OBJECTIVE: Modernisation of the gas network associated with security of supply and operation
- CAPEX: PLN 64.49 million
- EU GRANT: PLN 6.97 million
Some of the other strategic investments for the PSG, which are underway, are planned for co-financing under the new EU financial perspective for 2021-2027 from the European Funds for Climate and Environment Infrastructure (FEnIKS) programme. These include, above all, the projects included in the amendment of the terminal spec, which had a direct impact on speeding up the design phase and, in principle, obtaining the necessary construction permits. In response to the first call for gas distribution projects announced by INiG-PIB, with the planned allocation of EU co-financing at the level of PLN 700 million, the PSG prepared 11 large investment projects, with the aim of fully utilising the above-mentioned amount.
Bearing in mind that the total pool of EU funds, under the FEnIKS Programme, for the gas distribution sector may exceed PLN 1.3 billion, the PSG plans to apply for co-financing for further investment projects with complete administrative decisions also in the next calls for proposals.
To sum up, the total value of investment outlays for projects covering a total of more than 800 km of distribution gas network provided for EU co-financing under the FEnIKS Programme amounts to more than PLN 2.6 billion.