MET Group enters the Polish energy market

Swiss-based, Hungarian-rooted energy company MET Group announces entry into the Polish market through its Warsaw-based subsidiary MET Polska. Operations will focus on supporting large energy-intensive enterprises as well as SMEs and renewable energy producers. As part of the Group’s international expansion strategy, Poland is the 21st country where MET establishes a subsidiary.

The Polish subsidiary will focus on the sale of electricity and natural gas to end customers, including both SMEs and large industrial consumers. The company will also be active in the origination segment for electricity and natural gas, as well as in providing renewable energy services. MET Polska already holds all the necessary licenses enabling the company to start operations in Poland and has already signed its first customer contracts, which will commence in October.

“We are very pleased that after months of preparation, we can launch full-scale operations in Poland,” said Paweł Wierzbicki, CEO of MET Polska. “Our goal is to provide businesses with access to flexible and modern power and gas solutions on competitive terms, supporting them in implementing efficient energy strategies. As part of MET Group, we offer our clients a partnership based on experience, reliability, and long-term commitment”.

For Poland to meet its greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets in the upcoming years, both industrial decarbonization and the pursuit of a well-balanced energy mix are essential. MET Group plays an active role in the diversification of energy sources, particularly in the area of natural gas. The company has one of the most geographically diversified LNG import structures in Europe, and natural gas and LNG are crucial in securing energy supplies, supporting the coal-to-gas switch, and backing up weather-dependent renewable energy sources.

MET Group is an integrated energy company active in four areas: trading and wholesale operations, sales to the end customers, renewable power generation, and flexible asset management.