ESG Report of the Enea Capital Group for 2023

Energy efficiency initiatives

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  • GRI 3-3,
  • INTERNAL INDICATOR 8

We want to increase the energy efficiency across our value chain. Increasing efficiency – through reducing or not increasing fuel and energy use – is one of the main provisions of ENEA Capital Group Climate Policy. To this end, we want to work with business and social partners and reach for innovative technologies. We know how important Customers’ routines and habits are for the efficiency and we initiate and join projects that emphasise how important it is to save energy.

We see opportunities in climate change, e.g. for more effective use of energy and thus for saving money, and for reducing distribution losses.

At the group-level, we follow the ENEA Group Energy Efficiency Policy and: inform our Customers about rational use of energy, implement comprehensive offers for individual and institutional Customers, reduce electricity and heat losses, streamline energy use and the energy and environmental characteristics of processed energy carriers. The Policy also assumes that we create new Customer needs and develop interconnected services and products outside the existing line of business.

Since 2019, the measures taken to increase energy efficiency are coordinated at the group-level by the Energy Efficiency Team responsible for:

  • supporting analyses of feasibility and advisability of new energy efficiency measures or initiatives,
  • participating in regular updates of the ENEA Group Energy Efficiency Policy,
  • participating in issuing opinions on proposed legislation,
  • co-developing a bonus system for proposed pro-efficiency measures.

GOOD PRACTICE

  • In 2023, Enea Ciepło – Białystok Division modernised the central heating system and the heating network used by its coal handling facilities and the hot water system in the heating substation. The company also replaced its engines with energy-efficient engines and installed a new pump in unit 1.
  • In 2023, Połaniec Power Plant audited the energy efficiency of the scheduled replacement and renovation of TFBbR-240000/400 PN transformer station and filed a request with the Energy Regulatory Office for an energy efficiency certificate for the project. The company plans also a company-wide energy efficiency audit.
  • GRI 302-1 ,
  • E-M4

Consumption of electricity in the Enea Group in 2023

Electricity consumption [MWh]1) 2021 2022 2023
Total electricity consumption in the Enea Group 2 893 177 2 819 327 2 483 147
from renewable sources 67 776 72 463 175 853

1) Real properties for which detailed electricity use data is not available (e.g. because the companies settle their accounts with administrators on a lump sum basis) and the network needs of Enea Operator have not been taken into account.

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Enea Group’s electricity intensity in 2023

Electricity intensity
Value Unit
Total energy use in the organisation 2 483 147 MWh
Enea Group’s revenue in 2023 48 183.4 PLN m
Enea Group’s revenue in 2023 51.5 MWh/PLN m
  • GRI 302-4

Initiatives to reduce the consumption of electricity by the Enea Group in 2023

Initiatives and measures to reduce energy consumption
Company Initiative to reduce energy consumption and increase efficiency – name and description Energy consumption reduction resulting directly from the initiative Unit of measure
Enea Nowa Energia 1. Modernisation of the heating system in an administrative and workshop building in Gorzów Wielkopolski (replacement of an old source of heating with a heat pump, photovoltaic system) – a 2022 project 13.254 MWh
Enea Ciepło Białystok 1. Modernisation of the central heating system and the heating network used by Enea Ciepło Białystok CHP Division’s own coal handling facilities no data –
2. Modernisation of the hot water system in a heating substation no data –
3. Replacement of engines with energy-efficient engines no data –
4. Installation of a new pump in unit 1 no data –
Enea Ciepło Head Office 1. Modernisation of heating substations and heating network owned by Enea Ciepło no data –
EkoTRANS Bogdanka 1. Reducing distribution losses 1 833.000 GJ
Łęczyńska Energetyka 1. Reducing distribution losses 1 833.000 GJ
LW Bogdanka 1. Replacement of two T.8 and T.9 transformers 753.113 GJ
2. Replacement of a set of main drainage pumps 8 468.159 GJ
3. Replacement of lighting with led lights 36.000 GJ
Enea Wytwarzanie 1. Modernisation of the lighting system in 500 MW unit cable rooms and in general purpose buildings 797.000 GJ
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