But PGE knows it has to reduce its dependence on coal if it is to remain profitable. The company plans to invest up to $104bn (£64bn) from 2012 to 2035 to create a diversified power generation structure. It wants to reduce the use of coal and lignite in its plants from 94% now to 38% by 2035.
That should reduce the amount of CO2 the company's plants emit from 1.08 tonnes per megawatt hour (MWh) to 0.27 tonnes/MWh. Coal would be replaced with nuclear power, natural gas and renewable energy sources.
"We're not getting into gas and nuclear power plants because we suddenly fell in love with this technology, it's precisely in order to reduce the company's emissions," PGE's then chief executive, Tomasz Zadroga, said last year. "We have to change the fuel mix of the company because otherwise CO2 will finish us," he added.
"We're not getting into gas and nuclear power plants because we suddenly fell in love with this technology"
WHAT TECHNOLOGY are they talking about ???
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