ArcelorMittal Poland, a subsidiary of global steel producer ArcelorMittal, headquartered in Luxembourg, has announced plans to build a new heating plant in Krakow with a total investment of more than PLN 200 million ($55.36 million).
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The new plant aims to modernize and improve the energy infrastructure. The investment underscores ArcelorMittal Poland's commitment to improving operational efficiency and sustainable energy use at its steel mills. Once completed, the facility will reduce natural gas consumption by more than 2,000 TJ per year and annual carbon emissions by 115,000 tons.
According to the company, the new thermal substation, which will be operational before the end of 2027, will support more efficient heat production. The project is part of ArcelorMittal Poland's ongoing efforts to modernize its facilities and integrate modern energy solutions into its industrial processes.
The thermal substation is designed to meet key operational needs at the Krakow Steelworks, improve energy reliability and support the long-term competitiveness of the site.
