ANWIL, part of the ORLEN Group, is one of Poland’s largest producers of nitrogen fertilisers and the country’s only producer of suspension polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The company plays an important role in ensuring food security, maintaining stable supply chains and preserving strategic production capabilities in Poland and across Europe.
“Europe’s chemical industry needs regulations that enable it to transform while remaining competitive and keeping production within the European Union. ANWIL’s membership of BSP will strengthen our ability to represent the specific needs of Polish producers in Brussels and advocate for measures that support investment in Europe,” said Bartek Czyczerski, CEO of Business & Science Poland.
Konrad Tajduś, President of the Management Board of ANWIL, said: “Joining Business & Science Poland is a natural step towards strengthening our voice in the debate on the future of European industry and economic competitiveness. We believe that the energy transition and the achievement of climate goals can go hand in hand with maintaining a strong industrial base in Europe that ensures economic, raw material and food security. This, however, requires broad, evidence-based dialogue. Effective climate policy must meet three conditions simultaneously: ambition, credibility and feasibility. Targets that cannot be achieved with the available capital, infrastructure and time may have unintended consequences that run counter to their purpose. As a key player in Poland’s chemical industry, we want to help shape solutions that support both innovation and the long-term competitiveness of the European economy.”
ANWIL’s membership strengthens the voice of Poland’s chemical industry in Brussels at a time when discussions on the regulations shaping its future are still ongoing.
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