Investment Projects

In the energy segment, PCC SE concentrates on the construction of power plants all over Europe.

Apart from the modernization of existing facilities, we currently implement greenfield projects mainly in Southeast Europe.

Heat Power Plant EC-3
Successfully Commissioned modern cogeneration plant at the PCC Rokita chemical works in Poland

Successful Commissioning of PCC's First Small Hydropower Plant
in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Climate protection project in Bosnia and Herzegovina:
three more small hydropower plants in the planning stage

Climate Protection Project in Bulgaria:
construction of two small hydropower plants

Climate Protection Project in the Republic of Macedonia:
construction of eleven small hydropower plants

Heat Power Plant EC-3
Successfully Commissioning of EC-3 Heat Power Plant - modern cogeneration plant at the PCC Rokita chemical works in Poland

Location:	Poland – Lower Silesia Brzeg Dolny premises of PCC Rokita SA
CO2 Mitigation:	annual reduction of CO2 emissions by 40,000 metric tons
Capacity:	installed capacity: 70 megawatt thermal 15 megawatt electrical
Completion:	November 2008

Successful Commissioning of PCC's First Small Hydropower Plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina

      three more small hydropower plants already in the planning
      stage, see below

Location:	Bosnia – canton of Central Bosnia Mujada
CO2 Mitigation:	Mujada small hydropower plant: annual reduction of CO2 emissions by 7,200 metric tons Once all four small hydropower plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been put into operation, an annual reduction of CO2 emissions by 27,550 metric tons will be achieved.
Capacity:	Mujada small hydropower plant: more than 1.15 MW / annual electricity output of approx. 6.6 million kWh Once all four small hydropower plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been put into operation, an installed capacity of more than 5 MW and an annual output of approximately 25 million kWh will be reached.
Completion:	Going ahead with its first climate protection project, PCC put into operation the Mujada small hydropower plant on February 2, 2009.

Climate protection project in Bosnia and Herzegovina:
three more small hydropower plants in the planning stage

Location:	Bosnia – canton of Central Bosnia Poljanice 1&2, Podkozica
CO2 Mitigation:	Annual reduction of CO2 emissions by 27,550 metric tons (including the already operating small hydropower plant Mujada), of which: Poljanice1 hydropower plant: approx. 12,000 metric tons of CO2 per year Poljanice2 hydropower plant: approx. 5,250 metric tons of CO2 per year Podkozica hydropower plant: approx. 3,050 metric tons of CO2 per year
Capacity:	Installed capacity of more than 5 MW / annual electricity output of approx. 25 million kWh (including the already operating small hydropower plant Mujada), of which: Poljanice1: 2.4 MW / annual electricity output of approx. 11 million kWh Poljanice2: 1.07 MW / annual electricity output of approx. 4.8 million kWh Podkozica: 760 kW / annual electricity output of approx. 2.8 million kWh
Project Status:	Poljanice 1&2 small hydropower stations February 2009: public hearing concerning the Poljanice 1&2 hydropower plants with regard to environmental permits. The permits are expected to be issued by mid-2009. Podkozica small hydropower plant: April 2009: Awaiting decision on environmental permit.

Climate Protection Project in Bulgaria:
construction of two small hydropower plants

Location:	Bulgaria – Iskar River Eliseina, Rebarkovo
CO2 Mitigation:	expected annual CO2 emission reduction by 18,400 metric tons
Capacity:	installed capacity of approximately 5 MW / annual electricity output roughly 28 million kWh
Completion:	The hydropower plants are expected to go on stream in mid-2011.
Project Status:	October 2008: start of technical design works September 2008: PCC acquired a majority stake in a Bulgarian company owning two licenses for the construction and operation of hydropower plants.

Climate Protection Project in the Republic of Macedonia:
construction of eleven small hydropower plants

Location:	Republic of Macedonia Galička, Kriva reka, Patiška i Vlaška, Kažani, Bela Reka, Gradešnica, Šemnica, Gradečka, Brajčinska, Jablanica, Markova
CO2 Mitigation:	expected annual CO2 emission reduction by 52,100 metric tons
Capacity:	installed capacity of approximately 14 MW / annual electricity output roughly 60 million kWh
Completion:	The hydropower plants will go on stream within three years once the current negotiations about the concession agreements have been completed (scheduled start of operation: end of 2011).
Project Status:	October 2008: Start of technical design works March 2008: PCC is awarded another site for the construction of a hydropower plant in the second Macedonian tender. July 2007: PCC wins first Macedonian tender and is awarded sites for the construction and operation of ten hydropower plants. December 2007: start of negotiations on concession agreements.