Duisburg / Húsavík (Iceland), in September 2015. Construction of PCC’s ultramodern, environmentally compatible silicon metal production plant in Iceland – representing an investment volume totalling around US$ 300 million (approx. […]
PCC’s Gliwice terminal, located some 35 kilometers from Katowice, is a fully fledged intermodal hub handling container cargos from Upper Silesia. It offers a particularly favourable location in the vicinity […]
The terminal is located on the factory site of PCC Rokita SA in Brzeg Dolny near Wrocław and handles goods flowing into and out of the Lower Silesia region. With […]
Today, PCC’s Kutno terminal counts among Poland’s most advanced combined transport hubs. It facilitates the fast and efficient turn-around of cargos both along east-west routes between Western and Eastern Europe, […]
The Frankfurt (Oder) terminal is located on the German-Polish border and is a major hub for, in particular, goods flowing into and out of the Berlin-Brandenburg region. With this terminal […]
The tanker haulage company PCC Autochem Sp. z o.o. specializes in the international road transport of liquid chemicals. The company’s fleet has been continually expanded over recent years; today PCC […]
The project at the Kriva Reka (“meandering river”) power plant site is our fifth in North Macedonia. Following the extensive planning phase, the construction of the small hydro power plant […]
Commissioning the second membrane electrolysis plant in April 2015 completed the transition of chlorine production to the modern, ecologically sound membrane technology. Using this technology enables a reduction of CO2 […]
This project started in November 2010. Once commissioned, our four small hydropower plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina (including the Mujada facility already in service), will result an aggregate installed capacity […]
The Patiška small hydropower plant began commercial operations in December 2014. Today the facility supplies electricity to some 800 households. Construction was significantly delayed initially by local political interests. However, […]