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2023-05-01 00:00:00
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New Bosch heat pump plant will aid Poland’s energy transition. In a statement to the press, the Polish Prime Minister expounded on the benefits of a new production facility, remarking that it would facilitate the advancement of the region and fortify Poland's transition towards effective energy consumption. The Prime Minister also contended that the factory would enhance the innovativeness of the Polish economy. Furthermore, he emphasized that this would mark yet another Polish enterprise for the Bosch Group, a company that has maintained a presence in Poland for over three decades. Notably, the German firm currently employs more than 8,500 individuals in Poland, spanning a wide array of sectors including manufacturing facilities, research-and-development centers, service-and-competence centers, and trade offices.
According to the Prime Minister, the upcoming heat pump factory in the vicinity of the southwestern Polish city of WaĹbrzych provides an opportunity for not only the aforementioned area but also the entire country. The production of heat pumps, which play a critical role in accelerating energy transition across Europe, will be centered around this region. The Prime Minister argued that heat pumps, which are both eco-friendly and economical, will undoubtedly reduce energy bills. Moreover, he highlighted that his government provides substantial funding for households seeking to replace outdated heating appliances. The Prime Minister alluded to the European Union's endorsement of heat pumps as playing a significant role in climate neutrality and as a component of Europe's attempts to sever ties with Russian energy.
The PAP news agency has reported that the Dobromierz-based facility is anticipated to manufacture heat pumps primarily for the European market. It is worth noting that in July of last year, the Viessmann Group, a German company, commenced the construction of a heat pump factory in the southwestern Polish city of Legnica, with the capacity to accommodate up to 3,000 employees, according to news outlets. Poland is Europe's swiftest-growing heat pump market, according to Reuters.
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