State-controlled
KGHM
–
whose
2.5TWh
of
annual
power
consumption
makes
it
Poland's
largest
user
–
currently
meets
15%
of
its
energy
needs
from
its
own
resources.
"We
are
eyeing
entry
into
renewable
energy
such
as
wind
farms,"
KGHM
vice
president
for
business
development
Dorota
Wloch
says.
"We
also
want
to
invest
in
biogas."
The
first
project
–
a
wind
farm
with
a
target
capacity
of
60MW
near
the
company’s
smelters
in
Glogow
–
is
in
its
initial
stages,
Wloch
adds.
The
copper
producer
has
already
co-operated
with
local
utilities
over
a
range
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