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Oil & Gas Fields in Poland
Poland has 115 oil & gas fields mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 13th-largest fleet of the 91 countries that hold any, and 2% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 93 operating and 17 under construction or proposed. The largest is Brońsko Gas Field (Poland).
The largest owner-operators are ORLEN SA (89), PKN ORLEN (11) and Baltic Gas (2) — ORLEN SA alone is named on 77% of them. Half of Poland's oil & gas fields in service predate 1995 (median commissioning year of the 55 with a known date), 2 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Przemyśl Gas Field (Poland), dating from 1960. 17 are in the pipeline, led by B 21 Gas Field (Poland), proposed. They account for 30% of every energy asset OverWatts maps in Poland.
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Largest oil & gas fields in Poland
- Brońsko Gas Field (Poland)2001
- Przemyśl Gas Field (Poland)1960
- BMB (Barnówko-Mostno-Buszewo) Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2000
- Paproć Gas Field (Poland)1985
- Kościan S Gas Field (Poland)1995
- Lubiatów Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2012
- Paproć W Gas Field (Poland)2007
- Zalesie Gas Field (Poland)1982
- Żuchlów Gas Field (Poland)1979
- Jabłonna Gas Field (Poland)2003
- Mirocin Gas Field (Poland)1962
- Międzychód Gas Field (Poland)2012
- Załęcze Gas Field (Poland)1971
- Bogdaj-Uciechów Gas Field (Poland)1964
- Przeworsk Gas Field (Poland)
- Dzików Gas Field (Poland)1996
- Wielichowo Gas Field (Poland)2010
- Wilków Gas Field (Poland)1988
- Góra Gas Field (Poland)
- Grochowice Gas Field (Poland)1979
- Kielanówka-Rzeszów Gas Field (Poland)1978
- Lubaczów Gas Field (Poland)
- Nowy Tomyśl Gas Field (Poland)2012
- Tarchały (d.g.+cz.s.) Gas Field (Poland)1970
- B 8 Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2015
- Husów-Albigowa-Krasne Gas Field (Poland)1961
- Jabłonna S Gas Field (Poland)2005
- Karmin Gas Field (Poland)2016
- Młodasko Gas Field (Poland)1992
- Szlichtyngowa Gas Field (Poland)
- Żołynia-Leżajsk Gas Field (Poland)1965
- Daszewo N Gas Field (Poland)1987
- Gorzysław N Gas Field (Poland)1975
- Jabłonna W Gas Field (Poland)2004
- Jasionka Gas Field (Poland)2007
- Pruchnik-Pantalowice Gas Field (Poland)
- Rylowa Gas Field (Poland)1988
- B 3 Oil and Gas Field (Poland)1992
- Borzęcin Gas Field (Poland)
- Ciecierzyn Gas Field (Poland)1988
- Elżbieciny Gas Field (Poland)
- Grotów Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2012
- Kuryłówka Gas Field (Poland)
- Lisewo Gas Field (Poland)2013
- Mełgiew A i Mełgiew B Gas Field (Poland)
- Naratów Gas Field (Poland)
- Ruchocice Gas Field (Poland)2003
- Tarnogród-Wola Różaniecka Gas Field (Poland)2008
- Tarnów (miocen) Gas Field (Poland)1984
- Zielin Oil and Gas Field (Poland)1992 · idle
- Aleksandrówka Gas Field (Poland)
- Białogard Gas Field (Poland)1982
- Buszkowiczki (Przemyśl) Gas Field (Poland)idle
- Dzieduszyce Oil and Gas Field (Poland)1999
- Górzyca Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2004
- Łukowa Gas Field (Poland)
- Markowice Gas Field (Poland)2016
- Niechlów Gas Field (Poland)
- Radlin Gas Field (Poland)1986
- Radoszyn Oil and Gas Field (Poland)1995
- Wiewierz-element W Gas Field (Poland)
- Winna Góra Gas Field (Poland)2006
- Wola Obszańska Gas Field (Poland)
- Wola Rokietnicka Gas Field (Poland)2014
- Zagorzyce Gas Field (Poland)
Who owns Poland's oil & gas fields
- ORLEN SA89 77%
- PKN ORLEN11 10%
- Baltic Gas2 2%
- CalEnergy2 2%
- Lotos Group2 2%
- ZOK2 2%
- ZOK SP zoo2 2%
- CEP Central European Petroleum1 1%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
When they were built
- 1960s5
- 1970s8
- 1980s9
- 1990s9
- 2000s13
- 2010s11
Median commissioning year 1995 · oldest Przemyśl Gas Field (Poland) (1960) · newest Markowice Gas Field (Poland) (2016) · 55 of 115 carry a start date
Under construction & proposed
- B 21 Gas Field (Poland)2013 · proposed
- B 4 Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- B 6 Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Babimost Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Brzyska Wola Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Dąbrowica Duża Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Grabówka W Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Krobielewko Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2024 · proposed
- Lachowice-Stryszawa Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Lipnica-Dzikowiec Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Mniszów Oil and Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
- Pniewy Gas Field (Poland)2022 · proposed
How Poland compares · oil & gas fields by country
- 1. United States1,894
- 10. Brazil165
- 11. Nigeria144
- 12. Norway143
- 13. Poland115
- 14. Iran111
- 15. Venezuela104
- 16. Australia90
Frequently asked
- How many oil & gas fields are there in Poland?
- OverWatts maps 115 oil & gas fields in Poland — 2% of the world's mapped total, the 13th-largest national fleet of the 91 countries with any.
- What is the largest oil & gas field in Poland?
- Brońsko Gas Field (Poland), operated by ORLEN.
- Who owns the oil & gas fields in Poland?
- ORLEN SA is named as owner or operator on the most — 89 of 115 (77%). Next are PKN ORLEN (11), Baltic Gas (2) and CalEnergy (2).
- How old are Poland's oil & gas fields?
- The median commissioning year is 1995, across the 55 in service with a known start date. The oldest still listed is Przemyśl Gas Field (Poland) (1960); 2 came online in the past ten years.
- What new oil & gas fields are being built in Poland?
- 17 projects are under construction or proposed. The largest are B 21 Gas Field (Poland), B 4 Gas Field (Poland) and B 6 Gas Field (Poland).