Polska Grupa Biogazowa (PGB) is introducing changes to its management structure.
As of December 1, 2025, Sabine Dujacquier will assume the role of CEO. Joanna Orłowska is also joining the team as Member of the Management Board – Finance and Corporate Functions. The company continues to develop projects in the biogas sector while preparing to enter the biomethane segment.
Sabine Dujacquier – previously PGB’s Vice President – has been actively involved in setting the company’s strategic direction, including efforts to accelerate the biogas segment and prepare for entry into biomethane. Previously, she led transformations in international organizations, including Veolia, Capgemini Consulting (France, Germany), and Dalkia in Poland. She has 17 years of experience in the energy and environmental sector and has lived and worked professionally in Poland for 14 years.
– Polska Grupa Biogazowa has real potential for further growth. We focus on projects that enhance the efficiency and scalability of our assets. The management changes are part of a broader development plan and aim to strengthen the synergy of skills within the team. Our portfolio currently includes 21 operating biogas installations with an annual electricity production capacity of 500 GWh. Our ambitious goal is to increase installed capacity to 2 TWh per year by 2030 in a profitable and responsible manner while maintaining high operational efficiency,” – says Sabine Dujacquier, CEO of Polska Grupa Biogazowa S.A.
Joanna Orłowska is also joining PGB’s team as a manager with extensive experience in the energy sector. As of December 1, she will assume the position of Member of the Management Board – Finance and Corporate Functions.
Joanna Orłowska has over 20 years of experience in finance, auditing, and strategic management within international corporate groups, including Veolia and Dalkia. At PGB, she will be responsible for overseeing the Group’s finances, shaping financial policies that support growth and profitability, and coordinating support functions covering key operational and administrative processes.
Łukasz Semeniuk, PGB’s former CEO, will continue to serve as Country Chair TotalEnergies in Poland. His responsibilities will include representing the company to external partners, coordinating renewable energy projects, and strengthening collaboration between TotalEnergies’ Polish divisions.
– “I am pleased to be able to engage even more deeply in implementing TotalEnergies’ strategy, which emphasizes the key role of renewable energy. Our goal is to fully leverage the potential of renewables by developing additional TotalEnergies investment projects in our country. I believe that together we can drive meaningful changes for Poland’s energy transition.” – emphasizes Łukasz Semeniuk, Country Chair TotalEnergies in Poland.
” I am delighted of this significant milestone that will allow PGB to realize our plans to increase energy production. Combining the experience of a global leader in energy transition with the capital and know-how of one of Europe’s leading renewable energy investors will significantly accelerate the development of our biogas and biomethane projects in Poland.“ – said Łukasz Semeniuk, President of Polska Grupa Biogazowa.
About PGB
Polska Grupa Biogazowa (PGB) is the largest producer of electricity and heat from biogas in Poland, holding a 15% market share. PGB employs 200 people and operates 21 assets across the country. The company converts waste into electricity and heat through cogeneration and into a biologically valuable fertilizer. PGB’s annual production capacity exceeds 0.5 TWh of biomethane equivalent — enough to power more than 90,000 households.
PGB aims to reach a production level of 2 TWh by 2030, while simultaneously expanding its operations to the purification of biogas as to inject biomethane into the gas grid. The implementation of these plans will represent a significant contribution to the development of Poland’s renewable energy sector and the decarbonization of heat and power sources.
Founded in 2007, PGB has been part of TotalEnergies since 2023 and is a joint venture equally owned by TotalEnergies and HitecVision since 2025, combining the experience of a global leader in energy transition with the capital and know-how of one of Europe’s leading renewable energy investors.