Cleantech Business Park

CLEANTECH
BUSINESS PARK
OCTOBER 2014
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CLEANTECH
BUSINESS PARK

OUTLINE
CLEANTECH INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS CLEANTECH?
WHO ARE THE END-USERS?
TYPICAL CLEANTECH STAKEHOLDERS
WHAT ARE THE DRIVERS?
GROWTH & INNOVATION
LOW CARBON ECONOMY
ENERGY SECURITY
CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK INTRODUCTION
POLAND & CEE CONTEXT
COMMERCIAL RESEARCH
WHAT’S MOST IMPORTANT?
HIGH QUALITY PERSONNEL
HIGH MARKET GROWTH POTENTIAL
STRONG UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION
STRONG INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
WHAT ELSE IS IMPORTANT?
COSTS OF DOING BUSINESS
RESTRICTIONS OF DOING BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
SURVEY: WHAT DO EMPLOYEES WANT?
CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK IN CONTEXT
QUALITY OF R&D PERSONNEL
MARKET GROWTH POTENTIAL
UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION
IP PROTECTION
WORKPLACE SURROUNDINGS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING
COSTS
RESTRICTIONS
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
SERVICES
CONCLUSIONS
ANNEX 1 - TALENT PROFILE
CREDITS
APPENDIX - DATA FILE
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A MIXED USE
DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION
A NEW
DISTRICT
OF AN
EXISTING
CITY
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S
iewierz Jeziorna is a new
district of an existing city
being built in Silesia, 30
minutes north of Katowice along
the S1 highway, according to
the principles of new urbanism.
Planned for mixed use, Siewierz
Jeziorna is live, work, play - resi-
dential, commercial and recre-
ational. The Cleantech Business
Park (CTBP) is the commercial
component of Siewierz Jeziorna.
Cleantech refers to enterprises
whose products and services are
aimed at deriving an environ-
mental benefit. These include
products or services that
• reduce carbon intensity
• increase energy efficiency
• enhance environmental
protection
The business park is designed
as a cleantech business park
insofar as it aims on attracting
high-tech, research intensive
enterprises whose commercial
aims are cleantech inspired or
cleantech related. Principally,
these enterprises fall into two
categories:
• startups and SMEs aimed a
science and technology
• research and development
(R&D) centers for multi-
national corporations
Located in Silesia in southern
Poland, the CTBP aims at being a
premiere destination for invest-
ment from enterprises through-
out Europe. As such, the CTBP
could be a science and technol-
ogy park whose enterprise ten-
ants are focused on research
and development (R&D); it could
also incubate technology driven
startups.

WHAT IS CLEANTECH?
GROWTH
WITHOUT
INCREASING
EMISSIONS
Cleantech refers to technologies
that promote growth without in-
creasing emissions.
Cleantech technologies can be
aimed strictly at reducing car-
bon emissions or rather replace
carbon-intense production with
low carbon alternatives. Those
technologies aimed strictly at
reducing carbon emissions, for
instance, include sulfur-dioxide
scrubbers installed in the ex-
haust chimneys of coal based
power plants. Those aimed at re-
placing carbon-intense activities
are usually connected to R&D
innovation in frontier technolo-
gies, such as biofuels from algae.
As an investment market,
cleantech is highly capital in-
tensive, because energy and
industrial technologies usually
need to grow to scale before
they can be commercially viable.
Cleantech can be understood in
contrast to information technol-
ogy (IT) which can easily grow to
scale from a simple prototype.
For this reason, angel investors,
early and late stage private equi-
ty, and the participation of cor-
porate partners, are all essential
to cleantech, as are research in-
stitutions, government support
and a host of other factors.
Examples of cleantech tech-
nologies include large-scale de-
salination, concentrating solar
power, tidal-wave-to-power, or
the next generation of biofu-
els. These are research orient-
ed, long term, capital intensive
investments. For this reason,
CLEANTECH
GROWTH
FACTORS
Angel Investors
Early Stage VC
Late Stage VC
Corporate Partners
Bank Financing
Research Institutions
Government Support
University collaboration

cleantech business parks tend to
specialization in order to grow
an ecosystem that can support a
narrow portfolio specific to local
and country level strengths.
Each country is different. Dan-
ish cleantech is wind and biofu-
els. Israeli cleantech is electric
cars and smart grid. Silicon valley
is focused on the convergence
between power generation and
information technology. Germa-
ny is big on renewables: biogas,
solar and wind.
Sieiwerz Jeziorna is situated in
Silesia, so it’s helpful to think of
what is driving cleantech growth
in Silesia, and more generally in
Central Eastern European (CEE).
For better or worse, Poland is an
emerging economy with three
general cleantech-related driv-
ers at work:
• the need to grow
knowledge-based
innovative economies
• the need for emissions
reductions across all sectors
• the need to increase energy
diversification and therefore
improve energy security
Although these drivers are not
particular to Poland, nor particu-
lar to emerging economies, they
are unique in that Poland is not
focusing on next generation,
frontier technologies but rather
on leveraging its competetive
advantage as a low-cost center.
CLEANTECH
IS AN
ECOSYSTEM
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“CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARKS TEND
TO SPECIALIZATION IN
ORDER TO GROW AN ECOSYSTEM.”

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POWER
GENERATION
Wave power
Biomass, biofuels
Concentrating solar
Natural gas
TRANSPORT
Electric vehicles
Charging stations
Hydrogen power
WATER
TREATMENT
Water cleaning
Waste-water
processing
Conservation
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ENERGY
DISTRIBUTION
Smart grids
Smart metering
Balancing
MATERIALS
Nanotechnology
Biomimicry
Advanced chemicals
WASTE
PROCESSING
Incineration
Syngas
Pyrolysis
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ENERGY
EFFICIENCY
LED lighting
Improved windows
Advanced materials
INDUSTRIAL
TECHNOLOGIES
Semiconductors
Next gen LEDs
Concrete additives
RECYCLING
Sorting technologies
Reuse (Freecycle)
Life cycle design
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ENERGY STORAGE
Fuel cells
Advanced batteries
Hybrid systems
AGRICULTURE
Xeriscaping
Drought crops
Bio-insecticides
AIR QUALITY
ETS carbon trading
CO2 emissions
Pollutant reduction
CLEANTECH
HAS 12
VERTICALS
WHO ARE
THE END-USERS?
SOURCE
CLEANTECH POLAND RESEARCH

TYPICAL
CLEANTECH
STAKEHOLDERS
CLEANTECH
IS AN
UMBRELLA
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MEMBERSHIP
ORGANIZATIONS
Cleantech Scandinavia
Nordic Innovation Centre
CleanTechnology &
Sustainable Industries
Organization (CTSI)
Cleantech Institute
American Council
on RenewableEnergy
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
British Polish Chamber
of Commerce
GTZ (German Aid Agency)
Polish Ministry of the Environment
Polish Ministry of the Economy
US Commercial Service
Innovation Norway
NON GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Climate Action Network
European Climate Foundation
European Environmental Bureau
WWF European Policy Office
INVESTORS
AdvancedTechnologyVent (USA)
Bankinvest (Denmark)
Energy Capital Mngmt (Norway)
EnvironmentalTechnologies Fund
Eqvitec Partners (Finland)
Green Partners LLC
Jane Capital (USA)
NorthzoneVentures (Sweden)
SustainableTechnologies Fund
GarageTechnologyVentures (USA)
CORPORATES
3M
Dow Chemical
General Electric
IBM
Schneider Electric
Siemens
COMPANIES
AeronauticaWindpower (USA)
AngleWind AS (Norway)
Applied Materials
Applied Nano Surfaces (Sweden)
Arch Rock
BioGasol (Denmark)
Biowaz (Norway)
Carbon Recycling Intl. (Iceland)
ClimateWell (Sweden)
Conservation Services Grp (USA)
Det NorskeVeritas
Eurotrust A/S
Evergreen Solar (USA)
Fat Spaniel
First Solar
FuelTech
GreatPoint Energy (USA)
GreenOil Standard (Denmark)
Grid Net
Hywind (Norway)
Novaled
NovoPolymers
QuantaSol (UK)
Recupyl
ReVoltTechnology
SiC Processing
Veeco (USA)
Vestas (Denmark)
Watteco
“DANISH CLEANTECH IS
WIND AND BIOFUELS.
ISRAELI CLEANTECH TENDS TOWARD
ELECTRIC CARS AND SMART GRID.”

CLEANTECH
DRIVERS IN
POLAND & CEE
POLAND
IS NOT
DENMARK
SOURCE
CLEANTECH POLAND RESEARCH
FUEL
CELLS
ELECTRIC
VEHICLES
VENTURE
CAPITAL
KNOWLEDGE
ECONOMY
TECH
START
UPSSMART
GRID
ORGANIC
FARMING
GREEN
BUILDING EMISSIONS
TRADING
BIOMASS
SOLAR
WASTETO
ENERGY
WIND
NUCLEAR
DIVERSIFICATION
CONSERVATION
NATURAL
GAS
GEOTHERMAL HYDRO
LED
LIGHTING
ENERGY
SECURITY
LOW
CARBON
ECONOMY
GROWTH &
INNOVATION
ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNOLOGY
CLEAN
ENERGYDRIVER
DRIVER
DRIVER

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GROWTH &
INNOVATION
INNOVATION
RETURNS
MULTIPLES
Emerging markets are in tran-
sition from an industrial econo-
my to a post-industrial economy,
dependent on knowledge and
innovation for growth.
Moreover, only knowledge
and innovation return multiples
to investors: an investment of 1
unit of innovation has the poten-
tial to create 10 units of growth.
For example, the lithium-ion
battery was developed as an
alternative to the traditional al-
kaline battery, which prolonged
the battery life of devices, which
in turn opened up whole new
industries such as light-emitting
diode (LED) technology. Warsaw
based Ammono, a crystal manu-
facturer, is a good example.
Cleantech industries are large-
ly frontier industries aimed at
creating low-carbon solutions
that do not exist today, therefore
highly dependent on knowl-
edge and innovation.
One good example of clean-
tech transformation is the waste
processing industry. In Poland,
as much as 80 percent of resi-
dential waste is landfilled. Tech-
nological alternatives exist, such
as recycling and syngas. Those
countries who develop the
technology will earn more than
those countries that adopt the
technology.
The practical consequence is
that the CTBP must be linked
to education and R&D.
“THOSE COUNTRIES WHO DEVELOP
THE TECHNOLOGY WILL EARN MORE THAN
THOSE WHO ADOPT THE TECHNOLOGY.”

The second driver toward a
cleantech economy in Poland is
the need to reduce emissions.
Stemming from commitments
rich-world countries have made
under the Kyoto Protocol, in a
block with other members of
the European Union, Poland is
obliged to limit the growth in
its emissions of carbon dioxide,
CO2.
CO2, an otherwise harmless
byproduct of human breathing
and other carbon-combustion
cycles, traps the sun’s energy
and warms the planet, threaten-
ing the health of entire ecosys-
tems. The drive to reduce emis-
sions is largely a drive to halt the
upward average global temper-
ature increase.
Cleantech has a role to play in
developing alternatives to fossil
fuel power sources, such as next-
generation biofuels, offshore
wind and smart grid technolo-
gies.
Cleantech technologies can re-
duce the emissions intensity of
the fossil fuel industry; technol-
ogies such as Questor’s flare-cap
reduces emissions from natu-
ral gas flaring. As Silesia under-
goes an industrial transforma-
tion, cleantech investment can
reduce emissions and promote
growth.
The practical consequence
is that the CTPB will be tied
to renewable energy and low-
carbon alternatives to coal.
LOW CARBON
ECONOMY
LOW
CARBON
ALTNATIVES
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ENERGY
SECURITY
LOCALLY
APPROPRIATE
TECH
Countries, like companies,
hedge against unexpected out-
comes. For instance, Japan was
highly dependent on nuclear
power until the tsunami showed
how highly vulnerable its nucle-
ar facilities were to nearby seis-
micaly active regions.
Poland, being 90 percent de-
pendent on coal for its primary
energy production, is highly
vulnerable to commodity price
swings. As the price of coal has
fallen in the last three years, Po-
land’s coal producers have strug-
gled to stay competitive with
relatively cheaper coal imports.
Poland, like any other country,
could hedge against uncertain-
ty in price and availability fuel.
Cleantech investment has the
promise to increase Poland’s en-
ergy security, vis-a-vis the devel-
opment of locally appropriate
technologies such as wind.
Cleantech investment in natu-
ral gas fired power generation
facilities could bring balance to
the coal-natural gas mix. Even
the application of best-available
technologies in coal-fired power
plants could reduce emissions
up to 50 percent compared to
communist era power blocks.
Cleantech in Denmark may be
tidal power and in Qatar may de-
salination.
But the practical conse-
quence is that in Poland clean-
tech may be old power blocks
runningonnaturalgasderived
from from coal bed methane
sources.

T
he CTBP would generally
have one of two domi-
mant characteristics:
• a science and technology
park for start-ups or
• R&D offshoring center for
multinationals
Offshoring, understood as es-
tablishing operations outside
a home country, has for many
years concerned the IT sector,
business process outsourcing
(BPO) and shared services cen-
ters(SCC).Outsourcinghascome
under criticism for its tendence
to use well qualified human la-
borformenialtasks.However,for
about ten years, there has been
a growing trend to offshore core
innovation and R&D activities
(Booz Allen Hamilton, 2006).
Large companies are able to
establish their R&D facilities
wherever they like, provided
these facilities fill certain needs.
At present, Poland is an attrac-
tive destination for shared ser-
vices (SSC) and business process
outsourcing (BPO), however, the
research shows that a CTBP will
be a good location for R&D off-
shoring as well, provided basic
criteria are met, which will be
described in subsequent sec-
tions.
The CTBP will therefore aim to
attract high-profile, high-tech
activities to become an R&D off-
shoring destination for compa-
nies such as Samsung, Google,
Motorola and Siemens.
CLEANTECH
BUSINESS PARK
INTRODUCTION
ONE OF
TWO
SHAPES
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POLAND &
CEE CONTEXT
LOCAL &
COUNTRY
LEVEL
Among factors determining
the location for R&D offshoring
are issues pertaining to the loca-
tion and it surroundings (local
level), as well as issues relevant
to the entire country, or even the
economic region (country level).
Thus, the CTBP must be consid-
ered in the context of Silesia, as
a location in Poland, and also in
Central and Eastern Europe.
Factors determining R&D loca-
tion be determined on the lo-
cal level, pertaining to the site
and its surroundings, or on the
country level, relevant to the
entire country or even regional
economy. For this reason, each
R&D facility has both a local and
country level context.
Siewierz must be considered
in the context of Silesia, as well
as Poland and Central and East-
ern Europe. Local level factors
(e.g. university cooperation), are
more flexible; country level fac-
tors (e.g. intellectual property
protection) are more stable.
If country level factors are fa-
vorable, local level factors might
be improved to produce an at-
tractive R&D location. It’s impor-
tant to underline the following.
Companies have different
reason for offshoring and
nearshoring their R&D facili-
ties in emerging and devel-
oped countries. To this extent,
Poland should be considered
an emerging economy.
“FOR ABOUT TEN YEARS, THERE HAS BEEN
A GROWING TREND TO OFFSHORE CORE
INNOVATION AND R&D ACTIVITIES.”

How do you attract a corpora-
tion to invest in your business
park? Over the last decade, stud-
ies have been carried out that
were designed to find out which
factors determine the location
of corporate R&D facilities.These
studies cover the years from
2005 to 2013 and take several in
several different forms:
• Surveys - 700 industry re-
sponses regarding decisions
on R&D offshoring
• Case studies - for instance, a
Seattle-based company lo-
cating its R&D in Canada
• Data analysis - one study
analyzed over 1,500 R&D
projects, another used a U.S.
public data set
Almost all of the above lead to
similar findings. In summary, the
most important factors are: high
qualityR&Dpersonnel, the mar-
ket growth potential, university
collaboration, and intellectual
propertyprotection.
Therefore, to attract Microsoft,
Google, General Electric, Siemens
and other corporate investors, the
CTBP will have to be an attractive
alternative to other places they are
considering. Fortunately, most of
therequirementsaremetbyvirtue
of Silesia’s demmographics and
the merits of Poland’s intellectual
property protections provided by
the court system. The key factors
identified for an R&D investment
to be placed in an emerging
economy are described in the
section that follows.
COMMERCIAL
RESEARCH
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SOURCE
EDF RESEARCH
KEY FACTORS
FOR OFFSHORING
R&D OPERATIONS
High quality
R&D personnel
Strong market
growth potential
Strong university
collaboration
Strong intellectual
property protection

WHAT’S
MOST
IMPORTANT?
A HIGHLY
SKILLED
WORKFORCE
HIGH QUALITY
R&D PERSONNEL
In all studies, access to highly
educated and skilled workforce
was primary or secondary in im-
portance. Some studies under-
line lower cost skilled workforce
(value for money). Education is
usually measured in terms of
the % of degrees held (BA, M.Sc.,
Ph.D.). (country and local level)
STRONG MARKET
GROWTH POTENTIAL
On study found that this factor
is crucial for emerging econo-
mies, as companies look to long-
term effects of their presence.
Also, sales support and a local
market for products are impor-
tant in this aspect. (country level)
STRONG UNIVERSITY
COLLABORATION
High-quality R&D person-
nel can be obtained in the long
term by establishing proper ties
with local universities, technical
schools, and research centers.
Naturally, technical faculties are
of particular interest. (local level)
STRONG INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY PROTECTION
R&D produces certain value
which has to be protected using
patents, trade secrets, internal
frameworks, or other legal de-
vices. Ownership of intellectual
property, and ease of dealings
with the state and universities, is
important. (country level)

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WHAT
ELSE IS
IMPORTANT?
COSTS
ARE
IMPORTANT
COSTS OF
DOING BUSINESS
In emerging economies, costs
are important in two respects.
Employees want a competetive
wage and multinational com-
panies look for cost-competitive
high-quality staff. Tax incentives
are usually considered sepa-
rately. On the employee side, a
competitive wage is important.
(country and local level)
RESTRICTIONS
Restrictive regulatory regimes
discourage any foreign direct
investment, especially risky and
cost-intensive. This may include
an inability to perform a certain
kind of activity in a certain site.
It may also include a weak court
system that does not adequately
protect patent and intellectual
property. Both factors impose
restrictions. (country and local
level)
ENVIRONMENT
It is important to empha-
size that the research suggests
that companies do not chose
to locate their R&D facilities in
emerging countries because of
a hiqh quality environment. The
reverse is often the case: they
choose to locate there despite
the quality of the environment.
However, the particular case
of the CTBP being integrated
into Sewierz Jeziorna would
necessarily involve selling the
facility as being set in an at-
tractive environment.
SOURCE
BASF R&D, MATERIAL COATINGS

WE CONDUCTED
A SURVEY OFTECHNICAL
PROFESSIONALS
To assess these factors, we
conducted a survey of young
professionals working in R&D in-
tensive industries. The questions
we asked concerned the impor-
tance of workplace surround-
ings, sustainability, and work-
place aesthetics. Respondents
were asked why or why not they
would move to an attractive R&D
location, and whether big cities
were the best location.
HERE ARETHE
KEY RESULTS
OFTHE SURVEY
We found out that workplace
surroundings are important in-
sofar as there is an adequate fa-
cility for eating at lunchtime and
for recreational opportunities
after work: pubs, cafes, cultural
amenities.
The sustainable character of
the workplace is not so impor-
tant: water conservation, energy
efficiency, sustainable materials,
etc. However, hints of sustain-
ability can improve workplace
aesthetics, which is important
for young professionals, mean-
ing designing with natural mate-
rials such as bamboo, wood, etc.
Respondents cited a preference
for issues of practical concern:
such as the availability of a bike
rack and showers for commuters
as impacting the choice of one’s
workplace. It’s important to keep
in mind that workers make very
practical decisions.
SURVEY RESULTS:
WHAT DO EMPLOYEES
REALLY WANT AT WORK?
SUSTAINBLE
IS NOT SO
IMPORTANT
SURVEY RESULTS:
WHAT’S IMPORTANT?
PLACESTO EAT
PLACES TO HAVE FUN
A PLACETO SHOWER
A PLACETO PARK A BIKE
“IT’S IMPORTANT TO KEEP IN MIND THAT
WORKERS MAKE VERY PRACTICAL DECISIONS.”

T
he following section
takes a look at the quali-
ties of a CTBP as the com-
mercial part of Siewierz Jeziorna
QUALITY OF R&D PERSONNEL
Country level: Poland is of aver-
age attractiveness; good output
of IT education managed to at-
tract significant IT investment,
but other sectors, and cleantech
in particular, has seen only a few
major players compared to the
overall number of investments.
Local level: Silesia has a slightly
lower percentage of higher edu-
cation than Poland on average
(16% compared to 17% in 2013).
At the same time, there is a high
share of science (9%) and in-
dustry & engineering (22%) stu-
dents in Silesia; there are plenty
of universities with an industrial
character; however, these are
not considered to be the best in-
stitutions in Poland.
MARKET GROWTH
POTENTIAL
Country level: Poland is gener-
ally considered to be a thriving
economy with high potential.
Local level: Silesia is an impor-
tant economic region of Poland,
accounting for almost 13% of
Polish GDP (as of 2012).
Local level: the number of edu-
cational institutions in Silesia of-
fers high potential; new cooper-
ation schemes could be tested,
as Poland is not generally con-
CLEANTECH
BUSINESS PARK
IN CONTEXT
CLEANTECH
INVESTORS
ARE FEW
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“RESPONDENTS CITED A PREFERENCE
FOR PRACTICAL CONCERNS SUCH AS
THE AVAILABILITY OF BIKE RACKS.”
SIEWIERZ
JEZIORNA
AMMENITIES
sidered a paragon of effective
industry-university collabora-
tion; successful projects involve
cooperation with non-academic
science institutes.
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY PROTECTION
Country level: Poland ranks 43
out of 130 globally, and 5 out of
24 regionally in the 2013 Inter-
national Property Rights Index.
Poland can generally be consid-
ered a safe location with respect
to intellectual property protec-
tion.
WORKPLACE
SURROUNDING
Local level: As a part of Siewierz
Jeziorna, provided it is devel-
oped in its entirety, the CTBP has
a chance to be uniquely attrac-
tive as a workplace with ame-
nities, as well as with pleasant
aesthetics and a commitment to
sustainability.
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
Local level: Siewierz Jeziorna
is adjacent to a highway with a
high traffic count and situated
in a population center of ap-
proximately 6 million people
within a one hour drive. It must
be considered that employment
opportunities in the region are
industrial and light commercial
in character, but the region is
undergoing a transition, which
in time could increase the avail-
ability of jobs in technology.

RESIDENTIAL
HOUSING
Local level: A uniquely attrac-
tive feature of CTBP may be the
proximity of housing, along with
a diversified amenities, which
would make it attractive for em-
ployees to settle permanently.
COSTS
Local level: The average salary
in the Siewierz Jeziorna vicinity
is significantly lower than the
Polish average (3100 PLN com-
pared to ca 3520 PLN as of 2012),
which would indicate low labor
costs; competitive wages will be
needed to attract talent.
RESTRICTIONS
Local level: Certain activities
cannot be performed in Siewierz
Jeziorna due to zoning plan limi-
tations. Traffic intense activities
will be limited and deliveries and
logistics related services will be
discouraged due to the nearby
residnces.
ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
Local level: Air and water in
Siewierz are cleaner than in
heavy industrialized parts of
Silesia, but nevertheless they do
not seem to be of significantly
higher quality.
GOOD
WAGES
NEEDED
24 OF 28

STRONG
ACADEMIC
TIES
UNIVERSITY
COLLABORATION
Science and technology parks
need to be tight-knitted with an
academic community, including
frequent interactions with scien-
tists. CTBP could strengthen ties
to universities, for instance, by
being a satellite campus for an
educational institution.
SERVICES
Technology start-ups need
machinery for lease or occasion-
al use: industrial grade 3D print-
ers, milling machines, machines
for computer numerical control
(CNC), circuitry manufacturing,
server rooms, microscopes and
other optical instruments, clean
rooms, sites dedicated to precise
laboratory work requiring sterile
conditions.
“EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE REGION
ARE INDUSTRIAL AND LIGHTCOMMERCIAL,
BUT THE REGION IS UNDERGOING TRANSITION.”

W
e introduced the
Cleantech Business
Park (CTBP) as the
commercial component of Siew-
ierz Jeziorna. The CTBP could
host technology and science
SMEs and startups, or it could
host R&D centers for multina-
tional companies.
The research suggests com-
panies choose to locate R&D
centers in emerging econo-
mies when certain conditions
are met, namely, there’s high
market growth potential, edu-
cated workers, and secondarily,
advantages regarding the cost
of doing business. Employees,
however, are often practically
minded: looking for places that
cater to their practical needs.
Global trends see companies
outsourcing higher value added
services, as they do for business
processes.
Silesia, with a large popula-
tion and proximity of technical
universities, seems a good place
for a cleantech business park,
provided the CTBP can solve re-
gional challenges, such as the in-
dustrial transformation and the
development of alternatives to
coal. The region has a great deal
of computer science graduates
(see Annex 1); the environmen-
tal and electric engineers com-
plement a talent mix that could
aid in Silesia’s industrial transfor-
mation away from an economy
based on coal-fired power.
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
SOLVE
REGIONAL
CHALLENGES
26 OF 28

ANNEX 1
RANK DISCIPLINE GRADUATES
1 Environment Engineering 2085
2 Computer Science 2073
3 Mechanics and Machinery 1429
4 Automation and robotics 1126
5 ElectricalTechnology 1052
6 Environment Protection 586
7 Material Engineering 561
8 Energy 480
9 Mechatronics 412
10 Biomedical Engineering 403
11 Chemistry 361
12 Biotechnology 211
SOURCES:
Perspektywy;Wprost; GUS; university websites
TALENT PROFILE SILESIA UNIVERSITY
GRADUATES,2013

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Juliusz Kowalczyk Project Manager
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CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT
APPENDIX
CONTENTS
A.B WHO ARE THE END USERS?
MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES
A.D COMPARABLES
CORPORATE R&D,TECHNOLOGY PARKS
A.E POSSIBLE SCENARIOS
ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS
A.F UNIVERSITIES
DOMESTIC RANKING BY DISCIPLINE
A.H LOCAL ENVIRONMENT
AIR &WATER QUALITY
A.I CLUSTERS
TECH PARKS, SEZS, INNOVATION CENTERS
A.M REGIONAL INVESTORS
COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT
A.N KATOWICE SEZ
KSSE BENIFICIARIES
DATA FILE

S.1 NEXT GENERATION OFFSHORING
THE GLOBALIZATION OF INNOVATION
Duke, the Fuqua School of Business
Booz, Allen, Hamilton (2006)
S.2 OFFSHORING THE BRAINS
AS WELL AS THE BRAWN
COMPANIES SEEK INTELLECTUAL
TALENT BEYONDTHEIR BORDERS
Duke, the Fuqua School of Business
Booz, Allen, Hamilton (2006)
S.3 LOCATING FOR POTENTIAL:
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF COMPANY
X’S INNOVATION CENTRE IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Martin Prosperity Institute
University of Toronto (2009)
S.4 HERE OR THERE?
A SURVEY OF FACTORS
IN MULTI-NATIONAL R&D LOCATION
The National Academies Press
Washington D.C. (2006)
S.5 ATTRACTING R&D OF
MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
CASE STUDY
The Innovation Policy Platform
World Bank (2013)
PRIMARY SOURCES
S.6 F&D OFFSHORE INSOURCING:
DRIVERS AND MOTIVATIONS
FEPWORKING PAPER
UNIVERSITY OF PORTO
Economics and Management (2013)
S.7 THE GLOBALIZATION OF R&D
AND INNOVATION
HOW DO COMPANIES CHOSEWHERE
TO BUILD R&D FACILITIES
Information Technology & Innovation
US House of Representatives Committee (2007)
PRIMARY SOURCES

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.B OF A.S
APPENDIX 1
SOURCES:Company annual reports; European Commission,The 2012 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard; Strat-
egy (Booz & Company),The 2013 Global Innovation 1000 Study: Navigating the digital future; University websites
COMPANY
COUNTRY
ORIGIN
CORE
BRANCH
FLAGSHIP
PRODUCT
INNOVATION
INTENSITY
PRESENCE
IN POLAND
R&D
PROFILE
MARKET
OPPORTUNITIES
COSTS AS RELATED
TO CURRENT BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
COLLABORATION
COOPERATION
OPPORTUNITIES
1 ASTOR Poland Automation
Automation
Software
N/A HQ (incl. R&D)
IT, software development,
automation, robotics, en-
gineering
Growth in Polish industry
automation
High (Polish company)
internships, best thesis competition, educational courses
and workshops, robots packages
cooperation with Silesian universi-
ties, R&D center
2 BASF Germany Chemicals n/a
1170 patents in 2012;
R&D expenditure (2012)
ca 25% revenue
Manufacturing, Sales
Chemistry, construction,
engineering; robotics,
mechanics
Global supplier
Medium (company present in
almost every European country)
graduates encouraged to work at catalysers factory
potential cooperation with
MyÅ›lenice facility
3
DASSAULT
SYSTEMES
France Industrial software 3DExperience
R&D expenditure
ca 20% revenue (2013)
Sales, Software Development
(Apriso subsidiary)
Software engineering,
engineering
Software services for
industry, oil & gas
Low (IT engineers in KrakOw)
Apriso cooperates with the AGH university faculty of elec-
trotechnics, automation, IT and biomedical engineering
increase of software engineering
activity
4 DNV GL Norway
Classification soci-
ety, Advisory, Tech-
nological Services
N/A
R&D expenditure
6% revenue (2012)
Advisory, Services Engineering
Laboratory & materials
testing; software devel-
opment for clean energy
Medium (high-tech laboratory
in Czech Republic, presence in
most European countries)
DNV GL was the main founder of Computer Center in
GdaŃsk University of Technology, who is their main partner
for the maritime and energy sector
laboratory, software & other services
for renewable energy
5 DOW USA Chemicals N/A
R&D expenditure
3% sales revenue (2013)
Sales, Service
Chemistry, process engi-
neering
Global supplier Low (R&D center in Switzerland) none of significance in Poland
ties, R&D center
6 ECOLAB USA Chemicals
Antimicrobial
technologies
80 new applied products
2013; R&D expenditure:
1.4% sales revenue (2013)
Documentation Processing Center Chemistry, medicine Global supplier Low (BPO in KrakOw) n/a
R&D for sustainable agriculture, sew-
age treatments
7 ELECTROLUX Sweden Appliances N/A
R&D expenditure:
2.5% revenue (2013)
BPO, Sales, Manufacturing
Engineering, industrial
design
Global supplier
Low (manufacturing and BPO in
Poland)
use materials and technologies developed by WrocÅ‚aw
University of Technology; internships available through
AIESEC
engineering & design center
8 FANUC Japan Automation Robots
R&D expenditure:
4% revenue (2013)
Sales, Manufacturing Engineering, automation Global supplier Medium (manufacturing, service)
supply of robots for scientific purposes; national educa-
tional program‘Unknown Power of Robots’
robotics R&D center, cooperation
with Silesian universities
9 GE USA Machinery
Aerospace
engines, turbine
packages
R&D expenditure:
3% revenue (2012)
ca 2000 patents in 2012
General Electric Engineering
Design Center (PPP with Warsaw
Institute of Aviation and Warsaw
University of Technology)
Mechanical engineering,
process engineering, IT
Global supplier
Medium (EDC is a high-grade
R&D center)
EDC is a partner with Warsaw University of Technology,
providing employment for students and graduates
another engineering & design center
related to different GE branch (e.g.
electric) could be established
10 GOOGLE USA IT n/a
R&D expenditure:
13.5% revenue (2013)
Engineering Center IT, software development Global supplier Low (IT engineers in KrakOw) donations for Jagiellonian University Faculty of Math and IT
11 IBM USA IT Servers
R&D expenditure:
6% revenue (2013)
BPO, Sales, Services IT, software development Global supplier
Poland)
cooperation with University of Silesia - joint courses for
students; joint work on smart cities initiative
extension of smart cities initiative
and US cooperation to CT BP
12 KEYENCE Japan Electronics Sensors
R&D intensity 5.2%
(EU 2012 Ind. Scoreboard)
Sales, Service Engineering Global supplier Medium (manufacturing, service) none of significance in Poland
ties, R&D center
13 KOPEX Poland Machinery
Automated wall
complex
R&D expenditure:
HQ (incl. R&D), Manufacturing Engineering, automation Global supplier High (Polish company)
internships for students of Silesian University of Technol-
ogy
engineering & design center for
modern mining equipment
14
MITSUBISHI
ELECTRIC
Japan
Energy, Automa-
tion
Robots
Over 6000 patent applications
in 2012, R&D expenditure -
Sales, Manufacturing, Services Engineering, automation Global supplier
Medium (Mitsubishi Electric em-
ploys 100 in manufacturing)
Automation scholarship’- a student competition in Poland,
Hungary, Slovakia; internships for student and donations
for universities (AGH, Krakow University of Technology)
ties, R&D center
WHO ARE THE END USERS? MULTINATIONAL
ENTERPRISES

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.C OF A. T
COMPANY
COUNTRY
ORIGIN
CORE
BRANCH
FLAGSHIP
PRODUCT
INNOVATION
INTENSITY
PRESENCE
IN POLAND
R&D
PROFILE
MARKET
OPPORTUNITIES
COSTS AS RELATED
TO CURRENT BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
COLLABORATION
COOPERATION
OPPORTUNITIES
15 NOVOZYMES Denmark Biotech LpHera
R&D expenditure -
13% revenue (2013)
NONE
Biotechnology, medicine,
chemistry
Global supplier
Low (no competence-intensive
presence in Poland)
n/a
R&D for sustainable agriculture, sew-
age treatments
16 PHILIPS
Nether-
lands
Electronics, Health-
care
Philips Innova-
tion Services
R&D expenditure - 7.3% sales
revenue (2013); 1839 patent
applications in 2013
Sales, Manufacturing
Global supplier
Medium (company present in
most European countries)
cooperation with a vocational school in PiÅ‚a (manufactur-
ing site)
R&D center for sustainable technolo-
gies
17
ROLLS-
ROYCE
United
Kingdom
Machinery
Aerospace en-
gines
475 patents in 2011
Sales and Service (Gdynia), Manu-
facturing (Gniew), Purchasing
Center (KrakOw)
Global supplier
Poland)
none of significance in Poland; several academic partner-
ships in the UK, Germany, and USA
compete with EDC by establishing a
similar center
18
SAINT
GOBAIN
France Construction Glass
400 patents in 2012,
R&D expenditure -
Sales, Manufacturing Engineering Global supplier Low (manufacturing)
internships for students of Silesian University of Technol-
ogy
potential for further cooperation
with Silesian universities; establish-
ment of R&D center for construction
materials
19 SAMSUNG
South
Korea
Electronics Smartphones
R&D expenditure -
5.8% (2013),
R&D Center IT, software development Global supplier
Medium (Samsung has its R&D
Europe in Poland)
scientific and applied research conducted along with uni-
versities, including publicly financed projects
Samsung already has extended
presence in Poland; further projects
would be needed
20
SCHNEIDER
ELECTRIC
France Energy, Electronics Cables
R&D expenditure -
5.5% revenue (2013)
Sales, Manufacturing, SSC
Engineering, mechanical
engineering, electric engi-
neering, automation
Global supplier
Poland)
internships, support in dissertations, ambassador program
Schneider already has presence
related to high-tech manufacturing;
R&D facility establishment would be
attractive as the‘next step’
21
SHERWIN-
WILLIAMS
USA Chemicals
Special purpose
paints
R&D expenditure -
Sales, Manufacturing Chemistry Global supplier Low (manufacturing) n/a
ties, R&D center
22 SIEMENS Germany
Energy, Electronics,
Healthcare
Wind turbines
R&D expenditure -
5.5% revenue (2013)
Sales, Manufacturing, Services
Engineering, mechanical
engineering, electric engi-
neering, automation
Global supplier
Medium (Siemens has had long
term presence in Poland)
competition for best thesis on automation; grants for aca-
demic institutions
academic cooperation with Silesian
universities; new design & engineer-
ing facilities
23
SINGAPORE
TECHNOLO-
GIES ENGI-
NEERING
Singapore Electronics
Aerospace engi-
neering
R&D expenditure -
1.6% sales (2011)
NONE Engineering Global supplier
Low (presence in Western Eu-
rope)
n/a
new entrant to Poland - engineering
& design center
24 VESTAS Denmark Energy Wind turbines
R&D expenditure -
3.9% revenue (2013)
Sales, Service Engineering Global supplier
Low (R&D centers consolidated
in Denmark)
none of significance in Poland engineering & design center
25 XEROX USA Electronics Xerographs
R&D expenditure -
0.7% revenue (2013)
Sales, Service
Software engineering,
engineering
Global supplier Low (R&D center in France) funding language courses in ÅOd engineering & design center
26
YINGLI
SOLAR
China Energy Solar panels
342 patent applications in
2013, R&D expenditure -
2% revenue (2013)
NONE Engineering Global supplier Medium (Chinese company) n/a renewable energy R&D center
APPENDIX 1 continued
WHO ARE THE END USERS? MULTINATIONAL
ENTERPRISES
SOURCES:Company annual reports; European Commission,The 2012 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard; Strat-
egy (Booz & Company),The 2013 Global Innovation 1000 Study: Navigating the digital future; University websites

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.D OF A. T
APPENDIX 2
CONTEXT PARK COUNTRY LOCATION EST.
ENTITY
RESPONSIBLE
UNIVERSITY
PARTNERS
FACILITIES
SERVICES
CORE
BRANCHES
BUSINESS
ENTITIES
NOTABLE
COMPANIES
PUBLIC AID
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
COMMENTS
1 COMPARABLE
Pomorski Park
Naukowo-
Technologiczny
Poland Gdynia 2001
Gdyńskie Centrum
Innowacji (GCI) -
bugdet entity of
Gdynia city
Gdańsk Medical
University/Gdańsk
Univeristy (Cross-
Academic Faculty of
Biotechnology)
Regional patent
information office,
Startup zone
advisory services,
laboratory (biotech),
design center
Automation, ICT,
Biotechnology
>150
A&A
Biotechnologies,
Bioseco
EU funding
Innovative Economy,
Regional Operational
Programme,
Voivodeship Water
Economy and
Environment
Protection Fund
International
Association of Science
Parks and Innovation
Areas
One of the oldest and most innovative & efficient technology
parks in Poland; Conduct an important scientific project - in-vi-
tro production of marsh plants to revitalize Pomeranian marsh-
esl Does not operate within an SEZ, contrary to GdaŃsk park
2 COMPARABLE
UPTEC (Science and
Technology Park of
University of Porto)
Portugal Porto 2007 University of Porto -
Tool park,
technological
software, startup
advisory, innovation
audit
Automation, IT, bio-
technology, marine
science
154 Abyssal Public financing
International
Association of
Science Parks and
Innovation Areas
UPTEC comprises of 4 centers (Technology, Biotechnology, Sea,
Creative Industries), UPTEC is a major example of a successful
science and technology park built on the university founda-
tions
3 PROXIMITY
Park Naukowo-
Technologiczny
Euro-Centrum
Poland Katowice 2007
Park Naukowo-
Technologiczny
Euro Centrum
Sp. z o.o.
12 universities and
academies
Laboratory with
artificial sun,
advisory services,
funding programs,
business
development
Renewable energy,
sustainable building
89 Vattenfall EU funding - A passive, sustainable office building hosts the laboratory
4 PROXIMITY Technopark Gliwice Poland Gliwice 2004
Park Naukowo-
Technologiczny
Technopark
Gliwice Sp. z o.o.
Silesian University of
Technology
Tool park,
technological
software, startup
advisory, innovation
audit
IT, automation 52 FESTO, i3D Katowice SEZ
International
Association of
Science Parks and
Innovation Areas
Cooperation with Banco Santander (Santander Universidades
program) on a joint program to produce technological startup
presented at Venture Capital forum in Silicon Valley, The Park
raises scholarships for SUT Ph.D. students
SOURCES:
PARP, PAIIZ, website of managing entity
COMPARABLES CORPORATE R&D
TECHNOLOGY PARKS

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.E OF A. T
APPENDIX 3
POSSIBLE
SCENARIO
DESCRIPTION
R&D PERSONNEL
POTENTIAL
UNIVERSITY
COLLABORATION
INTENSITY POTENTIAL
INNOVATION
POTENTIAL
CHALLENGES ADVANTAGES
IMPROVEMENT
MEASURES & SOLUTIONS
DIFFERENTIATING
MEASURES
DIFFICULTY
LEVEL
CLEANTECH
TECHNOLOGY
START-UP PARK
CTBP as a hub for start-ups in
Silesia and the regional centre
of high-tech scientific work
medium
high: a start-up park would
benefit from close involvement
with universities
high if users selected properly
little startup tech culture in
Poland, lack of equity funding,
university reluctance toward
another R&D center
brand; unique location and
surroundings; housing oppor-
tunities
seeking several academic
partners for a narrower scope
of disciplines; targeting specific
faculties
establishing a more‘corporate’
than‘academic’alignment, and
raising a VC fund rather than re-
lying on EU and NCBiR funding
VERY HIGH
CORPORATE R&D CENTER
CTBP as a location for R&D of a
multinational enterprise, creat-
ing employment for technical
professionals
branch dependent; energy, IT,
automation, mechanical engi-
neering: high; other: low
medium: collaboration would
probably involve arrangements
on internships and training,
donations, etc.
corporation dependent
insufficient competitiveness of
the region on R&D personnel
skills map
relatively lower cost
establishing bonds between
the corporation and universi-
ties/ municipality
to other R&D centers: corpora-
tion’s commitment to sustain-
ability
VERY HIGH
CLEANTECH CLUSTER
CTBP as a competitor for exist-
ing Silesian clusters (Passive
and Energy Efficient Building
Cluster, Energy Efficient Tech-
nologies Cluster)
medium
medium: a university could be
a partner to the cluster
medium
raising enough participants to
open another cluster
low-base effect - other clusters
are underperforming (e.g. the
Energy Efficient Technologies
Cluster in Piekary ÅšlÄ…skie)
branding CTBP as a relocation
spot for businesses from else-
where
to other clusters: choosing
quality over quantity of part-
ners, focusing on narrower
scope of technologies and
branches to develop
HIGH
POSSIBLE SCENARIOS ALTERNATIVES
ANALYSIS
SOURCE:
Cleantech Poland Research

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.F OF A. T
APPENDIX 4
NAME
ORIGINAL
NAME
LOCATION PROFILE RELEVANT FACULTIES
GRADU-
ATES OF
RELEVANT
FACULTIES
(2013)
RANK (PL)
(GEN-
ERAL,
WPROST
2013) (50)
RANK (PL)
(GENER-
AL, PERS-
PEKTYWY
2013) (83)
RANK (PL) (TECHNICAL FACULTIES, PERSPEKTYWY 2013)
RANK (PL) (OTHER
FACULTIES, PERSPE-
KTYWY 2013)
INNOVATION
POINTS, INCL.
PATENTS AND
LICENSES, R&D
INFRASTRUC-
TURE (OUT OF
100, PERSPE-
KTYWY 2013)
RANK
(EUROPE)
(WEBMET-
RICS)
RANK
(GLOBAL)
(WEBO
METRICS)
INNOVATION
FOSTERING
ENTITIES
AWARDS
ENERGY(20)
MECHANICS
MACHINERY
(25)
INFORMA-
TION
TECHNOL-
OGY
IT(40)
AUTO
MATION/
ROBOTICS/
ETC.(20)
OTHER
TECH-
NICAL(30)
MATERIALS
ENGINEER-
ING
CHEMISTRY
(20)
ENVIRON-
MENT
PROTEC-
TION(40)
1
UNIVERSITY
OF SILESIA
Uniwersytet
Śląski
Katowice general
Faculty of Biology and
Environmental Protection;
Faculty of Computer Science
and Materials Science
310 35 20 n/a n/a 13 n/a n/a 10 14 8 64.01 231 638
Center For
Innovation,
Technology
Transfer, and
Development
- University of
Silesia Found.
2
SILESIAN
UNIVERSITY
OF
TECHNOLOGY
Politechnika
Śląska w
Katowicach
Gliwice technical
Faculty of Automatic Control,
Electronics and Computer
Science; Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering; Faculty of Energy
and Environmental Engineering
2836 4 18 4 4 7 5 3 4 10 10 71.61 271 745
Center For In-
novation and
Technology
Transfer
Several awards for an
innovative coal mining
machine design
3
TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY OF
CZESTOCHOWA
Politechnika
Czsto-
chowa
technical
Automation and Robotics;
Energy; Biomedical Engineering;
Environment Protection
687 27 44 7 19 17 11 17 11 n/a 22 39.33 569 1765
Center For
Energy
Innovation
4
AGH
UNIVERSITY OF
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
Akademia
Gorniczo-
Hutnicza
Kraków technical
Faculty of Metals Engineering
and Industrial Computer
Science; Faculty of
Mechanical Engineering and
Robotics; Faculty of Physics and
Applied Computer Science
3856 3 5 3 2 1 2 2 2 n/a 6 92.5 125 353
Center For
Technology
Transfer
Innovation Incubator
(2014); 2 Prime Minister
Awards 2014
5
CRACOW
UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY
Politechnika
Krakowska
im. Tadeusza
Kościuszki
Kraków technical
Faculty of Chemical
Engineering and Technology;
Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering; Faculty of Electri-
cal and Computer Engineering;
Faculty of Environmental Engi-
neering
1505 10 39 8 8 21 12 9 12 n/a 25 46.38 354 988
Project titled:
Innovation
Transfer -
Enhancing Links
Between R&D
Entrepreneurs
2014 TrackTec awards
(3) for best theses on
railway technology
SOURCES:
Perspektywy;Wprost; GUS; university websites
UNIVERSITIES DOMESTIC RANKING
BY DISCIPLINE

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.G OF A. T
NAME
ORIGINAL
NAME
LOCATION PROFILE RELEVANT FACULTIES
GRADU-
ATES OF
RELEVANT
FACULTIES
(2013)
RANK (PL)
(GEN-
ERAL,
WPROST
2013) (50)
RANK (PL)
(GENER-
AL, PERS-
PEKTYWY
2013) (83)
RANK (PL) (TECHNICAL FACULTIES, PERSPEKTYWY 2013)
RANK (PL) (OTHER
FACULTIES, PERSPE-
KTYWY 2013)
INNOVATION
POINTS, INCL.
PATENTS AND
LICENSES, R&D
INFRASTRUC-
TURE (OUT OF
100, PERSPE-
KTYWY 2013)
RANK
(EUROPE)
(WEBMET-
RICS)
RANK
(GLOBAL)
(WEBO
METRICS)
INNOVATION
FOSTERING
ENTITIES
AWARDS
ENERGY(20)
MECHANICS
MACHINERY
(25)
INFORMA-
TION
TECHNOL-
OGY
IT(40)
AUTO
MATION/
ROBOTICS/
ETC.(20)
OTHER
TECH-
NICAL(30)
MATERIALS
ENGINEER-
ING
CHEMISTRY
(20)
ENVIRON-
MENT
PROTEC-
TION(40)
6
OPOLE
UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY
Politechnika
Opolska
Opole technical
Faculty of Electrical Engineering,
Automatic Control and Infor-
matics, Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering
553 47 46 13 14 29 17 11 n/a n/a n/a 51.77 792 2806
Institute of
Products and
Process
Innovation
The Best of Opolskie’for
‘Young Talents Creator’
science promotion
7
UNIVERSITY
OF OPOLE
Uniwersytet
Opolski
Opole general
Faculty of Mathematics, Physics
and Computer Science, Faculty
of Natural and Technical Sci-
ences
232 n/a 47 n/a n/a 35 n/a 24 n/a 18 34 23.46 626 2020
Project titled:
University
Innovation As-
sistant, coopera-
tion with SMEs
8
KIELCE
UNIVERSITY
OF
TECHNOLOGY
Politechnika Kielce technical
Faculty of Electrical Engineer-
ing, Automatic Control and
Computer Science, Faculty of
Environmental, Geomatic and
Energy Engineering, Faculty
of Mechatronics and Machine
Engineering
908 25 56 19 19 30 18 25 n/a n/a n/a 70.64 959 3533
Department of
Cooperation
with Business
Entities and
Innovative
Economy
European Rover
Challenge 2014 -
2nd place;
2012 Siemens awards
for young scientists
9
OSTRAVA
UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY
Vysoká škola
báňská -
Technická
univerzita
Ostrava
Ostrava,
Czech
Republic
technical
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science, Faculty
of Mechanical Engineering,
Faculty of Metallurgy and
Materials Engineering
n/a; ca
6000 stu-
dents
n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 315 870
Innovation
Support Center
UNIVERSITIES DOMESTIC RANKING
BY DISCIPLINE

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.H OF A. T
APPENDIX 5
WATER QUALITY DEFINITION SCALE
ECOLOGY
water’s state in general; taking into account
hydromorphological, biological, physiochemical
elements, and presence of particularly dangerous
synthetic and non-synthetic substances
very good, good
(if not below class II)
average, below average or poor
(if between II-IV)
CHEMISTRY
concentration of particularly harmful substances,
e.g. cadmium, mercury, bensopirene,
good to below average
SURFACE WATER BODY ECOLOGICAL STATE/POTENTIAL CHEMICAL STATE
PRZECZYCE-SIEWIERZ
RETENTION RESERVOIR (NEARBY LAKE)
AVERAGE GOOD
PRZEMSZA
(RIVER FLOWING INTO PRZECZYCE RESERVOIR; MONITORED NORTH-EAST
OF SIEWIERZ)
BELOW AVERAGE BELOW AVERAGE
MITRĘGA
(THE SMALL RIVER NEARBY; MONITORED MONITORED NORTH-EAST OF
SIEWIERZ)
AVERAGE GOOD
NOTES ONWATER QUALITY
WATER SURROUNDING SIEWIERZ IS OF AVERAGE QUALITY AS FOR SILESIA.
WATER IN SILESIA IS OF RELATIVELY LOW QUALITY; ACCORDING TO THE LAST COMPREHENSIVE REPORT ON POLISH ENVIRONMENT (2008), MOST WATER IN
SILESIA WAS SUBJECT TO EUTROPHIZATION, WHICH, ACCORDING TO THE 2012 SILESIAN REPORT, IS TRUE FOR PRZECZYCE LAKE.
NOTES ON AIR QUALITY
MEASURED IN THE NEARBY TOWNS OF ZAWIERCIE AND MYSZKÓW
2012: DUST PARTICLES CONCENTRATION (PM10, PM2.5), BENSOPIRENE ABOVE ACCEPTED LIMITS
SIEWIERZ IS NOT IN THE FOCUS AREA OF AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENTS
THE AIR HAS BETTER QUALITY THAN THAT STRICTLY WITHIN THE SILESIAN AGLOMERATION (KATOWICE, ZABRZE, TYCHY, ETC.)
SOURCES:
Source:Voivodeship Inspectorate of Environment Protection, 2012 Silesian Environment Report
LOCAL ENVIRONMENT AIR &WATER
QUALITY
SCALE CLASS
VERY GOOD I
GOOD II
AVERAGE III
BELOW AVERAGE IV
POOR V

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.I OF A. T
APPENDIX 5
NAME
CLASS
I = INNOVATION
P = INDUSTRIAL
T =TECHNOLOGY
SEZ = SPECIAL
ECONOMIC ZONE
SIZE
HA, SQM
REGION
WEBSITE
TELEPHONE
ADDRESS MANAGER
SHAREHOLDERS
SPV OR MANAGMENT
COMPANY (SZE)
DESCRIPTION
CENTRUM
INNOWACJI,
TRANSFERU
TECHNOLOGII I
ROZWOJU
UNIWERSYTETU
I,T NA
malo
polskie
www.cittru.uj.edu.pl/
(+48) 12 663 38 30
ul. Czapskich 4,
31-110
Krakow
Uniwersytet Jagi-
elloski
CITTRU, Dzial Funduszy Struk-
turalnych
Zespol ds. Innowacji CITTRU wspiera wspolprac nauki z biznesem, m.in. przez: koordynacj i finansowanie procesu patentowania wynalazkow (szczegoly w zakladce In-
nowacje); wdrazanie wynikow bada naukowych (zakladka Komercjalizacja); organizacj innych form wspolpracy naukowcow i przedsibiorcow, np. wspolnych projektow
badawczo-wdrozeniowych, bada zleconych, itp. (zakladka Wspolpraca z biznesem). Wyjasnienie istotnych kwestii dotyczacych wspolpracy nauki z biznesem znajda
Pastwo takze w zakladce
SYNERGY PARK P
3000 SQM
- 30 HA
slaskie
synergypark.pl/
(+48) 32 720 40 71
Bojkowska,
Gliwice
KPE Metropolis Sp.
z o.o.
Synergy Park to miejsce dla firm poszukujacych terenow dla swoich inwestycji. Tutaj przedsibiorcy moga naby grunty o powierzchni od 3000 m2 do 30 ha wg swoich
potrzeb. Park biznesowo- przemyslowy zlokalizowany jest na terenie gminy Gieraltowice, przy granicy z Gliwicami. Glowny atut parku to doskonala lokalizacja w poblizu
wzla autostrad A1 i A4 Gliwice-Sosnica. Synergy Park powstal z inicjatywy spolki KPE Metropolis, ktora przygotowala te tereny pod potrzeby inwestorow. Gmina Gier-
altowice zainteresowane pozyskaniem nowych inwestorow wybudowala drog komunikujaca caly teren parku z droga DK 44 oraz wzlem Gliwice- Sosnica. Synergy Park
to takze wazny element rozwoju gminy Gieraltowice, ktora do tej pory nie miala mozliwosci przyciagniecia inwestorow. Nowi inwestorzy Synergy Park to takze nowe
miejsca pracy, przede wszystkim, dla mieszkacow gminy. Aktualnie tereny w Synergy Park kupilo juz 10 inwestorow, dwoch z nich rozpoczlo juz swoje inwestycje.
GPP
GORNOSLASKI
PARK
PRZEMYSLOWY
I,T 60 HA slaskie
gppkatowice.pl
(+48) 32 781 20 00/
ul. Konduktorska
39a, 40-155
Katowice
Gornoslaski Park
Przemyslowy Sp.
z o.o.
The Upper Silesian Industrial Park Ltd, the owner of GPP Business Park, is also a development coordinator of an area of 60 hectares located in the north of Katowice. The
development area is intended for multifunctional urban services and green space. It is easily accessible by public transport and private vehicles thanks to a network
of good road and tram connections with the city centre of Katowice, as well as road connections with the A4 motorway and the international airport in Katowice - Pyr-
zowice. The area originated thanks to comprehensive industrial land reclamation that allowed formerly substandard areas to become ready for new, comprehensive
investment projects, beginning from the concept of a new part of the city and ending with particular investments in infrastructure and large-volume enclosed struc-
tures. The new planned spatial structure of the entire district - including the proposed pro-ecological and energy-efficient engineering and infrastructural solutions is
subordinated to the vision and idea of an ECO CITY, the biggest undertaking of this type in Silesia. Considering new technology possibly to apply in an ECO CITY, Upper
Silesian Industrial Park turns thoughts on SMART CITY advanced IT technology solutions. Combination of innovations may create a spectacular area which will be one
of the best world examples of reclamation process. The planned urban system and proposed spatial and functional solutions allow for the optimum selection of the size
and location of the investment, while ensuring the possibility of its functioning in a modern, user-friendly urban space. The modern ECO CITY is being constructed tak-
ing into consideration the future of this place and the expectations of both its citizens and investors interested in Silesia and its capital: Katowice.
DOLNOSLASKI
T-PARK
I,T 6000 SQM
dolno
slaskie
www.t-park.pl
(+48) 74 648 04 00
ul. Szczawieska 2,
58-310,
Szczawno Zdroj
Dolnoslaska
Agencja Rozwoju
Regionalnego S.A.
Gmina Szczawno-Zdroj
(52.78%), Agencja Rozwoju
Przemyslu (36.54%) 18 gmin
regionu walbrzyskiego (1.5%),
Gmina Walbrzych (4%), In-
westorzy prywatni (4.9%)
W Module B budynku Dolnoslaskiego Parku Technologicznego funkcjonuje Inkubator Technologiczny, ktory powstal z mysla o mlodych firmach technologicznych z
duzym potencjalem innowacyjnosci. Przedsibiorcy realizujacy swoje pomysly w Inkubatorze otrzymuja pomoc w uruchomieniu i prowadzeniu firmy az do momentu, w
ktorym osiagna dojrzalos gospodarcza. Inkubator jest miejscem dziala wspierajacych tworzenie zrbow gospodarki opartej na wiedzy poprzez wzmacnianie mozliwosci
przetrwania mlodych przedsibiorcow do momentu, w ktorym osiagna dojrzalos gospodarcza. Inkubator T-Parku oferuje pomoc w uruchomieniu i prowadzeniu firmy,
szkoli, doradza i wspiera wspolprac firm z placowkami naukowymi oraz ulatwia dostp do srodkow finansowych i rynkow midzynarodowych.
KRAKOWSKI PT
SP. Z O.O.
I,T 4000 SQM
malo
polskie
www.kpt.krakow.pl
(+48) 12 640 19 58
al. Jana Pawla
II 41 L, 31-864
Krakow
Krakowski Park
Technologiczny
Sp. z o.o.
Gmina Krakow, Uniwersytet
Jagielloski, Politechnika Kra-
kowska, Akademia Gorniczo-
Hutnicza, Huta im. Tadeusza
Sendzimira oraz Skarb Pastwa
reprezentowany przez
Wojewod
Rozwoj technologiczny Malopolski, rozwoj przedsibiorczosci, promocja innowacyjnosci i nowych technologii, tworzenie pozytywnego klimatu wokol biznesu, wresz-
cie wsparcie dla projektow akademickich - to tylko niektore z glownych dziala Krakowskiego Parku Technologicznego, ktore znacznie przyczyniaja si do wzmacniania
potencjalu calego naszego regionu. Spolka Krakowski Park Technologiczny powstala w 1997 roku i zarzadza specjalna strefa ekonomiczna o powierzchni 628 ha. Posiada
takze status parku technologicznego. Jej misja jest wspieranie rozwoju nowoczesnej gospodarki Malopolski. Nadanie statusu specjalnej strefy ekonomicznej parkowi
technologicznemu pozwolilo w sposob zintegrowany i bardziej kompleksowy oddzialywa na regionalna gospodark. Dzieje si tak, dziki udanemu polaczeniu lokalnego
srodowiska naukowego z biznesem. To wlasnie dziki inwestorom ulokowanym w sse, proces przeksztalcania wynikow bada naukowych i prac rozwojowych w innowacje
technologiczne stal si duzo szybszy i skuteczniejszy.
PT
EURO-
CENTRUM
SP. Z O.O.
I,T 8079 SQM slaskie
euro-centrum.com.pl
(+48) 32 205 00 92
ul. Ligocka 103,
40-568
Katowice
Euro-Centrum S.A.
Park Naukowo-Technologiczny
Euro-Centrum Sp. z o.o., Euro-
Centrum Park Przemyslowy,
Euro-Centrum Klaster Tech-
nologii Energooszczdnych,
Euro-Centrum Park Naukowo-
Technologiczny
Euro-Centrum jest przedsibiorstwem, ktore ze wzgldu na specyfik dzialalnosci promuje idee odpowiedzialnego biznesu w obszarze srodowiska i spolecznosci lokalnej.
Wraz z naszym rozwojem zasady zrownowazonego rozwoju bdziemy konsekwentnie przenosi takze na inne obszary naszej aktywnosci. Grupa Euro-Centrum skoncen-
trowana jest na rozwoju technologii energooszczdnych i poszanowaniu energii w budynkach. Swoje cele realizujemy konsekwentnie kilkoma kanalami. W ramach Euro-
Centrum Parku Naukowo-Technologicznego wspieramy rozwoj innowacyjnych technologii prowadzac szereg dziala badawczych, doradczych, szkoleniowych i eduka-
cyjnych. Chcac osiagna na tym polu jak najlepsze efekty wspoldzialamy z doswiadczonymi przedstawicielami naszej branzy, w tym uczelniami technicznymi i firmami
skupionymi w ramach Euro-Centrum Klastra Technologii Energooszczdnych. Technologie i innowacje energooszczdne mamy mozliwos wdraza w biurowcach Euro-
Centrum Parku Przemyslowego. Jego nowoczesna powierzchni wynajmujemy komercyjnie firmom, ktore korzystaja z potencjalu zbiegajacego si tu srodowiska biznesu i
nauki. Wykorzystujace energooszczdne rozwiazania budynki Euro-Centrum sa jednoczesnie polem do bada dla osrodkow naukowych.
CLUSTERS TECH PARKS, SEZS, INNOVATION CENTERS
IN 250 KM RADIUS OF SIEWIERZ JEZIORNA
SOURCES: PAIIZ, company websites

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.J OF A. T
NAME
CLASS
I = INNOVATION
P = INDUSTRIAL
T =TECHNOLOGY
SEZ = SPECIAL
ECONOMIC ZONE
SIZE
HA, SQM
REGION
WEBSITE
TELEPHONE
ADDRESS MANAGER
SHAREHOLDERS
SPV OR MANAGMENT
COMPANY (SZE)
DESCRIPTION
LODZ SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE
SEZ 1290 HA lodzkie
www.sse.lodz.pl
(+48) 42 676 27 53
ul. Tymienieck-
iego 22/24
Lodz
Lodz Special Eco-
nomic Zone SA
Skarb Pastwa, Agencja
Rozwoju Przemyslu S.A.,
local commune
Promocja Strefy i dzialalnosci w jej obrbie, promocja firm dzialajacych na terenie Strefy, pozyskiwanie i obsluga nowych inwestorow, prowadzenie przetargow lub ro-
kowa na grunty lub nieruchomosci objte statusem Strefy, wydawanie inwestorom zezwole na rozpoczcie dzialalnosci gospodarczej w strefie, przyznawanie praw do
uzyskania pomocy publicznej, biezaca kontrola dzialalnosci inwestorow, doradztwo inwestycyjne, pomoc w nawiazywaniu kontaktow z partnerami biznesowymi swiad-
czacymi uslugi dla inwestorow (Partnerzy)
EURO-PARK
MIELEC
SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE
SEZ 1299 HA
pod
karpackie
www.europark.com.pl
(+48) 17 788 72 36
ul. Partyzantow
25, 39-300
Mielec
Industrial Devel-
opment Agency
Branch Office
Mielec
local commune
One Stop Shop, czyli kompleksowa obsluga projektu gwarantujaca najkrotszy czas realizacji inwestycji: pozwolenie na budow wydawane na miejscu, doswiadczenie w
obsludze projektow, mozliwos realizacji projektow developerskich, przejrzyste procedury i sprawna administracja wspolpracujaca z otoczeniem.
KAMIENNA
GORA SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE FOR
SMALL &
MEDIUM
BUSINESS
SEZ 131 HA dolnoslaskie
www.ssemp.pl/
(+48) 75 645 20 30
ul. Papieza Jana
Pawla II 11A, 58-
400
Kamienna Gora
Specjalna Strefa
Ekonomiczna
Malej Przedsibior-
czosci S.A.
local commune
Kamiennogorska Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna Malej Przedsibiorczosci (KSSEMP) zostala powolana na podstawie ustawy z 20 padziernika 1994 r. o specjalnych strefach
ekonomicznych (z podniejszymi zmianami). Bdzie funkcjonowa do koca grudnia 2026 roku. Siedziba Specjalnej Strefy Ekonomicznej Malej Przedsibiorczosci S.A. znajdu-
je si w Kamiennej Gorze. Spolka dysponuje terenami inwestycyjnymi o lacznej powierzchni okolo 367 ha, na terenie miast: Jawor, Jelenia Gora, Kamienna Gora, Piecho-
wice, Luba, Zgorzelec, Ostrow Wielkopolski oraz gmin: Dobroszyce, Gryfow Slaski, Janowice Wielkie, Kamienna Gora, Lubawka, Nowogrodziec, Prusice i migrod. Kamien-
nogorska Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna Malej Przedsibiorczosci wydala 107 zezwole. Naklady inwestycyjne to blisko 1 mld 848 mln zl, stworzono 5425 miejsc pracy. Dla
porownania, deklarowano inwestycje na laczna wartos 859,3 mln zl i zatrudnienie na poziomie 2211 osob.
KATOWICE
SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE
SEZ 2000 HA slaskie
www.invest-ksse.com/
(+48) 32 251 07 36
ul. Wojewodzka
42, 40-026
Katowice
Katowicka SSE S.A.
local commune
Do naszych glownych zada nalezy: Promocja Strefy i poszukiwanie nowych inwestorow, Sprzedaz ziemi i innych nieruchomosci objtych statusem Strefy, Wydawanie zez-
wole na prowadzenie dzialalnosci gospodarczej w Strefie, Przyznanie praw do ulgi podatkowej, Pomoc inwestorom w prowadzeniu dzialalnosci. Jako Zarzadzajacy strefa
ekonomiczna, Katowicka Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna S.A. w Katowicach oprocz statutowej dzialalnosci swiadczy rowniez dodatkowe uslugi wspierajace podmioty
dzialajace w strefie oraz jej otoczeniu: aktywne posrednictwo w obrocie nieruchomosciami w otoczeniu Strefy; obsluga konsultingowa, szkolenia dotyczace tematyki
zwiazanej z funkcjonowaniem specjalnych stref ekonomicznych; prowadzenie bazy potencjalnych uslugodawcow na rzecz realizacji inwestycji w KSSE. one-stop-shop
(kompleksowa obsluga inwestora); wynajem pomieszcze biurowych i magazynowych; dzialania w zakresie wspierania kooperacji w regionie; doradztwo personalne oraz
szkolenia kadr prowadzone przez Centrum Rozwoju Kadr z siedziba w Podstrefie tyskiej; uslugi w zakresie medycyny pracy.
KRAKOW
SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE
SEZ 628 HA malopolskie
www.sse.krakow.pl
(+48) 12 640 19 40
Al. Jana Pawla
II 41L, 31-864
Krakow
Krakowski Park
Technologiczny
Sp. z o.o.
local commune
Krakowski Park Technologiczny realizujac swoja misj i zadania, uczestniczy w wielu dlugofalowych projektach, ktore w duzej mierze finansowane sa ze srodkow Unii
Europejskiej. Podstawowym kryterium wyboru projektow jest mozliwos udzielenia realnej pomocy firmom na roznych etapach ich rozwoju, a takze promocja wiedzy
oraz przedsibiorczosci. Krakowski Park Technologiczny stara si w sposob zintegrowany i kompleksowy oddzialywa na regionalna gospodark. Rozwoj technologiczny
wojewodztwa, rozwoj przedsibiorczosci, promocja innowacyjnosci i nowych technologii, wreszcie tworzenie pozytywnego klimatu wokol biznesu - to tylko niektore z
glownych dziala KPT, ktorych realizacja mozliwa jest wlasnie dziki uczestnictwu w wielu specjalistycznych projektach.
LEGNICA
SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE
www.lsse.eu
(+48) 76 727 74 70
ul. Saint Maksy-
milian Kolbe 14,
59-220 Legnica
Legnicka Specjal-
na Strefa Ekonom-
iczna S.A.
local commune
Legnicka Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna oferuje przedsibiorcom pomoc publiczna w postaci zwolnienia z podatku dochodowego oraz wysokiej jakosci tereny in-
westycyjne przygotowane do prowadzenia dzialalnosci gospodarczej, przeznaczone pod zabudow przemyslowa i uslugowa, wyposazone w infrastruktur techniczna,
atrakcyjnie zlokalizowane. Strefa Legnicka to nie tylko inwestycje przemyslowe i nowe miejsca pracy. To rowniez podnoszenie konkurencyjnosci gospodarki, transfer
technologii oraz know-how, a takze rozwoj wspolpracy w regionie objtym Strefa. Legnicka Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna polozona jest w poludniowo-zachodniej
Polsce, w centralnej czsci wojewodztwa dolnoslaskiego. Ogolem obejmuje 1071 hektarow w 15 podstrefach, co umozliwia inwestorom wybor najbardziej korzystnej
lokalizacji. Podstrefa Chojnow 10,37 ha, Podstrefa Krzywa 80,10 ha, Podstrefa Legnica 55,89 ha oraz Podstrefa Legnica II 20,48 ha, Podstrefa Legnickie Pole I 39,40 ha
oraz Legnickie Pole II 23,90 ha, Podstrefa Glogow 14,52 ha, Podstrefa Przemkow 7,09 ha, Podstrefa Lubin 14,87 ha, Podstrefa Polkowice 119,40 ha, Podstrefa Procho-
wice 11,50 ha Podstrefa Sroda Slaska 26,11 ha, Podstrefa Zlotoryja 44,35 ha, Kompleks Sroda Slaska-Mikinia 498,24 ha, Podstrefa Okmiany 93,04 ha, Obszary Strefy sa
zlokalizowane w poblizu midzynarodowych szlakow komunikacyjnych wschod zachod, takich jak autostrady A4 i A18 oraz polnoc poludnie droga E65 oraz planowana
droga S3. Dodatkowym atutem jest bliskos granic z Niemcami i Czechami, sasiedztwo midzynarodowego portu lotniczego we Wroclawiu a takze portow rzecznych w
Glogowie i Wroclawiu.

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.K OF A. T
NAME
CLASS
I = INNOVATION
P = INDUSTRIAL
T =TECHNOLOGY
SEZ = SPECIAL
ECONOMIC ZONE
SIZE
HA, SQM
REGION
WEBSITE
TELEPHONE
ADDRESS MANAGER
SHAREHOLDERS
SPV OR MANAGMENT
COMPANY (SZE)
DESCRIPTION
STARACHOWICE
SPECIAL ECO-
NOMIC ZONE
SEZ 612 HA switokrzyskie
www.sse.com.pl
(+48) 41 275 41 01
ul. Radomska 29,
27-200 Staracho-
wice
€œStarachowice
Special Economic
Zone Inc.
local commune
Podstawowe cele powolania Strefy: zagospodarowanie istniejacego majatku przemyslowego i infrastruktury w istniejacych i nowych branzach produkcyjnych poprzez
aktywizacj w wojewodztwie potencjalu technicznego oraz poprzez transfer nowoczesnej techniki, wsparcie funkcjonujacych na terenie wojewodztwa podmiotow
gospodarczych poprzez utworzenie mozliwosci kooperacyjnych z podmiotami dzialajacymi w strefie, zlagodzenie poziomu bezrobocia wystpujacego w regionie. Atuty:
Dlugie tradycje przemyslowe. Mozliwos pozyskania wykwalifikowanej kadry pracowniczej. Uzbrojone w niezbdna infrastruktur techniczna tereny strefy. Zadowalajacy
stan drog dojazdowych. Urzad celny na terenie Starachowic i Ostrowca Switokrzyskiego. Stacje kolejowe z polaczeniami dalekobieznymi oraz punktami przeladunku to-
warow. Dobrze rozwinity system bankowy. Wydany przez Ministra Gospodarki plan rozwoju strefy zaklada preferowanie dzialalnosci produkcyjnej, szczegolnie w takich
dziedzinach jak: przemysl mechaniki precyzyjnej, przemysl motoryzacyjny, przemysl metalurgiczny, przemysl elektroniczny, przetworstwo drewna, przemysl materialow
budowlanych, pzremysl chemiczny, przemysl ceramiczny, przetworstwo spozywcze, itd.
TARNOBRZEG
SPECIAL ECO-
NOMIC ZONE
EURO-PARK
WISLOSAN
SEZ 553 HA podkarpackie
www.tsse.pl
(+48) 15 822-99-99
ul. Zakladowa 30,
39-400
Tarnobrzeg
Agencja Rozwoju
Przemyslu S.A.
local commune
Zroznicowana terytorialnie, cenowo i logistycznie oferta inwestycyjna, bogata oferta nowych terenow“green field”, hal produkcyjno-magazynowych i powierzchni
administracyjno-biurowych, funkcjonalne, oddane“pod klucz”nowe obiekty produkcyjne i magazynowe, wysoko oceniana kadra pracownicza w kazdej branzy i spec-
jalizacji, szybki, tani i bezposredni transport towarow na Wschod, linia kolejowa LHS, roznorodne formy kooperacji z istniejacymi przedsibiorcami, pakiet przywilejow i
zacht podatkowych, dobrze przygotowane i uproszczone procedury lokowania nowych inwestcyji, przyjazne samorzady, wspierajace lokalna przedsibiorczos, profes-
jonalizm, doswiadczenie i pomoc pracownikow strefy na kazdym etapie inwestycji
WALBRZYCH
SPECIAL
ECONOMIC
ZONE
www.invest-park.com.
pl
(+48) 74 664 91 64
ul. Uczniowska
16, 58-306,
Walbrzych
Walbrzych Special
Economic Zone
“INVEST-PARK”Sp.
z o.o.
local commune
Walbrzyska Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna INVEST-PARK to administracyjnie wydzielona czs terytorium Polski, przeznaczona do prowadzenia dzialalnosci gospodarczej
na preferencyjnych warunkach. WSSE INVEST-PARK obejmuje swoim obszarem tereny zlokalizowane w poludniowo-zachodniej Polsce. Jest to wysoko rozwinity obszar,
ktory charakteryzuje si korzystnym polozeniem geograficznym. Bliskos Republiki Czeskiej i Niemiec jest jego niewatpliwym atutem, sprzyjajacym umacnianiu kontak-
tow kooperacyjnych i handlowych. Spolka Zarzadzajaca Walbrzyska Specjalna Strefa Ekonomiczna INVEST-PARK zostala utworzona w 1997 r. i posiada kilkunastoletnie
doswiadczenie w tworzeniu doskonalych warunkow inwestycyjnych zarowno dla polskich, jak tez zagranicznych przedsibiorcow. Przedsibiorcy, ktorzy dzialaja w Wal-
brzyskiej Specjalnej Strefie Ekonomicznej korzystaja z pomocy publicznej w formie zwolnienia z podatku dochodowego. Dodatkowo maja mozliwos rozpoczcia dzialal-
nosci na wyselekcjonowanym i przygotowanym terenie, posiadajacym pelny dostp do infrastruktury technicznej.
SIEMIANOWICKI
PARK
BIZNESOWY
P
22 300
SQM
slaskie
http://siemiano-
wiceslaskie.naszemi-
asto.pl/artykul/
siemianowicki-
park-biznesu-pier-
wsi-inwestorzy-juz-
sa,2373198,art,t,id,tm.
html
Skrzyzowanie DK
94 i
ul. Bytomskiej,
Siemianowice
Slaskie
KPE Metropolis Sp.
z o.o.
Przygotowanie terenow pod inwestycje w Parku Biznesu bylo realizowane wspolnie z miastem. Miasto podpisujac umow z KPE Metropolis zobowiazalo si na wybu-
dowanie drogi dojazdowej do terenow inwestycyjnych oraz uzbrojenie terenow. W chwili obecnej trwaja prace w ramach kanalizacji deszczowej, ktora ma zosta ukoc-
zona w padzierniku tego roku.
AURO BUSINESS
PARK
SEZ 7500 SQM slaskie www.auro.com.pl
ul. Leonarda da
Vinci 12, Gliwice
AURO Sp. z o.o.
local commune
Park biznesowo przemyslowy, dysponujacy nowoczesnymi powierzchniami produkcyjnymi, magazynowymi oraz biurowo socjalnymi
SLASKI PARK
PT
P,T slaskie www.sppt.pl
ul. Szyb
Walenty 26,
41-700
Ruda Slaska
Slaski Park Prze-
myslowo - Techno-
logiczny sp. z o.o
Slaski Park Przemyslowo - Technologiczny to ponad 1000 hektarow powierzchni inwestycyjnych, doskonale skomunikowane i polozone w centrum aglomeracji slaskiej
tereny. Stworzony dla przedsibiorcow i z mysla o gospodarczym i spolecznym ozywieniu doskonalych inwestycyjnie terenow.
TECHNOPARK
GLIWICE
SP.Z.O.O
I,T slaskie
www.technopark.
gliwice.pl
ul. Konarskiego
18C, 44-100
Gliwice
Park Naukowo-
Technologiczny
“TECHNOPARK
GLIWICE”
Gliwice city, Skarb Panstwa,
Politechnika Slaska
Glowna dzialalnoscia Parku jest tworzenie i promocja innowacyjnych oraz nowoczesnych firm technologicznych, a takze transfer innowacyjnych technologii z Politech-
niki Slaskiej i jednostek badawczo-rozwojowych do sektora malych i srednich przedsibiorstw.

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.L OF A. T
NAME
CLASS
I = INNOVATION
P = INDUSTRIAL
T =TECHNOLOGY
SEZ = SPECIAL
ECONOMIC ZONE
SIZE
HA, SQM
REGION
WEBSITE
TELEPHONE
ADDRESS MANAGER
SHAREHOLDERS
SPV OR MANAGMENT
COMPANY (SZE)
DESCRIPTION
PARK BIZNESU
BALLY VESEY
P slaskie www.ballyvesey.pl/
ul. Podmiejska 95,
44-207 Rybnik
Bally Vesey
Indywidualna oferta dla klienta. Mozliwos negocjacji warunkow najmu Przejrzyste zapisy umowy najmu - bez malych druczkow i niespodzianek w trakcie wspolpracy
SILESIA
BUSINESS PARK
I,T
46000
SQM
slaskie www.skanska.pl
Chorzowska 1,
00-000, Katowice
Skanska Skanska
Nowoczesne zielone biura zapewniaja wysoki komfort pracy uzytkownikow przy zastosowaniu energooszczdnych rozwiaza i z troska o srodowisko naturalne.
BYTOMSKI
PARK
PRZEMYSLOWY
P 2601 SQM slaskie http://www.gapp.pl
ul. Siemianowicka
98, Bytom
Gornos-
laska Agencja
Przeksztalce
Przedsibiorstw S.A
Gornoslaska Agencja
Przeksztalce Przedsibiorstw S.A
Park ma charakter parku przemyslowego, funkcjonuje od stycznia 2008 roku. Spolka Zarzadzajaca BPP jest Gornoslaska Agencja Przeksztalce Przedsibiorstw S.A. z siedzi-
ba w Katowicach. Nie posiada statusu SSE.
CZESTO-
CHOWSKI PARK
PRZEMYSLOWO
TECHNO-
LOGICZNY
P,T 6853 SQM slaskie
www.arr.czestochowa.
pl
Waly
Dwernick-
iego 117/121,
42-200
Czstochowa
Agencja Rozwoju
Regionalnego w
Czstochowie S.A.
Agencja Rozwoju
Regionalnego w
Czstochowie S.A.
Czstochowski Park Przemyslowo-Technologiczny to zmodernizowane i nowoczesnie zaaranzowane biura, magazyny i hale produkcyjne powstale z mysla o stworzeniu
przyjaznych warunkow, wspomagajacych rozwoj malych i srednich przedsibiorstw z terenu Czstochowy.
“ECOPARK”
PARK PT W
PIEKARACH
SLASKICH
P,T 10 HA slaskie ekopark.piekary.pl/
ul. W.
Rodzieskiego 2,
41-946 Piekary
Slaskie
Spolka Park Prze-
myslowy w Pieka-
rach Slaskich
Piekary Slaskie city, Spolki
Orzel Bialy S.A.,Zaklady Gos-
podarki Komunalnej Sp. z o.o. i
Gornoslaska Agencja Przeksz-
talce Przedsibiorstw S.A
Misja Parku Przemyslowo Technologicznego EkoPark w Piekarach Slaskich jest utworzenie centrum wdrazania technologii srodowiskowych o profilu recyklingu seg-
regacji, przetworstwa i skladowania odpadow. Glownym celem dzialania Parku jest przywrocenie wartosci przyrodniczych zdegradowanych terenow, a nastpnie rozwoj
gospodarczy regionu poprzez zapewnienie zainteresowanym podmiotom gospodarczym korzystnych warunkow do rozpoczcia inwestycji, jak rowniez pomoc w ich
realizacji.
KRAKOW
BUSINESS PARK
I,T
30000
SQM
malopolskie www.kbp.pl/
Ul. Krakowska
280, 32-080
Zabierzow
Krakow Business
Park
local commune
Krakow Business Park to jedno z najnowoczesniejszych centrow biurowych w tej czsci Europy. Powstalo ono w 1997 roku i juz wtedy wzbudzalo zachwyt i zaintereso-
wanie zagranicznych inwestorow. Cala inwestycja od projektu przez wykoczenie, oparta zostala na juz istniejacych amerykaskich budynkach, ktorych wysoki standard
stal si priorytetem w przenoszeniu tegoz przedsiwzicia na polski grunt.
DIAMOND
BUSINESS PARK
GLIWICE
P
48050
SQM
slaskie
http://www.indus-
trial.pl/pl/content/
diamond-business-
park-gliwice
44-100 Leonarda
da Vinci 5

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.M OF A. T
APPENDIX 6
COMPANY SEZ COUNTRY SECTOR
DISTANCE
(KM)
1 3MWROCLAW Walbrzych Holand Automotive 125
2 ABB SP. Z O.O. Łodź Netherlands Industrial 125
3 AIR LIQUIDE POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Starachowice France Chemical 125
4 ALUMETAL GORZYCE SP. Z O.O. Tarnobrzeg Poland Metal 150
5
ATS STAHLSCHMIDT &
MAIWORM SP. Z O.O.
Tarnobrzeg Germany Aluminum 150
6 BASF SP.Z O.O. Walbrzych Germany Chemical 125
7
BIELLA SZYDLOWIEC SP. Z O.O./
BIELLA-NEHER AG
Starachowice Switzerland
Office
Equipment
125
8
BORGWARNERTURBO SYSTEMS
POLAND SP. Z O.O
Mielec USA Automotive 140
9 BREMBO POLAND Katowice Italy Automotive 20
10 BRW SP. Z O.O. Mielec Poland Furniture 140
11
BSH SPRZĘT GOSPODARSTAWA
DOMOWEGO SP. Z O.O.
Łodź Germany Appliances 125
12 CAPITA Krakow T. Park Great Britain Accountancy 110
13 CERAMIKA KOŃSKIE SP. Z O.O. Starachowice Poland Ceramics 125
14
CERAMIKA NOWA GALA II
SP. Z O.O.
Starachowice Poland Ceramics 125
15 CERRAD SP. Z O.O. Starachowice Poland Ceramics 125
16 CERSANIT II SA Starachowice Poland Bathroom 125
17 CERSANIT III Walbrzych Poland Ceramics 125
18
COLGATE PALMOLIVE
MANUFACTURING POLAND
Walbrzych USA Chemical 125
19 COMARCH S.A.
Krakow
Technology Park
Poland IT 110
20
DAICEL SAFETY SYSTEMS
EUROPE
Walbrzych Japan Automotive 125
21
DELL PRODUCTS (POLAND)
SP. Z O.O.
Łodź USA IT 125
22 DONALDSON POLSKA Walbrzych Luxembourg Industrial 125
23
EATON AUTOMOTIVE
SYSTEMS SP ZOO
Katowice USA Automotive 20
24 ELECTROLUX POLAND Walbrzych Sweden Appliances 125
25 ERICPOL SP. Z O.O. Krakow T. Park Poland IT 110
26 EUROGLAS POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Łodź Germany Industrial 125
27 FABRYKA KOTLOW SEFAKO S.A. Starachowice Poland Metal 125
28 FAURECIAWALBRZYCH Walbrzych France Automotive 125
DISTANCE
(KM)
29
FIAT, GM POWERTRAIN
POLSKA SP. Z O.O.
Katowice Italy Automotive 20
30
FIRMA OPONIARSKA
DĘBICA S.A.
Mielec USA Automotive 140
31 FUJI SEAL POLAND SP. Z O.O. Łodź Japan Packaging 125
32
GENERAL MOTORS
Katowice USA Automotive 20
33 GERDA 2 SP. Z O.O Starachowice Poland Metal 125
34
GILLETTE POLAND
INTERNATIONAL SP. Z O.O.
Łodź USA FMCG 125
35 GKN DRIVELINE POLSKA Walbrzych UK Automotive 125
36
GOODRICH AEROSPACE
POLAND SP. Z O.O.
Mielec USA Aerospace 140
37 GRUPA ONET.PL Krakow T. Park Poland IT 110
38 GUARDIAN CZĘSTOCHOWA Katowice USA Glass 20
39 HAERING POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Łodź Germany Industrial 125
40
HAMILTON SUNDSTRAND
POLSKA SP. Z O.O.
41 HCL POLAND SP. Z O.O. Krakow T. Park India IT 110
42
HEESUNG ELECTRONICS
POLAND SP. Z O.O.
Tarnobrzeg South Korea Electronics 150
43 HUSQVARNA POLAND SP. Z O.O. Mielec Sweden Agriculture 140
44
IBM GLOBAL SERVICES
DELIVERY CENTRE POLSKA
Walbrzych USA IT 125
45
INDESIT COMPANY POLSKA
SP. Z O.O.
Łodź Italy Appliances 125
46 ISUZU MOTORS POLSKA Katowice Japan Automotive 20
47 JADARTECHMATIK S.A. Tarnobrzeg Poland Electronics 150
48
KAYE ALUMINIUM OPOLE
SP. Z O.O.
Starachowice Spain Metal 125
49 KIRCHHOFF POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Mielec Germany Automotive 140
50 KRONOSPAN MIELEC SP. Z O.O. Mielec Austria
Wood Process-
ing
140
51 LEAR CORPORATION POLAND II Katowice USA Automotive 20
52 LEAR CORPORATION SP. Z O.O. Mielec USA Automotive 140
53
LG ELECTRONICSWROCLAW
SP. Z O.O.
Tarnobrzeg Poland Electronics 150
54
LG PHILIPS LCD POLAND
SP. Z O.O.
Tarnobrzeg South Korea Electronics 150
55 LOTTEWEDEL Walbrzych Netherlands Food 125
56 MAFLOW POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Katowice USA Automotive 20
57 MAN BUS SP. Z O.O./VW GRUPPE Starachowice Germany Automotive 125
58 MANTRUCKS SP. Z O.O. Krakow T. Park Germany Automotive 110
DISTANCE
(KM)
59 MANDO CORPORATION Walbrzych South Korea Automotive 125
60 MARCEGAGLIA POLAND Walbrzych Italy Industrial 125
61
METZELER AUTOMOTIVE
PROFILE SYSTEMS
Walbrzych Germany Industrial 125
62
MTU AERO ENGINES POLSKA
SP. Z O.O.
Mielec Germany Aerospace 140
63 NEXTEER AUTOMOTIVE POLAND Katowice USA Automotive 20
64 NGK CERAMICS POLSKA Katowice Japan Ceramics 20
65
NIDEC MOTORS AND
ACTUATORS (POLAND) SP. Z O.O.
Krakow T. Park Japan Automotive 110
66
NSK STEERING SYSTEMS
EUROPE
Walbrzych Japan Transport 125
67 ORIZZONTE POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Starachowice International Metal 125
68 PASTA FOOD COMPANY Walbrzych France Food 125
69 PCC P4 Walbrzych Germany Chemical 125
70 POLARIS POLAND Walbrzych USA Automotive 125
71
POLSKIE ZAKLADY LOTNICZE
SP. Z O.O.
72 PRINTPACK POLAND SP. Z O.O. Łodź UK Packaging 125
73
PROCTER AND GAMBLE
OPERATIONS POLSKA SP. Z O.O.
Łodź USA FMCG 125
74 PROWELL SP. Z O.O. Łodź Germany Paper 125
75 QUADWINKOWSKI SP. Z O.O. Tarnobrzeg Poland Printing 150
76 RONAL POLSKA Walbrzych Swiss Automotive 125
77 RR DONNELLEY SP. Z O.O. Krakow T. Park USA Printing 110
78
RRD STARACHOWICE SP. Z O.O./
RR DONNELLEY
Starachowice USA Printing 125
79 SANFARM SP. Z O.O. Tarnobrzeg Poland
Pharmaceuti-
cals
150
80 SHELL POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Krakow T. Park Netherlands BPO 110
81 STAR-DUST SP. Z O.O. Starachowice Poland Ceramics 125
82 STAR-GRES SP. Z O.O. Starachowice Poland Ceramics 125
83 STARPOL II SP. Z O.O. Starachowice Poland Ceramics 125
84
TOSHIBATELEVISION
CENTRAL EUROPE SP. Z O.O.
Tarnobrzeg Japan Electronics 150
85
TOYOTA MOTOR
Walbrzych Japan Automotive 125
86 UBS SERVICE CENTRE (POLAND) Krakow T. Park Switzerland Banking 110
87 UMA INVESTMENTS SP. Z O.O. Łodź USA Food 125
88 WABCO POLSKA Walbrzych USA Automotive 125
89 WABCO POLSKA Walbrzych Holand Automotive 125
90
ZAKLADY AZOTOWE
„PULAWY”S.A.
Starachowice Poland Chemical 125
REGIONAL INVESTORS COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT
SOURCES:PAIIZ, company websites

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.N OF A. T
NAME BRANCH SUB-ZONE COUNTRY CITY POSTAL
CODE STREET PHONE INVESTMENT STATUS CONTACT WEBSITE
1 ABUS CRANE SYSTEMS POLSKA Machine Gliwicka None Gliwice 44-109 Gaudiego 20 32 334 70 00 Operating without KSSE permit http://www.abuscranes.pl/Kontakt http://www.abuscranes.pl
2 AGORA POLIGRAFIA Printing Tyska Polish Tychy 43-100 Towarowa 4 32 325-22-00 Operating drukarnia@katowice.agora.pl www.druk.agora.pl
3 AGRO-JAN PRODUKCJA SP. Z O.O. Machine Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Pcim 32-432 Pcim 1147 12 372 79 66 Designing
4 AGROTEX INTERNATIONAL SP. Z O.O. Plastics Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Czerwionka-Leszczyny 44-230 3 Maja 44 32 422 96 11 Operating aspiewok@agrotex.net
5 AIUT IT Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-109 Wyczolkowskiego 113 032 775 40 00 Operating biuro@aiut.com.pl www.aiut.com.pl
6 AIUT SERVICE SP. Z O.O. IT Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-109 ul. Wyczolkowskiego /113 (032) 775 40 00 Operating
7 ALUFLEXPACK POLSKA Steel Tyska Polish Tychy 43-100 Strefowa 22 32/ 326 47 90 w.22 Operating sekretariat@tychy.aluflexpack.pl
8 ALUFORM Steel Tyska Polish Tychy 43-109 Strefowa 4 32/324 57 30 Operating
9 ALUPOL PACKAGING Steel Tyska Polish Tychy 43-109 Strefowa 4 32 324-57-33 Operating alupol@grupakety.com www.grupakety.com
10 ALURON Steel Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Polish Zawiercie 42-400 Podmiejska 11 32 678 00 80 Operating biuro@aluron.pl www.aluron.pl
11 APERAM STAINLESS SERVICES AND SOLUTIONS POLAND Steel Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska French Siemianowice Slaskie 41-103 Krupanka 97 32 763 61 00/11 Operating without KSSE permit www.ugine-alz.arcelor.pl
12 APPE POLSKA Plastics Tyska Spain Tychy 43-100 TuryNska 80 32 788 04 20 Operating tychy.polska@appe.com www.appepackaging.com
13 ARCEN POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Machine Jastrzębsko-Żorska Portugal Żory 44-240 Wygoda 9 32 43 50 172 Operating biuro@arcen.pl
14 ASSEMBLY CENTRE GLIWICE SP. Z O.O. Automotive Gliwicka Germany Gliwice 44-100 Adama Opla 1 032 270 95 87 Operating Ewa.Szlachta@manferrostaal-automotive.com
15 AUTOROBOT STREFA Automotive Gliwicka Italy Gliwice 44-109 Wyczolkowskiego 29 032 775 33 90 Operating autorobot@post.pl www.autorobotstrefa.pl
16 AVIO POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Aviation Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 33 813 40 12 Operating www.dolinalotnicza.pl/en/9/9/art1html
17 AWAX OKNA Plastics Tyska Polish Tychy 43-100 Strefowa 18 32/ 326 41 41 Operating awax@awax.pl www.awax.pl
18 AWAX-PLAST SP. Z O.O. Plastics Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Żory 44-240 Wygoda 5 032/ 326 41 41 Operating awax@awax.pl www.awax.pl
19 AWECO POLSKA APPLIANCE Hause APP Tyska Germany Tychy 43-100 TuryNska 80 32/ 780 95 01 Operating
20 BEST POLAND Hause APP Gliwicka Italy Zabrze 41-807 Pyskowicka 19 32 373 76 06 lub 624 Operating magdalena.kordys@best-spa.com
21 BIOAGRA-OIL Chemical Tyska Polish Tychy 43-100 Przemyslowa 64 32/ 329 10 51 Operating ji@bioagra-oil.pl
22 BITRON POLAND Hause APP Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Italy Sosnowiec 41-218 Jednosci 46 32 290 25 30 Operating www.bitron.pl
23 BJG SP. Z O.O. Developer Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Czechowice-Dziedzice Legionow 83 32 215 18 07 Operating without KSSE permit
24 BMT Printing Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-109 Eiffle'a 4 032 775 35 55 Operating bmt@bmt.pl www.bmt.pl
25 BMZ POLAND Electronics Gliwicka Germany Gliwice 44-109 Leonarda da Vinci 5 32 784 24 50 Operating biuro@bmz-gmbh.de www.bmz-gmbh.eu
26 BNT Electrical Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Polish Balice 32-083 Krakowska 84 12/658 74 36 Designing www.bntsystems.pl
27 BOBREK ALUMINIUM SP. Z O.O. Steel Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Bielsko-Biala 43-300 Legionow 81 33/ 846 44 03 Designing
28 BORYSZEW S.A. ODDZIAL MAFLOW W TYCHACH Automotive Tyska Italy Tychy 43-100 Serdeczna 42 32/ 789 03 05 Operating praca.map@maflow.pl www.maflow.pl
29 BOS AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS POLSKA Automotive Tyska Germany Tychy 43-100 Cielmicka 61 32/ 327 86 00 Operating info@bos-ty.com www.bos.de
30 BRATECH ŻUREK SP.J. Steel Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Żory 44-240 Wygoda 12 A 32/ 46 96 440 Operating
31 BREMBO POLAND Automotive Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Italy Dabrowa Gornicza 41-303 RodzieNskiego 13 32 295 66 11 Operating www.brembo.com
32 CAPEK SP. Z O.O. Construction Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Skrzyszow 44-348 PowstaNcow Slaskich 236 32 4756560 Operating r.parchuta@capek.pl http://capek.com.pl/
33 CAPGEMINI POLSKA IT Tyska French Katowice 40-007 Uniwersytecka 13 12/634 78 96 Operating office@capgemini.com www.pl.capgemini.com/careers/Katowice
34 CATERPILLAR POLAND Steel Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska USA Sosnowiec 41-208 Jednosci 10 32 368 39 10 Operating www.polska.cat.com
35 COLMEC None Gliwicka None Rudno 83-121 Przemyslowa 5 58 536 11 00 Operating without KSSE permit info@colmec.com.pl www.colmec.com.pl
36 COOPER STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska USA Bielsko-Biala 43-300 Piekarska 77 33 828 91 00 Operating http://www.cooperstandard.com/polish/index.php
37 CORNAGLIA POLAND SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 33 813 57 12 Operating www.cornagliapol.pl
38 DA GAMA Wood processing Gliwicka None Lubliniec Designing
SOURCE: KSSE
APPENDIX 7
KATOWICE SEZ KSSE BENIFICIARIES
DATABASE AS OF 2013

CLEANTECH BUSINESS PARK - COMMERCIAL CONCEPT A.O OF A. T
39 DAEDONG POLAND Automotive Gliwicka Korean Gliwice 44-109 Gaudiego 6A 032 338 67 51 Operating office@shinchang.com.pl www.shinchang.com.pl
40 DAYCO POLAND Automotive Tyska USA TYCHY 43-100 Strefowa /27 32/791-11-00 Under construction dayco.poland@dayco.com www.dayco.com
41 DOOSAN BABCOCK ENERGY POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Steel Jastrzębsko-Żorska England Rybnik 44-207 Podmiejska 7 +48 32 739 17 40 Under construction sekretariat@doosan.com
42 DP CLEAN TECH POLAND Machine Gliwicka Denmark Jędrzejow 28-300 Jasionka 96 413142222 Operating without KSSE permit www.dpcleantech.com
43 DP CLEAN TECH POLAND None Gliwicka None Jędrzejow 28-300 ul. Jasionka 96 (41) 314 22 22 Operating without KSSE permit
44 DSO SP. Z O.O. Wood processing Gliwicka Austria Strzelce Opolskie 47-100 1 Maja 52 077 400 45 00 Operating office.strzelce@kronospan.pl www.kronospan.pl
45 DYNAMIC TECHNOLOGIES SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Czerwionka-Leszczyny 44-230 Armii Krajowej 5 32/42-95-460 do 61 Operating
http://dynamic-technologies-group.com/page.
php?pagina=91
46 EATON AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska USA Bielsko-Biala 43-382 Rudawka 83 033 4993507 Operating 033 499 36 70 www.eaton.com
47 EFEKT T. MAKUCH, M. MITAS, M. MONASTYRSKI SP. J Uslugi prania Tyska Polish Tychy 43-100 Strefowa /8 32/ 326 56 91 Operating biuro@pralnia-efekt.pl www.pralniaefekt.pl
48 EKO MAR SP. Z O.O. None Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Jastrzębie Zdroj 44-335 PodhalaNska 31 32 4710035, 4711231 Operating without KSSE permit
49 EKOLAND Food Tyska Polish Tychy 43-100 Strefowa 2 032 789-55-00 Operating j.nowak@maspex.com.pl www.maspex.com.pl
50 ELECTROLUX POLAND Hause APP Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Sweden Siewierz 42-470 Warszawska 87 32 672 44 00 Operating www.electrolux.pl
51 ELECTROPOLI, GALWANOTECHNIKA SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska French Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 33 813 21 13 Operating www.electropoli.pl
52 ELHAND TRANSFORMATORY SP. Z O.O. Electrical Gliwicka Polish Lubliniec 42-700 PCK 22 (34) 353 17 10 Designing
53 ELOROS SP. Z O.O. Chemical Jastrzębsko-Żorska Germany Chorzow 41-503 Maciejkowska 30 32 77 26 000 Operating vladislav.sywala@messer.pl
54 ELPLAST SP. Z O.O. Plastics Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Żory 44-240 Strazacka 42 032 4730930 Operating info@elplast.org
55 ELPLAST+ SP. Z O.O. Plastics Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Jastrzębie Zdroj 44-336 Swierczewskiego 8 8 32 47 18 040 Operating elplast@elplastplus.com.pl www.elplastplus.com.pl
56 ENERGO-METAL SYSTEM POLSKA Machine Gliwicka England Gliwice 44-109 ul. Wyczolkowskiego 23 32 236 26 26 Designing
57 ENTE IT Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-109 Gaudiego 7 032 338 22 00 Operating ente@ente.com.pl www.ente.com.pl
58 ETISOFT Paper Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-100 Szara 21 32 332 80 02 Operating without KSSE permit marketing@etisoft.pl www.etisoft.com.pl
59 EUROS POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Electrical Jastrzębsko-Żorska Germany UstroN 43-450 Jozefa Kreta 2 033 854 7554 Operating
60 EUROTERMINAL SÅAWKÃ“W/CZH Logistic Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Polish Slawkow 41-260 Groniec 1 32 714 24 00 Operating www.euterminal.pl
61 EXTRAL SP. Z O.O. Steel Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Żory 44-240 Wygoda 2 032 7879100 Operating extral@extral.com.pl www.extral.com.pl
62 FABRYKA PLASTIKOW GLIWICE Plastics Gliwicka French Gliwice 44-109 Wyczolkowskiego 20a 032 234 57 50 Operating sebastian.kowalski@pvl.ee.eu www.groupe-plastivaloire.com
63 FAMUR Machine Tyska Polish Katowice 40-698 Armii Krajowej /51 32/ 359 63 00 Operating famur@famur.com.pl www.famur.com.pl
64 FERROLI POLAND Machine Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Italy Sosnowiec 41-200 Narutowicza 53 32 263 05 64/91 Operating www.ferroli.com.pl
65 FIAT AUTO POLAND Automotive Tyska Italy Tychy 43-100 TuryNska /80 32/ 217-91-00 Operating www.fiat.pl
66 FIAT POWERTRAIN TECHNOLOGIES POLAND SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 33 813 57 66 Operating www.fiat-gm-pwt.com.pl
67 FIAT POWERTRAIN TECHNOLOGIES POLAND SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Bielsko Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 +48 33 813 21 00 Operating www.fiatgroup.pl
68 FIAT SERVICES POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Accounting service Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 033 813 20 20 Operating fiatgroup-services-pl@fiatgroup.com
69 FICOMIRRORS POLSKA Automotive Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Spain Dabrowa Gornicza 41-300 Koksownicza 30 32 731 01 00 Operating www.ficosa.com
70 FINAL Construction Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Polish Dabrowa Gornicza 42-523 Koksownicza 9 32 299 00 00 Operating www.final.com.pl
71 FLEXIDER POLAND Automotive Tyska Netherlands Tychy 43-100 TuryNska /100 32/ 217 96 44 Designing www.flexider.com
72 FRANCISCO ROS CASARES POLSKA Steel Gliwicka Spain Gliwice 44-109 Alfreda Nobla 1 032 777 55 55 Operating biuro@froscasares.pl www.froscasares.pl
73 FRONIUS POLSKA Machine Gliwicka Austria Gliwice 44-109 Eiffel'a 8 Operating without KSSE permit
74 GALIA Textile Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Polish Dabrowa Gornicza 41-300 Przybylaka 15 Operating without KSSE permit
75 GALTIC INVESTMENTS Developer Tyska Polish TYCHY 43-100 TOWAROWA /50 32/603-03-03 Operating without KSSE permit joanna.janiszewska@segro.com www.segro.pl
76 GARUS PORĘBSKA BEATA Steel Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Czechowice-Dziedzice 43-502 Slowackiego 33 32 / 736 01 36 Operating
77 GC INVESTMENT S.A. Developer Jastrzębsko-Żorska None Katowice 40-606 Kolejowa 54 0 Operating without KSSE permit
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78 GENERAL MOTORS MANUFACTURING POLAND Automotive Gliwicka USA Gliwice 44-100 A. Opla 1 032 270 90 00 Operating
79 GENERAL MOTORS POWERTRAIN POLAND Automotive Tyska USA Tychy 43-100 Towarowa 50 32 219 96 00 Operating aleksandra.soga@isuzu.pl
80 GEODIS CALBERSON POLSKA Logistic Tyska French TYCHY 43-100 TURYNSKA /80 32/780-10-80 Operating www.geodiscalbersonge.com
81 GIELDA TOWAROWA Food Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Jastrzębie Zdroj Swierczewskiego Operating without KSSE permit
82 GIMPLAST Plastics Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Italy Sosnowiec 41-203 BaczyNskiego 25b 32 72 10 200 Operating www.ostangroup.it
83 GIOBERT POLSKA Electronics Gliwicka Italy Gliwice 44-109 Leonarda da Vinci 5 032/777-61-57 Operating sekretariat@giobertpolska.com
84 GORAZDZE CEMENT Construction Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Germany Dabrowa Gornicza 41-303 RodzieNskiego 14 77 777 94 34 Operating www.ekocem.pl
85 GORNOSLASKI PARK PRZEMYSLOWY Developer Tyska Polish Katowice 40-155 Konduktorska /39 A 32/ 781 20 00 Operating without KSSE permit gpp@gppkatowice.pl www.gppkatowice.pl
86 GST AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY POLAND Automotive Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Germany Częstochowa 42-202 Legionow 202/210 34 377 51 00 Operating www.bst-safety-textiles.com
87 GUARDIAN CZĘSTOCHOWA Glass Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska USA Częstochowa 42-202 Korfantego 31/35 34 323 92 00 Operating www.guardian-czestochowa.com
88 GUHRING Steel Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Germany Dabrowa Gornicza 41-300 Zaglębia Dabrowskiego 21 32 428 70 00 Operating biuro@guehring.pl www.guehring.pl
89 HABERKORN SP. Z O.O. Machine Jastrzębsko-Żorska Austria Skrzyszow 44-365 PowstaNcow Slaskich 238 454 69 22 Operating without KSSE permit haberkorn@haberkorn.pl
90 HAVI LOGISTICS Logistic Tyska None Tychy 43-100 TuryNska /80 32/737-10-00 Operating www.havi-logistics.com
91 HENKEL POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Chemical Jastrzębsko-Żorska Germany Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 728399272 Operating
92 HEWALEX SP. Z O.O. SPOLKA KOMANDYTOWA Hause APP Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Czechowice-Dziedzice 43-502 Slowackiego 33 32 / 214 17 10 Designing www.hewalex.pl
93 HILTON FOODS Food Tyska England Tychy 43-100 Strefowa 31 032 323 47 01 Operating without KSSE permit
94 HIRSCHVOGEL COMPONENTS POLAND SP. Z O.O. Automotive Gliwicka Germany Gliwice 44-109 Jana Gutenberga 2 032 775 05 00 Operating maja.gniwecka@hirschvogel.com www.hirschvogel-kotani.pl
95 HL DISPLAY GLIWICE Plastics Gliwicka Sweden Gliwice 44-109 Gaudiego 22 32 440 02 16 Operating michal.gorski@hl-display.com www.hl-display.pl
96 HOBAS SYSTEM POLSKA Construction Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Switzerland Dabrowa Gornicza 41-300 Koksownicza 11 32 639 04 50 (52) Operating www.hobas.com.pl
97 HOLBOX POLAND SP. Z O.O. Paper Gliwicka Netherlands Gliwice 44-100 Leonarda Da Vinci 5 032 270 52 14 Operating info@holbox.pl www.holbox.pl
98 HP POLSKA Automotive Gliwicka Germany Gliwice 44-109 Leonarda da Vinci 9 032 775 29 20 Operating contact.hppolska@pelzer.pl
99 HUF POLSKA Automotive Tyska Germany Tychy 43-100 Strefowa 6 32/ 780 85 00 Operating aleksandra.prokopowicz@huf-group.com www.huf-group.com
100 INGEST FACILITY POLSKA SP. Z O.O. Developer Jastrzębsko-Żorska Italy Bielsko-Biala 43-300 GrazyNskiego 141 33 813 2660 Operating without KSSE permit
101 INSTANTA SP. Z O.O. Food Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Żory 44-240 Kawowa 3 472 41 00, 44 19 490 Operating instanta@instanta.pl www.instanta.com.pl
102 INWESTOR ING Developer Tyska Netherlands Katowice 40-121 Chorzowska /50
32/731 60 10,32/731
60 11
Operating without KSSE permit www.chorzowska50.pl
103 IRESTAL SERVICE CENTER Steel Gliwicka Spain Swiętochlowice 41-600 Chorzowska 120 032 770 92 00 Designing irestalpolska@irestal.com www.irestal.pl
104 IRWN Machine Gliwicka Polish Warszawa 00-124 PaNska 7 510 225 334 Designing
105 JBG-2 SP. Z O.O. Machine Jastrzębsko-Żorska Polish Warszowice 43-254 Gajowa 5 324759150-1, 4940020 Operating www.jbg.com.pl
106 JOHNSON CONTROLS FOAM SP. Z O.O. Automotive Jastrzębsko-Żorska USA Żory 44-240 Wygoda 6 32 776 12 00 Operating www.johnsoncontrols.pl/content/pl/pl.html
107 JOHNSON CONTROLS SIEMIANOWICE Automotive Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska USA Siemianowice Slaskie 41-103 Krupanka 93 32 764 70 10 Operating www.johnsoncontrols.com
108 JOHNSON ELECTRIC POLAND Hause APP Sosnowiecko-Dabrowska Switzerland Dabrowa Gornicza 41-300 Przybylaka 15 32 295 27 00 Operating www.johnsonelectric.com
109 JOHNSON MATTHEY BATTERY SYSTEMS (AXEON) Electrical Gliwicka England Gliwice 44-100 Portowa 28 (32) 330 26 54 Under construction www.axeon.com
110 JOY MASZYNY GORNICZE Machine Tyska USA Tychy 43-100 Murarska 20 032 776 28 00 Operating jmg@joy.com www.joy.com
111 KALMET Logistic Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-109 Gaudiego 6 032 301 50 71 Operating biuro@kalmet-trans.pl www.kalmet-trans.pl
112 KALMET Steel Gliwicka Polish Gliwice 44-109 Gaudiego 3 32 230 78 97 Operating biuro@kalmet.com.pl
113 KAUFLAND POLSKA MARKETY SP. Z O.O. S.K. None Jastrzębsko-Żorska Germany Wroclaw 50-421 Szybka 6-10 Operating without KSSE permit
114 KEILA INVESTMENTS Developer Gliwicka England PoznaN 61-894 Plac Andersa 5 Operating without KSSE permit
115 KIRCHHOFF POLSKA Automotive Gliwicka Germany Gliwice 44-109 Nobla 3 032 338 16 00 Operating e.piorkowska@kirchhoff.pl www.kirchhoff.pl
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