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1964?–1993? 1993–2000, 2019–present 1999–2000 2000–2002 2002–present
1964?–1993? 1993–2000, 2019–present 1999–2000 2000–2002 2002–present

Mazowieckie Zakłady Rafineryjne i Petrochemiczne[]

1964?–1993?[]

Mazowieckie Zakłady Rafineryjne i Petrochemiczne
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Orlen traces its roots to Mazowieckie Zakłady Rafineryjne i Petrochemiczne, a refinery and petrochemical plant opened in 1964.

Petrochemia Płock[]

1993–2000, 2019–present[]

Petrochemia Płock SA
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In 1993, Mazowieckie Zakłady Rafineryjne i Petrochemiczne was transformed into Petrochemia Płock S.A., a publicly traded company. In 2019, Orlen resurrected the Petrochemia Płock logo as a logo for its new petrol station chain.[1]

Polski Koncern Naftowy[]

1999–2000[]

Polski Koncern Naftowy
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In 1999, following the merger with Centrala Produktów Naftowych, Petrochemia Płock was renamed to Polski Koncern Naftowy.[2]

PKN Orlen/Orlen[]

2000–present[]

2000–2002[]

Orlen (2000)
Designer:  Henryk Chyliński[3]
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Launched:  2000

Polski Koncern Naftowy was renamed to PKN Orlen in 2000, introducing a new symbol designed by Henryk Chyliński[3] and branding made by Grupa A5[4].

2002–present[]

Orlen logo

In 2023, PKN Orlen was renamed to Orlen.

2020–present[]

GOrlen
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The Green version of the logo was introduced in 2020. It will be used only for "Green Investments" (e.g. wind farms in the Baltic Sea).

References[]

Centrala Produktów Naftowych
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PGNiG
Orlen
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