"Going
far
above
8
bcm
is
a
strategic
goal
by
2019,"
Treasury
Minister
Mikolaj
Budzanowski
told
a
parliamentary
committee
in
Warsaw,
Reuters
reported.
"It
is
possible,
if
PGNiG
exploits
all
exploration
licences
it
has."
PGNiG,
which
has
226
exploration
and
extraction
licences
in
Poland
and
currently
produces
more
than
4
bcm
of
natural
gas
annually,
has
struggled
in
recent
years
to
increase
output.
"We
have
identified
the
reasons
why
output
has
not
grown,"
PGNiG
chief
executive
Grazyna
Piotrowska-Oliwa,
also
present
at
the
committee,
said,
but
did
not
elaborate.
The
Warsaw-listed
group
is
at
the
forefront
of
Poland's
shale
gas
drive,
which…
