In 2013, Polish national oil and gas group PGNiG earned over PLN 1.9bn (€454m) in net profit, which was primarily attributable to record-high crude oil production after the Lubiatów facility and the Skarv field on the Norwegian Continental Shelf were brought on-stream, and to improved profitability of gas sales. The Group's oil and condensate production in 2013 grew more than twofold to 1.1 Mt, from 492 kt in 2012. The full year's production of natural gas measured as high-methane gas equivalent increased to 4.6 bcm (including 0.34 bcm extracted in Norway), from 4.3 bcm in 2012. Gas sales went up nearly 9% year on year, to 16.1 bcm in 2013. By customer category, stronger gas sales were recorded for refineries, trade and services, households, and customers of PGNiG Sales & Trading. Sales of gas on the German market, through PST, grew by over 1 bcm, from 310 mcm in 2012 to 1.38 bcm in 2013. Annual sales volumes for electricity produced by the Generation segment in 2013 remained broadly flat on 2012. Heat and electricity sales totalled 40.2 TJ and 3.7 GWh, respectively.
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