RWE in Poland

RWE is among the leading investors in renewable energy in Poland.

Since entering Polish renewables market in 2007 we operate over 420 MW in onshore windfarms, the first PV plants and develop one of the first offshore wind projects in Polish Baltic Sea. Our development pipelines reach much further, so our team located in several offices comprises more than 80 highly skilled employees.

As a strategic investor we develop, construct and operate our projects throughout the full project lifetime, engaging with the local communities and valued long term cooperations with our partners and contractors.

Wind onshore:

RWE currently has over 420 MW of operating onshore windfarms and another 80 MW under construction and almost 500 MW in development phase. This makes us one of the biggest players in the Polish renewables market.

Wind offshore:

We have an offhore wind project of 350 MW in late stage development and additional 1,5 GW planned.

Photovoltaics:

We are operating a 0,6 MW PV plant and we have 40 MW of ready-to-build PV projects which we are currently preparing for construction and operation and we have ambitious growth plans with a development pipeline in PV of over 300 MW.

RWE Solar

The photovoltaic activities of RWE Renewables Poland focus on large PV power plants on the ground. These currently present the best power/cost ratio for solar energy. Hence, they are a very attractive way for RWE to contribute to the achievement of Polish objectives regarding the growth of renewable energy.

The offshore windfarm project F.E.W. Baltic II is located in the Polish Baltic sea on an area of 41 km² at water depths of 40 meters and a distance of 55 km to shore. It will deliver 350 MW and supply 350,000 households with renewable energy.

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We are key drivers of the energy transformation – working to achieve ambitious goals

Data networks, mobility, industry, infrastructure, companies, family: we all need energy. Our society faces the huge challenge of meeting the burgeoning demand for power while at the same time mitigating against climate change.

With a global workforce of 20,000 people and a generation capacity of 41 gigawatts, RWE is a key driver of the energy transformation. We are investing heavily in the expansion of renewables and storage technologies. Innovative projects like floating offshore or the use of hydrogen are making rapid progress. For our conventional energy sources, nuclear energy and coal, government-mandated phaseout roadmaps have been defined.

Our goal is clear: to be carbon-neutral by 2040.

On its way there, RWE has set itself ambitious targets for all activities that cause greenhouse gas emissions. The renowned Science Based Targets initiative has scientifically confirmed that these emission reduction targets are in line with the Paris Agreement.

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