Poland electrochemical solar container company s plant is in operation

Who owns solar power in Poland?

It was developed and will be operated by the Polish renewable power producer Wento, Equinor’s 100% subsidiary. Equinor acquired Wento and its 1.6 GW pipeline of solar projects in 2021. Two years after the acquisition, two solar plants in Poland are ready and another one is under construction.

Why do we use local solar contractors in Poland?

“By using local contractors, we contribute to building knowledge and skills within solar developments in the Polish supplier industry,” says Wojciech Cetnarski, CEO of Wento. Equinor’s second Polish solar plant, Zagórzyca has started test production.

Who is bringing energy from Zagórzyca to Poland?

Equinor’s wholly owned energy trading house Danske Commodities will be responsible for marketing and bringing the electricity from Zagórzyca to the Polish power market. Around 500 people were involved in the construction of Zagórzyca that comprises 111,000 solar panels over an area of around 55 hectares.

Where is Zagórzyca solar plant located?

The 60 MW Zagórzyca solar plant is located in the Damnica municipality in the north of Poland. It was developed and will be operated by the Polish renewable power producer Wento, Equinor’s 100% subsidiary. Equinor acquired Wento and its 1.6 GW pipeline of solar projects in 2021.

Is RWE expanding its solar business in Poland?

RWE is taking big steps forward in expanding its Polish solar business RWE is constructing solar farms with a total capacity of more than 100 megawatts (MWac) across Poland.

How EDPR is generating clean electricity in Poland?

EDPR chosen by the public institutions to further generate clean electricity for the Polish grid, now through the Recz solar project; The company has recently inaugurated in Poland one of its largest PV plants in Europe and has implemented the first wind and solar hybrid park of the country.