Baltic Power Sp. z o.o. is a Polish offshore wind project company focused on the development, construction, and future operation of large-scale wind assets in the Baltic Sea. It is a joint venture between ORLEN, a Polish multi‑energy group, and Northland Power Inc., a Canadian renewable power developer and operator.
The company’s flagship undertaking, the Baltic Power offshore wind farm off Poland’s Baltic coast, is planned for roughly 1.2 GW of installed capacity, together with associated offshore substations, export cables, and an onshore grid connection. The project forms part of Poland’s broader energy transition and grid modernization, engaging a supply chain that spans domestic and international contractors.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Baltic Power, of which one is active.
Baltic Power's role on them: Owner.
1 new construction.
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Q2 results: revenue PLN 76.5bn, LIFO EBITDA PLN 13.9bn, net profit PLN 7.7bn; record foreign retail profits and H1 capital expenditure PLN 14.7bn.
Choczewo substation now feeds Baltic Power and will route offshore wind into Poland’s 400 kV grid; full project completion is scheduled for 2027.
PLN 380 billion will modernize Poland's energy system, focusing on gas security, renewables, and grid expansion, ensuring secure, affordable energy.
Baltic East wins URE auction, securing CfD support for 25 years. First electricity expected by 2032, enhancing Poland's energy security and supporting the zero-carbon transition.
Baltic East project advances with environmental approval, enabling participation in Poland's first offshore wind auction, aiming for 1 GW capacity and strong local supplier involvement.
Two offshore substations installed to transmit wind-generated electricity to Poland's grid, with significant local manufacturing involvement. Completion set for next year, providing 1.2 GW capacity.
The first turbine is installed in the Baltic Sea, marking a shift in Poland's energy landscape. The project aims to meet 3% of Poland's electricity demand by next year.
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