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About Polenergia

Polenergia is the largest privately-owned Polish energy group, consisting of vertically integrated companies operating in the areas of renewable and low-emission energy generation, distribution, trading, and electricity sales. It is also the first Polish company to align its development vision with the goal of building a zero-emission economy. The Group offers companies green energy from 13 of its own onshore wind farms and 8 photovoltaic farms, with a total capacity of 642 MW. A strategic project currently being developed by the company, in partnership with Equinor, is the construction of three offshore wind farms with a total capacity of up to 3 GW. These farms will be capable of supplying green energy to over 4 million households, supporting Poland’s energy transition. In the first phase, the Bałtyk 2 and Bałtyk 3 farms, with a capacity of 1.44 GW, will be built. These are expected to deliver clean energy to over 2 million Polish homes as early as 2028. Bałtyk 1, with a capacity of up to 1.56 GW, is the largest and most advanced project being developed in the second phase of Poland’s offshore wind sector. The Group is also actively developing new onshore wind farms, large-scale photovoltaic farms, and energy storage projects. Polenergia, like its shareholders, is focused not only on economic development but also on social responsibility for current and future generations. The company is actively involved in local communities, supporting schools, organizations, and social initiatives, and running its own educational programs. At the same time, it implements environmental and biodiversity protection projects, combining the development of modern energy with care for nature and the sustainable development of regions. Polenergia is a partner of the world’s largest initiative for sustainable business – the United Nations Global Compact, and a signatory of the UNGC Ethical Standard. Polenergia’s shares are listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

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