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Selected RES investments of leading players in the Polish electricity market_
| Currently | In the future | |
|---|---|---|
| PGE | 20 wind farms, 29 hydroelectric power plants, 4 pumped storage power plants, and 24 PV farms | Further 23 PV installations, the company has secured about 3,000 hectares of land for investment purposes, target: solar farms with a capacity of more than 2 GW |
| ENEA | 26 renewable energy installations including more than 20 hydropower plants, as well as wind farms | Implementing “Enea’s Green Change”: this is the Group’s sustainable transformation strategy building value growth, with the assumption of achieving climate neutrality by 2050, energy storage will be a specialty. |
| ENERGA | 2 PV farms (Wielbark and Gryf) and wind farms in 6 localities. Having small and large hydroelectric power plants | By the end of 2030, the corporation will reach an installed renewable capacity of more than 2.5 GW. Baltic Power’s offshore wind farm of up to 1.2 GW with a completion date of the end of 2026 |
| TAURON | A 5 MW PV farm in Jaworzno. In Bytom, the first microgrid in Poland | In 2030, there will be 3,700 MW installed in wind, PV, and hydroelectric power plants. The strategy “TAURON’s Green Turnaround. Energy Around the Clock” indicates the Group’s priorities, the most important of which is to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 |