The largest onshore wind farm in Poland, spread across the border of the Pomorskie and Zachodniopomorskie voivodeships, approximately 9 km from the Baltic shore. In the first stage, 81 General Electric turbines with a combined capacity of 219 MW were commissioned; after a further expansion, completed in March 2023, the complex grew to 98 turbines and approximately 257 MW of installed capacity. The investor is Potęgowo Mashav, owned by the Israeli fund Mashav; the construction was co-financed by, among others, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Timeline
- Delivery Mar 2023
Change history
- Mar 2023 status: completed Completion of the third, final stage of the farm's expansion.
- Mar 2023 stage: operational
- Dec 2020 stage: operational
Significance
With a capacity on the order of 257 MW, the complex is the largest onshore wind installation in the country and one of the larger facilities of its kind in Europe, significantly increasing the national potential for generating energy from onshore wind. The farm surpassed the previous leader — the Margonin farm (approximately 120 MW) — in capacity and became a benchmark for the scale of onshore wind power in Poland.
Sources 3
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- Gramwzielone.pl 2019CostInvestor
Cost „całkowity koszt inwestycji wyniesie 1,25 mld zł"
Investor „spółka Potęgowo Mashav Sp. z o.o. należącą do izraelskiego funduszu Mashav"
locations[0].voivodeship „farma wiatrowa o mocy 219 MW, która powstała na terenie powiatów słupskiego w woj. pomorskim i sławieńskiego w woj. zachodniopomorskim, w minimalnej odległości 9 km od linii brzegowej Morza Bałtyckiego"
- Mashav EnergiaStatusDelivery
Status „Mashav finalised the construction of the third stage of Potęgowo wind farm in March 2023."
- BiznesAlert.pl 3 Dec 2020Stage
Stage „Urząd Regulacji Energetyki (URE) wydał koncesję największej farmie wiatrowej w Polsce, która jest zlokalizowana w woj. pomorskim i zachodniopomorskim."