Poland is considering the deployment of 4.6 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030, increasing to 10 GW by 2040, according to state-owned energy company PGE. The investment will create 77,000 jobs and enlarge the economy by €15.7bn ($14.1bn) by 2030, according to Radosław Pachecki, Maritime Logistics Project Manager with PGE’s offshore company, PGE Baltica. Between 9 GW and 12 GW could be generated in Poland's Baltic Sea territory. There are 13 offshore wind projects seeking approval, which could generate a quarter of Poland's energy by 2040.
Poland is considering the deployment of 4.6 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030, increasing to 10 GW by 2040, according to state-owned energy company PGE. The investment will create 77,000 jobs and enlarge the economy by €14.1bn ($15.7bn) by 2030, according to Radosław Pachecki, Maritime Logistics Project Manager with PGE’s offshore company, PGE Baltica. Between 9 GW and 12 GW could be generated in Poland's Baltic Sea territory. There are 13 offshore wind projects seeking approval, which could generate a quarter of Poland's energy by 2040.