Power Will Soon Flow From the Baltica 2 Power Plant. "Poland Symbolically Larger by 20 Hectares"
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"Terminal T5 is an example not only of enormous effort, but also a symbol of wise, present- and future-oriented economic thinking, initiative, and courage," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The investment, implemented by Polish companies, will enable the development of national technological competences and increase the potential of Polish industry in the offshore sector. The PLN 1.2 billion investment was made with significant support from...
Terminal T5 has opened at the Port of Gdańsk, which will support the construction of offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea. This investment, of strategic importance for offshore development, has received over PLN 750 million in funding from the National Reconstruction Plan. The terminal will serve as a base for projects such as the Baltica 2 project, one of the largest energy investments in Poland.
The first electricity from the Baltica 2 farm will flow in the first half of next year, assured Prime Minister Donald Tusk during the opening of the T5 terminal in the port of Gdańsk.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk, during the opening of Terminal T5 at the Port of Gdańsk, announced that the first electricity from the Baltica 2 wind farm will flow in the first half of 2027. The new investment is intended not only to increase the country's energy security but also to strengthen Poland's position in the Baltic Sea. "Poland is symbolically 20 hectares larger," Tusk added.
The first electricity from the Baltica 2 offshore wind farm is expected to flow in the first half of 2027, Donald Tusk announced. The Prime Minister announced the date during the opening of the T5 terminal in Gdańsk. The facility cost PLN 1.2 billion, of which over PLN 700 million came from the National Power Plant (KPO).
For years, Poland's energy transformation has lacked a key link: its own infrastructure for building offshore wind farms. Our investment components had to transit through ports in Germany and Denmark. The opening of the T5 installation terminal is another important step – and it also ensures that the benefits of the transformation remain domestically.
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