US EditionFrom Electricity to Defense: Offshore Wind Turbines in the Front Line
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Offshore Poland, the Baltic Power wind turbines will provide electricity to 1.5 million households, but in a tense Baltic Sea they will also play a strategic role in monitoring and protecting Europe's coasts.
Europe has taken a turn in managing its maritime safety: Baltic Sea offshore wind turbines not only produce clean energy, but are consolidating as NATO’s eyes and ears against Russia and other hybrid threats. Following the sabotage of Nord Stream 2 pipelines and repeated attacks on submarine cables between 2022 and 2024, the European authorities and NATO have turned to defending critical infrastructure. Poland’s recent Baltic Power project, loca…
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