Equinor Launches Test Production at 60-MW PV Farm in Poland

• Equinor has launched a 60-MW solar park in Poland's Pomerania province. Spread across 55 ha, Zagorzyca features 110,000 solar panels and is estimated to generate 61 GWh/year. Equinor's Danske Commodities is marketing the solar farm's power to the Polish market. The company is also developing Lipno with expected completion in 2024. Plus, more onshore renewables and battery storage opportunities in Poland.

Equinor has launched test production at its 60-MW solar park in northern Poland's Pomerania province. Spread across 55 ha, the Zagorzyca plant is equipped with 110,000 panels and its annual output is estimated to be around 61 GWh. Equinor's energy trading house Danske Commodities will market the solar farm's generation to the Polish market. The Norwegian energy company is also building a third plant, Lipno, that is expected to come online in 2024. In addition, Equinor is also maturing other opportunities within onshore renewables and battery storage in Poland.

What Is Equinor's Plan for Poland?

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