Polenergia Powers Up Poland with 67 MW Solar Park

• Polenergia SA powers up Poland with its largest solar park, Szprotawa, energizing 35,000 homes and boosting green capacity to 149 MWp.

Polenergia SA has launched its largest photovoltaic project, the 67 MW Szprotawa solar park, in Poland's Lubusz province. The project, costing PLN 150 million, spans over 76 hectares and can supply green energy to approximately 35,000 households. The complex consists of two farms, Szprotawa I and Szprotawa II, with a combined 107,000 bifacial modules and various supporting infrastructure.

This development increases Polenergia's operational solar capacity from 82 MWp to 149 MWp, contributing to a total installed wind and solar capacity of 642 MW. The Szprotawa project marks a significant expansion in Polenergia's renewable energy portfolio.

How does the Szprotawa solar park impact Polenergia's renewable energy capacity?

• The Szprotawa solar park increases Polenergia's operational solar capacity by 67 MWp, enhancing its ability to generate renewable energy.
• With the addition of Szprotawa, Polenergia's total solar capacity rises from 82 MWp to 149 MWp, marking a substantial growth in their solar energy portfolio.
• The project contributes to Polenergia's overall renewable energy capacity, bringing the total installed wind and solar capacity to 642 MW.
• The Szprotawa solar park strengthens Polenergia's position in the renewable energy market, showcasing their commitment to expanding clean energy solutions.
• This expansion supports Polenergia's strategic goals of increasing their share of renewable energy in Poland's energy mix.
  
• The project demonstrates Polenergia's capability to execute large-scale renewable energy projects, potentially attracting further investments and partnerships.
  
• By supplying green energy to approximately 35,000 households, the Szprotawa solar park plays a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable energy consumption in the region.