Billions from the KPO, nuclear power getting closer, and wind turbines are already running

Polish energy is entering a phase of intensive investment – Enea has secured over PLN 9 billion from the KPO for the modernisation of its distribution network. The first service base for offshore wind farms in the country has been launched in Łeba, and further offshore projects are already underway. Simultaneously, a complete design for the AP1000 reactor, crucial for the construction of Poland's first nuclear power plant, has been presented.

Nuclear power plant buildings with two stacks among fields

Source: nuclear.pl

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The AP1000 reactor project for Poland's first nuclear power plant is ready.

Illustrative visualisation of the AP1000 reactor for Poland's first nuclear plant

Source: green economy.pl

Offshore substation, wind turbines and a service vessel

Photo: Press materials Equinor / Polenergia

Two successive Polish offshore wind farms are entering the implementation phase

Baltic Power opens Poland's first service base for offshore wind farms

Aerial view of the Baltic Power service base at the port of Łeba

Author: CIRE.PL Editorial Team

High-voltage pylons and power lines at sunset


Source: PAP/DO

Enea secured PLN 9.13 billion from the KPO for the development of electricity distribution.

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