Unlimited and efficient source of wind energy from the Baltic Sea for 4 million Polish homes

Energy from all three wind farms will be brought ashore at Lędowo. The cables will be routed using a trenchless method through an underground passage on the border between sea and land. From here, energy from the Bałtyk II and III OWFs will flow further to the PSE Słupsk-Wierzbięcino substation, and from the Bałtyk I to the Krzemienica substation.

Wind at sea reaches a higher and more uniform speed than on land. Offshore wind farms use it to produce clean and renewable electricity. To make the most of this potential, we put very large turbines at sea. The energy they produce is transmitted through cables buried under the seabed.

Our offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea, along with their connection infrastructure, are implemented in accordance with international best environmental practices. This allows us to supply wind energy to Poland while protecting ecologically sensitive ecosystems.