GE Vernova’s Grid Options enterprise, in partnership with Polimex Mostostal, has been contracted to construct the onshore infrastructure essential to switch energy to the grid from the Baltica 2 offshore challenge in Poland.
The onshore connection infrastructure will contain setting up a 275 kV high-voltage substation, together with onshore export strains.
GE Vernova will present the expertise, together with fuel insulated switchgear, transformers and static synchronous compensators. Polimex Mostostal can be liable for all civil work, gear set up and laying the onshore export strains wanted for the onshore electrical substation.
“This vital challenge reinforces GE Vernova’s dedication to the development of renewable power and Poland’s strategic shift to sustainable power sources,” says GE Vernova’s Johan Bindele.
“GE Vernova has been supporting PGE’s modernization efforts with numerous main applied sciences, and with this settlement we’re proud to convey our collaboration to a brand new stage. Along with our consortium companion Polimex Mostostal, we’re able to convey our experience and cutting-edge expertise to Baltica 2 to make sure the environment friendly integration of its power into the Polish energy system.”
The two.5 GW Baltica Offshore Wind Farm, to be developed collectively by Ørsted and PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, covers roughly 190 sq. km within the Polish Baltic Sea.
Baltica 2 is anticipated to be absolutely operational by 2027.
