Polish technology supports the development of offshore wind energy
PGE Baltica, a company belonging to the PGE Group, has taken an important step towards the development of the offshore wind energy sector in Poland. The company has signed a letter of intent with the Polish technology enterprise Chordata. This cooperation aims to utilize modern domestic solutions in the process of building wind farms in the Baltic Sea.
Chordata specializes in advanced information technologies that can significantly improve the management of offshore infrastructure. Thanks to this cooperation, PGE Baltica will gain access to innovative tools that will help in monitoring and optimizing the operation of offshore power plants. This is an essential element of the company's strategy, which focuses on the digitalization of its energy projects.
Using domestic technologies in such large investments is beneficial for the Polish economy. Cooperation with local suppliers allows for the building of a so-called local supply chain, which strengthens the position of Polish companies in the offshore market. As a result, Poland can become not only a consumer but also a creator of modern solutions for the renewable energy sector.
The project to build wind farms in the Baltic Sea is one of the most important elements of the energy transition in Poland. These investments aim to increase the share of green energy in the national power system. The partnership with Chordata shows that Polish enterprises are ready to actively participate in this ambitious process.