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European Energy sells 21 MW Myślibórz wind project in Poland to TAURON
European Energy has agreed to sell the 21 MW Myślibórz onshore wind project in north-western Poland to TAURON. The six-turbine project is ready for construction.
Northland Power closes PLN 500 million financing for two battery storage projects in Poland
Northland Power has closed about PLN 500 million in financing for the Mieczysławów and Kamionka battery projects in Poland, which together will offer 300 MW / 1.2 GWh.
From booths to workshops: what the 2026 energy event circuit says about where wind and storage are heading
Four events from 2026, from The smarter E in Munich to WindEurope's Rotterdam workshop, point to the same shift: running wind, storage and grids better, not just building more.
Poland’s ARP launches ‘Ready for Offshore’ programme with up to PLN 100 million in financing for supply-chain firms
ARP, with PARP, PGE Baltica and Orlen Neptun, has launched a programme of subsidised training and up to PLN 100 million in loans and leasing for Polish offshore wind suppliers.
Build the wires first: what Baltic offshore grid connections show about the next wave
Germany's Ostwind 3 platform and Poland's Choczewo and Żarnowiec stations show how Baltic offshore wind depends on grid work started years ahead of the turbines.
Baltic energy security in 2026: LNG capacity, Norwegian gas and the pull of homegrown power
From Klaipėda's 2033–2044 LNG bookings to ORLEN's Norwegian stake and NATO's warning, the Baltic region is pursuing gas diversification, support for Ukraine and homegrown power at once.
Poland’s Military University of Technology signs Apache offset agreements with Boeing and GE Aerospace
WAT has signed offset agreements with Boeing and GE Aerospace for Poland's 96-helicopter Apache programme, including an AH-64E training centre and a composites laboratory.
RelyOn Poland opens first OPITO-accredited offshore safety training centre in Gdańsk
RelyOn Poland has become the first training provider in Poland's Pomorze region to offer OPITO-accredited offshore safety courses, adding capacity as the Baltic's offshore wind workforce grows.
Fixing a cut cable in the Baltic: what closing the repair gap would take
EU funding for subsea cable repair covers telecom lines, not the power cables carrying offshore wind and interconnector traffic, leaving grid operators to pool their own vessels and spares as a nascent rental market fills the equipment gap.
How sabotage fears and a Swedish cable standoff are reshaping the EU’s grid interconnection drive
A wave of EU interconnection funding has collided with security fears and national pushback — from a Swedish cable freeze to a sabotage-repair fund and a Polish blackout drill.
Ocean Winds lays cornerstone for BC-Wind operations base in Władysławowo
Ocean Winds has laid the cornerstone for an O&M base in Władysławowo that will support its BC-Wind offshore wind farm for decades, as Poland's coastal service infrastructure continues to take shape.
Wind jobs in numbers: 180,000 offshore roles, a Pomeranian skills push and the Lindø layoffs
From 443,000 European wind jobs and 180,000 offshore roles to Germany's inland supply chain, Pomerania's training push and Vestas' cuts at Lindø: a roundup of what the employment figures mean for the Baltic.
Bałtyk 2 and 3, step by step: how Polenergia and Equinor’s offshore build went from rock on the seabed to first foundations
A tracker of the Bałtyk 2 and 3 offshore wind build: rock placement, first foundations, substation topsides, the onshore grid link and the milestones still ahead before first power in 2027.
How Poland’s offshore wind year began: Baltic Power, Baltica 2 and Baltic East in one sequence
A roundup of the early-2026 milestones across Poland's three offshore wind projects, from Baltic Power's fishermen compensation to Baltica 2's seabed works and Baltic East's auction price, with a look at what comes next.
From national to regional: how 2026 rewired cooperation around the North Sea and the Baltic
Four early-2026 forums, from the Hamburg North Sea Summit to a 47-region declaration in Stockholm, converged on cross-border offshore planning. A roundup of what they decided and what the Baltic can borrow.




























