RWE Sells 350-Megawatt Polish Offshore Wind Project to PGE for Q1 2025 Closing
RWE has signed an agreement with PGE for the sale of its F.E.W. Baltic II offshore wind development project in the Polish Baltic Sea. The wind farm has a planned capacity of 350 megawatts and will be located approximately 50 kilometers from shore, north of the Polish town of Ustka.
The transaction is expected to be closed in the first quarter of 2026. The parties have already completed the transfer of an Environmental Decision and related data for the adjacent wind development site 44.E.1. to PGE.
Project Location and Specifications
The F.E.W. Baltic II project will be situated in the Polish Baltic Sea, positioned approximately 50 kilometres from the shoreline. The wind farm is planned to have a generation capacity of 350 megawatts and is located north of Ustka, a Polish coastal town.
In addition to the main project sale, RWE has transferred an Environmental Decision for the adjacent wind development site designated as 44.E.1. in the Polish Baltic Sea to PGE, along with related data for this site.
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RWE's Continued Polish Operations
Despite the sale of the offshore project, RWE remains fully committed to supporting the Polish energy transition by developing, constructing and operating a diverse pipeline of renewable energy projects across Poland. The company currently operates onshore wind and solar farms with a combined capacity of more than 660 megawatts in the country.
Sven Utermöhlen, Chief Executive Officer RWE Offshore Wind, stated: “We are convinced that, in synergy with their other portfolio, PGE is better positioned to realize this project than RWE would be on a standalone basis. However, our target to further grow our offshore wind portfolio remains unchanged. We are currently building four large-scale offshore wind farms in four European countries and have several further offshore projects under development.”
RWE's Global Offshore Wind Portfolio
RWE operates as one of the world's leading companies in offshore wind. The company currently operates 19 offshore wind farms in five countries with a total installed capacity of 6.2 gigawatts, with RWE's share in these projects amounting to 3.3 gigawatts.
RWE currently has four offshore wind projects under construction across four countries. These projects include Sofia off the coast of northern England, Thor in Denmark, OranjeWind off the Dutch coast, and Nordseecluster north of the German island of Juist. Once completed, these four projects will have a combined generation capacity of 4.8 gigawatts, with RWE's share amounting to 3.1 gigawatts.
The company maintains several further offshore projects under development beyond these four construction projects, demonstrating its continued commitment to expanding its offshore wind portfolio despite the sale of the Polish Baltic project.
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