en.Wedoany.com Reported - PGE Baltica has signed a contract with a consortium comprising PROJMORS ASE Group, ABL Group Polska (OWC), and Energoprojekt-Katowice to prepare the design of onshore grid connection infrastructure for the Baltica 9+ offshore wind project.
Under the contract, electricity generated by the Baltica 9+ project will be transmitted onshore to the connection point at the Krzemienica substation located in the Rzeczykowo Commune, Słupsk County, Pomeranian Voivodeship. The scope of work covers the complete technical concept for the connection infrastructure, technology selection, key parameters, design, logistics and implementation assumptions, as well as the project schedule and budget. The consortium will also conduct detailed ground surveys, including a geological investigation plan, field and laboratory geotechnical testing, and the preparation of related geological and engineering documentation. The final phase of the project will involve preparing construction designs and obtaining building permits for the power export infrastructure.
The consortium is led by PROJMORS ASE Group. Mateusz Samulak, Chairman of the Management Board of PROJMORS ASE Group, stated that participating in the tender organized by PGE Baltica was a significant challenge, and he is pleased that the consortium ultimately succeeded in winning the bid to prepare the power export design for the Baltica 9+ project.
PGE Baltica views this contract award as part of its strategy to build domestic supply chain capabilities for Poland's offshore wind industry. Bartosz Fedurek, Chairman of the Management Board of PGE Baltica, stated that the company remains committed to creating strong local content in its Polish offshore wind projects, noting that several of the partners are Polish companies.
The Baltica 9+ project combines the original Baltica 9 project area with the acquired FEW Baltic II project area. After merging the two sites, the final offshore wind farm will have a total capacity of approximately 1.3 GW. Located in the western part of the Słupsk Bank, the project covers an area of approximately 162 square kilometers, about 48 kilometers from the coast. Scheduled for completion in 2032, the project is one of the key initiatives in PGE's offshore portfolio. Together with the group's other offshore wind projects, Baltica 9+ is expected to contribute to a total installed offshore capacity of approximately 3.8 GW by 2035.
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