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Solar, storage co Pathfinder sets up Polish business
UK solar and energy storage developer Pathfinder Clean Energy (PACE) has created a business in Poland for the development of solar farms and the acquisition of projects, starting with a 100-MWp pipeline.
PACE Poland will co-ordinate its projects and deals from its office in Torun.
“We consider Poland as a core market for growth as the country reduces its reliance on coal generation and renewables becomes increasingly competitive,” managing director Rob Denman commented.
The initial pipeline of early-stage projects, which are located in north Poland, is the result of 18 months of market and technical analysis of the local market. Depending on securing financing and planning, the first projects are expected to be online in 2022.
Courtesy of Pathfinder Clean Energy (PACE)
PACE has completed detailed market and technical analysis in Poland over the last 18 months and has identified and advancing its first 100 MWp of early stage solar projects. The PACE Poland office will be located in Torun, north of Warsaw, from where PACE will co-ordinate its development and acquisition of projects across the country.
The move by PACE coincides with the Polish Government’s publication of its Energy Policy to 2040, which will see a reduction in coal generation (72 percent generation market share to 56 percent by 2030) and an increase in renewables - offshore wind, onshore wind and solar. PV solar capacity is targeted to increase from 3.6 GW to 5-7 GW by 2030, with 20 GW of PV solar installed by 2040. Last year, PV solar capacity tripled, so some commentators consider the 2030 target to be a conservative one.