Poland’s Role in the Offshore Wind Future
On the eve of the announcement of the European Commission’s most important document of this term, i.e. the „Clean Industrial Deal”, which aims to combine EU efforts to achieve climate neutrality with significant support for the competitiveness of European industry and safeguarding the Community against the risk of a loss of economic security – a team of experts (Wind Industry Hub, Polish Wind Energy Association and CEE Energy Group) has prepared a Polish Offshore Wind Industry Development Strategy.
The document discusses the importance of wind energy in increasing the supply of affordable and clean energy in Poland, summarises the context of the strategic position of the offshore wind, and identifies systemic solutions necessary to be implemented in order for wind farms to become an engine for the development of the Polish economy.
Polish Offshore Wind Industry Development Strategy
The Strategy focuses also on drawing lessons from the first national experience in the construction of offshore wind farms. At the centre of the document are the Priority Implementation Programmes – a set of key market segments that (as indicated by detailed market and economic analyses, experience, synergies and security aspects) should be developed in Poland. The overarching aim of the study is to provide the Government of the Republic of Poland with comprehensive material to enable the adoption of a National Offshore Wind Farm Industry Development Strategy, recognising it as one of the most important investment programmes in modern Poland.
The authors also proposed an approach coherent within the EU aiming at the support of the coordination of the development of the wind industry in Europe by applying a common methodology to the concept of offshore wind supply chain development.
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