{"id":512,"date":"2024-03-10T20:27:51","date_gmt":"2024-03-10T20:27:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.windindustry.pl\/?p=512"},"modified":"2024-03-12T12:29:12","modified_gmt":"2024-03-12T12:29:12","slug":"meeting-of-the-offshore-parliamentary-group-on-the-status-of-preparations-for-the-first-phase-of-launching-offshore-wind-farms-in-the-baltic-sea","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.windindustry.pl\/en\/meeting-of-the-offshore-parliamentary-group-on-the-status-of-preparations-for-the-first-phase-of-launching-offshore-wind-farms-in-the-baltic-sea\/","title":{"rendered":"Meeting of the Offshore Parliamentary Group on the status of preparations for the first phase of launching offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea."},"content":{"rendered":"

The first Meeting of the newly-established Offshore Parliamentary Group was held in Warsaw on March 6 to discuss the status of preparations for the first phase of launching offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea. The meeting was attended by the President of the Foundation, Janusz Gajowiecki<\/strong>, as well as Maciej Stryjecki<\/strong>, President of ASE Offshore and member of the Wind Industry Hub (WIH)<\/strong> Program Council.<\/p>\n

According to the Chairman of the Team, Senator Kazimierz Kleina<\/strong>, coordination of work on these projects between the Ministries of Infrastructure and Climate, simplification of procedures in obtaining permits to conduct investments and preparation of 3 service ports in Ustka, Leba and W\u0142adys\u0142awowo can streamline the process of building offshore wind farms.<\/p>\n

Senator Kleina stressed that offshore wind energy is the largest project related to our country’s energy transition. He added that the project is advanced – investments in service ports and investments in the construction of transmission networks are underway.<\/p>\n

Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment Milosz Motyka<\/strong> reported on the schedule of work related to the implementation of offshore wind farms. He noted that from meetings with investors it appears that the level of obtaining 6 gigawatts from these farms by 2030 is not at risk, despite, supply chain problems caused by the war in Ukraine. He reported that the decision to support the construction of 1 wind farm has already been made, for four more will be made this year, and for the last two – in 2026. Operation of the first wind farm is expected in 2026. , another in 2027, two or three in 2028, two or three in 2029. – two or three and the last one is expected to be built in 2030. He also informed that a Port-Orlen installation port is to be launched, with further service ports in Leba, Ustka and Wladyslawowo. The minister also announced ambitious plans – to achieve 18 gigawatts from offshore wind farms by 2040.<\/p>\n