In 2025 PGE Baltica focused on moving from planning to real preparatory work in its offshore wind farm projects. This year has brought considerable progress on the project in particular Baltica 2 â in the area of connection infrastructure construction, port-service facilities and production of key components for both offshore and inland installations.
The beginning of last year began with a very important event. A final investment decision (FID) for the project was taken in January Baltica 2, implemented by PGE jointly with Ãrsted. This decision confirmed the project's willingness to implement and opened the door to the construction stage.
Work on connection infrastructure was also an important event that lasted practically throughout the year 2025. In the municipality of Choczewo, a terrestrial transformer station is created on the territory of almost 13 hectares, which will be used to extract power from offshore farms and transfer energy to the National Power System. Work began there in connection with the implementation of unexpanded HDD drills, which will allow to connect the sea and land part of the cable system Baltica 2. It is one of the most technically complex stages of the investment, carried out using modern technologies to minimise interference into the environment.
At the end of the year, key equipment was also delivered to the site of the land-based transformer station Baltica 2including power transformers. There's a switchboard facility in progress. There are already ready, among others, rail bridge gates, which allow to connect the station with KSE. Testing and commissioning of the land station was planned for the years 2026 and 2027, and the contractor of its start-up of the station â Polish company Enprom â was selected in December.