The drilling is the next stage of the Baltica 2 project – the largest offshore wind farm in Poland, developed together by PGE and Ørsted. Using modern HDD technology, cable lines will connect the offshore and onshore sections while respecting the environment and landscape.

On July 31st, a symbolic steel cutting ceremony officially marked the beginning of production of components needed for the construction and subsequent safe operation of the Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm. The anode cages and mooring structures will be manufactured by the Baltic Industrial Group (part of the state-owned ARP Group) at its factories in Gdańsk and Gdynia.

Preparatory works are underway in the Baltic Sea that directly precede the construction of Baltica 2, a joint-venture by PGE and Ørsted. Boulder relocation on the seabed is a key stage in preparing the site for the installation of foundations and underwater infrastructure for the largest offshore wind farm in Poland.

Ocean Winds has signed reservation agreement with a joint-venture by PGE and Ørsted that will allow the use of the T5 terminal for the construction of the BC-Wind offshore wind farm from the Ocean Winds portfolio.

PGE Baltica - a PGE Group company with the largest portfolio of offshore wind energy projects in Poland - has signed a letter of intent with CRIST, its special purpose vehicle WIKE, and the Baltic Industrial Group to cooperate in the design and construction of installation and service vessels for offshore wind farms. This way, the signatories are taking steps to develop a local supply chain for the offshore wind industry in Poland.

Symbolicznym wbiciem łopaty oficjalnie rozpoczęły się prace budowlane przy bazie operacyjno-serwisowej w Ustce. Planowane oddanie do użytku nowoczesnych obiektów portowych to IV kwartał 2026 roku. Pierwszą morską farmą wiatrową obsługiwaną z Ustki będzie Baltica 2 – wspólny projekt PGE i Ørsted.

PGE and Ørsted have signed another contract for the production and supply of additional steel structures for the foundations (so-called secondary steel) of the Baltica 2 offshore wind farm. The production of the components will take place in Pomerania region of Poland.

PGE and Ørsted have signed an agreement for the production and delivery of another part of secondary steel structures for the foundations (so-called secondary steel) of the Baltica 2 offshore wind farm. The production of these elements will be carried out in Poland.

PGE Baltica has signed a contract for works related to surveying the bottom of the Baltic Sea in terms of unexploded ordnances and shallow gas for the Baltica 9 Offshore Wind Farm project. The survey will be carried out by the consortium of companies: Geo Ingenieurservice Polska Sp. z o.o. measurement and survey company from Gdynia and Baltic Diving Solutions Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Rumia as a fleet operator.

Representatives of PGE Baltica and Ørsted, including port specialists, were introduced to the progress of the terminal construction, which will be used to install the turbines of the Baltica 2 offshore wind farm. Representatives of Istrana, the company implementing the T5 project, and Baltic Hub, in the vicinity of which the new terminal is being built, spoke about the ongoing works and the role of QHSE standards during the construction of the project.