Masdar, in collaboration with Taaleri Energia, has acquired eight hybrid renewable projects from Domrel Biuro Usług Inwestycyjnych, a prominent player in the Polish renewable energy market. The projects signify a substantial expansion in Masdar’s European portfolio. The projects, featuring PV and onshore wind technologies, will collectively generate over 1 GW, supplying approximately 223,000 households and offsetting 1.8 million tonnes of co2 annually.
Masdar and Taaleri Energia expand in Poland’s renewable market
This move from Masdar capitalizes on Cable Pooling, a new Polish Energy Law amendment enabling diverse renewables integration into a unified grid connection. Illustration from PRNewswire.
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