Baltic Power Offshore Wind Farm O&M Contract - følg statusen

Langsiktig drift- og vedlikeholdskontrakt

Omexom has secured a long-term operations and maintenance contract for the substation infrastructure of Baltic Power, Poland’s first offshore wind farm. The project is a joint venture between Polish energy company Orlen and Northland Power from Canada, aiming to supply renewable electricity from the Baltic Sea to the Polish market.

1,2 GW fornybar kraftproduksjon

The Baltic Power wind farm is planned to generate approximately 1.2 GW of power, producing around 4 TWh of renewable energy annually. This output is sufficient to supply electricity to over 1.5 million households, marking a substantial development in Poland’s offshore wind sector and supporting the country’s energy transition by increasing local value generation.

Vedlikehold av høyspentinfrastruktur

Omexom's contract covers crucial maintenance and operational services for the "above-water" infrastructure of the project, including both offshore and onshore substations. Responsibilities span inspection, upkeep, and operation of high-voltage equipment, transformers, switchgear, and safety and fire protection systems. These services will be delivered by Omexom Offshore in Germany, combining strong local presence with international offshore expertise.

45 turbiner klare for testing

The offshore installation of the wind farm is at an advanced stage, with over 45 of the planned 76 turbines (each 15 MW) being prepared for testing and commissioning. The full installation campaign is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026. Once operational, the farm’s service base located in Łeba will function as the home port and maintenance hub for approximately 30 years.