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Who are Masdar & Taaleri Energia?

Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar, the UAE’s clean energy powerhouse, today announced the acquisition of eight hybrid renewable energy projects, along with Taaleri Energia, a Finnish-based renewable energy developer and fund manager, marking a significant expansion to both companies’ Polish renewable energy portfolios.

Why is Masdar launching a hybrid solar and wind project?

They represent a significant expansion in Masdar’s growing European portfolio. By developing hybrid PV solar and wind projects, Masdar is capitalizing on recent amendments to the Polish Energy Law, known as Cable Pooling, which allow for the linking of different renewable energy sources in a single grid connection.

How will Masdar help Poland achieve its energy policy?

Poland is seeking to increase installed wind capacity to 11GW by 2040 and solar PV to 10-16GW by the same year. Masdar’s investments in the country will support the nation in meeting the ambitious targets set out in the Energy Policy of Poland, which will have a significant impact on reducing carbon emissions in the country.

What is Masdar doing in Poland?

This landmark announcement builds on Masdar’s existing investments and commitments in Poland, including the Mlawa Wind Farm, located in Mazowieckie in the north of the country, and the Grajewo Wind Farm, located in Podlaskie, in the north-east. The projects were inaugurated in 2021 and have a combined installed operational capacity of 51.4MW.

What is Masdar's new deal with inwestycyjnych?

The acquisition, from Polish developer Domrel Biuro Uslug Inwestycyjnych, represents a significant expansion of Masdar’s portfolio in Europe, and in Poland in partucular, where the company has 51.4 MW of wind investments. The deal includes eight hybrid solar and wind projects that are expected to go live between 2026 and 2030.

How many solar and wind projects are coming to Poland?

The deal includes eight hybrid solar and wind projects that are expected to go live between 2026 and 2030. The projects will take advantage of recent changes to the Polish Energy Law, known as cable pooling, which allow the connection of different renewable energy sources at a single grid connection point.