PORR has been commissioned by Windar Renovables S.A., a global leader in wind turbine tower production, to construct a cutting-edge factory in Ostrów Grabowski, Szczecin. The facility will manufacture towers, masts, and foundations for next-generation wind turbines, marking a significant step forward for Poland’s offshore wind energy industry. The project, spanning an 18-month timeline, is a testament to the growing focus on renewable energy infrastructure in Europe. The new factory will be built on a 17-hectare site within the port of Szczecin. Central to the project is the main production building, which will span over 47,000 square meters and include four production lines dedicated to wind turbine towers. The complex will also house a warehouse for raw materials, a smaller annex for assembling interior components, and extensive outdoor storage areas. Supporting infrastructure includes access roads and parking facilities for 100 vehicles. “The need for alternative energy sources in Europe is immense and continues to grow,” said PORR CEO Karl-Heinz Strauss. “The construction of this state-of-the-art facility reflects our commitment to supporting sustainable energy solutions.” This construction aligns with Poland’s strategic push to expand its offshore wind energy capacity. The factory will play a crucial role in supplying components for offshore wind farms, a cornerstone of the country’s renewable energy agenda. In addition to the Szczecin facility, PORR is constructing Poland’s first offshore wind installation terminal in Świnoujście. This pioneering hydro-technical facility will serve wind farms in the Baltic Sea and is slated to open in 2025, making it one of Europe’s most advanced terminals. The development of these projects underscores Poland’s commitment to renewable energy and the EU’s broader sustainability goals. By investing in state-of-the-art infrastructure and tapping into offshore wind potential, Poland is positioning itself as a key player in Europe’s transition to cleaner energy.