At the end of November 2022, Dalasina launched its first photovoltaic farm with a capacity of 9,969MW in Margonin, Chodzieski county. The project in Margonin is one of the largest solar farms in this region, using approximately 22,500 NU-JD445 Sharp solar panels.
New solar projects include Mściszewo, Greater Poland Voivodeship 2x 1MW and Lubraniec, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship 2x2MW. The Mściszewo project has already reached the "ready to build" stage, and Dalasina is about to commence investment on the site in March 2023.
The Lubraniec project has recently been granted two building permits, and the construction phase is set to begin immediately after all other permits and approvals are obtained, with an estimated time of investment kick-off in the fourth quarter of 2023.
Dalasina acts as the final investor and owner of the project
Dalasina specialises in large-scale industry projects located in remote areas and acts as the final investor and owner of the projects. The company is well positioned to meet the challenges of utility-scale PV projects in Poland, building on its extensive experience of medium to large scale wind projects.
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Kamil Kasner, CEO of Windmatik: “Dalasina is committed to Sharp as its module supplier. We have a well-established cooperation, based on mutual trust which aims to promote Sharp, Dalasina and renewable energy in Poland. We appreciate Sharp’s more than 60 years of experience in the photovoltaic business, especially in technical details, and its extensive expertise in the area of free-field PV system projects.”
Promote the use of renewable energy in Poland
"We are delighted to expand our partnership with Dalasina and deliver our panels to these three photovoltaic projects in Poland," said Janusz Sobek, Sales Manager Central & Eastern Europe, Sharp Energy Solutions Europe. "Sharp is committed to providing high-quality solar modules and technical expertise to help drive the adoption of renewable energy in Poland. This strategic partnership allows Sharp to once again expand its capacities for delivering into large PV free-field systems in Poland."
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Both companies are committed to promoting the use of renewable energy in Poland, and their partnership is expected to contribute significantly to achieving the country's renewable energy targets. (hcn)
