In a significant step toward sustainable energy adoption, R.Power has signed a long-term power purchase agreement - PPA - with leading telecommunications provider Play. Under this agreement, Play will receive approximately 240 GWh of clean solar energy from R.Power’s photovoltaic farms located in the Greater Poland region. These solar farms, with a combined capacity of 18 MWp, will generate green electricity to support Play’s operations. The agreement is set to run from 2026 to 2037.
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Major step towards decarbonization
This collaboration represents a major milestone in Poland’s decarbonization efforts, contributing to the country’s growing share of renewable energy sources also in the communication sector. By switching to clean solar power, Play is not only reducing its reliance on fossil fuels but also taking a proactive role in the global fight against climate change.
The perspective of the plant operator
"Our partnership with Play is a great example of how the private sector can actively participate in the energy transition. Through this PPA, we not only ensure stable green energy supplies for a key player in the telecommunications market but also support the development of large-scale photovoltaics in Poland," said Rafał Hajduk, Chief Commercial Officer at R.Power.
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The view of the telecommunications expert
For Play, this agreement aligns with its long-term climate and sustainability strategy. Beata Zborowska, Management Board Member and Chief Financial Officer of Play Group, highlighted the company’s dedication to environmental responsibility: “Investing in clean energy is a key pillar of our sustainability commitments. Partnering with R.Power allows us to significantly reduce our organization’s carbon footprint while ensuring that we operate in a more environmentally responsible way. This agreement also demonstrates that the telecommunications sector can take an active role in supporting climate-friendly initiatives.”
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R.Power is an independent solar energy producer in Poland, expanding its operations in Romania, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Germany. The company’s activities cover the entire solar energy value chain, including photovoltaic power plant development, Engineering procurement & construction, plant operations and maintenance, as well as renewable energy production with a portfolio of over 26 gigawatt-peak in photovoltaic as well as a commitment to electricity storage.[mg]
