Overall, the Danish company reports a well-filled order pipeline in the field of renewable energies of almost 4 GW. With the commissioning of the Debnica solar park, the total capacity of European Energy's operating plants in Poland has increased from 131 MW to around 200 MW.
More than 50 GWh of solar energy
The plant in Debnica is expected to generate more than 50 GWh of electricity annually, covering the energy consumption of around 13,500 households. Olga Sypula, Country Manager for European Energy in Poland, explains: “We are very pleased to have put our largest solar project in Poland into operation to date. This milestone is the result of a huge effort from our entire Polish team and establishes us as a major player in the Polish renewable energy sector.”
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Polish bank finances two solar parks in one go
Financing for the Debnica solar park was secured in August 2024, with Polish bank mBank financing both the Debnica solar park and the Lobez solar park, also a European Energy project currently under construction, with 33.3 million euros. Poul Jacobsen, Head of Engineering, Procurement and Construction explains: “Debnica is our largest solar park in Poland to date, which we have now successfully connected to the grid, and we are excited about the good cooperation with local partners in the country.”
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Over two decades of experience
Founded in Denmark in 2004, European Energy has over two decades of experience in the renewable energy sector. Having started out as a company for the planning, operation and implementation of wind power plants, the company now offers practically the entire range of renewable energy technology, including photovoltaics, onshore and offshore wind power projects, grid-friendly storage and Power-to-X projects. The company is now active in more than 25 countries. European Energy has been active on the Polish market since 2007 and has offices in Warsaw and Gdynia.
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