Gdansk, 14 th of May 2025. – Minister Robert Kropiwnicki, together with representatives of the Industrial Development Agency S.A. – President Wojciech Balczun and Vice President Ilona Deręgowska, visited strategic entities of the Polish energy sector – Baltic Industrial Group Sp. z o.o. and Baltic Towers Sp. z o.o.
The visit was dedicated to discussing key projects in the area of offshore wind energy.
Baltic Industrial Group’s two-pillar strategy
At Baltic Industrial Group, CEO Adam Kowalski presented the company’s new strategy, focusing on two priority areas: offshore wind power and nuclear power. The company plans to be actively involved in the development of the domestic supply chain for both sectors, using its experience in large industrial projects.
The delegation was presented with GP Baltic’s recently delivered substations for the Baltic Power project – each weighing 1,300 tons and measuring 20x40x40 meters. This is an example of the company’s competence in advanced power solutions.
Prospects for development of the sector
The meeting discussed key challenges for the dynamic development of both sectors, including:
- The need to ensure stable regulatory conditions
- The export potential of Polish offshore components
- International cooperation in technology and logistics
- Development of specialized personnel for the offshore and nuclear power industries
The strategic importance of the Baltic Industrial Group and Baltic Towers investments for the implementation of Poland’s energy policy was emphasized. These projects not only strengthen the country’s energy security, but also position Poland as an important player in the European energy transition.
In the coming years, it will be crucial to create optimal conditions for the realization of ambitious investment plans in offshore wind and nuclear energy.
