Soon, electricity will flow from the Baltica 2 power plant. "Poland symbolically larger by 20 hectares"

On Friday, the T5 terminal was officially opened in the port of Gdańsk - the first infrastructure in Poland dedicated to the construction of offshore wind farms. Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized the symbolic dimension of this investment, saying that "Poland is symbolically larger by 20 hectares." The area that was previously underwater will now become a base for the development of green energy.

The T5 terminal is not only a new point on the map of the Polish energy industry, but also an impulse for domestic companies and technologies. As we say, more Poland, that means twenty hectares more Poland, more Polish companies, more Polish technology, more Polish independence. We also say more power. After all, we are talking about energy, electricity. Thanks to this terminal, we will build our energy potential much more efficiently, noted the Prime Minister.

Is Poland an energy power in the Baltic Sea?

The head of government did not hide his pride in Poland's growing role on the energy map of the region. According to him, Poland is becoming not only a port, but also an energy power in the Baltic Sea. The T5 terminal is expected to attract even more Polish companies as subcontractors in the construction and installation of offshore wind farms.

The construction of the terminal cost PLN 1.2 billion, of which over PLN 700 million came from the National Reconstruction Plan. This is an investment that will pay off not only in the form of clean energy, but also in new jobs and the development of Polish industry.

First electricity in 2027

The T5 terminal will be key to the implementation of the Baltica 2 project. Prime Minister Tusk announced that the first electricity will flow from it in the first half of 2027.