Nomad Electric will build 24 MWp PV plants for PAD RES

Under the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract signed by Nomad Electric with PAD RES, a premier Polish developer in the clean energy sector, we will build two utility-scale photovoltaic farms with a combined capacity of 24 MW.

Two 12 MW solar farms will be situated near Koszalin in Western Poland. These instalations are projected to generate a combined annual energy output of 24,480 GWh. Spanning approximately 29 hectares and connected to the Energa Operator S.A. network. Once operational, these farms will produce enough clean electricity to meet the annual energy needs of approximately 10,000 average-sized households, significantly contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions and promoting a cleaner environment.

– The construction of these photovoltaic farms in the Biesiekierz commune marks another crucial project for PAD RES, tangibly contributing to the growth of green energy in Poland, –  stated Wojciech Jasiński, Director of Construction at PAD RES.

– We are proud that through our investments, we are actively participating in the ongoing energy transformation, steadfastly maintaining our focus on low-emission energy sources. We have strong confidence that our collaboration with Nomad Electric will ensure the project’s execution adheres to the highest standards and is completed according to our mutually agreed upon schedule. – Izabela Mielniczuk, Director of International Business Development at Nomad Electric, commented, – We are delighted to be entrusted by PAD RES to undertake this EPC solar project. This contract recognizes Nomad Electric’s expertise and extensive experience in the renewable energy sector. Our highly qualified engineers are committed to ensuring the highest quality of execution, and our energization team is dedicated to the timely connection of the power plants to the grid. Construction is scheduled to commence in March and is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

Nomad Electric operates across multiple European Union countries and boasts a robust portfolio, including O&M contracts for PV installations exceeding 1.8 GWp and over 700 MWp in EPC projects.

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