Baltic Power achieves first power
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Jul 10, 2026 · Last updated Jul 10, 2026
The milestone strengthens Northland Power's position as a leading offshore wind operator and validates its project execution capabilities. It also marks a significant step for Poland's energy transition, potentially attracting further investment in the country's renewable sector.
Northland Power Inc. announced that its Baltic Power offshore wind project, owned 49% by Northland and 51% by Orlen, has achieved first power, delivering the first electricity from offshore wind to Poland's national grid. The 1.1 GW project, located 23 km off the Polish coast, will consist of 76 Vestas turbines (15 MW each) and is expected to generate 4 TWh annually, powering over 1.5 million homes. Construction is 71% complete with 54 turbines installed; commercial operations are on track for H2 2026. The project is supported by a 25-year Contract for Difference from Poland's Energy Regulatory Office.
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