July at Technica Nova Baltica
July was a dynamic and inspiring month for Technica Nova Baltica, marked by international industry events, valuable networking opportunities, and important milestones in the offshore wind sector. It was a time of strengthening relationships across markets, exchanging knowledge and perspectives, and celebrating significant progress on projects contributing to the energy transition in both Poland and Germany.
We are proud to have represented Technica Nova Baltica at Australia Wind Energy 2026 in Melbourne! ⚡
The event brought together thousands of professionals, companies and experts from across the onshore and offshore wind energy sector, creating a great space for knowledge exchange, networking and discussions about the future of renewable energy.
For us, it was a valuable opportunity to connect with international partners, explore new business opportunities and gain insights into the rapidly developing Australian wind energy market.
Our participation was part of the business trip organized under the “Pomorski Broker Eksportowy 2030” project, implemented within the European Funds for Pomerania 2021–2027 programme.
We are returning with new contacts, fresh perspectives and plenty of inspiration for future cooperation. 🌏✨
Two major offshore wind milestones
Two projects we’re proud to have been part of! 🌊
The first comes from Nordseecluster, where First Power has successfully been delivered to the German grid. As one of Germany’s largest offshore wind projects currently under construction, Nordseecluster will provide 1.6 GW of installed capacity across two phases and generate around 6.5 TWh of clean electricity every year once fully operational. It’s a milestone that reflects years of planning, engineering, and outstanding collaboration across the entire project team. ⚡
Another exciting achievement comes from Baltic Power, where the first offshore wind farm in Poland has now supplied its first electricity to the national grid. With more than 50 of the planned 76 turbines already installed, the project is well on its way to delivering 1.2 GW of renewable energy capacity and marks a historic step in Poland’s energy transition.
As a German-Polish company, we are proud to have contributed to both of these landmark projects. Seeing these developments move from years of preparation to delivering clean energy is a reminder of what strong partnerships, technical expertise, and collaboration can achieve.
Blue Baltic Community | Pitch, Meet & Grill!
We were delighted to represent Technica Nova Baltica and take part in an event bringing together people and companies connected with offshore wind, maritime and technologies for the marine industry. ⚓️
It was a great opportunity to exchange ideas, meet new people, strengthen existing relationships and have many inspiring conversations in a relaxed atmosphere.
A big thank you to STARTER for creating a space where the Baltic maritime community can connect, collaborate and grow together. We are also proud to have contributed to this event alongside CO-MADE Sp. z o.o. and Subsee. 🙌
July was a month of international engagement, valuable industry connections, and important milestones for Technica Nova Baltica. Our participation in Australia Wind Energy 2026, involvement in the Blue Baltic Community, and the progress achieved on the Nordseecluster and Baltic Power projects highlighted three areas that remain especially important to us: international cooperation, strong industry partnerships, and active contribution to the energy transition. 🌊
We would like to thank all the partners, industry representatives, and professionals we had the opportunity to meet and work with throughout July. Each of these experiences strengthens our position in the offshore wind sector, broadens our perspective, and supports our continued development across the Polish and international markets. 🚀
