Postomino Solar Park
Postomino Solar Park in northern Poland is a great example of areas used to produce renewable energy can also support local nature. Wasps, beetles and butterflies live in the solar park along with several hundreds other species.

Solar park facts
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30
MWp
capacity
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30
GWh
expected annual output
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30
hectares
total project area
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16,000
Households
equal to electricity consumption
Impacting local fauna and biodiversity
Postomino Solar Park is located in the northern part of Poland. The solar park delivers more than green energy. It also offers a home to quite a few bugs and beetles. Increasing biodiversity and preserving micro habitats can have substantial impact on local fauna. We appreciate all the little neighbours contributing to support nature and biodiversity in the area.
How our Power Purchase Partner contributed to Postomino Solar Park
Faerch made this project a reality through the commitment of their power purchase.
This 10-year PPA provides us with a stable and cost-effective source of renewable energy, enabling us to meet our sustainability targets and support the transition to a more sustainable energy system in Poland
How we partnered to power the green transition
Home to hundreds of species
We undertook a post-construction nature inventory of Postomino to determine the site's true impact on wildlife. The inventory identified 225 species. Among them were multiple species of wasps, beetles, mushrooms, butterflies, arachnids, and amphibians. This includes several rare and protected species. The number of birds have increased as well as they feed from the variety of insects and appearance of seeds in the area.




How we can power the green transition together
Collaborate towards a renewable energy system
Learn more about our approach to collaborate with energy offtakers, investors, grid operators and key stakeholders to drive and deliver the necessary renewable energy capacity.
Find out what a PPA is all about
Our Power Purchase Agreements allow your business to pool your electricity needs with like-minded companies to offtake renewable energy from a solar park.