Polenergia in mWIG40. Polish offshore energy sets sail

Polish renewable energy is gaining momentum, and one of its frontrunners is Polenergia SA – the largest private energy group in the country. The company, implementing ambitious offshore wind farm projects, is entering a new stage in its presence on the capital market. After the session on March 21, 2025, Polenergia will join the prestigious mWIG40 index, which brings together the 60 most important companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

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07 march 2025 | 14:54 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print

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This is both a symbolic and tangible proof that Polish offshore energy is no longer a niche sector but is becoming one of the pillars of the national economy. Polenergia's move from the sWIG80 index to mWIG40 is the result of consistent development, dynamically growing company value, and increasing investor trust.

Baltic – power of wind, power of economy

One of the key projects driving Polenergia's success is the construction of the Bałtyk offshore wind farms in cooperation with Norwegian Equinor. The scale of this investment makes it one of the most important energy ventures in the Baltic Sea and one of the largest projects in the entire Central and Eastern Europe region. These projects demonstrate the vast potential hidden in Polish waters and the critical role our country can play in the energy transition.

Investments in offshore wind energy mean not only clean power but also a development boost for Polish ports, shipyards, and logistics services related to turbine component assembly. Each megawatt of capacity installed at sea translates into dozens of jobs, contracts for Polish companies, and a chance for a technological leap for the entire sector.

Offshore energy – the future of Polish industry

Polenergia's promotion to the mWIG40 index shows that the market appreciates companies investing in the future and sustainable development. It also sends a clear signal to the entire maritime industry that offshore wind investments can be one of the driving forces of the economy – both locally and nationally.

With each passing month, the Polish maritime economy becomes more modern and innovative. Projects like Bałtyk offer a chance to rebuild national competencies in offshore structure construction, develop service ports, and create new supply chains. This presents a huge opportunity for Polish companies, which can become suppliers for the entire European offshore industry.

Polenergia shows it can be done

Polenergia's example proves that the Polish maritime economy has a bright future – as long as it focuses on innovation, international cooperation, and long-term strategies. Joining the mWIG40 index is not just the success of one company but a signal that the offshore wind energy sector in Poland is gaining momentum and entering the league of key players in the capital market.

The sea has been a driving force of the Polish economy for centuries. Today, thanks to companies like Polenergia, it is once again becoming a symbol of modernity, energy independence, and a green future.

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