Ustka sets a new course for offshore wind education - strategic letter of intent signed with PGE Baltica

14 November 2025 marks a milestone moment for the Zespół Szkół Ogólnokształcących i Technicznych in Ustka, the Słupsk region, and Poland’s rapidly expanding offshore wind sector. During the popular science debate “Green wind”, representatives of PGE Baltica (PGE Group), the Słupsk County, and the school leadership officially signed a letter of intent paving the way for a new educational pathway dedicated to technicians of renewable energy systems.

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16 november 2025 | 22:08 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print

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Beginning 1 September 2026, the school plans to open a new technical programme that will develop highly skilled professionals for the offshore wind industry and the Polish energy transition.

Strategic commitment to offshore wind talent development

The letter of intent was signed by:

Paweł Lisowski, Starosta of Słupsk (Morski Powiat Słupski),
Bartosz Fedurek, president of PGE Baltica,
Katarzyna Ozimek, director of ZSOiT Ustka.

This agreement formalises the parties’ mutual intention to cooperate on building a long-term pipeline of specialists for the offshore wind sector—one of the most strategic and fastest-growing industries in Poland.

- This is a huge opportunity for the young people sitting in this room. A good future is right here, in our region. There is no need to search for it in big cities — Paweł Lisowski

- We want Ustka to become home to the best offshore-focused secondary school in Poland. This is our ambition, and this is the direction we are committed to pursuing — Bartosz Fedurek.

“Green wind” – popular science debate for the next generation

The signing ceremony took place as part of the “Green wind” event — a popular-science debate dedicated to renewable energy, sustainability, and career opportunities emerging from the new offshore wind curriculum.

The panel of experts included representatives of business, science and education:

Paweł Lisowski – Starosta Słupski
Bartosz Fedurek – president of PGE Baltica
Małgorzata Pęcak – HRBP expert, PGE Baltica
Wojciech Przybyło – investment process specialist, PGE Baltica Offshore Wind Department
dr Tomasz Wróblewski – academic, University of Pomerania
Katarzyna Ozimek – director, ZSOiT Ustka
Michał Jankowski – physics teacher, ZSOiT Ustka
Yaroslav Sinkevych – student, mechanical engineering technician
Patryk Kieliszek – student, hospitality technician
Miłosz Bieniek – student, Primary School in Zaleskie

A regional turning point

For the school, this collaboration marks the opening of a new chapter — one which positions Ustka as a future offshore talent hub. Supported by strong institutional partners, the region is aligning its educational offering with Poland’s strategic energy goals and the emerging needs of the offshore wind supply chain.

Ustka is not just joining the sector’s transformation — it is helping to shape it.

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