Poland
Three of the wind farms will be located in France and one in Poland and will have a total installed capacity of 76MW
By 2030, the company aims to generate more than 65% of its energy from zero and low emission sources while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by half
They will have a total installed capacity of 102.5MW and generate enough electricity to power more than 60,000 households at peak times
The two countries, over the next 18 months, will work together on a report delivering a design for implementing Poland’s nuclear power programme as well as potential financing arrangements
The energy giant will collaborate with the chemical manufacturer Synthos
In 2017, the company decided to invest more than €1bn in the production capacity of EV batteries at its existing plant in the Dolnoślaskie region of Poland
The funding will support the construction of a factory to produce cathode materials for EVs
The 64.6MW Witnica solar park is due for completion by the end of 2020
With this addition, the wind manufacturing company has surpassed 1GW of onshore wind energy projects in the country
The country doesn’t yet have any offshore wind farms but officials have set out a plan to make it the largest operator of offshore wind in the Baltic Sea by 2050
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