Dialogue with stakeholders

Summer is a time for community gatherings, celebrations and shared experiences. In 2026, Polenergia once again joined local events that bring communities together. From May to September, we took part in family picnics, harvest festivals, local celebrations and other community events, creating opportunities for residents to enjoy time together, exchange experiences and learn more about nature and climate protection.

From March to August 2026, Polenergia ran the third edition of the MAMY MOC! (WE HAVE THE POWER!) employee volunteering grant programme.

Before infrastructure can be built, something just as important must be established—trust and good collaboration. That’s exactly what we discussed during the debate “Good Ideas Are Born Through Collaboration” in Wysoka.

With the end of the 2025/2026 school year, the fourth edition of Polenergia’s climate education programme Play Green with Us!^® also came to a close. This year’s edition engaged more than 80 educational institutions and over 16,000 students. Throughout the school year, schools and kindergartens delivered more than 2,600 hours of lessons dedicated to ecology, environmental protection, and sustainable development.

For the fourth year in a row, Polenergia employees have shown that staying active can go hand in hand with making a difference. From the beginning of April until the end of June, participants competed and motivated one another as part of the POWER UP! sports challenge. Once again, Polenergia converted their kilometres, steps and time spent being physically active into meaningful support for the CukierAsy Association, donating PLN 30,000.

More than 150 submissions, dozens of engaged families, and meaningful conversations based on facts about renewable energy sources—this is what the first edition of the Family Academy of Renewable Energy Facts competition looked like. The initiative was organised by Polenergia as part of its educational programme Play Green with Us!®, in partnership with the Ogarnij Inżynierię Foundation and MATERIALITY. The awards ceremony took place on 16 June at the Żuromin Cultural Centre.

Life and health are fundamental values that the Polenergia Group places at the highest priority. As an active and responsible neighbor, Polenergia identifies the needs of local communities in this area and provides financial support for initiatives addressing those needs.

A new publication entitled Education for Sustainable Development: Offshore Wind Energy has been released. It is the result of the work of participants of postgraduate studies bearing the same title, delivered at the University of Gdańsk by the Centre for Sustainable Development.

At Polenergia, we believe that diversity and equal opportunities are the foundation for building stronger communities as well as more innovative and engaged teams. As a socially responsible organization, in 2025 we implemented a series of initiatives aimed at promoting equal opportunities in local communities and supporting diversity among our employees.

Environmental protection is a cornerstone of maintaining ecosystem balance and biodiversity. In 2025, the Polenergia Group consistently implemented initiatives aimed at exerting a positive impact on the natural environment while mitigating the adverse effects of its operations.

In 2025, Polenergia implemented a number of educational projects aimed not only at knowledge transfer but also at shaping pro-environmental attitudes. Environmental and climate education plays an important role in building social responsibility and therefore constitutes one of the key priorities of the Polenergia Group.

At Polenergia Group, the safety of employees and all individuals involved in project implementation remains a key priority. The company’s activities consistently focus on minimizing risks and strengthening emergency response systems.

For many years, Polenergia has been actively engaged in initiatives that provide tangible support to local communities, strengthen social cohesion, and foster a culture of cooperation. These activities are carried out under the Social Engagement Policy of the Polenergia Group in all locations where the Group develops or operates its projects. We support, among others, educational, environmental, and cultural initiatives. This year, once again, we had the pleasure of supporting the organization of numerous Christmas events in municipalities where we develop or operate our projects.

Polenergia has for years been engaged in projects that genuinely support local communities, strengthen social bonds, and build a culture of cooperation.

In November, the final of the 3rd Inter-School Eco-Logical OZE Omnibus took place — a competition organized for primary school students from the Town and Municipality of Pelplin. Once again, Polenergia was a partner of the event, supporting educational initiatives related to renewable energy sources and environmental protection.

From May to August, Polenergia actively participated in key events for local communities, such as municipal harvest festivals, traditional “Dożynki” celebrations, and family picnics. These gatherings provided opportunities for collective celebration, exchange of experiences, learning, and community integration.

Polenergia has published its second sustainability report prepared in accordance with the CSRD directive, the EU regulation establishing ESG reporting standards. While this requirement will formally apply to the company starting next year or even 2028 if new EU regulations are implemented, Polenergia is already in compliance. The company’s 2024 report has been positively assessed by an independent auditor.

Actions for environmental and climate education have a significant impact on shaping responsible attitudes in society.

The year 2024 was an important period for offshore wind energy in Poland, including the projects developed by Equinor and Polenergia. The Companies obtained a set of permits for the Bałtyk 2 and 3 projects, both of which will enter the construction phase this year, and prepared the Bałtyk 1 project, the largest planned offshore wind farm in the Polish Baltic, for the auction in 2025.

On September 7th and 8th, the Harvest Festival of the Redzikowo Commune and the Słupsk County took place in Swołowo. The stand of Equinor and Polenergia was widely popular among the region’s residents. The companies once again had the opportunity to introduce the local community to offshore wind energy.

Hundreds of Łeba residents and tourists from all over Poland visited the stand of Polenergia and Equinor during the Łeba Festival. Visitors could learn more about offshore wind energy and take advantage of numerous attractions prepared by investors of offshore wind farms Bałtyk. Together with the residents, representatives of the companies marched through the streets of the city in the march of the Duchy of Łeba.

Polenergia has its little knight Suleszek in Sulechów. This is the fourth knight created in this city. This figurine helps build local identity and mobilizes the local community to learn about legends and history.

“Baltic Sea. Sea of Green Energy” is the first exhibition in Poland dedicated to offshore wind energy. The exhibition was created at the Maritime Culture Center of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk. Behind the realization of the new tourist attraction located in the very center of the Old Town are Equinor and Polenergia – energy companies that are jointly developing three wind farms in the Baltic Sea with a total capacity of up to 3,000 MW.

The construction of the operation and maintenance base for the Bałtyk II and Bałtyk III offshore wind farms will begin in Łeba later this year, employing around 100 specialists. Employment prospects and work on the construction of the base and offshore wind farms were discussed by representatives of investors at a meeting with the residents of Łeba and the surrounding area on March 19th.

The ability to respond appropriately to emergencies is one of the most important elements for the safe operation of offshore wind farms. Equinor and Polenergia organized another edition of the workshops for representatives of the public sector, government administration, and local government.

Construction permits for the Baltic II and Baltic III offshore wind farms, and further preparing the Baltic I farm project for auction are the most important milestones Equinor and Polenergia expect in 2024. The last 12 months have brought the implementation of the Baltic projects much closer. Three wind farms with a total capacity of 3 GW will supply more than 4 million households with renewable energy.

The pace of energy transformation in Poland and the impact of investments in offshore wind farms on it were the main topics of the meeting with the inhabitants of the Słupsk Commune. Its participants also asked about the Baltic II and Baltic III projects, including the route of the cable connecting the sea and land parts of offshore farms. It was another information meeting organized by Equinor and Polenergia as part of consultations and dialogue with the local community.

The “Baltic Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre” has started its operations in Łeba. It is the first year-round information and educational point on offshore wind energy in Poland. One of its most important tasks is to spread knowledge about joint projects implemented in the Baltic Sea by Equinor and Polenergia. The opening ceremony was attended by representatives of the Polish Parliament, provincial and local authorities and activists of local organizations.

The presence of Equinor and Polenergia in municipalities where offshore wind farm projects will be implemented is expected to last for years. “That’s why we try to be with the local community as often and as closely as possible. Our stand at the Harvest Festival of the Słupsk Commune was visited by hundreds of residents – say representatives of the companies. Equinor and Polenergia are already permanent guests in the life of the community of the Słupsk region.

The ability to respond appropriately in emergency situations during the construction and operation of offshore wind farms is the basis for their safe operation.  At the invitation of Equinor and Polenergia, representatives of the public sector, government and local authorities took part in an innovative workshop simulating accidents at sea.

Residents of Ustka asked about the benefits for Pomerania, completed surveys of the seabed, environmental protection measures and educational opportunities in the growing offshore wind industry during a meeting with representatives of Equinor and Polenergia.  This was another meeting as part of the dialogue conducted by the companies with the local community.

Polish companies are an extremely important link in our supply chain. We want there to be as many such cells as possible,” say representatives of Equinor and Polenergia. Investors, who jointly implement offshore wind farm projects in the Baltic Sea, organized the second edition of the Supplier’s Day for domestic entrepreneurs. The event, which took place on World Wind Day in Łódź, was attended by about 200 representatives of Polish companies.

By 2030, wind farms with a capacity of nearly 6 GW are to be built in the Baltic Sea. In the next 10 years, this capacity will increase to 11 GW. Among the planned investments are three projects carried out jointly by Poland Polenergia and Norway Equinor: MFW Bałtyk I, MFW Bałtyk II and MFW Bałtyk III. The total capacity of these three projects is 3 GW, which will allow to supply up to 4 million Polish households with renewable and clean energy per year.

Polenergia and Equinor together with Łeba celebrated the 665th anniversary of granting city rights. Residents and tourists could visit our stand and ask questions about offshore wind farms. One of many attractions was the opportunity to prepare a delicious cocktail in a blender powered by an ecological energy generator – a special bike.

Cooperation with such entities helps the Group implement and promote attitudes of social responsibility.

In 2021, Polenergia took an active role in the development of the world’s second Sectoral Agreement between representatives of the government, investors, entrepreneurs interested in creating a local supply chain, scientific and research units and other industry players. The signing ceremony was hosted by the Ministry of Climate and Environment.

Polenergia executes projects in the Polish zone of the Baltic Sea and it is committed to the development of local resources at each stage of the work. It employed Polish contractors for analyses, expert opinions, environment studies and documentation created for the purpose of first location and environmental decisions.

In 2014-2016, Polenergia Group carried out the first in Poland comprehensive stakeholder dialog campaign associated with the development of offshore wind farm projects.