Energy group EDP has entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Energa, one of the largest players in the Polish energy market. The agreement covers a portfolio of four projects totalling 322 MW in capacity, located in the Wielkopolska region, and includes both operational and developing assets.
Major hybrid wind-solar contract
This contract, considered among the most significant ever signed in Poland, involves the annual supply of approximately 600 GWh (0.6 TWh) of renewable energy. It relies on a multi-technology approach combining wind and solar. Two new photovoltaic installations are scheduled to begin operation in 2026, near existing wind farms, resulting in two additional hybrid projects that optimise the use of available grid connection and capacity.
Integrating solar and wind technologies under a single agreement enables maximum energy production while leveraging existing infrastructure. This approach is designed to meet the growing demand for low-carbon electricity from Polish industrial and commercial consumers.
Leverage effect on EDP’s Polish portfolio
Already active in Poland with over 1.3 GW of renewable projects developed, EDP strengthens its position through this strategic agreement. The group holds an active portfolio across wind, solar and storage, and continues to invest in energy solutions for the Polish B2B market. This new contract represents a step forward in the group’s strategy to develop long-term partnerships across Europe.
EDP currently has more than 16 GW of renewable energy projects secured by long-term contracts with clients worldwide. The agreement with Energa adds to this portfolio, reflecting sustained activity in Central and Eastern European markets.
Price stability and outlook for Energa
Energa, through its subsidiary Energa Obrót, will use the agreement to strengthen the long-term price stability of its energy supplies. The company cited this as part of its performance and risk management strategy regarding wholesale market volatility.
“The contract signed with EDP is a major step in our sustainable development strategy. It ensures price stability and aligns with our commitment to modern technologies,” said Leszek Mrazek, President of Energa Obrót.
