Respect Energy Holding’s floating wind farm project in Estonia

Respect Energy Holding announces its project for a floating offshore wind farm in Estonia. A major step towards clean, renewable energy production.

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Respect Energy Holding announces plans for a floating wind farm off the coast of Estonia. The project includes pilot deployment ofhydrogen and ammonia foundation technology on floating wind turbines. The planned investment, with a total capacity of up to 820 MW, will be established in the wind energy innovation zone off the coast of Estonia. The floating offshore wind farm is scheduled to be operational in 2032, producing 3.75 TWh of energy annually.

A commitment to renewable energy

After submitting the application, we begin a multi-stage process to build an innovative offshore farm off the coast of Estonia. Thanks to their unique technology, floating offshore wind turbines will represent the future of the offshore wind energy industry in the coming years.

Collaboration and partnerships

After announcing our plans to invest in the world’s largest offshore wind farm in Australia, Respect Energy Holding is delighted to present another major offshore project. We have already received preliminary connection conditions and signed cooperation agreements with Estonian partners, which will enable us to set up a local supply chain – stresses Sebastian Jabłoński, Chairman of the Board of Respect Energy Holding.

Respect Energy Holding to develop the floating offshore wind farm project, in collaboration with BaltiConnect. The latter is a professional offshore project development company. Respect Energy Holding has also signed cooperation agreements with: the Port of Tallinn – cooperation on the use of port infrastructure needed to support the production, assembly and operation of the farm; Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) – cooperation on research and development and educational programs, and LTH-Baas – a world-leading Estonian cruise ship building and offshore engineering company that will provide innovative solutions, including a floating wind hydrogen production platform.

Respect Energy Holding’s commitment

Respect Energy Holding is an international company based in Warsaw, with all-Polish capital, a leading position in the Polish market, a presence in most of Europe’s energy markets and ambitious expansion plans in over 30 countries. The company is one of the largest independent energy companies in Poland, being the first to offer its customers a 100% green energy mix, derived entirely from renewable sources such as solar, wind, hydro and biogas. The company implements renewable energy projects in 24 markets worldwide. In addition, more than 600 producers with whom we work supply energy. With its extensive operations, Respect Energy Holding covers the entire supply chain of the renewable energies market.

Why should it matter to you? The construction of this floating wind farm in Estonia represents a major step towards clean, renewable energy production. It demonstrates Respect Energy Holding’s commitment to a sustainable energy future and contributes to the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This project paves the way for new opportunities in the renewable energy sector.

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