A new production plant for towers and wind turbine foundations will be launched in the Port of Szczecin. The plant will be built by Spanish company Windar Renovables.

A production plant will be launched in the port of Szczecin in the first half of 2026, where towers and wind turbine foundations for offshore and onshore wind farms will be built. The manufactured elements will be transported using, among others, sea transport.

The lease agreement for port areas has just been signed by the Szczecin and Świnoujście Seaports Authority and the leader in the offshore industry, the Spanish company Windar Renovables, operating in Poland through its subsidiary Windar Polska sp. z o.o. Earlier in October last year, the contractors in this case signed a preliminary lease agreement.

The production plant will be built on an approximately seventeen-hectare property located in the area of the Dębicki Canal in the Szczecin port. Ultimately, it will employ a total of over 400 people. The value of the investment from the Spanish company will be approximately EUR 70 million.

After the installation terminal for servicing offshore wind farms in the port of Świnoujście, this is the next project in the Szczecin-Świnoujście port complex related to renewable energy sources.