Eurowind Energy signs 10-year PPA with Rockwool

Eurowind Energy's 10-year hybrid corporate power purchase agreement (cPPA) with Rockwool represents a significant commitment to renewable energy adoption in Poland. The agreement, set to commence in mid-2028, will supply approximately 70 GWh of renewable electricity annually from the Mirosławiec wind farm and the Marulewy solar plant. This deal directly supports Rockwool's decarbonization goals and contributes to the expansion of renewable energy capacity within the Polish market. The hybrid nature of the PPA, combining wind and solar generation, provides a more stable and diversified renewable energy supply for Rockwool. This cPPA is notable for its long-term duration and the involvement of a major player like Rockwool, signaling a growing trend of corporations actively pursuing renewable energy solutions to meet sustainability targets. The deal underscores the increasing attractiveness of Poland as a destination for renewable energy investment and development. Furthermore, the hybrid structure of the PPA demonstrates a sophisticated approach to managing intermittency challenges associated with renewable energy sources. This deal is a positive signal for the continued growth of the renewable energy sector in Poland and the broader European market.