ORLEN Neptun awards FEED deals for 900MW Baltic East offshore wind farm

The award of Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) contracts by ORLEN Neptun for the 900MW Baltic East offshore wind farm represents a critical de-risking milestone for the Polish project. This development stage agreement with a consortium comprising Projmors ASE Group, Ramboll Polska, and Enprom positions the project for future investment decisions by securing detailed technical specifications. ORLEN Neptun, a subsidiary of multi-energy group ORLEN S.A., benefits directly from specialized engineering expertise essential for advancing this significant renewable energy asset in Poland. The commercial logic centers on translating initial concepts into actionable designs, a prerequisite for securing financing and commencing construction for the 900MW facility. While the deal value remains undisclosed, securing these FEED services is fundamental to defining project scope, cost estimates, and technical viability for the Baltic East offshore wind farm. The consortium members bring distinct and complementary capabilities to the 900MW Baltic East project. Zagreb-based Projmors ASE Group, founded in 1952, leverages its extensive experience in maritime and port infrastructure, directly applicable to the offshore elements of the wind farm. Ramboll Polska, established in 1992 as the Polish arm of the global Ramboll Group, provides local market insight and broad engineering services across transport and buildings, supporting onshore grid connections and logistics. Madrid-based Enprom, with over 15 years of experience and a team of more than 100 professionals, specializes in the electrical sector, which is crucial for the power transmission infrastructure of the 900MW facility. For ORLEN Neptun, established in 2018 and focused on offshore wind, this agreement with established engineering firms advances its core mission to develop and operate wind farms in Poland. This collaboration demonstrates the specialized, multi-disciplinary expertise required for large-scale offshore wind development in Poland.