Acciona energy poland sp. z o.o.

Member of ACCIONA Energía Group - world leader in the renewables in general and in wind energy in particular. The company has taken on the mission of demonstrating the technical and economic viability of a new energy model on the basis of criteria of sustainability, with a presence in all renewables, acting in the different phases of the value chain and investing in all major markets.
www.acciona.es

ac prim sp. z o.o.

cez polska sp. z o.o.

cjr polska sp. z o.o.

CJR Wind is the renewable energy branch of CJR Group, established in Portugal in 1970. CJR Wind was present in more than 30 wind farms built in Portugal, Dominican Republic, Spain and Poland, being today also present in Romania, Croatia and Jamaica. The works proposed by CJR Wind are economical studies and optimization of projects, like roads structure, profitability analysis and technical, economic sizing of ground networks, foundations for WTG, access roads and hard standing platforms, cables trenches, construction of substation and control building, landscape restoring, electrification of machinery, interconnection of transformers, Laying and connection of ground, power and remote command cables, set-up of substation and electro-mechanics, pre-commissioning and commissioning before providing services, security and protective systems for the wind farm and maintenance of all systems during operation. With partners, can be also provide transport of WTG to construction site and erection of WTG.
www.cjrwind.com

dong energy

One of the leading energy companies in Scandinavia having its head office in Denmark. Our business is to procure, produce, distribute, trade, and sell energy and related products in Northern Europe. Wind energy is a strategic business area for Dong Energy, and today we own and operate more than 1000 MW renewable capacity of which 725 MW is based on wind energy. In Poland we have a 30,6 MW project near the lake Ostrowo under construction as well as we have a number of other promising projects in the pipeline.
www.dongenergy.com

eolfi polska sp. z o.o.

Eolfi is a company from Veolia Environnement group, a world leader in environmental services with more than 150 years of tradition. The company specializes in development, implementation and operating of projects in the renewable energy area, particularly related to wind and sun power. Eolfi acts in European and American market, providing long-term solutions to acquire clean energy  for communities, industrial customers and business partners. Eolfi focuses on all the phases of projects, from early development, acquisition of financing and construction to operating. We are an fully independent operator of sun and wind parks in France, Greece and the United States.
www.eolfi.com

e.on energy projects gmbh

Information available soon.
www.eon-energyprojects.com

GDF zielona energia
sp. z o.o.

Subsidiary company of Electrabel Polska, created in order to develop projects of renewable energy production, mainly wind farms. Electrabel Polska is one of the biggest producers of renewable energy in Poland, generated from co-combustion of coal and biomass in power plant in Połaniec. Electrabel intensively increases its engagement in renewable energy in whole Europe, having at the end of 2006 4770 MW of installed capacity in renewable sources, including 418 MW in wind farms (another 276 MW under construction), 3894 MW in hydro and 458 MW of capacity from co-combustion of biomass (in Poland 160 MW). Renewable sources account for almost 16% of production capacity of Electrabel, producing in 2006 over 18 TWh of green energy.
http://www.gdfsuez-energia.pl/

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epa sp. z o.o.

Leading Polish wind projects developer.
www.epa.com.pl

ewe zielona energia sp. z o.o.

EWE zielona energia is a part of EWE AG, a German communal service company of nearly 80 years history, one of the leading European corporations operating within the green energy sector.
The mission of EWE zielona energia is to optimize the energetic safety of the supply areas by perfecting the processes of acquiring energy through state-of-the-art, proecological solutions.
The signpost in our project development is the vast experience of our parent company in the rational use of innovative technologies and its know-how in making the most of the powerful potential of wind, the sun and biomass.
Since January 2009 EWE zielona energia has been realizing its renewable energy projects in Poland, aiming at producing clean energy and providing it to the Polish energy consumers.
www.ewe.pl

grupa enertrag

One of the biggest German producer of electrical energy generated in renewable sources; focused on planning, building, maintaining and servicing of wind parks as well as biomass power plants. Active in Germany, France, Poland, Italy & UK. In Uckermark owner of 20 & 110 kV grid and trafo stations.
www.enertrag.com

gamesa energia polska sp. z o.o.

gamesa wind gmbh

Gamesa is a leading company in the development of wind power, as well as one of the main wind turbine manufacturers worldwide. The company, which has more than 8,800 MW installed throughout the world, carries out the design, manufacturing, sales, installation as well as operation and maintenance of its wind turbines. Its product portfolio comprises medium power turbines (Gamesa G5X-850 kW), as well as MultiMW turbines (Gamesa G8X-2.0 MW and a new platform under development: Gamesa G10X), whose main characteristics are an optimum adaptability to all types of sites and winds, as well as a maximum competitiveness in the cost of the energy produced. As a promoter of power plants Gamesa carries out the development, construction, operation and sale of wind farms.
www.gamesa.de

ge energy gmbh

iberdrola renewables Polska
sp. z o.o.

jeleniogórskie elektrownie wodne sp. z o.o.

lm wind power
poland sp. z o.o.

LM Glasfiber is the world’s leading independent supplier of blades for wind turbines and the only supplier that operates on a global basis. Achieving this strong position is the result of our constant focus on research, product development, quality and expansion of our global footprint.
LM Glasfiber operates in all the main wind energy markets with extensive production capacity in Asia, North America and Europe including a global network of R&D Centers of Excellence. This enables our customers to provide rapid, efficient delivery of wind turbines to projects anywhere in the world. One in three wind turbines currently in operation are fitted with LM Glasfiber blades.
Working in close collaboration with our customers, we design and supply rotor solutions for wind turbine projects all over the world. At the end of 2009 we have produced more than 130,000 blades corresponding to a capacity of more than 42 GW – saving the environment from more than 79 million tons of CO2 each year.
www.lmwindpower.com

nordex polska sp. z o.o.

Information available soon
www.nordex-online.com

polish energy partners s.a.

RP GLOBAL POLAND SP. Z O.O.

rwe renewables polska
sp. z o.o.

RWE Renewables Polska is developing, building and operating wind farms, generating electricity and delivering renewables obligation certificates. By investing in wind farms of 300 MW total power until 2015, RWE becomes one of the most important players on the Polish renewable energy market. RWE is among the five leading utilities in Europe. It specialises in generation, transmission, distribution and sales of electricity and gas. RWE employs 66 thousand people, supplies 14 million customers with electricity and 6 million with gas. RWE is the largest energy producer in Germany and number three in the UK. It is also present in Central Europe, operating not only in Poland, but also in Czech Republic, Slovak Republic and Hungary. The largest RWE owned companies in Poland are RWE Polska – responsible for supporting RWE’s development in Poland, selling energy to over 880 thousand customers, and RWE Stoen Operator company that operates the Warsaw electricity network. 
www.rwe.pl

sevivon sp. z o.o.

Sevivon company was established at the beginning of 2008 as a result of long-term cooperation of two companies, namely German company WKN Windkraft Nord AG with its headquarters in Husum (Germany) specializing in development of wind farm projects in Europe and USA, and experienced Polish engineering and consulting company AOS Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Koszalin.
The main business of Sevivon Sp. z o.o. is comprehensive preparation, design and supervision over construction of wind farms. Sevivon is working all over Poland with a focus on the northern part of the country. Sevivon Sp. z o.o. employs experienced workers and cooperates on the ongoing basis with a big group of designers, specialists, consultants and lawyers.
www.sevivon.pl

spaczyński, Szczepaniak
i wspólnicy Sp. k.

SSW Law Firm has provided legal and tax advice on a great number of wind energy projects in Poland. This advisory role is directly related to the support of clients in the development of wind farm projects as well as due diligence and acquisition or sale of wind farm projects ready to be executed. Such projects included the substantial ones exceeding 200MW and multi-national, covering territories outside Poland.
SSW services go beyond the usual legal advice. Upon the client’s request, SSW sets up a dedicated tax-efficient structure for wind farm projects (SPV or a number of entities), recruits staff and advises on the development of a business plan.SSW is an active participant of the wind energy market in Poland and supports various industry associations in their attempts to influence the regulatory environment in Poland. SSW lawyers held a number of lectures and presentations and organized workshops on issues related to wind energy issues.
www.ssw.pl

vattenfall

A company belonging to the Vattenfall AB Capital Group, considering growth is the fourth producer of energy in Europe. Vattenfall exploits 478 wind turbines in Denmark, Sweden and Finland, that annually produce about 870 GWh of energy. After having finished the Lillgrund wind farm with 48 turbines in Sund Strait (Öresund), share of Vattenfall in production of energy in Nordic countries will grow to 42%. In Poland, the Vattenfall Group is the owner of a wind farm in Zagórze having 15 turbines, 2 MW each.
www.vattenfall.pl

vestas wind system A/S

No. 1 in Modern Energy
Vestas installed its first wind turbine in 1979 and has since played an active role in the fast-moving wind power industry.
With a 20 per cent market share, Vestas is the world’s leading supplier of modern energy solutions. We have installed more than 38 000 wind turbines in 63 countries on five continents.
From being a pioneer in the industry with a staff of approximately 60 in 1987, Vestas is today a global, market-leading group with over 20,000 people employed.
Our core business includes development, manufacturing, sales, marketing and maintenance of wind power systems that use wind energy to produce electricity.
http://www.vestas.com/