Acquired in 2019, the Linowo and Rzepin wind parks were Qair’s first projects in Poland, opening the way for the company to become a key player in the country’s energy transition. Together, the farms have a capacity of 106 MW, producing around 260 GWh annually – the equivalent energy consumption of 130,000 households. Every year, Linowo and Rzepin contribute to a reduction in CO2 emissions of around 210,000 tonnes.
Key figures
57 MW
29 Wind turbines
2015
With a capacity of 58 MW, Rzepin is the largest of the two wind farms and was commissioned in 2012. It consists of 29 wind turbines in western Poland, close to the German border.
Energy from both sites is distributed to commercial customers under short- and long-term contracts.
The wind parks laid down the foundations for the growth of both Qair and renewable energy in Poland. Each site has its own service centre, staffed by Qair’s maintenance technicians. Since Rzepin and Linowo became part of Qair’s portfolio, the company has increased its local presence and today has a team of over 100 people in Poland.