A few months ago, we completed construction of PFV Lawica in Poland for Poznań-Ławica Airport.
Last month we announced that the photovoltaic self-consumption plant, Lawica, with a capacity of 4 MW, had been commissioned after two months of construction. Its aim: to supply Poznań-Ławica Airport with 100% green energy. The plant covers 6 hectares, on which almost 7,000 modules were installed. More than 100 direct and indirect employees were required to complete this work. Now that it is operational, its annual output is expected to be 22,000 MWh, equivalent to the energy consumption of 1,372 Polish households. In addition, the plant will prevent the emission of more than 4,000 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere each year.
"I would like to announce that the 4 MWp plant, PFV Lawica, delivered by Enerland, has been officially completed and connected to the electricity grid. This is an unusual project, as it is located within the airport's operating zone. The energy generated through this investment will improve the efficiency of Poznan Airport and, in the future, will serve as a source for the production of green hydrogen for buses. I would like to thank the entire team that took part in the process. In particular, to K&P for laying the groundwork, to Marcin Marczydło for his leadership, Andrzej Jóźwiak for leading the project, and to Karolina Granda for the coordination. Great work!" Maciej Stypinski, Country Manager of Enerland Poland.
Enerland in Poland
In addition to PFV Lawica, Enerland Group has completed another park in the country, the photovoltaic plant Konary, commissioned in 2023. The plant, located in Konary in western Poland, has a capacity of 45 MWp and was the company's first project in Polish territory. At Enerland, we continue working to drive clean energy across Europe, where we already have an office and projects in Spain, Portugal, Italy and Poland.