Windar Renovables is set to expand its operations in Poland by constructing a new onshore wind turbine tower manufacturing facility at CTPark Legnica in the Lower Silesia region.
The company has secured nearly 29,000m² of industrial and warehouse space, along with an outdoor storage yard measuring almost 41,000m².
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Production at the new facility is expected to commence in the fourth quarter of 2026. It will have the capacity to produce up to 200 wind turbine towers per year, supplying equipment mainly to Poland and Germany.
This output represents more than 1,000MW of wind power infrastructure for the region.
The plant will feature four production halls, a warehouse for raw materials, an external storage area and an office section.
The production process will allow for the manufacture of tower sections up to 40m long, weighing as much as 80t and featuring diameters of up to 6.5m.
Windar Polska CEO Pelayo Berjano said: “Poland is clearly a key logistics hub for supplying wind turbine components across the central European market and a cornerstone of Windar’s growth road map.
“Against a challenging global backdrop, expanding manufacturing capacity within Europe remains a priority for our company. We welcome our collaboration with CTPark Legnica in delivering this new facility.”
The development will create up to 300 jobs and involve regional suppliers.
CTPark Legnica forms part of the Legnica Special Economic Zone, which supports business investment in south-western Poland.
CTP Poland construction head Krzysztof Moryson said: “The project for Windar Onshore aligns with CTP’s strategy of developing advanced industrial ecosystems that go beyond the scope of standard warehouse facilities.
“The Legnica development requires the delivery of a highly complex building, featuring uniquely specified production halls and extensive storage infrastructure. The project is built on two pillars – the park’s strategic location, which facilitates expansion toward the German market, and mutual trust.”
