GOLDBECK SOLAR has successfully completed the construction of the Postomino solar park in the municipality of Nosalin, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland. The modern photovoltaic installation has a total capacity of 90 MWp and spans approximately 110 hectares. Once operational, it is expected to generate around 96 GWh of green electricity annually – enough to meet the energy needs of up to 32,000 households.
The solar park is part of an innovative cable pooling project that connects the new PV installation to the existing high-voltage infrastructure of a nearby wind farm. GOLDBECK SOLAR Polska was responsible for the entire implementation of the project – from planning and installation to grid connection.
The south-facing module structures ensure optimal sunlight exposure and maximum efficiency. The construction is now completed with MV/HV substation 30/110 kV and 8km high-voltage connection 110 kV cable route. Currently, final measurements, configurations, and preparations for commissioning are underway.
"With the Postomino solar park, we are sending a strong signal for a sustainable energy future in Poland," says Tobias Schüssler, COO of GOLDBECK SOLAR. "Combining solar and wind power through cable pooling demonstrates how synergies can be used efficiently to drive the energy transition forward. We are proud to have reached this milestone together with our Polish team."
Following the completion of the current phase, the commissioning and grid integration of the solar park will take place. With its expected annual energy output, the plant will reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 61,223 tons per year – a significant contribution to the energy transition and the achievement of climate goals.
The solar park is part of an innovative cable pooling project that connects the new PV installation to the existing high-voltage infrastructure of a nearby wind farm. GOLDBECK SOLAR Polska was responsible for the entire implementation of the project – from planning and installation to grid connection.
The south-facing module structures ensure optimal sunlight exposure and maximum efficiency. The construction is now completed with MV/HV substation 30/110 kV and 8km high-voltage connection 110 kV cable route. Currently, final measurements, configurations, and preparations for commissioning are underway.
"With the Postomino solar park, we are sending a strong signal for a sustainable energy future in Poland," says Tobias Schüssler, COO of GOLDBECK SOLAR. "Combining solar and wind power through cable pooling demonstrates how synergies can be used efficiently to drive the energy transition forward. We are proud to have reached this milestone together with our Polish team."
Following the completion of the current phase, the commissioning and grid integration of the solar park will take place. With its expected annual energy output, the plant will reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 61,223 tons per year – a significant contribution to the energy transition and the achievement of climate goals.
