
Deutsche Windtechnik provides complete service for WTGs
Poland is one of the latest European countries to invest in renewable energy. Its first commercial wind farms were built in the early 2000s. Since then, its installed capacity has steadily grown to almost 1 GW. In 2015, the accumulation of green certificates and unfavourable legislative changes hit the country's wind industry hard.
By establishing the Polish business unit in 2013, which was a year of growth for wind energy, Deutsche Windtechnik positioned itself as the first provider to offer a high-quality, cost-effective, flexible alternative to service by the manufacturer in Poland. Close cooperation with customers regarding the exchange of information, experience and new service solutions resulted in contracts with international investors.
After a phase of stagnation, the country is now once again turning to renewable energy. The wind industry is expected to become a driving force for change, and offshore wind will play a leading role in this.
Deutsche Windtechnik has extensive experience both on land and at sea, and its expertise is combined with a unique ability to adapt to changing requirements. This enables the company to deliver solutions that fulfil real-world expectations.
Wojciech Luzniak
Country Manager Deutsche Windtechnik Sp. z o. o. (Poland)
Phone:+ 48 505 975 567
Deutsche Windtechnik Sp. z o. o.
ul. Głogowska 31-33
60-702 Poznań
Phone: + 48 9181 37000
Fax: + 48 9181 37002
The polish subsidiary of Deutsche Windtechnik has been awarded the management certifications ISO 9001:2015 (Quality), ISO 14001:2015 (Environment) and ISO 45001:2018 (Occupational Health and Safety). The certifications are valid with immediate effect.
The Polish subsidiary of Deutsche Windtechnik has signed a 15-year contract to provide full-services to the Ścieki wind farm. The Scieki wind farm is owned by Green Investment Group (GIG). The Ścieki wind farm is located in central Poland and home to eleven Vestas V90 wind turbines.
ENGIE, as a leader in the energy transition, and the independent service provider Deutsche Windtechnik have expanded their Europe-wide cooperation for the maintenance of wind turbines in recent months, signing several new service contracts for wind turbines since the end of 2019.