The construction of wind power plants serves the strategic goals of the country and the region, which include increasing the share of RES in the electric power industry. At the same time, there are so many stipulations/requirements that the project has to meet or depends on, starting with the wind conditions of the area and connectivity, through the distance from the development and, in a way, related to meeting acoustic standards, to minimizing the impact on the flora, fauna and biodiversity of the area.
Iberdrola’s teamwork with Ambiens is a brilliant example of the potential that lies in combining global traditions and incredible industry history with local specialization and knowledge of the domestic market.
We are looking forward to new joint direct tasks, although they are not the first, as our paths have already successfully crossed several times before – says Paulina Potyra-Kaczerowska, Ambiens COO.
The second phase of Polish offshore wind is entering an exciting stage. It is not only the start of permitting and strategic decisions of early development but also the partnering processes that are essential in this scale investments. Theoretically, there are 10 offshore greenfields in the transaction pool with a total capacity of about 9GW.
Ambiens is first and foremost a company of people. It is they who, with their knowledge and experience, try their best to advise our clients. One of these people is Dr. Bartłomiej Jerzak – an Environmental Consultant, who in his daily work uses the skills he gained, among others, during his PhD or his work at the Henryk Arctowski Polish Antarctic Station.
Scotland’s beautiful capital city of Edinburgh hosted the first international Marine Mammal Mitigation & Monitoring Conference on 07.09.2024, organized by the Marine Mammals Observer Association (MMOA) and the Institute of Marine Engineering Science (IMarEST), in which we as a company had the pleasure to participate, represented by Kinga Dobosz.
Important for large-scale future RES projects is the provision of financiers to enable the investment. Funds as well as capital banks that participate in project financing require several documents to ensure that the planned investment is prepared with the highest standards.
Since the launch of the Ambiens brand, the company’s competence has been based on people, their experiences but also their willingness to adapt and constantly learn. This is especially the case today, when the expanded Team with appetite, but also humility further wants to ambitiously meet the needs of the market and together with faith do things that are important and necessary.
Last week the wind industry in Poland had its annual celebration. It was a unique event, the Association celebrated its 25th anniversary, the event was held in a new venue, the first time after the change in parliamentary power. The record number of participants gave a great atmosphere, interesting panel discussions and endless backstage talks.
Activities aiming at the protection of the environment during development of wind farm project must meet the expectations not only of the reviewing and agreeing authorities, but also of the funds and banks involved. At Ambiens, we analyze the provisions of the environmental decisions (EDs) for wind projects in Poland and advise on how to effectively implement them and integrate with the requirements of financing institutions in the process of preparing the Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP) – a document that is an integral part of the agreement between developer and lenders https://ambiens.pl/blog/ambiens-for-baltic-power-financing-of-the-first-offshore-wind-farm-in-poland/
Monika Gąsior has worked at Ambiens as a GIS Analyst for more than 6 years.
Why so long?
I like stability, certainty, peace and quiet, and I find that in Ambiens, and at the same time I have the opportunity to develop here, there are constantly new challenges, we work on the most complex RES projects in Poland, so it is impossible to get bored.