PSE bases its prediction on the applications and down payments it has already obtained from the energy sector. According to this information, the installation of a new capacity of about 32 GW is planned by 2030, of which 13.7 GW fall to wind energy. PSE Operator estimates, however, that only a part of this will actually be realized. Therefore, an additional capacity of 7,000 MW is expected in the wind sector. Together with the capacity of 1 GW that has already been installed in Poland, this would amount to 8 GW by 2030.
8 GW of wind power in Poland by 2030
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