Mostostal Warszawa from Poland is strengthening its activity on the RES market.
“We have a technology that will benefit the Polish renewable energy sector,” says Jorge Calabuig Ferre, the company’s Vice-President.
Mostostal Warszawa wants to offer investors developing offshore wind farm projects in Poland an innovative solution for the foundation of wind farms, integrated with the assembly and transport of turbines.
The proposal is based on concrete GBS (Gravity Based Structure) technology with the use of floating docks, which enables integrated transport of the complete set, i.e. the foundation with the turbine, from the installation port directly to the final destination at sea. The technology allows for the production of a complete installation onshore and, consequently, for a more efficient, faster, safer, more environmentally friendly construction of wind farms that can only be carried out using national potential.
Apart from the technological offer, Mostostal Warszawa’s plans include production of necessary structural elements. “Our offer is a comprehensive solution. Using the domestic potential we want to build a factory for foundations for wind turbines. However, in order to proceed to the investment phase, we need appropriate conditions to develop the domestic offshore potential using the offshore wind farm construction plans,” said Mostostal’s Vice-President.
