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Home›Onshore Wind Farms›OX2: sells 24 MW wind farm in Poland to infrastructure investor Equitix

OX2: sells 24 MW wind farm in Poland to infrastructure investor Equitix

By Marquerite Oaks
June 21, 2023
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Tuesday October 26e, 07.30 CEST – Non-regulatory press release

OX2 sold an onshore wind farm with a capacity of 24 MW in the south-east of Poland at Equitix. Construction of the wind farm will begin this year with delivery scheduled for 2024.

The onshore wind farm, consisting of seven wind turbines, will be built in Kraśnik County, Lublin Province. OX2 has been developing the project since purchasing the rights to the project in 2020 and in November of the same year was awarded a 15-year CFD (contract for difference) in the Polish public auction for renewable energy. . OX2 will deliver the wind farm to Equitix once operational under a bespoke EPC contract. Construction will begin this year and the wind farm is expected to be delivered in 2024.

Once commissioned, OX2 will be responsible for the technical and commercial management of the project under a 15-year agreement, optimizing production and overseeing its operations safely.

Total production is estimated at around 79 GWh per year, corresponding to the annual electricity consumption of around 16,000 households (5,000 kWh / household), thus avoiding around 28,000 tonnes of CO.2 fossil fuel emissions per year. The Kraśnik wind farm will support Poland energy transition by increasing the country’s capacity for renewable energies and reducing dependence on electricity production from fossil fuels.

Paul Stormoen, CEO of OX2, said: “I am happy that we have made our first agreement with Equitix and to see the Kraśnik wind farm go under construction. OX2 has become a major player in the Polish renewable energy sector where we continue to increase our presence through a growing organization and portfolio of wind and solar projects. “

Hugh crossley, CEO of Equitix, said: “We are delighted to be able to add the Kraśnik onshore wind farm to our substantial portfolio of renewable energy assets. Equitix is ​​committed to making onshore wind a sustainable energy resource and this investment complements our diverse portfolio of renewable energy production investments that include hydroelectricity, offshore wind, biomass and energy. solar energy.”

Katarzyna Suchcicka, OX2 Country Manager in Poland, noted: “The Kraśnik wind farm is the fourth wind farm project in Poland that OX2 begins construction so far this year. By increasing the country’s renewable energy capacity, we are contributing to the energy transformation underway. This year alone, ten percent of electricity in Poland will be generated from onshore wind farms. “

Information on the wind farm project:

  • 7 Vestas V126-3.45 MW wind turbines with a peak height of 200 meters.
  • Average expected production of around 79 GW per year, equivalent to the electricity consumption of nearly 16,000 households.
  • Estimated year of commissioning: 2024.
  • General contractor: Electrum (foundations, roads, maneuver areas, MV network and internal optical fibers, transformer station, connection to the HV network, EON and ION authorizations).
  • Turbines: Vestas (delivery and assembly of turbines).
  • DLA Piper acted as legal advisor to OX2.
  • EY Corporate Finance acted as financial advisor to OX2.

For further questions, please contact:
Mikael stlund
OX2 Interim Head of Communications
+46 855 931 011
presse@ox2.com

On OX2 AB (published)
OX2 develops and markets wind and solar farms. OX2 has taken a leading position in large-scale onshore wind since 2004 and has developed and sold approximately 2.5 GW in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Poland for clients such as Allianz, Ardian and IKEA. Between 2014 and 2020, OX2 achieved more onshore wind energy by Europe than any other developer. By constantly increasing access to renewable energies, OX2 promotes the transition to a more sustainable future. OX2 has operations in Sweden, Finland, France, Italy, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania and Spain with its seat at Stockholm, Sweden. Sales in 2020 were 5,201 million Swedish kronor with an EBIT of 416 million Swedish kronor. The OX2 share is listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market. FNCA Sweden AB is a Certified OX2 Advisor. Telephone: +46 8-528 00 399, e-mail: info@fnca.se. For more information, please visit: http://www.ox2.com.

About Equitix
Equitix is ​​a leading long-term investor, developer and fund manager of basic infrastructure in the UK and Europe. Equitix has lifted £ 7 billion equities, including managed accounts, and is led by seven seasoned investment professionals with over 130 years of public sector experience. With over 300 core infrastructure projects acquired since the company was founded in 2007, Equitix has institutionalized its distinctive approach to infrastructure investing and has built a solid reputation as a leading developer, partner trust, operator and manager of trust funds.

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https://news.cision.com/ox2/r/ox2-sells-24-mw-wind-farm-in-poland-to-the-infrastructure-investor-equitix,c3439079

https://mb.cision.com/Main/1522/3439079/1485464.pdf

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