Heavy Transport

EEW SPC Ships First Monopiles for Baltica 2

EEW SPC has loaded out the first monopiles for the Baltica 2 offshore wind project and will supply 77 monopile foundations from Rostock harbour in line with the project’s construction schedule.

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23, January 2026
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EEW SPC has loaded out the first monopiles for the offshore wind project Baltica 2, which is being developed by PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna and Ørsted.

In total, the company is responsible for 77 monopile foundations that it is fabricating and dispatching in line with the project’s schedule.

Handling these foundations through Rostock harbour gives EEW SPC a logistics benefit, as the non-tidal conditions there make it possible to plan precise load-out operations within clearly defined time slots.

According to the company, this setup reduces idle time for installation ships and helps ensure a steady handover from yard fabrication to offshore installation.

Baltica 2 is planned to reach up to 1.5 GW of capacity and, once in operation, is expected to supply renewable power for approximately 2.5 million homes.

EEW SPC said its work on the project is intended to support Poland’s shift to cleaner energy and contribute to broader clean-energy ambitions in Europe.

Tags: Baltica 2, EEW SPC, monopile foundations, offshore wind, Rostock harbour

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