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Offshore Wind Farms to Fill the Gap Left by Coal if They Are Built on Time

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Offshore Wind Farms to Fill the Gap Left by Coal if They Are Built on Time
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The emerging Polish offshore wind energy sector will play a key role in the electrical power system in a few years, as old coal power plants are phased out. To avoid delays, a series of actions will need to be taken at the level of government administration, experts from the Energy Forum indicate.

Between 2025 and 2030, coal-fired power plants with a total capacity of up to 9 gigawatts will cease to operate.

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