PGE stock adds battery-storage contracts to transition plan

Published on 11/10/2026 at 18:03 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

PGE stock is gaining a new battery-storage project milestone as the utility expands renewable-energy flexibility. Four facilities will total 372 MWh.

PGE transition gains storage capacity

PGE Energia Odnawialna signed two contracts with Elektrotim for four battery-storage facilities.
The installations will support wind farms and improve the use of renewable power.
The projects add to PGE's broader storage pipeline, including large facilities planned for Zarnowiec and Gryfino.

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PGE Energia Odnawialna signed two contracts with Elektrotim on November 6 for four battery-storage facilities with a combined capacity of 372 MWh. The contracts are worth PLN 331.7 million net, according to WNP.

Storage expands renewable flexibility

The installations will be built alongside PGE wind farms and are intended to store surplus renewable generation for use when demand is higher. The largest unit will have 180 MWh, while the other facilities will range from 40 MWh to 96 MWh.

Elektrotim will supply the storage units and transformers and handle design, electrical, telecommunications and installation work. The contracts cover facilities at Lotnisko, Pelplin, Wojciechowo and Scieki.

Pipeline adds execution demands

The four projects form part of a broader storage program. PGE is also developing a large facility at Zarnowiec and has started construction of a utility-scale project at Gryfino. The company is pursuing a tender for 22 distributed installations that would work with renewable-energy assets.

PGE stock traded at 3.52 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 18:00 CET on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.