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Windar Renovables is set to expand its manufacturing footprint in Europe by establishing a second wind turbine tower facility at CTPark Legnica, developed by CTP NV. The project is expected to generate up to 300 jobs and begin production in the fourth quarter of 2026. The development reflects continued investment in renewable energy infrastructure and strengthens Poland's role in the wind energy supply chain. The move also aligns with broader industry demand for localised manufacturing to support growing wind energy installations across Europe.
Windar Renovables is moving ahead with plans to build its second wind turbine tower manufacturing facility at CTPark Legnica, a logistics and industrial park developed by CTP NV. The project marks an expansion of the company's manufacturing presence in Europe, aimed at supporting the rising demand for wind energy infrastructure. Advertisement
The upcoming facility is expected to generate up to 300 new jobs, contributing to local employment and industrial activity in the region. Production at the plant is scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, indicating a relatively quick execution timeline for the development.
Windar Renovables, a global supplier of wind tower solutions, has been steadily expanding its footprint to cater to increasing renewable energy targets across Europe. The decision to establish another facility highlights the growing need for localised manufacturing capabilities, especially as countries push to reduce reliance on imports and strengthen domestic supply chains.
CTP NV, which develops and manages industrial and logistics parks across Europe, has been actively attracting manufacturing investments into its parks. CTPark Legnica, located in Poland, has emerged as a key hub due to its connectivity and access to skilled labour, making it suitable for large-scale industrial operations such as wind component manufacturing.
The project also reflects a broader trend where renewable energy companies are scaling up production capacity to meet the pace of wind farm installations. Europe's focus on clean energy transition, supported by policy measures and investment flows, continues to drive demand for components such as turbine towers.
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