Mostostal Warszawa completes photovoltaic power plant in Janikowo

Mostostal Warszawa has completed the design and construction of an 18.3 MW photovoltaic power plant in Janikowo, near Inowrocław. The net contract value amounted to PLN 28.79 million. The project is one of the first hybrid undertakings in Poland, combining a wind farm and a photovoltaic plant at a common grid connection point.

- The completion of this investment confirms that Mostostal Warszawa successfully delivers the most demanding projects in the field of renewable energy sources. We have the experience and a strong team, which enables us to take on new challenges supporting Poland’s energy transition - said Marcin Szymborski, Contract Group Director at Mostostal Warszawa.

Investment supporting the energy transition

The construction of the Janikowo power plant is a step towards the decarbonization of Poland’s energy system and the achievement of climate neutrality. Thanks to the application of cable pooling technology and single-axis trackers, the project ensures optimal use of infrastructure and maximizes renewable energy generation.

The scope of work carried out by Mostostal Warszawa included the comprehensive execution of construction, road, electrical, power, and telecommunication infrastructure, as well as the expansion of the Main Receiving Point. The power plant was equipped with 29,673 bifacial panels installed on 27 hectares, which track the sun’s movement to increase energy production efficiency.

Comprehensive expertise in renewable energy

Mostostal Warszawa is actively engaged in renewable energy projects. Our experience covers both large-scale investments, such as the hybrid power plant in Janikowo, and smaller projects—for example, a 150 kWp photovoltaic installation located on the roof of the company’s Equipment and Transport Base in Urzut.

The ability to implement projects on a turnkey basis confirms that we can effectively combine design, engineering, and construction expertise, providing our partners with solutions tailored to the needs and challenges of modern energy.

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