GoldenPeaks Capital acquires two battery storage projects in Poland totaling 216 MWh
GoldenPeaks Capital (GPC) has acquired two new battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Poland with a combined capacity of 54 MW / 216 MWh, continuing the company’s rapid expansion into energy storage across Central and Eastern Europe.
The projects, Baczyna (46 MW / 184 MWh) and Jelenia Góra (8 MW / 32 MWh), were acquired under a preliminary share purchase agreement that was finalized on June 6 following a six-week due diligence and contract negotiation period led by the Mercer acquisition team, headed by Damian Majkowski.
Both projects secured 17-year Capacity Market contracts in Poland’s 2024 auction. As four-hour systems, they achieved the maximum allowable capacity payment for BESS assets. GPC states that the “17-year capacity market payments from these projects represent the last heavily subsidised BESS payments in Poland, positioning GPC well for long-term project success.”
Adriano Agosti, founder and chairman of GPC said that both projects show the company’s commitment to BESS.
“This is a great example of a dedicated teamwork between Mercer, Spectris and GoldenPeaks Capital, combining their individual expertise,” Agosti said.
“It also shows GoldenPeaks Capital’s commitment to further strengthen BESS as a strategic pillar.”
The 46 MW / 184 MWh Baczyna project will connect to the high-voltage grid at 110 kV, while the 8 MW / 32 MWh Jelenia Góra project will connect to the medium-voltage network at 20 kV. The latest acquisition brings GPC’s total BESS portfolio in Poland to 124 MW.
In January this year, GPC announced a battery storage-focused strategy, targeting a 600 MWh portfolio expansion in 2025.