Windar Renovables Expands Polish Manufacturing with Second Wind Turbine Tower Plant
Event summary
- Windar Renovables will build its second wind turbine tower manufacturing facility at CTPark Legnica, Poland, leasing 29,000 sqm of industrial space and 41,000 sqm of outdoor storage.
- The plant, expected to begin production in Q4 2026, will produce up to 200 towers annually, generating over 1,000 MW of clean energy.
- The facility will create up to 300 jobs and serve Polish and German markets, responding to growing demand for wind energy infrastructure.
- CTPark Legnica, CTP’s first park in Poland’s Lower Silesia region, will comprise five buildings totaling 152,000 sqm of leasable area.
The big picture
This expansion underscores the strategic importance of Poland as a logistics hub for wind energy infrastructure in Central Europe. CTP’s role in providing tailored industrial real estate supports Windar Renovables’ goal of expanding manufacturing capacity within Europe amid global supply chain challenges. The deal also highlights the growing collaboration between industrial real estate developers and renewable energy companies to meet sustainability targets.
What we're watching
- Execution Risk
- Whether Windar Renovables can meet its Q4 2026 production start date and scale up to full capacity.
- Market Demand
- The pace at which demand for wind turbine towers grows in Poland and Germany.
- Regional Impact
- How the new facility will drive economic growth in Poland’s Lower Silesia region.
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