PGE will support the Act in the revalorisation of green areas

PGE Baltica, a company from the PGE Group, will join the Green Ustka programme, which will modernise existing green areas and create new ones in the city. This is another PGE project related to the construction of an operational and service base in Ustka for PGE Group offshore wind farms and the Centre for the Competence of Marine Wind Energy.

Green Mouth is a program for greening public spaces in the city through among others. creating new or renewing already existing discounts, flower meadows, arable plantings and parks. It is a civic budget – it is the inhabitants who report projects to be implemented.

In the port of Ustka an operational and service base will be established for our offshore wind farms. With this investment, we will bond with the city for many years. We want to be a good neighbour, which is why we are also involved in urban initiatives that improve the quality of life of the people of Utka. The PGE Group leads in a green shift. We are not only the leader of the transformation of Polish energy, but we also support all other projects aimed at improving air quality in Poland. Involvement with the Green Mouth programme is an example of this.
Dariusz Lociński, President of the Management Board of PGE Baltica

The letter of intent on cooperation with the Green Ustka programme was signed in Port Ustka on 17 October 2022 during the presentation of PGE plans Baltica concerning the establishment of an operational and service base for offshore wind farms built by the PGE Group.

The Green Usta programme is intended to improve the quality of green areas in our city, but also to involve residents in their modernization or construction. Such a serious partner as PGE Baltica will certainly be the wind in the sails for the purpose of the program. Thank you very much for your support, but I also express my gratitude to our active residents. It is thanks to their ideas that interesting green places will be created in Ustka, where not only good time is spent, but also gaining knowledge of the surrounding nature.
Jacek Maniszewski, Mayor of Ustka City

Source: PGE Baltica