Volta Polska, an independent renewable energy producer and part of the Volta Group, took part in the Agro Show once again. This is the largest event in the agricultural sector in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe and was held in Bednary near Poznań.
Following its debut last year, this edition provided the Volta Polska team with an excellent opportunity to meet landowners and partners from the agricultural sector. The stand attracted numerous visitors interested in renewable energy and leasing land for photovoltaic, wind and energy storage (BESS) projects.
Energy storage systems (BESS) are becoming increasingly important in the Polish energy system, ensuring grid stability and optimising the use of photovoltaic and wind farm capacities. This aligns perfectly with Volta Polska’s strategy. Volta Polska presents leasing conditions to landowners transparently, emphasising that the goal of every lease agreement is the development of long-term, sustainable energy investments, thereby guaranteeing clarity and security of cooperation.
For many landowners, especially those with land of limited agricultural potential, cooperating on RES projects provides an opportunity to earn a dignified and stable additional income.
This year’s Agro Show attracted significant interest from players in the renewable energy sector. Renowned companies such as Polenergia and Ignitis Renewables were also present alongside Volta Polska, underscoring the growing significance of dialogue between the renewable energy and agricultural sectors in Poland.
“Agro Show is an important event for us, as it allows not only to showcase our experience and plans, but above all to listen to the needs of landowners. We always prioritize open dialogue and respect our partners’ decisions – our goal is to build lasting renewable energy projects based on mutual trust and respect,” says Norbert Rodak, Senior PV Developer responsible for landowner relations at Volta Polska.
“We were pleased to participate in this event again and to see our competitors’ growing presence. Healthy competition and the sharing of knowledge strengthen the sector and create greater opportunities for agricultural landowners.” adds Stephane Rauber, Managing Partner at Volta Polska.
