Independent Power Producer in Poland — Corporate PPA (power purchase agreement), Solar as a Service and battery energy storage systems (BESS), from assets we build and operate ourselves.
Supplied to corporate offtakers under Corporate PPAs
projects
Contracted, built, operating
Decarbonizing Polish industry is measured in megawatts running, not in commitments made. Every project below is ours: developed and financed by us, then built and operated by us, whether running, under construction or ready to build.
Off-site
Corporate PPA
Industry
14
GWh/year
British American Tobacco
Long-term renewable supply to the Augustów plant under a corporate PPA.
Hybrid PV
Public Infrastructure
13
ha
Łódź Airport
Hybrid PV project being developed on airport land, under a ~30-year cooperation agreement.
Standalone BESS
Grid
Under Construction
6
MW/15 MWh
Połaniec
Our first standalone battery, connected directly to the grid. Ground broken August 2026, commissioning early 2027.
Solutions
Secure your price, install without capex, flatten your peaks
Most companies have to talk to three different suppliers to do this. We produce, finance and operate all three — and we work with mid-sized consumers, not only the largest accounts
Off-site
Corporate PPA
A long-term contract at a known price, physical or virtual, with guarantees of origin. Counts directly toward your Scope 2 reporting under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
Part of a group producing renewable energy since 2014
A fifteen-year contract is only as sound as the counterparty signing it. Volta Polska is the Polish subsidiary of Groupe Volta, backed by European long-term capital — named, not implied.
Groupe Volta Parent company — developing, financing, building and operating solar, wind and storage assets since 2014. France, Poland, Sri Lanka and the Indian Ocean.
500+
plants commissioned since 2014
300+
MW
in operation
1+
GW
in development
€60M+
raised in 2021 and 2023
Our shareholders
Polish capital is part of the chain. PFR Ventures — the fund-of-funds of Poland’s state development fund — invested EUR 5 million in TiLT Capital Fund 1 in 2023, alongside Bpifrance and the European Investment Bank.