OX2 has won contracts in Poland for two energy storage units with a total capacity of 200MW.
The developer was awarded the deals for two battery energy storage systems units in the main market auction for 2029 to the closing price 264.90 PLN/kW/year.
The total capacity of the two units is about 200MW/400MWh and they are to be commissioned 2027-2028.
The result of the auctions further strengthens OX2's position on the market in Poland, the developer said.
Paul Stormoen, chief executive of OX2, said: "Poland is one of the key markets for OX2 and I am glad that we are adding more energy storage to our portfolio.
"The development of renewable energy drives economic development, strengthens security, builds independence and offers solutions to curb climate change.
"We expect our contribution to the Polish energy transition to continue to grow in the coming years."
OX2 is currently carrying out construction works on the Bejsce wind farm, about 20MW, and the 100MW Rutki solar farm in Poland.
