Eurowind Energy has signed a 10-year hybrid corporate power purchase agreement with Rockwool to supply renewable electricity from the Mirosławiec wind farm and the Marulewy solar plant in Poland.
Under the agreement, Eurowind Energy will deliver around 70GWh of renewable electricity a year, supporting Rockwool’s long-term decarbonisation strategy. The corporate PPA is scheduled to take effect in mid-2028 and will run for a decade.
Rockwool energy category director Kenneth Dupont said long-term renewable partnerships are central to the group’s climate ambitions.
“At ROCKWOOL, we are committed to reducing the carbon footprint of our operations, and long-term partnerships like this play an important role,” Dupont said.
“Securing renewable electricity from trusted partners such as Eurowind Energy brings us closer to our climate ambitions while helping to expand renewable capacity in Poland.”
Eurowind Energy commercial director Jesper Schaumburg-Düring said the hybrid structure offers both stability and value by combining wind and solar generation.
“We are proud to support ROCKWOOL’s decarbonisation efforts with stable, long-term renewable energy from our expanding portfolio in Poland,” he said.
“A hybrid corporate PPA is a strong solution that maximises value through the combination of technologies and provides a powerful contribution for companies like ROCKWOOL with substantial sustainability ambitions.”
