At Ignitis Renewables, we are pioneering the future of energy in the region with our onshore wind projects. As leaders in harnessing the power of the wind, we understand its potential to revolutionize how we generate electricity. Onshore wind energy offers a clean, efficient, and inexhaustible energy source. This renewable power mitigates the impact on our environment, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional fossil fuels.
Ignitis Renewables manages renewable energy projects in the Baltics and Poland and is responsible for effective operation of wind farms, supervision of projects under construction and development of new ones. We are constantly looking for opportunities to develop green generation projects. Learn more about our projects.
Lithuania
Project in development
195 MW total capacity
Kelmė wind farm I and Kelmė wind farm II are two stages of one of the largest wind projects currently under construction in Lithuania and the Baltics with a total capacity of 300 MW. Kelmė wind farm II consists of 28 wind turbines with a capacity of 7 MW each. With a projected total capacity 195 MW, the commercial operations of the project are expected to commence in 2025.
Lithuania
Project in development
105 MW total capacity
Kelmė wind farm I and Kelmė wind farm II are two stages of one of the largest wind projects currently under construction in Lithuania and the Baltics with a total capacity of 300 MW. Kelmė wind farm I consists of 16 wind turbines with a capacity of 6.6 MW each. With a projected total capacity 105 MW, the commercial operations of the project are expected to commence in 2025.
Poland
Project in development
137 MW total capacity
The largest onshore wind farm under construction by Ignitis Renewables in Poland, with a projected total capacity of 137 MW. It consists of 38 wind turbines with a capacity of 3.6 MW each. The commercial operations of the Silesia wind farm II are expected to commence in 2025.
Poland
Commenced operations in 2024
50 MW total capacity
The project is located in south-western Poland, near the border with Czech Republic. It consists of 14 wind turbines with a capacity of 3.6 MW each. The 50 MW wind farm commenced operations in 2024.
Lithuania
Mažeikiai wind farm is a project in the northern part of Lithuania consisting of 14 turbines with a total capacity of 63 MW.
Poland
Commenced operations in 2021
94 MW total capacity
Operating in north-west Poland, Pomerania wind farm was the first wind farm built by Ignitis Renewables and started its operation in 2021.
Lithuania
The farm with 24 MW total installed capacity is in south-western Lithuania, Jurbarkas district. The wind farm commenced operations in 2016.
Estonia
Commenced operations in 2014
18 MW total capacity
The first operational wind farm in Estonia where sustainable energy is generated using 6 wind turbines. The wind farm with 18 MW total installed capacity has started commercial operations in 2014.
Lithuania
Commenced operations in 2011
15 MW total capacity
Digital network infrastructure‘s protection zone plan documents (LT)
The second farm operating in Tauragė district in Lithuania generates green energy using 7 wind turbines. The total capacity of the find farm that started operations in 2011 is 15 MW.
Lithuania
Commenced operations in 2010
10 MW total capacity
Digital network infrastructure‘s protection zone plan documents (LT)
The 10 MW wind farm, located in Tauragė district in Lithuania, has 5 wind turbines that started generating clean energy in 2010.
Lithuania
Commenced operations in 2010
9 MW total capacity
Digital network infrastructure‘s protection zone plan documents (LT)
The 9 MW wind farm is in western Lithuania, Kretinga region. It generates clean energy using its 6 wind turbines since 2010.
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