Erik Wilde from Berkeley, CA, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0
Warsaw 20 May 2025
The future of Poland’s Green Energy Transition
Poland’s energy transition depends not only on building more solar and wind farms, but on ensuring these resources can be safely and reliably connected to the national grid. The TITAN platform, developed by Syngas Project offers a breakthrough solution: modular, rural-based energy infrastructure that enables the grid to absorb more intermittent renewables while delivering jobs, resilience, and fuel sovereignty.
The first ten TITANs are now entering deployment, each with a rated electrical output of 10 MWe, supported by 10 MW of reserve dispatchable capacity. These systems are specifically located in rural areas, where Poland’s grid is weakest and decentralised energy is most urgently needed. TITAN acts as a local grid stabiliser, absorbing local intermittency and enabling nearby wind and solar systems to feed clean power into the grid safely.
Each TITAN site creates more than 50 direct jobs, plus a wider network of local supply chain opportunities—from biomass harvesting and transport to equipment servicing and biochar sales. These installations form the backbone of a new rural energy economy, anchored in forest and agricultural waste streams.