NKT to provide 1,300 km of 20 kV cable to a Polish utility for a power grid project

The NKT power cable delivery to Tauron marks a major contribution to Poland’s efforts to modernize its energy grid. NKT will provide 1,300 kilometers of 20 kV power cables to Tauron Group, the country’s largest electricity distributor. This project strengthens Poland’s power infrastructure and ensures reliable electricity distribution across the region. Learn more about NKT’s cable solutions at https://www.nkt.com.

With more than 400 employees in Poland, NKT continues to show its long‑term commitment to local energy development. The company actively supports the nation’s renewable energy goals, which aim for renewables to exceed 30% of Poland’s energy mix by 2030. Meanwhile, installed solar capacity is expected to grow by 5–7 GW by 2030 and reach 10–16 GW by 2040.

Deliveries to Tauron will take place throughout 2024 and 2025. Tauron supplies roughly 51.6 TWh of electricity each year, serving more than 5.8 million customers across 57,000 square kilometers in Southern Poland. As a result, NKT’s power cables will help reinforce one of the most vital energy distribution networks in Central Europe.

NKT’s continued investment in Poland highlights its broader mission—to drive the transition toward sustainable, reliable energy networks. The partnership with Tauron underscores how advanced cable technology supports renewable integration and a stronger grid. Explore more about NKT’s sustainability initiatives at https://www.nkt.com/company/sustainability.

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