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Investment agreements concerning renewable energy projects recently concluded by ARP TFI already account for nearly half of the capital raised by the Polish Green Fund (PZF). Their total value amounts to PLN 735 million, and PZF intends to enter into additional agreements later this year.
PLN 134 million is the amount that the Polish Green Fund (PZF), managed by ARP TFI, has invested in recent months in the expansion of local renewable energy capacity across various regions of Poland. These funds will be allocated to projects with a total value of PLN 735 million. As a result, the Fund has committed nearly half of the capital it secured in 2025.
Clean energy from local sources
As part of the aforementioned investments, PZF has entered into three renewable energy projects. The first involves a portfolio of photovoltaic farms owned by WMC PV, for which the Fund will allocate PLN 20 million. Under the agreement with ARP TFI, the installed capacity will be doubled, and operations will be supported by modern energy storage systems. The total value of this investment is PLN 110 million.
The Fund has invested PLN 59 million in the biomethane project Green Gas Energy, with a total project value of PLN 392 million. This project involves the construction of biomethane plants that will use agricultural and industrial waste to produce clean gas, to be utilized in both the energy and transport sectors.
The third investment concerns the expansion of biogas plants. The Fund has invested PLN 55 million in a project valued at PLN 233 million, which includes the construction and modernization of biogas production facilities used to generate electricity and heat.
Remaining capital for green projects
Engagement in these three projects is aligned with the long-term strategy of the ARP Group, which aims to support the development of local content and the green industry. PZF still has unallocated resources within its available capital pool, which it intends to deploy in similar renewable energy investments. The remaining funds are expected to be committed later this year, with a focus on projects that best align with the Fund’s objectives and contribute to the development of distributed energy generation in Poland.