Speaking
at
an
industry
summit
in
Warsaw,
Anna
Wypych-Namiotko,
deputy
minister
of
transport,
construction
and
the
maritime
economy,
revealed
for
the
first
time
the
high
level
of
interest
in
Poland's
Baltic
Sea
wind
resource.
The
applicants
were
not
named.
Most
experts
believe
it
will
take
years
before
the
country
sees
its
first
operational
project.
But
it
does
boast
a
strong
base
of
ports
and
harbours,
and
will
be
able
to
piggyback
off
the
experience
and
cost-reductions
won
in
other
European
markets.
Poland
relies
on
coal
for
about
90%
of
its
electricity,
and
is…
