Northland Power says its Baltic Power offshore wind project has reached “first power,” meaning the project has begun generating electricity and delivering it to Poland’s national grid. The 1.1-gigawatt project is jointly owned, with Northland holding a 49% stake and ORLEN holding 51%. The company states that this is the first electricity ever generated from offshore wind that reaches Poland’s grid. The announcements describe the milestone as a start of grid delivery following commissioning progress for the offshore wind assets. The sources characterize the achievement as an early operational step for the project rather than completion of full commercial operations. Together, the reports present first power as a key benchmark indicating the offshore wind facility is producing electricity and can supply it to the Polish power system. The coverage attributes the milestone to Baltic Power’s ability to integrate generated electricity into the national grid, marking a significant moment for Poland’s offshore wind sector.