Gülermak closes PLN152.9m financing for 62.7MW Polish solar portfolio
mBank provides non‑recourse financing for five Project Vistula sites under construction, tied to a government CfD and a route‑to‑market deal with Hekla Energy.
mBank provides non‑recourse financing for five Project Vistula sites under construction, tied to a government CfD and a route‑to‑market deal with Hekla Energy.
mBank granted PLN152.9 million (about £30.4m) in non‑recourse project finance to Gülermak Renewables for Project Vistula.
The financing covers five solar assets totalling 62.7MW: Brodnica 1 & 2 (49MW), Glinnik 1 & 2 (8.7MW), and Powidz (5MW).
Revenue support includes a government‑guaranteed Contract for Difference and a multi‑site route‑to‑market agreement with Hekla Energy through to 2030 for Brodnica and Powidz.
£30.4 million) project financing for its 62.7MW Project Vistula solar portfolio in Poland. is providing the financing, with all five projects currently under construction and Powidz set to enter commercial operations later this year. Brodnica comprises two solar assets with a combined capacity of 49MW, while Glinnik comprises two assets totalling 8.7MW and Powidz has a capacity of 5MW.
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Brodnica 1 and 2, Glinnik 1 and 2, and Powidz. "Reaching financial close on Project Vistula is an important moment for Gülermak Renewables and a strong endorsement of the quality of these assets, our approach to project delivery and our long-term commitment to the Polish renewable energy market," said Gülermak Renewables chief executive Türkekul Dogan. "This is not simply financing for three projects.

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