Trivanta secures new financing for renewable energy in Poland. 48 MWp of solar PV and 90 MWh of energy‑storage capacity to be built

An independent power producer and aggregator, Trivanta, has secured additional debt financing for the development of its projects in Poland. The funds will be allocated to the construction of photovoltaic installations with a total capacity of 48 MWp and large‑scale energy‑storage systems with a capacity of 90 MWh. This is another step for the company toward achieving its goal of becoming one of the leaders of Poland’s energy transition.

Support from Capcora and VAT financing

The structuring and organization of the financing (including a VAT financing line) was handled by the renowned financial advisory firm Capcora. Although commercial details and the exact transaction value have not been publicly disclosed, it is a clear signal to the market that international financial institutions are eager to support Polish hybrid projects combining renewable generation with batteries.

Trivanta operates as an investment platform of the WBS Power Group development company. The acquired capital will support assets currently under development. These investments bring the company closer to achieving its long‑term strategic goal — building 1 GW of combined capacity in photovoltaic projects and energy‑storage systems by the end of the decade.

Consistent strategy for hybrid‑project development

The current debt financing continues a successful series of capital raises by the company. At the end of last year, Trivanta secured a revolving bridge loan at the holding‑company level worth 17 million euros (approximately 19.4 million dollars).

Those funds were allocated to:

• Construction of a 10 MWp solar farm.
• Development of a commercial 20 MWp project operating without subsidies (on market terms), directly integrated with an energy‑storage system rated at 8 MW / 44 MWh.

Deploying such large battery capacities (a total of 90 MWh from the new tranche) fits perfectly with the current needs of the Polish power system. Trivanta’s storage systems will help stabilize the grid and enable more efficient management of solar energy, reducing the problem of forced curtailments of PV farms by the operator during periods of overproduction.