First tower in Poland fully powered by green energy

Warsaw UNIT, one of the most ecological and technologically advanced towers in Europe, became the first in Poland to be fully powered by green energy from photovoltaic farms with a total capacity of over 10 MW.

Warsaw UNIT, located in the center of the capital, whose developer and owner is Ghelamco, is making every effort for this building to fully use green energy. Financing in the remote model was provided by ESCOlight, and the executor of the investment is Revolt Energy, which belongs to the Blachotrapez group.

Installed photovoltaic farms supply Warsaw UNIT with over 10 MW of clean energy. This step enables reducing CO2 emissions by over 50% in the building's global life cycle and reducing media consumption by as much as 70%. Remote photovoltaic farms, located in strategic locations in the Opole, Pomeranian, Greater Poland and Warmian-Masurian voivodeships, are efficient thanks to optimal conditions for energy production from the sun.

Warsaw UNIT, with a height of over 200 meters on 46 floors, offers a workspace of approximately 57,000 square meters. It is currently one of Europe's most ecological towers, confirmed by certificates such as WELL Core v2 at Platinum level and BREEAM with the highest rating - Outstanding. Furthermore, thanks to the modern BEMS system, which includes over 40,000 sensors and 800 meters, the building maintains its energy-efficient and low-emission character. The applied innovative technological solutions result in lower energy consumption of almost 30% compared to comparable tall buildings.

Warsaw UNIT is also distinguished by original elements, such as a kinetic facade in the form of a dragon scale waving in the wind or Skyfall Warsaw - a sky, fully glazed viewing terrace with a descending floor. It is more than an office building - it is a modern work of sustainable architecture and innovative technology.