The EWEC 2010 European Wind Energy Conference and Exibition is the largest industry event in Europe.

On 20-230 April 2010 during the exhibition in Warsaw EPA presented its new product - the 120 m measuring mast - and actively participated in a conference dedicated to wind power development in Poland and Europe.

As usual, EPA was present on this year’s edition of the Baltexpo International Maritime Exhibition in Gdańsk, which still is one of the largest maritime exhibitions worldwide.
This year’s edition was attended by 150 exhibitors from Poland, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, Great Britain, Austria, Belgium, the United States and Turkey.
EPA, continuing to strengthen its position on the marine electronics market, presented its best.

EPA is the first company in Zachodniopomorskie Province to buy the EKO Partner 50 package from ENEA. The "green package" is a service addressed to environmentally aware companies willing to contribute to environmental protection. The new – available since April 2008 – service offered by ENEA includes three packages with significant share of renewable energy in each. The agreement allowing EPA to purchase as much as 50% of energy it consumes from renewable sources, that is EKO Partner 50, is effective from 1 August 2008.

EPA is a forerunner in development, construction and operation of wind farms in Poland. "Lake Ostrowo" is the third wind farm we completed, following the Zagórze and Puck projects. More projects are in the pipeline.
Completion of the wind farm was crowned by the grand opening in Wolin.
In 2002 EPA started to pursue the idea to develop the "Lake Ostrowo" Wind Farm. During the next four years all administrative and study works necessary to complete the investment were carried out. By changing the commune's spatial development plan, entering into the interconnection agreement, acquiring the building permit and, finally, signing the power purchase agreement we completed the development of one of the largest wind farms in Poland.