ENPROM GmbH

Enprom Sp. z o.o. was established in 2011 and has rapidly grown into one of Poland's largest enterprises in the electrical power construction sector. The company specializes in the design, construction, and modernization of power lines and substations, catering to both national and international clients. Managed by a team of highly experienced engineers, Enprom possesses a deep understanding of industry requirements, enabling it to deliver complex and technologically advanced projects. The company collaborates extensively with the national power transmission system operator in Poland and various regional power distribution system operators. Its international footprint includes operations in countries such as Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands, where it constructs extra-high voltage lines for Western European transmission system operators.

Enprom's comprehensive service portfolio encompasses turnkey project implementation, including the construction and modernization of transmission lines, as well as fiber optic routes like OPGW and ADSS. A strong emphasis on innovation is evident in Enprom's adoption of cutting-edge technologies, such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), drones, and helicopters for line inspection and construction. The company is actively involved in research and development, having secured grants for projects like developing innovative tower structures for 400 kV lines and automated monitoring systems for critical power infrastructure. Over the years, Enprom has successfully executed significant projects, including contributions to the Poland-Lithuania power bridge and numerous 400 kV line constructions. The Enprom Group, which includes several specialized companies, has also expanded its services to cover renewable energy source (RES) projects, including onshore and offshore wind energy. In 2021, Enprom became the majority shareholder in ELBUD Katowice, further strengthening its capabilities in power substation design and implementation. The company is committed to supporting the energy transition by developing and upgrading critical power infrastructure.