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WMC Secures €15 Million Revolving Bridge Facility to Accelerate Hybrid PV and BESS Portfolio in Poland
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WMC PV, a Polish renewable energy developer and independent power producer (IPP), has secured a €15 million revolving bridge facility to support the construction of a portfolio of hybrid solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Poland. Structured at FinCo level, the facility will initially support a portfolio of approximately 27 MWp of solar PV and around 17 MW / 70 MWh of co-located battery storage assets, with commercial operation targeted from late 2026 into 2027. Capcora acted as the exclusive financial adviser to WMC PV on the structuring and execution of the financing.
The facility supports WMC PV’s transition from a standalone solar development strategy towards hybrid installations that combine renewable generation with energy storage. By pairing PV assets with BESS, the portfolio is intended to improve the utilisation of available grid connections, reduce exposure to curtailment and price cannibalisation, and capture additional value by shifting electricity generation into higher-price periods.
The initial portfolio consists of six ready-to-build or near ready-to-build renewable energy assets, predominantly combining solar PV generation with battery energy storage systems (BESS). The projects are expected to reach ready-to-build status during 2026, with construction to commence shortly thereafter. The portfolio is structured to leverage diverse revenue streams, allowing WMC PV to optimise revenues across wholesale electricity markets, balancing markets and ancillary services.
The facility is designed as a revolving bridge financing solution, enabling capital to be deployed into eligible renewable energy assets and subsequently reallocated as projects are refinanced, sold or otherwise released from the facility. The structure provides WMC PV with a scalable framework for the continued rollout of its Polish renewable projects, while reflecting the growing importance of flexible capital solutions for hybrid renewable energy projects in merchant-oriented power markets.
Michał Witych, Founder and Board Member of WMC PV, said: “This financing is an important milestone in the execution of our IPP strategy. We are building a portfolio focused on hybrid renewable energy assets that combine solar generation with battery storage, creating flexible infrastructure that supports the energy transition while offering attractive long-term investment opportunities. The facility provides us with the flexibility required to accelerate project execution and further expand our platform across Poland.”
Alexander Enrique Kuhn, Managing Partner at Capcora, added: “The transaction demonstrates the increasing relevance of flexible bridge financing solutions for hybrid PV and BESS projects, particularly as developers seek to accelerate project deployment and capture emerging opportunities in dynamic energy markets. Structuring financing that balances sponsor objectives with lender requirements remains critical in a market segment that is still developing. We are pleased to have supported WMC in securing this facility and helping establish a scalable financing platform for the company’s continued growth in the Polish renewable energy sector.”
WMC was advised by Dentons on the legal structuring and transaction documentation. Norton Rose Fulbright acted as legal due diligence counsel, while Wind Prospect served as technical adviser.
About WMC PV
WMC PV is a Polish independent power producer focused on renewable energy. The company develops, builds, finances and operates utility-scale photovoltaic projects and is increasingly expanding into hybrid PV and battery energy storage solutions. To date, WMC PV has constructed, financed and commissioned 110 MWp of standalone solar PV projects, of which 93 MWp remain owned and operated by the company, with further capacity under construction. The company’s strategy is focused on scaling a diversified Polish renewables platform and using storage to improve grid utilisation, optimise returns across dynamic energy markets and support the continued integration of renewable energy into the Polish power system.
About Capcora
Capcora is an independent financial advisory boutique specialising in M&A and project finance services that support the energy transition in Europe. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Frankfurt, the firm advises clients in the renewable energy and infrastructure sectors on sell-side and buy-side transactions, as well as on raising mezzanine, unitranche and senior debt.
