Under the deal, AES will take a 51% stake in the project pipeline. Construction on 158MW of the projects is expected to be built next year and will require $80million of funding from AES.
Completion of the entire project pipeline will cost $175million through to 2014.
Speaking about the deal, Paul Hanrahan said: "Increasing our presence in Poland¹s wind market falls in line with our strategy to pursue high-growth renewable energy markets. With 775MW in our development pipeline, we are establishing a strong foothold in one of Europe¹s most attractive markets for wind generation."
AES has 288MW of European wind capacity and 1.7GW in operation globally.
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