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Significant Modernization of the Benedictine Convent in Kwidzyn

The Benedictine Convent in Kwidzyn is undergoing a major modernization to preserve its historical charm while integrating modern technologies. This project focuses on conserving architectural elements, installing energy-efficient systems, and adapting the interior to contemporary needs. The modernization aims to protect cultural heritage, enhance comfort, and promote eco-friendly practices, ensuring the building's functionality and beauty for future generations.

New Photovoltaic Installation in Gdynia

Gdynia is entering a new era of sustainable development with a new photovoltaic installation project that will cover key locations in the city. The investment, taking place at 1 Zakręt do Oksywia Street and the Grabówek traction substation, represents a step towards modern, eco-friendly energy solutions. The project aims not only to enhance energy efficiency but also to significantly reduce carbon emissions and lower operational costs.

Thermal Modernization of the Primary School and Municipal Kindergarten in Pszczółki

The municipality of Pszczółki is undertaking a significant thermal modernization project aimed at improving the energy efficiency and comfort of educational buildings. The investment involves the Primary School named after the Heroes of Gdańsk Land and the Municipal Kindergarten, bringing benefits both to the environment and the municipal budget.

Thermal Modernization of the Pomeranian Voivodeship Local Government Facilities – Psychiatric Hospitals and Emergency Medical Stations

In 2020-2021, the company 2SUN, in consortium with MARBUD, has been involved in the "Thermomodernization of the facilities of the Pomeranian Voivodeship Self-Government – psychiatric hospitals and emergency medical stations," a project co-financed by the European Union - European Regional Development Fund.

Saint Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral in Gdańsk

In 2022, 2SUN began a thermal modernization project for the historic St. Nicholas Church in Gdańsk. The goal was to improve energy efficiency and comfort by installing modern heating and ventilation systems while preserving the church’s architectural heritage.

The modernization of the school in Suchy Dąb

The modernization of the boiler room in the Primary School building is an example of a modern approach to thermal energy management and energy efficiency. The project, which involved converting the existing oil boiler room into a modern gas boiler room supported by a cascade of air heat pumps, aims not only to enhance energy efficiency but also to increase the reliability of the heating system.

Modernization of the Electrical Installation in the Boiler Room of the Dormitory Building at the Agricultural School Complex in Rusocin

As part of the modernization of the dormitory building at the Agricultural School Complex in Rusocin, a comprehensive overhaul of the electrical installation in the boiler room was carried out. The investment aimed to improve energy efficiency, enhance safety, and adapt the infrastructure to modern standards. Cutting-edge technical solutions were implemented to ensure the reliability of the installation for many years.

Probark Photovoltaic Power Plant

In 2020-2021, Maestro Investments Sp. z o.o. undertook the initiative to build a photovoltaic power plant in Probark, located in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. This investment is an example of modern solutions in the field of renewable energy production, with a total capacity of up to 0.99 MW.

JAKUBOWO photovoltaic power plant

In December 2020, the 2SUN company completed the construction of a network photovoltaic power plant with a total capacity of 0.99 MW with a container transformer station and accompanying technical infrastructure in the small town -Jakubowo, commune Piecki in Masuria.

Expansion and reconstruction of the Puck Hospice St. Padre Pio

After a decade of stationary hospice activity in Puck, it was time to expand and reconstruction it. The increased area will create a new place for rehabilitation, a new training room and a larger chapel. Renovated rooms in existing buildings will improve the comfort of patients and their carers, doctors and all other hospice employees.