Despite the general acceptance of the offshore project development in Poland, investors face a number of regulatory problems. Although, the Polish maritime spatial plan reserves some space for cables from offshore wind farms, unfortunately, there is only about just enough space to accommodate existing projects and that is only in case all corridors can be fully utilised, and developers make arrangements that include mutual respect of other developers interests. Neither legislation nor current proposals thereto include mechanisms that can ensure such an optimal utilisation of offshore export cables corridors. In the not unlikely case Polish offshore wind shall be developed beyond what is currently planned, there will likely be severe scarcity of cable routes to land. The aim of the article is to present current administrative institutions approach to the uncertainty on the regulation and to signal the key legislative proposal of the amendments to solve the offshore export cable issue.