The energy of the future will be filled with Silesia – Energy Days 2025

This year’s Energy Days promises to be a key platform for the exchange of experiences, discussions about the sector transformation and presentation of groundbreaking technologies and services in Poland. The event program includes multi -threaded substantive sessions, high -level expert debate and events integrating the industry environment. The organizers emphasize the role of the conference as an active motor driving and an opportunity for everyone involved in the market transformation.

– Energy transformation and energy prices are key topics for the economy today. We want the investments related to them become an impulse of development – and that’s what we will talk about during Energy Days – emphasizes Wojciech Kuśpik, president of the PTWP group, the event organizer.

Energy in the spotlight

The opening of Energy Days 2025 is an invitation to discuss the future of the Polish energy sector. Participants will have the opportunity to exchange experience, inspire global trends and confront the latest industry challenges. Katowice will turn into a bridge connecting innovations with the daily practice of the Polish energy sector for two days. The two -day event program includes several dozen sessions devoted to the most important areas of energy transformation – from energy security through megaprojekty, heating, digitization, hydrogen, to financing, renewable energy and development of sector staff.

Multidisciplinary Agenda

On the first day of Energy Days 2025, talks will be focused on strategic challenges related to the transformation of the national energy sector and the implementation of key investments. Participants will discuss energy safety, decarbonization, the role of infrastructure megaproject – such as the development of nuclear energy and offshore – and how to achieve ambitious climate goals. Particular attention will be paid to the modernization of heating and implementation of innovations in heat production and distribution systems.

The subject of the sector digitization will take up a lot of space: implementation of intelligent networks, cyber security and the development of staff skills and competences for the new energy.

Discussions will also concern the financing of transformation, new investment models and synergies between public and private sources of capital.

The second day of the event is considerations about the practical aspects of the development of modern energy and challenges related to the implementation of innovative technologies. Participants will analyze the possibilities and barriers of the development of renewable energy, including maritime and land wind energy, and directions of integration of new sources with the national system. The spotlight will also include the topics of energy supply security, modernization of network infrastructure, as well as new market models, such as PPA contracts or the development of the segment of small nuclear reactors (SMR).

A significant part of the agenda will also be issues related to the optimization of energy efficiency, the role of gas and alternative fuels, the development of energy storage and financing of key sector investments. The program will not only include the prospect of business and administration, but also science, the young generation and providers of technological solutions, which will be the starting point for the debate on building modern, safe and sustainable energy in Poland.

Forum of direct relationships

St. Energy Days will propose a unique space for all companies offering modern technologies, products and services related to the energy sector, as well as investors, local governments and power systems operators – Suppliers’ Day. This is a forum of active networking, in which market leaders and practitioners will meet in one place to make direct contact, present the latest solutions and build partner business relations.

Matchmaking sessions, individual conversations and presentations will allow you to exchange practical experiences, learn about the specific expectations of the industry and identify new opportunities for cooperation in infrastructure investments and innovative implementation.

It is also an opportunity to consult experts, diagnose market trends and search for joint solutions for energy transformation.

A group of experts and practitioners

Representatives of business, science, administration and experts were invited to participate in Energy Days 2025 who shape the country’s energy policy and implement breakthrough projects.

In the second edition of the event: Barbara Adamska, president of the Polish Energy Storage Association; Jacek Chodkowski, president of Dalkia Polska, director of the Dalkia Polska Group; Bartosz Fedurek President of PGE Baltica; Janusz Gajowiecki, president of the Polish Wind Energy Association; Adam Goreń, vice president of the Office of Technical Inspection; Sławomir Hinc, president of Gaz-System; Mirosław Kowalik, president of Westinghouse Electric Poland; Tomasz Kurdelski, president of Ebicom; Piotr Listwoń, president of the Towaro Energy Exchange; Grzegorz Lot, president of Tauron Polska Energia; Joern E. Mantz, president of E.on Energy Infrastructure Solutions Polska; Grzegorz Onichimowski, president of Polish electricity networks; Jaromír Pečonka president of Resinvest Energy Polska; Olga Sypuła, Country Manager European Energy Polska; Robert Świerzyński, president of Energa Operator; Wojciech Wrochna, Secretary of State, Government Plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastructure of the Ministry of Energy; Maciej Szczużany, president, director of Apator.

More information and the registration form are available on the official event website: www.energydays.pl

Online broadcasts of all debates, lectures and presentations can be followed on the website: www.energydays.pl