Analysis, opinions, dialogue.
Acting for the energy transition
Conference
Energize EU
2026 Energy Security Outlook
24 June 2026, 09.30–16.00
Centrum Nauki Kopernik
Warsaw, Poland
We are a European and interdisciplinary
think tank from Poland.
We created Forum Energii to provide reliable knowledge and support the energy transition.
We initiate dialogue, propose proven solutions based on knowledge and reliable data, and look after our country's and Europe's energy security. We inspire action for a fair, secure and effective energy transition. We carry out our mission through analysis, opinion and dialogue. We propose changes that are socially and economically justified.
Our vision is a climate-neutral world where energy is zero-carbon based and accessible to everyone.
Our Programmes
Power
We identify the most important challenges facing the power sector in Poland and globally. We analyse how to safely and cost-effectively change the generation mix and how to plan the energy transition process to use renewable sources and other zero-carbon technologies. We describe the technical and economic feasibility of the energy transition in an accessible way.
Heating
The heating sector in Poland comprises hundreds of district heating systems and millions of individual heating appliances. Today, these are mostly outdated and inefficient. In the programme, we are looking for optimal solutions- those that will ensure access to heat and at the same time lead to climate neutrality and improved air quality in Poland.
Industry
We analyse the broad industrial sector from both a climate-energy and social-economy perspective. We identify the potential for electrification and other technological processes in various industries, changes to which will enable rapid and cost-acceptable reductions in fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Energy Transition Financing
The energy transition is a very expensive process. It therefore requires very thoughtful measures and rational investment financing. In this programme, we suggest how to spend available funds wisely and for the right purposes.
International
Programme
The energy transition has an international dimension - on several levels, although the starting point and specifics of each country are different. We operate in a world full of dependencies. In the International Program, we create and propose solutions that enhance energy security, support technology development, digitalization and knowledge sharing.
European programme
Poland has been an integral part of the European Union for many years, and a large part of climate and energy regulations originate in Brussels. That is why we are also active at the EU level in selected areas that are key to us. Not only do we propose solutions, but we also closely monitor processes and analyse how they will affect the energy sector, industry and households.
People, Cities, Regions
We create and promote solutions to ensure that the transition away from fossil fuels benefits all citizens and citizens, including those who are less well-off and experience various types of exclusion. We combine local action with the shaping of effective national policies, aiming for a transformation that improves the quality of life of citizens.
Publications
Events
Webinar | Access to Critical Raw Materials. Ukraine’s Potential for EU Supply Chains
Forum Energii warmly invites you to a webinar on Ukraine’s critical raw materials (CRMs) for the EU’s clean transition, focusing on targeted opportunities and priority actions. The event will take place on Thursday, May 14, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.
Webinar | EU Together. Joint, cost-effective actions to fully end dependence on Russian fuels
The EU energy security paradigm is changing. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine demonstrated again that energy supplies can be used as a political weapon. Breaking Europe’s dependence on Russian energy is in its interest, not only for energy security but also to preserve Europe’s sovereignty and ensure price and supply predictability. If the energy transition can be carried out in a planned, united and consistent way, it will be safe for all EU Member States.