The Energy Forum invites you to participate in the first webinar on our annual report "Energy transformation in Poland. Edition 2025", which will take place on 30 July at 2:00 PM (CEST) on the ClickMeeting platform.
This publication is more than just an analysis – it is an energy compass.
The study is a reliable and comprehensive analysis of data on the energy sector in Poland. It contains detailed information on energy carriers, sources of energy production, the structure of consumption in individual sectors, prices and emissions. It is one of the few publications in the sector with such a broad scope, providing a solid basis for further analyses, reports and strategic decisions.
.
Registration for the webinar is available at the following link: https://forumenergii.clickmeeting.com/report-energy-transition-in-poland-edition-2025/register
.
What will I learn at the webinar?
- Experts from Forum Energii will present the key findings of the latest edition of the report - including changes in the energy mix, the growing role of imported raw materials, the state of the country's infrastructure and the challenges of security of supply.
- Participants in the webinar will look at the current role of coal in the Polish economy, trends in gas consumption and how sources of fuel supply are changing.
- The low rate of new investment in generation capacity and the increasingly perceived tension between demand and capacity availability will also be flagged up.
Whether Poland will successfully implement changes in the energy sector will be crucial for the future of the economy and the situation of Polish companies. Where are we today on the road to transformation? What decisions must be taken now to keep the momentum going?
We invite you to participate in the webinar and to the discussion!
.
Agenda:
14:00-14:20 – Energy transformation in Poland - presentation of report findings
- Tobiasz Adamczewski, Vice President
- Kacper Kwidziński, Analyst, co-author of the report
14:20-15:00 – Q&A session
- Tobiasz Adamczewski, Vice President
- Kacper Kwidziński, Analyst, co-author of the report