Rozpoczęcie rejestracji
OPENING SESSION
Conference Opening
Keynote Speech
Keynote Speech
PLENARY SESSION I: Energy Transition: Innovations for the Economy and Climate
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The panel will focus on optimizing energy processes in large organizations and the public sector in the context of the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), Poland’s Energy Policy until 2040 (PEP2040), and the reform of the EU energy market. The discussion will cover energy consumption management, closing energy loops, and the integration of emissions and cost data. |
Wprowadzenie
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Paweł Czuryło, Managing Editor, Gremi Media (Rzeczpospolita, Parkiet)
Panelists:
Google & OCHK - Partners’ Conversation
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Can artificial intelligence and the cloud become the new engine of Poland’s energy transition? How can scientific research, international experience in implementing energy-management solutions, and the unique expertise of Polish technology companies be brought together to break the barriers limiting the development of renewable energy sources? We invite you to an inspiring conversation on how intelligent modernization and infrastructure optimization are becoming powerful tools for sustainable development—tangibly supporting the Polish economy on its path to net-zero emissions. |
PLENARY SESSION II: Digital technologies in services for cities and industry
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This panel will focus on the use of digital platforms, data management systems, and process automation in cities and industrial facilities. Topics will include digital twin solutions, infrastructure monitoring systems, and the integration of environmental, energy, and financial data. The regulatory context will cover data interoperability requirements, cybersecurity, and public funding for digital transformation. |
Introduction
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Tomasz Barańczyk, Partner & ESG Initiatives Leader, PwC Poland
Panelists:
From Data to Decisions – Segmenting the Customers Who Drive a Sustainable Economy
IMPAKT Horizontal Acceleration Programme – announcement of the Substantive Partnership
LUNCH
Thematic Laboratories:
LAB A. CITIES: Resilient and Net-Zero
Facilitator: Dorota Bartosz, Director for Sustainable Construction, PLGBC
Introduction
A1. Smart solutions for energy management in cities and buildings
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The session addresses energy management in commercial and residential buildings as well as public facilities. Key topics include BMS/EMS systems, energy renovation, low-emission building standards, and real estate portfolio management. The discussion refers to the EPBD directive and the growing role of energy data in asset valuation and management. |
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Best Practice Presentation
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Dorota Bartosz, Director for Sustainable Construction, PLGBC
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A2. Optimization in urban transport and logistics
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This session is dedicated to the decarbonization of urban transport and logistics, with particular emphasis on delivery fleets, public transport, and mobility planning. Topics include electrification, alternative fuels, route optimization, and the integration of transport data at the city level. The regulatory context includes vehicle emission standards and local clean transport zones. |
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Panel Discussion
Moderator: Mirek Gral, Vice President of the Management Board, Last Mile Experts
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LAB B. INDUSTRY: Process optimization and resource management
Facilitator: Jakub Paszyński, Publisher, ecoekonomia.pl
Introduction
B1. Closed-loop systems in practice
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This session is dedicated to implementing the circular economy in industry and waste management. The discussion will cover material recovery, advanced recycling, packaging design, and waste stream management. The regulatory context addresses obligations arising from EPR (ROP), PPWR, and pressure to reduce the material footprint. |
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Conversation 1:1
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Jakub Paszyński, Publisher, ecoekonomia.pl
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B2. Failure prediction and energy loss reduction
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The session focuses on the use of data analytics, AI, and IoT for failure prediction and the reduction of energy losses in production and infrastructure processes. Topics include real-time energy consumption monitoring and system integration. A key aspect is translating technology into operational continuity and lower energy costs. |
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Grzegorz Dołęga, Business Strategy Consultant, 4Results
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LAB C. DATA: From technology to emissions reduction
Facilitator: Agnieszka Kozłowska-Korbicz, Senior Climate Tech Lead, UNEP/GRID-Warsaw
Introduction
C1. The role of data quality in enterprise transformation
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This session focuses on data quality, consistency, and governance as the foundation of energy, digital, and ESG transformation. Topics include reporting automation, system integration, and decision-making risks related to data quality. The context includes global sustainability reporting standards and the growing importance of auditability of non-financial information. |
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Panel Discussion
Moderator: Agnieszka Kozłowska-Korbicz, Senior Climate Tech Lead, UNEP/GRID-Warsaw
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C2. Technological solutions for a low-emission economy
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This session addresses emission reduction technologies such as CCUS, biomethane, low-emission heat, and materials with a reduced carbon footprint. The discussion will cover scalability, the cost of abating tCO₂e, and integration with existing infrastructure. The regulatory context includes Fit for 55 and the growing importance of investments aligned with the EU Taxonomy. |
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LAB D. CYBERSECURITY: Protection and Infrastructure Resilience
Facilitator: Monika Michalska, Sustainability Project Manager, UNEP/GRID-Warsaw
Introduction
D1. Raw material security as an element of cyber resilience
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This session links the security of critical raw material supplies with the resilience of energy and industrial infrastructure. Topics include urban mining, metal recycling, import dependencies, and digital risks in distribution systems. The context includes the Critical Raw Materials Act and the NIS2 directive. |
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Panel Discussion
Moderator: Monika Michalska, Sustainability Project Manager, UNEP/GRID-Warsaw
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D2. Innovation and cyber threats
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The rapid development of digital technologies—including artificial intelligence– and cloud-based solutions—opens up new opportunities for companies and institutions to increase efficiency, automate processes, and scale their operations. At the same time, organizations are operating amid a growing wave of cyber threats and an increasingly complex regulatory environment. We will discuss how to implement innovation in a secure, responsible, and compliant way without losing the pace of transformation. This session is aimed at business leaders, public sector representatives, and experts who want to better understand how to avoid the “digital Trojan horse” while consciously harnessing the potential of innovation in an increasingly demanding environment of risk and regulation. |
Presentation
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Marek Chlebicki, Partner, PwC, Technology Risk Assurance
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PLENARY SESSION III: Will the digital revolution accelerate the green transition? / Main Hall
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A panel discussion with representatives of financial institutions focused on analyzing different perspectives for the development of the Polish market and the ways this development can be financed. The main topic is the impact of digital technologies on sustainable development. The discussion will address opportunities to support the green transition and to build a sustainable and competitive economy at the same time, using the instruments of the digital revolution. |
Keynote - Infrastructure of the Future: Sustainable AI
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Bolesław Rok, Professor, Kozminski University
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Conference closing
Networking
