Speakers

A graduate of the University of Warsaw, Faculty of Economic Sciences, specialty – computer science and economic cybernetics (1979) And Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Postgraduate (1998), Doctor of Economics (1988). Since graduating in 1979 to 2011, professionally related with the Department of Economic Policy and Planning, since 1989 with the Department of Finance and Banking Faculty of Economic Sciences. Longtime lecturer at the postgraduate study “Money and Banking”. In the years 1990 – 1994 active in commercial banking structures. He was the President of the Management Board of the Bank Cooperative Crafts in Warsaw, and in the years 1993 – 1994 co-organized the activities of the Polish Investment Bank SA where he was, i.a., Director of the Credit Department and Traders and Vice President (1997), responsible for retail banking.
In the years 1994 – 1997 – Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Privatization and Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Treasury, responsible for capital privatization, the restructuring of enterprises and companies of the Treasury, for the use of aid funds and the division of economic analysis in relation to the assets of the Treasury and responsible for supervising companies with foreign capital. He collaborated with investors and privatization advisors, Securities and Exchange Commission and the Stock Exchange. In the 1997 – 2007 – President of the Energy Regulatory Office.
In the period of 2007 – 2012 – President of the Management Board of Mostostal Zabrze Holding S.A. (MZH SA), a public company listed on the Stock Exchange in Warsaw. In the years 1995 -1997 chaired the Supervisory Board of “Petrochemia Plock” S.A, and in the years 1996 – 1998 – Council of the Stock Exchange in Warsaw. He participated in the work of the Supervisory Board of Powszechny Bank Kredytowy SA Warsaw, 1995 – 1996. During 2007-2012 he oversaw a number of commercial companies in the Group MZH SA.
Currently operates expertise and advice, being i.a. consultant to the Center for the Antitrust and Regulatory Study Faculty of Management University of Warsaw and the advisor to the President of the Employers of Poland. He is the author and co-author of dozens of articles and several scientific books on finance, economic policy, including regulation in the energy sector, as well as privatization.

Vice President of Energy Regulatory Office since 2012, since 2013 – Acting President of ERO.
Maciej Bando graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at Warsaw University of Technology. He also completed postgraduate studies in business and management, as well as various courses and trainings in this field. During many years of his professional career he gained experience working in different entities as financial director and Member of the Board responsible for finance and investment. In the years 2002-2009, he was involved in the activities of Polska Grupa Energetyczna, being Vice President of the Board of Pumped-Storage Hydroelectricity Plant (currently PGE Energia Odnawialna) and director of the Investment Bureau of PGE Dystrybucja Warszawa Teren. He is the author of various analyses and reports on energy, he also cooperated as an expert with, among others, CASE group.

Government Plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastructure and Secretary of State at the Ministry of Industry 

He is a lawyer and energy expert who has been advising on investment projects in the field of energy production, including nuclear energy and renewable energy sources, and the use of hydrogen in energy and transport for almost 15 years. 

He was involved in working on key Polish energy projects, such as nuclear power, LNG Terminal, Baltic Pipe, Harmony Link, legal proceedings against Opal/Gazprom, and the introduction of the capacity market. Most recently, he served as vice-president of the management board of Orlen Synthos Green Energy. 

Wojciech Wrochna completed his doctoral studies at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Silesia. He studied at the Robert Schuman University in Strasbourg and at the International University Institute in Luxembourg. 

He is an academic lecturer, author of articles on EU and energy law, and co-author of the commentary on the Treaty establishing the European Community and on Poland’s Energy Law.  

He also has experience of working for EU institutions, namely the European Court of Justice and the European Parliament, as well as the government, among others, as an advisor to the Minister of Science and Higher Education.

Renata Mroczek graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Łódź, where she also completed postgraduate studies in European Funds. She further pursued postgraduate studies in management at the Poznań University of Economics and is certified as an Integrated Management Systems Representative, specialising in quality, environmental, and occupational health and safety management.

Ms Mroczek is a recognised expert in energy law and administrative proceedings, with a particular focus on administrative liability for breaches of statutory obligations and licence conditions.

Since April 2017, she has served as Director of the Mid-Western Territorial Branch of the Energy Regulatory Office (URE) in Łódź. This is the largest regional unit, covering the Mazowieckie and Łódzkie Voivodeships, where she dealt with a wide range of issues in the heat, electricity (including energy storage and renewable energy sources), gaseous fuels, and liquid fuels sectors.

As Deputy Chairwoman of the Heat Sector Team, appointed by the President of the URE, she has actively contributed to developing solutions that support investment and transformation within the heat sector, including the design of a new regulatory model.

Prior to joining the URE, Ms Mroczek briefly worked in banking before spending several years in healthcare. Most recently, she was Deputy Director of a multi-specialist hospital – one of the largest facilities in the Łódź Province – where she gained extensive experience in managing personnel, complex organisational structures, and multi-million-pound projects and processes.

Following an open competition, Ms Mroczek was selected as Vice President of the URE and was officially appointed on 30 October 2024 by President Rafał Gawin.

In her professional interactions, she values dialogue, partnership, and the strength of relationships.

Has many years of experience in managing, developing and implementing complex ownership supervision systems in commercial companies and holding groups, as well as in broadly defined corporate and holding company law and capital market law. In his career, he has participated in the implementation of numerous business projects for various entities, including co-founding internationally operating holding groups, among others for entities in the energy and port industries. He has managed international teams and participated in building strategies for multi-million dollar business projects.
In addition to his extensive legal practice, his past professional experience has allowed him to hone his supervisory and management skills, including those related to managing complex teams. Mr. Sławomir Staszak has served on the management and supervisory boards of many companies and foundations, including Zarząd Morskiego Portu Gdynia S.A.

Mr. Hinc assumed his position on February 12, 2024.

Sławomir Hinc has long-standing experience in natural gas industry, having been directly involved in the development of the concept of national gas transmission system operator in Poland since 2003.From 2004 to 2008, he held the position of Financial Director at PGNiG Przesył (currently GAZ-SYSTEM), where he was responsible for cooperation with the Energy Regulatory Office, negotiations of the lease agreement for transmission assets that were transferred to GAZ-SYSTEM by PGNiG as a dividend in kind. He also supervised the process of obtaining a gas transmission license by GAZ-SYSTEM. From 2006 to 2008, he served as a commercial proxy in GAZ-SYSTEM. He is the author of its first transmission tariff. He was responsible on GAZ-SYSTEM’s part for the transfer of Regional Transmission Branches from PGNiG S.A. structures to GAZ-SYSTEM in 2005.

From 2008 to 2013, he served as Vice-President for Financial Affairs at PGNiG, where he was responsible for the spin-off of the storage system operator (SSO) currently independently operating under the business name Gas Storage Poland and the launch of storage services on the market. From 2008 to 2014, he served as a member of the Supervisory Board of EuRoPol GAZ. In 2010, he was appointed to the Governing Board of the European Association of Gas and Oil Companies EUROGAS in Brussels where he served until 2015.

From 2013 to 2016, he served as President and CEO of PGNiG Upstream Norway, where he was responsible for the acquisition of PGNiG’s interests in 4 gas fields, and for this business deal he received the Gullkronen Award for the best oil transaction in Norway. He also supervised the company’s expansion of exploration activities in the north of Norway, including the obtaining of exploration licences in the Barents Sea by PGNiG. From 2019 to 2024, he was involved in the renewable energy industry, first as an advisor to the Management Board and then as a member of the Supervisory Board of Helioexpert. In 2019, he was appointed as President and Managing Director at Green Genius – a Polish branch of a Lithuanian solar power plant operator. 

He holds a degree in economics from the Institute of Foreign Trade at the University of Gdańsk and a Ph.D. in engineering and technology specialising in gas transmission tariff systems from the Faculty of Environmental Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. He also studied at the Vienna University of Economics and Business and University of Applied Sciences in Berlin. He completed postgraduate Business Management Programme organised by the Central Connecticut State University. Lecturer at postgraduate studies at the Warsaw University of Technology and the AGH University of Science and Technology in the field of transport, tariffs and regulatory affairs in the natural gas market. Author of numerous publications on natural gas tariffs and transportation.

A graduate of the University of Agriculture in Poznań (1990) and a holder of the European Union scholarship FH Weihenstephan (1991-1992). Between 1994 and 1999, he was an expert and a Project Manager working on Phare and USAID support programmes. He started his professional career in the Voivodeship Office in Poznań, and in the years 1993-2005 he was a member of the management and supervisory boards of commercial law companies related to business consulting, information technology and power industry. Since 2006 he has been working for the Asseco Group, where he currently manages the power and gas division. He is a co-author of a number of energy market studies, development strategies for energy companies, restructuring programs and studies on energy market development. He is a member of Steering Committees in several major Polish IT projects for the power sector. He is a co-author of the development strategy for Asseco’s business operations in the domestic and foreign markets. In addition, he is responsible for the supervision over the development of Asseco’s products as well as their internationalisation and globalisation.

Anna has 17 years of finance and banking experience, including extensive expertise in structured finance.
Currently Anna is responsible for EBRD activity in Poland with focus on Power, Energy & Utilities as well as Natural Resources business segments. Her responsibilities involve structuring and execution of EBRD’s financings including project finance structures, public-private partnerships and privatisations.
Anna joined EBRD in 2006, and since then she has led numerous financing in different sectors (including also IT, transport, property) with an gradually increasing specialisation in energy and infrastructure. These transactions included wide range of complex debt, equity as well as syndicated deals. Prior to joining EBRD, Anna worked as an equity derivatives risk manager at Barclays Capital in London. Before that she gained experience at AIB in Dublin, HVB in Munich and National Bank of Poland.
Anna holds PhD in Economics from the Warsaw School of Economics, MA in Finance from the Warsaw School of Economics, CEMS Masters in International Management.

She deals with consulting for Polish and foreign companies in the energy sector. She specialises in the area of defining investment options, creating strategies, renewable energy transactions and CPPA contracts. She manages a team of advisers specialising exclusively in power engineering services.

Paul brings more than two decades of experience in energy, energy security and climate policy and research to his role as Chief Policy and Global Affairs Officer at ENODA. Paul was the founding CEO of ENODA, leading the business through its first two years of growth and technology development. Prior to founding ENODA, he was Chief Strategy Officer at Tellimer, where he led its software platform for emerging market financial research, CEO of 4Cast-RGE, and Managing Director and Co-founder of Country lnsights, where he developed the first commercial Al for the assessment and management of country economic and political risk. Paul began working on energy system stability issues when he served as the First Energy Security Adviser to the U.S. European Command of the U.S. Department of Defence, where he led the development of the US military’s strategy for energy security in Europe, Africa, and Eurasia. He was the most senior Defence Department energy security officiaI based in Europe and represented the US both at NATO, and with senior government and corporate stakeholders in the Europe and the US. He subsequently worked on these issues as advisor on energy security to the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee of the UK Parliament and as Energy and Climate Fellow at the Stockholm Network, where he led the climate track of the Amigo Dialogue Series in Brussels. Paul helped to design the ground-breaking Oil Shockwave simulations with Securing America’s Future Energy, which were recognised by President Oba ma in his 2013 State of the Union address. He also previously served as Deputy Political Analyst in the scenario planning group at Royal Dutch/Shell. In addition to his experience in energy security and climate policy, Paul has held a number of strategie advisory roles, including for the governments of Kazakhstan and Peru on industrial development. He has directly supported major industrials with scenario-based strategy development, and advised key industry private equity sponsors. Paul is a regular keynote speaker and author on topics in energy, technology, and policy. He co­ authored Chain Reaction: How Blockchain Will Transform the Developing World, published in 2021 by Palgrave Macmillan, and Carbon Scenarios, published in 2008 as a project of the Stockholm Network.Paul was a Marshall Scholar at Oxford University and is also an alumnus of London Business School and the University of Texas at Austin, where he was a National Merit Scholar.

Lukasz Gola is a manager with many years of experience in the Polish and European energy sector. He joined Hitachi Europe in 2009, responsible for analysis and business development in the energy sector in the CEE region. For several years, he also cooperated with the Regional Corporate Center on the preparation and implementation of the Hitachi Group’s development strategy in the region. Since 2014, Director of Business Development for Energy Transmission and Distribution Solutions in Europe. The projects he completed include some of the largest investment projects in the energy generation in the region, as well as smart grid solutions, distinguished as the most innovative implementations in the energy industry. Lukasz received PhD from the Warsaw School of Economics and is a graduate of management courses at MIT, INSEAD and IESE Business School.

Expert in the Renewable Energy Sources industry with over 20 years of experience in the development and management of renewable energy projects. Specialist and practitioner in the field of development of onshore wind projects, actively participating in the work of task forces working on shaping legislative processes in the wind energy sector. Associated with OX2 since the beginning of the company’s operations in Poland in 2019. Over the years, he managed the work of the development and wind project acquisition team in Poland and held the position of business development director. As the president of OX2 Poland, he is responsible for the development of OX2’s activities in Poland, the implementation of the business strategy, cooperation with key business partners, and the optimization of the company’s project portfolio.

Manager with 18 years of experience in the IT industry. At Hitachi Europe Ltd., he manages the product portfolio area in Central and Eastern Europe. A graduate of Executive MBA from the Leon Koźmiński Academy.
He has extensive experience in the nuclear, energy, and financial sectors, including significant international exposure. He has worked on several continents for blue-chip technology companies, including IBM, Hewlett Packard, and the European Space Agency. Throughout his career, he has been responsible for managing large and complex projects in asset management, integration, IT strategy, and broad digitalization, utilizing, among other technologies – artificial intelligence.

Kaja Swat is the Vice President and Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Phoenix Systems, where she previously held the roles of Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Project Manager. She graduated from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at the Warsaw University of Technology and completed the “Effective IT Management” program at the Warsaw School of Economics.

She has nearly 20 years of experience in implementing technologically advanced, multidisciplinary projects for the energy, medical, and industrial sectors. At Phoenix Systems, she was responsible, among other things, for the development and implementation of Concentrator-Balancing Sets for Energa Operator and gas meters for the Belgian operator Fluvius. She actively participates in initiatives related to the Internet of Things (IoT), including research and development projects such as IPCEI-CIS, COGNIT, and O-CEI Horizon, which focus on developing solutions utilizing the open-source operating system Phoenix-RTOS for smart energy measurement systems, intelligent aviation, industry, and space applications.

Vice-President of the Board, General Director, Polish Chamber of Energy Storage
An expert in the energy industry with 20 years of professional experience. He gained experience in energy distribution and transmission companies as well as in consulting companies. A longtime publicist in the field of energy market in economic media. A consultant in the field of system solutions in the power industry cooperating with government institutions and the Parliament. The first president and co-founder of the only Polish organization of companies in the field of energy storage technologies (electricity, heat, hydrogen and cold) and electromobility (vehicle charging infrastructure, battery and hydrogen technologies) and energy management in energy clusters.

Maciej Konieczka is an experienced expert in the energy sector, specializing in the use of data analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning (ML) to optimize energy management. He is the founder and CEO of VESS (Virtual Energy Storage Systems), an innovative technology company that develops advanced algorithms to manage energy storage facilities, maximizing their profitability and operational efficiency.

Prior to founding VESS, he served as Director of Data and Analytics at Veolia Energy Contracting Poland, where he was responsible for data management, analytics and modeling optimization strategies for energy markets and energy storage. He also previously worked at PGE S.A. Group, PKN Orlen and TRMEW Obrót (now Respect Energy), where he developed data-driven strategies and implemented Data Science solutions in energy trading, power market analysis and technical forecasting for power plants.

He is a visiting lecturer at Kozminski University and a PhD student at Warsaw University of Technology, where he conducts research on advanced data analytics and process modeling in the energy sector. He holds a DAMA CDMP certification in the area of data management.

A leading executive with extensive background and knowledge of the Polish energy market. Since May 2021, as President of Westinghouse in Poland, he is in charge of the realization of investments in the field of nuclear technology, including the implementation of AP1000® technology for the first nuclear power plant in Poland.
Mr. Kowalik brings more than 25 years of experience in the energy sector, with expertise in business leadership, strategy, new project acquisitions and business development, gained while working in senior leadership positions, among others, in SNC Lavalin, Alstom and ABB. Most recently, Mr. Kowalik has held the position of President of Enea, one of Poland’s largest energy companies.
Mr. Kowalik is a graduate of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Gdynia Maritime University. He received his MBA from the Rotterdam School of Management in cooperation with the Gdańsk Foundation for Management Development and completed post-graduate studies in corporate finance management at the Warsaw School of Economics.

He cooperates with Energy clients and Industry Associations in his current SAP role. Advocate of Digital Transformation, Industry Cloud and Business Networks. Big enthusiast of Green Hydrogen. Before joining SAP, he worked for +15 years at Accenture and IBM consulting, conducting several big projects in IT strategy, process & cost optimization, supply chain, asset management, margin management and corporate planning.

Ph.D. of law. Assistant professor at the University of Economics in Katowice. In 2021-2022 he worked at the Faculty of Law of the University of Lucerne (Switzerland).
He specializes in public economic law, European economic law, and energy law — the author of over 50 publications, including one monograph.
Vice-President of the Management Board of the Polish Foundation for Competition Law and Sectoral Regulation IUS PUBLICUM, Regular Member of the World Energy Council, accredited to the United Nations, and a member of the Polish Association of European Law belonging to the International Federation of European Law in Brussels (FIDE – Fédération International pour le Droit Européen), as well as an associate of the Center for Antitrust and Regulatory Studies at the University of Warsaw.
As part of his academic work, Marcin Kraśniewski collaborates with foreign centers, e.g., Macquarie Law School in Sydney (Australia), Aberdeen University Center for Energy Law in Scotland (United Kingdom), the Faculty of Law of the University of Bergen (Norway), Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires (Argentina), the Law Academy of Jarosław Mądry in Kharkiv (Ukraine), and the University of Calgary (Canada).

He is responsible for creating and implementing the development strategy for the Utilities&GB Sector at Sygnity S.A. which is part of the TSS Group, a leading provider of software for vertical markets worldwide. Adam Larysz is a graduate of the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science at the Silesian University of Technology and the “Management” development program at ICAN Institute and Harvard Business School.
Expert in IT solutions for the energy and utilities sector. Author of the concept of passportization and management of network assets, co-author of the concept and architect of the first implementation in Poland of a predictive maintenance system based on the GIS platform and SAP PM/PS/MM. Co-author of a number of articles and concepts of IT solutions for the Energy Market and Power Market. Since 2003, he has been associated with ComputerLand and Winuel (today’s Sygnity S.A.) as a solution architect of key IT implementations in the Polish power industry, awarded several times in the “most interesting of the best implementations in the industry” competition. For the past 12 years he has been supervising strategic projects on behalf of Steering Committees.
Since 2013, Director of Business Areas in the Utilities sector. Since 2022, he has served as Managing Director of the Utilities Sector. Appointed to Sygnity’s Board of Directors as of January 1, 2025.
Passionate about talent development. Advocate of inclusiveness and diversity. Enthusiast of modern tools and work methods and new technologies such as ML, AI gen I cloud solutions.
Privately a biohacker, lover of Sci-Fi, basketball and calisthenics, transferring an athlete’s attitude to business results.

A graduate of the Faculty of Telecommunications and Electronics at the Bydgoszcz University
of Technology, the Institute of Electrical Engineering (specialization in industrial electrical engineering). He has more than 23 years of experience in the implementation of IT projects providing comprehensive support for all areas of the power sector from generation, transmission and distribution to the sale
of products and services.
At Asseco’s Power and Gas Division, he oversees project management for the construction
and implementation of IT solutions for power and gas companies operating in the Polish and foreign markets (systems of different classes: Billing & CIS, metering, client portals, migration tools).
He is responsible for the implementation of research and development (R&D) projects involving proprietary products and the development of new solutions and technologies.
Since 2016, he has served as the Director of the Project Management and International Relations Department at Asseco.

A citizen of Gdańsk, manager, doctor of law, and academic lecturer. Graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Gdańsk.

After completing attorney-at law’s training and passing the professional examination, he obtained the title of attorney-at-law. Prior to that, he successfully passed the exam for the candidates for supervisory board members with the participation of the State Treasury before a commission appointed by the Minister of the Treasury, obtaining the relevant qualifications to serve on these boards.

He gained professional experience in providing legal services to entities in the fuel and construction sectors, in the field of regulated activities and so-called special purpose vehicles sectors (with particular emphasis on preparing and conducting investment processes), working in law firms and running an individual practice as an attorney-at-law. He was the head of the legal department of a private defense-sector company (including execution and design of special technologies) with a solid reputation in both domestic and international markets.

He also gained experience in the government and local government sectors. In recent years, he held the position of a member of the management board and director of legal and financial affairs in a private company specializing in the implementation of linear investments, which has been present in the industry for over 60 years.

For over a decade, he has been serving on the supervisory boards of commercial law companies, including those in the financial markets, telecommunications, healthcare, and leisure industries. Among other things, in the past, he was a member of the supervisory board of a leading Polish telecommunications operator and cybersecurity service provider.

Currently, he is a member of the supervisory board of the Armenian Stock Exchange (AMX) in Yerevan, appointed by the Warsaw Stock Exchange S.A. (its majority shareholder).

Bartłomiej Nieścierowicz, SVP at CGI, has been associated with this organization for almost 15 years. He has been working at CGI since 2006 and has gone through all levels of career in the company. Since 2017, he has been managing the branch in Poland and supervising the area of CGI’s activities in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. CGI is present in many sectors, such as energy, finance, telecommunications, insurance, space, government sector, and commercial services. Bartłomiej Niescierowicz is the PLLE BU Leader at CGI Poland and since 2017, he has been managing the branch in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, where CGI employs nearly 900 people in total.

Electrical engineer. During his 33-year career he has held a number of positions at all levels of management of a distribution system operator. Member of the Polish Electricity Association and the Polish Power Transmission and Distribution Association. Representative in the EU DSO Entity Country Expert Group. Actively participates in the transformation process of the electricity market and distribution sector.

Adam Pawluć Director of Strategy and Transformation, Board Member at Polish Biogas Group, part of TotalEnergies

At PGB, he is responsible for strategy, transformation and margin optimization. Key responsibilities include setting strategic goals, long-term planning, driving company performance, operating model creation, and executing strategic agenda by implementing transformational and digital programs and technology innovations. 

Prior to joining PGB, TotalEnergies worked at companies such as Monitor Deloitte and Accenture, where he executed strategy, M&A and management projects for clients in various sectors. He started his career at British American Tobacco in finance, where he worked in revenue management, variable costs and controlling.

He has attended executive courses at Harvard Business School, INSEAD and Northwestern University and holds a CIMA certification. He earned a master’s degree in global business, finance and management from SGH Warsaw School of Economics, writing his thesis under the supervision of Leszek Balcerowicz.

Bartosz is a director at Strategy&, specializing in strategic, investment and financial analyses. He focuses on the energy, oil and gas and chemical sectors, working with the largest industrial groups in Poland and the region. He has been associated with the PwC network for 14 years, during which he has successfully supported clients in building business strategies and efficiently implementing investment plans. Author of publications and reports on energy transformation, including “Biomethane in Poland. The growing role of biomethane in energy transformation”.

Vice President of the Management Board of Energa SA.
He is a manager with extensive experience in management and consolidation of enterprises, including energy companies.

He began his professional career as a sales coordinator at the Foto Word (representative office of Kodak in Poland), then worked as a legal counsel at Polski Bank Inwestycyjny SA and PZU SA, serving the company’s IT division. He was a Director of the Legal Division at Bank Współpracy Europejskiej and Polskie Sieci Energetyczne. From 2008 to 2013, he served as Vice President and Acting President of Polska Grupa Energetyczna SA where he was in charge of the group’s consolidation (the largest on the energy market) and listing the company on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. In 2013, he obtained a final environmental decision allowing to start the construction of a new power unit at the Opole power plant. Then, until 2016, he served as a Management Board member at Krajowa Spółka Cukrowa SA, where he was responsible for strategy and social dialogue. He also run his own legal practice serving major players in the financial and construction sectors. Since 2019, he has worked as a legal counsel for the Marshal’s Office of Mazowieckie Voivodship, serving the Department of Corporate Governance and Investments and Department of Digitalization. He handled key litigation for the Mazowieckie Voivodship Office. He served as a member and chairman of the Supervisory Boards of large companies in the energy, food and medical sectors: PGE SA, PGE GIEK SA, PGE OBRÓT SA, Stoisław SA, Voivodship Hospital in Siedlce, ENEA SA and liquidator of the Mazovia Administration Center.

Managing Director and Vice President of Wind Industry Hub Foundation, founded by Polish Wind Energy Association, the largest sector organization in Poland and Member of WindEurope, established in 1999. The mission of Wind Industry Hub is to support the development of a strong supply chain for wind sector and the involvement of local content in Polish and European wind investments.

Dominika has been involved in the energy market for 15 years. Previously she worked in the capital group structures of largest Polish company Orlen, LNG importing terminal in Swinoujscie operator – Polskie LNG, gas transmission system operator Gaz-System and Finish company Fortum. She acted also as the Director of the Energy and Climate Forum at Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers, one of three largest business organizations in Poland. A graduate from three faculties of the University of Warsaw and Lazarski University, including degrees in MBA Energy. In 2025, Forbes Woman Polska magazine indicated Dominika Taranko as one of 25 key female leaders in the energy industry.

Łukasz Tomaszewski has been involved in renewable energy for more than 14 years. Among other things, he took part in the preparation of the Law on Renewable Energy Sources and its amendments. He has many years of experience in international cooperation, especially in economic and energy areas. From 2010 to 2015, he worked at the Ministry of Economy in the Renewable Energy Department. Then he moved to the Energy Regulatory Authority, where he headed the Renewable Energy Auction Department. In 2021, he became associated with the Polish Development Fund where he supported decision-making processes and participated in the development of a bridge financing offer for Renewable Energy Projects. In 2022, he rejoined the government administration and became deputy director of the Renewable Energy Sources Department at the Ministry of Climate and Environment, where he supervised, among other things, matters relating to regulations and support mechanisms as well as international cooperation. In May 2023, he was appointed director of this department.

Dr. Eng. Paweł Urbańczyk, President of Office of Technical Inspection (Polish: Urząd Dozoru Technicznego, UDT).
Pawel Urbańczyk, has been associated with the Office of Technical Inspection (UDT) for more than 20 years. Recently he was responsible for managing inspection activities at plants of strategic importance to the Polish economy.
In 2016 he was awarded the PhD in Technical Sciences (discipline of machine construction and operation from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science at Częstochowa University of Technology). As an expert he has participated in a number of national and international conferences with the focus on technical inspection. He has also written articles on materials used in the energy sector published in many leading Polish journals. Mr Urbańczyk is also a member of the Katowice Chapter of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN) – Committee on Power Engineering.

Agnieszka performs the function of Head of Development Poland. She is responsible for the development of wind onshore, PV and storage projects and has over 15 years of experience in renewable energy sector. Agnieszka Wojnarowska has previously worked inter alia in Polish Wind Energy Association and Innogy Polska S.A. She is a graduate of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Warsaw University of Technology Business School.

A graduate of the Faculty of Computer Science and Management at Wrocław University of Science and Technology, specialising in Information Technologies in Management. He has been working in the IT sector for the power industry for over 20 years.

He began his professional career at Winuel, where he contributed to the development and enhancement of the Energy Market Information System (SIRE). Currently, in Asseco Poland’s Energy and Gas Division, he is responsible for shaping the business and technological strategy in the field of data acquisition and processing for metering and settlement purposes. His experience and expertise enable the effective implementation of modern solutions supporting the digitalisation of the energy market.

Co-owner of the company, lawyer, MBA diploma, specializing in issues related to the investment process – many years of practical experience in the preparation and implementation of investments, in particular infrastructure.
As a parliamentary and ministerial expert, co-author of a number of bills and regulations. By order of the Prime Minister of 4 October 2012, he was appointed to the Construction Law Codification Commission for a 4-year term of office. Expert in the Ministry of Economy on transmission corridors and financial consequences of establishing transmission easements. Expert at the Ministry of Regional Development in the field of EU support for access to broadband networks and the development of high-capacity networks. Member of the Main Urban and Architectural Commission.
Author of numerous publications, i.a. co-author of the largest and repeatedly republished “Commentary to the Act on Planning and Spatial Development” (Publishing House C.H. BECK, W-wa 2004 – edited by Zygmunt Niewiadomski), as well as published in autumn 2011 in the C.H.Beck Publishing House “Commentary to local government acts” (edited by Zygmunt Niewiadomski and Roman Hauser). Among the publications, also include: “Legal regulation of the investment and construction process. Conditions. Barriers. Prospects.” (LexisNexis Publishing House, W-wa 2009).