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On 26-27 May, we had the pleasure to participate in the most important event of the photovoltaic industry in Poland - the PV Congress, organised by the Polish Photovoltaic Association.
These were two intensive days full of substantive discussions, exchange of experiences and inspiring meetings with partners, investors, experts and representatives of the RES sector. We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand and shared with us their plans and visions for the future of renewable energy.
The PV 2025 Congress was honoured by the presence of Prof. Jerzy Buzek, who in his speech emphasised:
„The future belongs to RES. But an adequate energy grid is needed so that PV and wind can become the driving forces of our energy security.”
Thank you for your presence and inspiring words. We are honoured to host such an important voice in the debate on the future of Polish and European energy.
The Congress also included a one-on-one session with Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska from the Ministry of Climate and Environment. During the conversation, the Minister indicated the main directions of the energy transition in Poland:
‘Our key objectives are: energy based on solar, wind and nuclear, building gas systems that will play an important role in the transition period of the transition, modernising the grid and adapting demand to supply, i.e. teaching us all to adapt to new forms of energy generation - which applies to industry, heating and individual consumers.’
A special element of our presence was an exhibition of paintings by Ewa Jendraszko, who created a unique atmosphere combining the world of technology with artistic sensitivity. We are delighted that we were able to discuss the role of photovoltaics in the energy transition and the directions for developing renewable energy sources in such a unique atmosphere.
As always, there was also great coffee at our stand, which we hope made your time more pleasant and was a good opportunity for calm, matter-of-fact discussions about solutions for large-scale PV installations.
There were also some lighter touches - in the evening, Congress participants had the opportunity to relax with a concert by Reni Jusis, who added exceptional energy to the event and created a great space for less formal discussions and integration of the industry community.
See you at the next industry meeting - many more opportunities to discuss the future of energy lie ahead!
