SSW contributing to the debate at PWEA 2026
Wind energy has long ceased to be solely an energy sector issue.
Today, it sits at the heart of discussions around national security, economic competitiveness, industrial development, critical infrastructure resilience and Poland’s attractiveness as an investment destination.
This is precisely why the agenda of the PSEW Conference 2026 extends far beyond technology. This year’s programme covers topics such as energy security and geopolitics, local content development, renewable energy project financing, M&A activity, cybersecurity, offshore investments and the future of electricity networks.
These are issues particularly close to SSW. Every day, we advise on some of the largest energy, infrastructure and investment projects across Poland and the wider CEE region, supporting clients at the intersection of regulation, financing, transactions and project delivery.
We are therefore particularly pleased that SSW experts will be helping shape this year’s debate as moderators and contributors to selected conference sessions.
On 8 June, Martin Bittner will moderate the panel discussion: Poland as an attractive M&A investment market, while Hubert Wysoczański will take part in a discussion: Will the state support the development of local content? A pilot programme for offshore wind energy projects.
On 9 June, Dominik Strzałkowski will lead the panel: Renewables and energy-intensive industry – can they coexist and support one another?
On 10 June, Hubert Wysoczański will lead the Open meeting of the PWEA’s Supply Chain Working Group, which was established in early 2025 as a joint initiative of PWEA (Polish Wind Energy Association), WIH (Wind Industry Hub) and SSW.
The conference will take place in Świnoujście from 8–10 June 2026. In addition to the experts participating in panels and discussions, SSW will also be represented by Piotr Spaczyński, Maximilian Piekut and Paweł Michałek, who will be available throughout the event to discuss the key trends and challenges shaping the energy sector.
