International Renewable Energy Industries Conference

Extreme price spikes and negative prices are becoming a structural feature of Europe’s electricity markets. Energy storage is recognised by the EU as a grid-friendly asset, as it can mitigate price volatility and improve system efficiency through arbitrage, peak-shaving, and real-time balancing. However, significant regulatory barriers remain, particularly in grid connection procedures and in the full regulatory recognition of storage’s flexibility capabilities.

- How to create passwords that even “1234hacker” can’t crack

- Password manager – no more sticky notes or Excel 

- MFA as a second layer of protection for your systems and accounts

- Warning signs that a message is a scam  

- Examples of social engineering attacks

- Real-world company cases – what went wrong?

- Safe use of public Wi-Fi during travel and trade shows

- Antivirus on smartphones and laptops – settings that make a difference

- VPNs, messaging apps, and handling corporate data in practice

- How to create passwords that even “1234hacker” can’t crack

- Password manager – no more sticky notes or Excel

 - MFA as a second layer of protection for your systems and accounts

- Warning signs that a message is a scam 

 - Examples of social engineering attacks

- Real-world company cases – what went wrong?

- Safe use of public Wi-Fi during travel and trade shows

- Antivirus on smartphones and laptops – settings that make a difference

- VPNs, messaging apps, and handling corporate data in practice

Panel discussion: In what direction will Polish energy policy evolve, what will be its driving force, and what role will electricity and heat storage play in this strategy?

• EU policy on increasing energy system flexibility
• Building energy security
• Centralized or distributed energy
• Polish energy storage policyAnti-blackout package

• Introductory Presentation
• Panel Discussion: What Directions Are Energy Storage Technology Taking? Fire and Cybersecurity Procedures and Systems. BMS and EMS Systems – Can We Expect Standardization?

• Introductory Presentation
• Panel Discussion: In what direction should regulations develop to support the development of the energy storage market and improve relations with TSOs and DSOs – good practices and barriers? The role of the state – regulations. The role of the regulator – URE policy. The role of operators – the Transmission Network Code (IRiESP) and the Transmission Network Code (IRiESD).

Introductory Presentation

Panel Discussion: What direction is the energy market reform in Poland heading? Will we move away from the so-called copper plate? Will it be a reform that utilizes all mechanisms for marketizing energy services or will it stabilize existing solutions?

• Grid-forming and new service options for storage units: Is it possible to open up black-start/islanding services for storage units?
• Flexibility Services: First Projects in Poland – Is Interventional Reactive Power Control the Right Place for Storage Units?
• Capacity Market and Flexibility Support Mechanisms – Do the MACSE auctions in Italy and LTES in the UK and Ireland indicate the next step for the Polish market?
• Flexibility of Connection Conditions – Could connection costs be reduced if storage operation during critical hours of the year were 100% supervised by the DSO, with the possibility of market-based operations for the rest of the year?
• Qualification Processes for Balancing Services – Are They Optimal for Aggregator Operations?Grants and low-interest loansCommercial loansCapacity MarketFlexibility Services MarketArbitrageBalancing MarketcPPA

Introductory Presentation

Panel Discussion: Experiences from EU Countries – Best Practices and Barriers to Investing in Energy Storage. Can Energy Storage Be Profitable in Poland? How to Finance Investments? Is the Financial Sector Ready for Market Challenges? Is the Age of Subsidies for Energy Storage Over?
- Subsidies and Low
-Interest Loans
- Commercial Loans
- Capacity Market
- Flexibility Services Market
- Arbitrage
- Balancing Market
- cPPA
- Profit-Share Model

Introductory Presentation

Panel Discussion: What are the benefits of electricity storage? Can it be profitable? Who needs electricity storage more – energy consumers or energy producers? Optimizing Energy Storage Operation
- Implementation of Energy Storage with Large-Scale Renewable Energy Sources
- Implementation of Energy Storage in Clusters and Cooperatives
- Implementation of Energy Storage for Energy Consumers

Introductory Presentation

Panel Discussion: The Large Potential of Energy Storage in Distributed Energy Still Untapped – How to Change This
• How to Choose Technology
• Energy Storage in Clusters and Energy Cooperatives
• Energy Storage in Rail and Tram Traction
• Energy Storage in Cities

Presentation of the assumptions of the PIME/IEO Report “Green Electrification of Industry Using Thermal and Electrical Energy Storage” Speaker: Grzegorz Wiśniewski, Institute for Renewable Energy 

 Panel discussion: The role of electrification and thermal energy storage in the decarbonization of the energy sector and industry – the transformation of district heating

Introductory presentation

Panel Discussion: How the Energy Storage Market Structure Is Developing – Barriers, Incentives, Investments, Practices, and Benefits

Members of the committee, organizers and reporters.

Innovation trends, Danish rankings and forecasts for the energy sector in Poland and Europe. Analysis of investments in photovoltaics, energy storage, power pumps and renewable energy infrastructure.

Discussion with representatives of the renewable energy industry, developers, technology manufacturers, and financing institutions.

Topics:

• Integration of renewable energy in multifamily housing,
• Investment support from EU and national funds,
• The role of intelligent energy management systems (Smart Home / Smart Grid),
• The potential of B2B cooperation in the development of the distributed energy market.

In an era of dynamic growth in the number of PV installations, effective management of a distributed portfolio of assets is becoming a key challenge for investors and O&M service providers. The presentation will introduce the Solar-Spy system—an innovative solution based on artificial intelligence algorithms that redefines the approach to monitoring and optimizing the operation of photovoltaic farms. 

Extreme price spikes and negative prices are becoming a structural feature of Europe’s electricity markets. Energy storage is recognised by the EU as a grid-friendly asset, as it can mitigate price volatility and improve system efficiency through arbitrage, peak-shaving, and real-time balancing. However, significant regulatory barriers remain, particularly in grid connection procedures and in the full regulatory recognition of storage’s flexibility capabilities.

Ingeteam is driving Poland’s clean energy transition with proven solutions for large‑scale photovoltaic and battery energy storage systems.In this session, we will showcase how our inverters, power stations and control systems ensure maximum performance, reliability and grid support for utility‑scale projects.We’ll also explore how Ingeteam’s technology is already powering installations across the word, helping developers and investors build smarter, more resilient energy assets for the future.

Poland's solar and energy storage market faces a critical paradox: massive renewable capacity is being blocked by grid connection limitations, while regulators have introduced new "flexible connection agreements" to unlock capacity—but without standardized frameworks to calculate their financial impact.