FUTURE ENERGY Week Poland is a premier international trade fair and conference dedicated to the dynamic energy sector. This significant event serves as a vital platform for industry leaders, experts, and innovators to converge and discuss the pivotal future of energy, particularly focusing on advancements in Poland and the broader Central and Eastern European region. Attendees will explore critical areas such as renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and energy storage, alongside emerging fields like hydrogen technologies, e-mobility, smart grids, and digitalization in energy. The exhibition is tailored for a diverse professional audience, including investors, developers, engineers, policymakers, and researchers, offering unparalleled opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, and discovering cutting-edge solutions. Participants can gain insights into the latest trends, forge valuable partnerships, and contribute to shaping a sustainable energy future. With a comprehensive program that includes the FUTURE ENERGY Conference and Awards, this event is essential for anyone involved in the evolving energy landscape.
Highlights
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Comprehensive Energy Focus
Explore renewable energy, energy efficiency, storage, hydrogen, e-mobility, and smart grids.
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Regional Energy Hub
A key platform for discussing the future of energy in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.
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Expert Networking
Connect with industry leaders, investors, developers, engineers, policymakers, and researchers.
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Concurrent Events
Engage with the FUTURE ENERGY Conference and Awards for deeper insights and recognition.
FAQ
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It is an international trade fair and conference dedicated to the energy sector, focusing on renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and energy storage.
The event is organized by Lentewenc Sp. z o.o.
The event will be held at EXPO XXI Warsaw, located at ul. Prądzyńskiego 12/14, 01-222 Warsaw, Poland.
Key themes include Renewable Energy Sources, Energy Efficiency, Energy Storage, Hydrogen Technologies, E-mobility, and Smart Grids.
Yes, concurrent events include the FUTURE ENERGY Conference and FUTURE ENERGY Awards.
