Critical Energy Infrastructure in Poland
Exclusive roundtable event between policymakers and businesses from Poland and Denmark
As Poland continues to modernize its infrastructure amidst heightened geopolitical and economic challenges, the protection of critical infrastructure has become a strategic priority. This includes securing offshore wind farms, energy grids, and industrial supply chains. Resilience in these areas is essential not only for national security but also for sustained economic growth.
Denmark is internationally recognized for its expertise in developing innovative and sustainable solutions for infrastructure resilience. Poland has strong expertise in development of security applications for industries. Through collaboration, Danish and Polish industries can provide advanced solutions directly addressing the challenges of a secure and resilient energy infrastructure.
Therefore, The Royal Danish Embassy in Warsaw and Danish Industry are organising a one-day event in Poland, led by Morten Bødskov, Danish Minister for Industry, Business and Financial Affairs and Krzysztof Paszczyk, Polish Minister of Economic Development and Technology. The event will bring together policymakers, business leaders, and industry experts from both countries.
The meeting will discuss challenges and solutions in the interface of energy infrastructure and security – an agenda that plays into the multi-layered defence cooperation regarding Baltic Sea security.
Programme
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14.00-15.00 Security Challenges, Strategies and Solutions in the Polish Energy Sector - Presentation and Dialogue
Speakers: Leading Polish expert (TBA)
15.00-15.30 Arrival of Polish Stakeholders – Networking Coffee
Round Table Meeting: Critical Energy Infrastructure Expansion and Protection
15.30-15.45 Opening Remarks
- Krzysztof Paszyk, Minister of Economic Development and Technology of Poland
- Morten Bødskov, Minister for Industry, Business, and Financial Affairs of Denmark
15.45-17.15 Round Table Discussion: Collaboration on Critical Energy Infrastructure
- Defining the current landscape and challenges for infrastructural, technological, and legal perspectives on protecting critical Baltic Sea energy infrastructure.
- What are our available strategies, tools, and resources to address the challenges?
- Which industrial and organisational initiatives can strengthen critical energy infrastructure protection?
- What framework conditions must be adjusted to secure sustained collaboration and leveraging EU- and NATO-backed funding schemes?
17.15-17.30 Conclusions and Closing Remarks
17.30-18.30 Networking Reception
Fine print
Registration is binding and the price of participation is calculated based on 8 participating companies. If the number of participating companies change, we reserve the right to offer participation at a different price. Should this result in a higher price than the one quoted you have the right to cancel your participation.
Registration is in accordance with the terms and conditions for participation in Export Promotion Events of the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI).
