Day I
Wed, 29 October 2025
08:30-17:00
Registration
09:45-10:30
Welcome Speeches
📍Plenary Hall | (PL → EN translation available)
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Krzysztof Gawkowski – Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Digitalisation
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Representative of the Ministry for Climate and Environment (tbc.)
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Representative of the Ministry for State Assets (tbc.)
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Agnieszka Majewska – Spokeperson for SMEs
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Beata Rutkiewicz – Head of the Pomeranian Voivodeship Office
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Leszek Bonna – Deputy Marshall of the Pomeranian Voivodeship
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Piotr Mirek – Tele-Fonika Kable / JDR – Deputy CEO
10:30-12:30
Building of strong, local supply chain – common responsibility of the sector
📍Plenary Hall | (PL → EN translation available)
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local content as an economic raison d'état: the direction of state policy in area of large investments
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strengthening the local supply chain as part of a strategy to build economic resilience to geopolitical and economic turmoil
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skilful support for the foreign promotion of local products and services as an indispensable element of state economic policy
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actions on the part of the supplier: responsible assessment of one's own capabilities and building of competence resources through consortia and other forms of cooperation
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the perspective of the investor and the contracting authority versus the expectations of subcontractors: optimal combination of the two points of view
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Moderator: Jakub Budzyński – President of Polish Offshore Wind Industry Chamber
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Speakers: Piotr Dziubałtowski – Deputy CEO, Member of the Board - PGE Baltica, Łukasz Sikorski - Project Director for Baltic East, CEO, ORLEN Neptun VIII, Kacper Kostrzewa – Managing Director - Ocean Winds Polska, Krzysztof Telega – Deputy CEO of Industrial Development Agency (ARP S.A.), Piotr Mirek – Deputy CEO - Tele-Fonika Kable / JDR, Bjarne L. Tofte – Seaway7
11:40-12:20
Presentation: Admissibility of using multi-criteria decision support methodology in shaping the criteria for evaluating bids implementing the “local content” concept in the light of EU public procurement law
📍Plenary Hall | (PL → EN translation available)
Alicja Wąsowicz - PGE Baltica, dr. Jarosław Kola – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań
12:20-12:30
Ceremonial signing of the cooperation agreement between ASE Group and Hitachi Energy Poland
📍Plenary Hall | (PL → EN translation available)
12:30-13:30
Lunch break
📍Restaurant 1st Floor
13:30-15:00
QHSE in Polish offshore wind sector
📍Room 2 | (PL → EN translation available)
• own national QHSE regulations: why are they so important?
• Polish legislation: current status, necessary changes or additions
• proposed regulations
• good practices are not enough: Polish industry standard
Moderator: Hubert Wawrzyniak - HSE Energy
Speakers: Tomasz Cendrowski - ORLEN Neptun, Hanna Drabczyk - Health4Wind
Ewa Chrabkowska - Oersted, Agnieszka Szczygielska - CIOP-PIB, Łukasz Wawrzyniak – W&W Consulting, Artur Ambrożewicz – VULCAN T&C, Michał Terlikowski – Baltic Industry Group
Special Feature: Live coverage from the deck of an HLJV offshore installation vessel during the wind turbine installation process
13:30-15:00
Institutional support for the offshore wind supply chain: finance, insurance, investments
📍Room 1 | EN
• financial instruments available to Polish SMEs
• smart support for FDI in Poland
• attractive investment areas in the Pomeranian Province and preferential investment conditions
• financial and guarantee support for Polish SMEs
• ARP's offer in upgrading supplier`s standard and market position
• instruments for larger investors
• state support for the European shipbuilding industry
Presentation: European local content support mechanisms review, Piotr Śpiewanowski – Menon Economics
Moderator: Anna Wiosna - Enterprise Development Department Director, ARP S.A.
Speakers: Joanna Smolik – BGK – Polish Development Bank, Paweł Orłowski - InvestGDA, Adam Ruszkowski - REMONTOWA Holding, Artur Kucia – PKO BP, Tomasz Kopka – PAIH, Marcin Wiśniewski – World Bank / IFC
13:30-15:00
Seaway7 Workshop: Supplier's role in the project. The real life examples.
📍Room 3 | EN
• supply chain management activities in the project life cycle
• suppliers' contribution to project success
• services and materials required for project implementation in Poland
• what can we learn from working together?
Experts: Piotr Żeglarski – Seaway7, Richard der Hollander – Seaway7
14:00
Study visit to brownfield area adjacent to Port of Gdansk with access to the railway infrastructure - InvestGDA
15:00-15:30
Coffee break
15:30-17:00
Development of national guidelines for offshore geotechnical investigations
📍Room 1 | EN
• scale and nature of demand for the guidelines
• main problems faced by investors/developers, designers and surveyors in this matter
• proportion of the own and imported regulations considering geological structure of the Baltic Sea
• how to create the guidlines in a way allowing for the common acceptance and respect
Moderator: Mariusz Leszczyński - GuD Offshore Polska Sp. z o.o.
Speakers: Łukasz Sikorski – Project Director for Baltic East, CEO, ORLEN Neptun VIII (tbc.), Fabian Kirsch –GuD Offshore Wind Polska sp. z o.o. / GuD Consult, Witold Bogusz – Chairman of Polish Geotechnical Standardisation Committee KT 254 / Bechtel Corporation, Wojciech Tymiński - Geoteko Geotechnical Consultant Ltd., Radosław Iwanow – Geological and geotechnical surveys expert / MEWO S.A.
15:30-17:00
Poland's first use permit of an offshore wind farm – how to ensure technical and formal-legal consistency of the construction and acceptance process
📍Room 2 | (PL → EN translation available)
• new administrative challenges – Poland's first procedures for issuing use permits of offshore wind farms, lack of established practice, and scattered competences of authorities
• division of roles and responsibilities – investor, contract engineer, designer, EPC, suppliers, and • environmental supervision – where their mandates end in the context of formal and legal documentation
• risk of inconsistency – the effects of parallel execution of multiple contracts and preparation of documents by foreign contractors
• specification for the execution and acceptance of offshore wind farms in terms of permitting requirements – as a new tool for organizing requirements and acceptance schedules
• integrated permitting supervision – the role of the Interface Manager in coordinating activities and communication with the administration
Moderator: Maciej Stryjecki - Vice President, Projmors ASE Group
Speakers: Zbisław Milewski – Acting Head of Inspection and Control Department, Regional Construction Supervision Office in Gdańsk; Grzegorz Szabliński – President of the Management Board, Baltic Power; Piotr Żeglarski – Business Development Manager, Seaway7; Wojciech Grześkowiak – Resident Engineer / Offshore Practice Leader, Antea Polska S.A.; Mateusz Filipp – Board Member, Crist Offshore; Mateusz Łaski – Deputy Director for Business Development, Projmors ASE Group
15:30-17:00
Local suppliers for the implementation and O&M phases of the OWF projects – review of the offer
📍Room 3 | PL
• the myth about the end of contracting for so-called phase I projects
• where to continue looking for orders for phase I projects in Poland
• the upcoming O&M phase – when will the first contracts for Polish suppliers be awarded?
• Intelligibility of contract standards and conditions for less experienced suppliers
Moderator: Krzysztof Stopierzyński - CEO Baltic Diving Solutions
Speakers: Michał Śmigielski – MAG, Aleksandra Ohl – PŻB Offshore, Mariusz Eichberger – Inter Marine Energy, Radosław Paszkiewicz - Baltic Industry Group GPB, Wojciech Chojnacki - NKT,
Radosław Kowalczyk – Stocznia WULKAN
17:30-19:30
Workshop: “She Winds – Women in Energy”
📍Restaurant 1st Floor | PL
17:30 – She Winds Opening
Opening Presentation: “Woman at the Helm, Man on the Wave – Who Really Steers the Course?”
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Agnieszka Rodak, Chairwoman, Polish Wind Energy Chamber of Maritime Industry
17:45 – Power Speeches: Women Changing the Energy Sector
Inspirational talks by female leaders driving energy transition, innovation, and management:
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Beata Rutkiewicz – Governor of Pomeranian Region
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Katarzyna Gruszecka-Spychała – Vice President, Board of Directors, Port of Gdynia S.A.
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Beata Superson-Polowiec – Enim Institute Sp. z o.o.
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Ewelina Szałankiewicz – Sales Director, windhunter academy
18:30 – She Winds Fashion Show: Strength, Style, Energy
19:00 – Networking & Business Mixer
19:30-22:00
Gala dinner and PIMEW Awards 2025 Ceremony
📍Plenary Hall
22:00-01:00
Afterparty
📍SASSY Roof Top, Club & Cocktail Bar, Chmielna 10
Day II
Thu, 30 October 2025
09:30-15:00
Registration
10:00-11:30
Flagship investments in Polish offshore wind supply chain – meaning for the Polish economy
📍 Plenary hall | PL
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role in building and strengthening other parts in the value chain: current and target effect
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significance for local labor markets: current and target effects
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appropriate administrative tools to encourage the development of a local subcontractor environment
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large ports as a magnet for large investors
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investment support tools from the state and local government
Moderator: Mariusz Witoński - PIMEW
Speakers: Jakub Wnuczyński - Baltic Towers, Lech Paszkowski - Istrana / Baltic Hub, Sławomir Michaluk - Vestas Offshore, Piotr Mirek – Deputy CEO Tele-Fonika Kable /JDR, Andrzej Czech - CRIST Offshore, Jacek Maniszewski – Mayor of Ustka (tbc.)
11:30-12:15
Coffee break
11:45
Study visit to Baltic Towers
12:15-13:45
Security of the OWF critical infrastructure
📍Room 1 | EN
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Security of the OWF critical infrastructure: EN SALA 1
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unmanned systems and legislation: identifying legal loopholes
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deliveries: protecting critical infrastructure as the key to securing deliveries from Poland
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Polish system for rapid detection and response to hostile actions
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cooperation between uniformed services and the industrial sector
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training for unmanned vehicle commanders
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modern threat detection systems
Moderator – Michał Niewiadomski – Klub Energetyczny, bankier.pl
Guest of the panel: kmdr por. Mateusz Grzywa - NSWU Formoza
Speakers: Dr Eng. Zbigniew Szozda, Prof. PM - Plenipotentiary of the Minister of Infrastructure for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS), Michał Latacz - Blue Armada Robotics Sp. z o.o., Maciej Rek - Enamor Sp. z o.o., Konrad Wójcicki – ORLEN Petrobaltic S.A. (tbc.), Joanna Ryngwelska - APS, Łukasz Jędrzejczak – NCBC / MON, Representative of Orange Polska
12:15-13:45
How to Become a Supplier in Offshore Wind – Ocean Winds Tender and Contract Requirements
📍Room 2 | PL
• Ocean Winds formal requirements in offshore wind tenders
• Bid evaluation and contract formation – how Ocean Winds analyzes proposals and manages collaboration
• Ocean Winds supplier database – how to register and increase your chances to participate in global projects
Experts: Dagmara Wieczonkowska, Jakub Sasin
12:15-13:45
Local content: definition, methodology of calculation, non-price auction criteria for offshore wind
📍 Room 3 | EN
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analysis of EU legislation (Net Zero Industry Act and accompanying acts)
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legal possibilities for constructing criteria related to local content
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references to other parameters within non-price criteria
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how will the NZIA help us?
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Presentation:
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Przemysław Rogiński – Roedl und Partner
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dr. Jakub Plebański – Roedl und Partner
Moderator – Przemysław Rogiński
Speakers: Wojciech Górnicki - ORLEN NEPTUN, Alicja Wąsowicz - PGE Baltica, Przedstawiciel Tele-Fonika Kable / JDR, Tomasz Limon- Pracodawcy Pomorza, Representative of Ministry for Climate and Environment, Przemysław Rogiński - Roedl und Partner, Laura Casuscelli - WindEurope
13:45-15:00
Lunch break
15:00-16:30
Workshop for suppliers by PGE Baltica
📍 Room 1 | EN
• more details soon
Experts: Alicja Wąsowicz, Joanna Rybicka-Gornowicz
15:00-16:30
Polish regulations on maritime shipping for offshore wind farm projects
📍Room 2 | EN
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IP Code
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qualifications required of crew members
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incompatibility of selected Polish regulations concerning navigation in territorial waters and in the Polish EEZ with the reality of the offshore sector
Moderator: Patryk Zbroja
Speakers: Krzysztof Stopierzyński - BDS, Representative of Maritime Office, Damian Kośmider - FRS Polska Sp. z o.o., Beniamin Pawelczyk - BOTA Green Offshore
15:00-16:30
Support structures: is the gravity based foundation competitive to traditional monopile?
📍Room 3 | EN
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Baltic conditions and GBF foundation properties
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readiness of the Polish supply chain
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conditions for serial production, design
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comparison of the costs of both technologies
Presentation: Daniel Kisała – Slipform Ltd.
Moderator: Sławomir Bałdyga
Speakers: Bartłomiej Kwiatek - AKER Solutions, Daniel Kisała – Slipform Ltd., Dr. Fabian Kirsch – GuD Offshore Polska, Mariusz Mazur - Ramboll
16:30-16:45
Coffee break
16:45-18:15
First practical experiences gained on Polish offshore wind farm projects
📍 Room 1 | PL
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advantages and disadvantages of service and supply contracting schemes
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disputes and dispute resolution methods
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experience of cooperation with foreign partners
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what to pay particular attention to in contract provisions
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what works and what does not work in everyday cooperation in subcontracting arrangements and with the end customer
Speakers: Representative of PRO, Paweł Weiner - MAG Offshore, Krzysztof Stopierzyński - Baltic Diving Solutions, Witold Makowski - Tele-Fonika Kable, Bogusz Pniewski - Technica Nova Baltica
16:45-18:15
Polish fleet for offshore wind sector
📍Room 2 | PL
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overview of the domestic shipbuilding market
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development of shipbuilding services in Poland
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new construction – what should be the optimal fleet size?
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optimal business model and external sources of financing for shipbuilding under EU law
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the Polish flag and its regulations – support or obstacle?
Moderator: Mateusz Kowalewski
Speakers: Marcin Ryngwelski - PGZ Stocznia Wojenna, Radosław Kowalczyk – WULKAN Shipyard, Przedstawiciel REMONTOWA Holding, Aleksandra Ohl - PŻB Offshore, Piotr Żeglarski – Seaway7

