Registration

Conference opening and welcome speeches

• Jakub Budzyński, President of PIMEW

• Agnieszka Majewska, Ombudsman for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises

Baltic Power Project: Current Status, Timeline and the What's Ahead – O&M Strategy

• Maciej Stryjecki - Baltic Power

• Michał Wilkowski - Baltic Power

• Jason Powell - Baltic Power

Coffee break

Opening Debate: The Practical Aspects of Local Content Policy – From Ambition to Implementation

• Cooperation mechanisms between central government and industry organisations, including those in offshore wind

• Incentives for clients: instruments and outcomes

• Challenges related to public procurement law

• Methodology for calculating local content levels and MAP best practices - discussion of strengths and weaknesses

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Panellists:

• Piotr Mirek - Tele-Fonika

• Karolina Pietrzak – ORLEN Neptun

• Dagmara Ossowska – PGE Baltica

• Kacper Kostrzewa – Ocean Winds 

• Sławomir Michaluk – Vestas Offshore Wind

• Ilona Deręgowska – Industrial Development Agency S.A.

• Damian Gawrysiak – PKO BP

• Piotr Żeglarski - Seaway7

• Jakub Wnuczyński - Baltic Towers

• Michał Makowski - REMONTOWA Holding

• Maciej Stryjecki – Baltic Power​

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Moderator:
Mariusz Witoński - Vice-President of PIMEW

Signing of the Cooperation Agreement between PIMEW and PKO BP

Lunch break

The O&M Phase: The Next Step in Building a Sustainable Offshore Wind Industry in Poland

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• The practical scope of work included in O&M packages – what exactly are we talking about?

• O&M areas that Polish companies can enter and deliver immediately

• Typical O&M contract scopes – is there room for modification to maximise local content?

• Typical O&M solutions for turbine packages, BoP and support structures – ways to progressively increase the involvement of Polish suppliers

• Appropriate provisions at the component sales stage – is this possible?
   

Panellists:

• Paweł Weiner - MAG Offshore

• Krzysztof Stopierzyński - Baltic Diving Solutions

• Jakub Sasin - Ocean Winds

• Michał Wilkowski - Baltic Power

• Michał Skrzydłowski - Elecom

• Paweł Siwak - PGE Baltica ​

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Moderator:
Mateusz Kowalewski – GospodarkaMorska.pl

Potential for Polish companies to participate in the cable package for the Baltic East offshore wind farm - discussion panel and ORLEN Neptun workshop

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• Building the supply chain for the Baltic East project’s cable package (CAB), while maintaining safety, quality, timeliness and competitiveness

• Cooperation with Polish companies and increasing their participation in the delivery of the cable package

• Building partnerships between Polish companies and experienced international players

• Supporting companies, particularly at Tier 1–3 level, in preparing to participate in the offshore wind supply chain

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Panellists:

• Zuzanna Telep – Tele-Fonika​

• Piotr Żeglarski – Seaway7

• Andrzej Żywica - Drutplast

• Tomasz Szymczyk - Enprom

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Moderator:

Jakub Budzyński - PIMEW

The Supplier’s Role in a Project – Real-Life Examples

Seaway7 Workshop [EN]

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• Supply chain management activities throughout the project lifecycle

• How suppliers contribute to project success

• Services and materials required to deliver projects in Poland

• What can we learn by working together?

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Speakers:

• Bjarne Tofte – Seaway7 

• Jan Prokes – Seaway7

• Lopa Mehta - Seaway7

Coffee break

How to prepare your company for a discussion about offshore wind financing - PKO Bank Polski workshop
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• When to start a conversation with a bank

• How to describe a financing need

• What information to gather and which contract terms to check before submitting a bid and signing an agreement

• Key findings from market analyses conducted by PKO Bank Polski and PIMEW

• Why it is worth calculating a contract’s financing needs and costs before submitting a bid, so they can be reflected in the price

Speakers:

• Marek Wasilewski - PKO BP

• Damian Gawrysiak - PKO BP                                                                           

• Bartosz Pijanowski - PKO BP

• Anna Wiosna - Blue Ocean Investments

Contracting services and supplies between Tier 1 contractors and subcontractors: red flags, challenging clauses, assessing contract readiness and resolving disputes

• Balancing ambition with actual capabilities - how to assess your own readiness reliably

• The most challenging contractual issues for new companies in the offshore wind sector

• Disputes: what should never be done without prior agreement or a written contract amendment

• Critical limits of insurance cover and financial guarantees in the event of a dispute

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Panellists:

• Jan Prokeš - Seaway7

• Jaap Jansen - Smulders

• Bas Nekeman - DEME

• Jacek Janicki - ZRB Janicki                                                                                       

• Piotr Urbaniec - GPB

• Maciej Stryjecki - Baltic Power

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Moderator:

Patryk Zbroja - Wind & Water Legal

Ready for Offshore - programme assumptions, objectives and how supply-chain companies can use the ARP programme

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• Why “Ready for Offshore”?

• How does the programme work, and who is responsible for what?

• Eight areas for building company readiness

• How can a business benefit from the programme?

• Q&A

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Speaker:

Jarosław Kała - Industrial Development Agency S.A.
Maciej Mierzwiński - CEE Energy

She Winds accompanying event: “SHE WINDS. THEY POWER”

Gala Dinner and PIMEW Awards Ceremony