He is responsible for the development and energy transition of the ORLEN Group, with a particular focus on low- and zero-emission projects and the implementation of innovative technologies that support long-term competitiveness and a sustainable business model.
An experienced manager with many years of experience in the industrial and energy sectors. He specializes in the implementation of complex investment projects and the development of new business segments.
From 2022 to 2024, he served as President of InnoEnergy Polska and as a member of the Executive Board of EIT InnoEnergy in the Netherlands, one of Europe’s leading platforms supporting innovation in the field of energy transition. Previously, as Vice President at ABB Polska, he was responsible for business development in the energy and heavy industry sectors across Central and Eastern Europe.
From 2006 to 2018, he was with the ORLEN Group, where, as Executive Director for Energy, he helped shape the Group’s energy strategy and was responsible for building the energy segment from the ground up. He oversaw the implementation of key investments, including the first CCGT units. He also initiated the development of projects in the areas of offshore wind energy and electromobility.
Since 2018, he has been a member of the Polish Committee of the World Energy Council. He graduated from Florida Atlantic University, the University of Bradford (MBA), the Warsaw University of Technology (postgraduate studies in gas turbines), and the General Management Program (GMP) at Harvard University.
This roundtable will focus on the development of a regional hydrogen market in Central and Eastern Europe. Discussions will address the key enablers required to accelerate sector growth, inc...
This roundtable will focus on the development of a regional hydrogen market in Central and Eastern Europe. Discussions will address the key enablers required to accelerate sector growth, including infrastructure development, regulatory frameworks, industrial demand, financing models, and collaboration among public authorities, infrastructure operators, and prospective off-takers.
The objective of the Hydrogen Roundtable is to develop a common position for the regional hydrogen sector on the future shape of European hydrogen policy. Participants will include representatives of public authorities, the hydrogen sector, infrastructure operators, industrial stakeholders, future hydrogen consumers, and industry associations.
As the Baltic Sea region looks beyond conventional energy pathways, emerging technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS), small modular reactors (SMRs), and e-fuels are gaining str...
As the Baltic Sea region looks beyond conventional energy pathways, emerging technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS), small modular reactors (SMRs), and e-fuels are gaining strategic importance.
This panel will explore the role of these next-generation technologies in shaping the Baltic energy future and discuss the conditions needed to accelerate their development and deployment across the region.