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We recommend attending KEY The Energy Transition Expo 2026  because it truly is one of the most dynamic European events for professionals involved in renewable energy energy efficiency and the broader energy transition. From 4 to 6 March 2026  the Rimini Expo Centre in Italy will become a central meeting point for companies institutions investors and innovators who are actively shaping how energy is produced transported stored and consumed in the decades ahead. Rimini become

13–15 January 2026 | Warsaw, Poland If you're tracking the renewable energy landscape in Poland and Central & Eastern Europe, you've likely already marked Solar Energy Expo on your calendar. For those still planning their early 2026 schedule, here's why this event deserves your attention—and what makes it particularly relevant in the current market environment. Why Solar Energy Expo Warsaw Matters in 2026 Solar Energy Expo has established itself as one of the largest renewab

Many international energy companies fail in the energy market of Poland not because of technology or funding, but because they underestimate the importance of a clear go-to-market strategy. Based on insights from a Ukrainian-Polish business meeting in Warsaw, this article explains why local presence, market logic, and structured cooperation are critical for successful entry into Poland renewable energy projects

GTM Strategy for Energy Markets: A Different Approach

Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! As the Christmas season approaches, we want to wish you warmth, joy, and the true magic of the holidays. May this festive time bring you moments of peace, cherished gatherings with loved ones, and a renewed sense of hope for the year ahead. Here's to new beginnings, bright opportunities, and a prosperous 2025! Warm wishes from the nech 🖤

A few weeks ago, our team attended an industry meeting at the French Embassy in Warsaw — an event that offered a clear, data-driven snapshot of where Poland’s energy sector is heading and why it matters for international companies considering market entry into Central Europe. During the meeting, Jacek Michał Zalewski from the Polish Ministry of Energy presented a slide that immediately stood out. It captured in one chart a fundamental shift in public perception and long-term