PIME Battery Summit Poland

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May 23 - 24, 2024

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Honorary patronage

23.05.2024
24.05.2024

Opening session

Session one: Polish policy on energy storage and the battery industry

10:30 – 11:00

Part One: Battery energy storage in 2023 - a study by PIME - Krzysztof Kochanowski, PIME

Part Two: Good practice and safety assurance in the design of battery energy storage facilities - Radosław Gutowski, SEP

Second session: Electricity storage in the power system

11:00 – 12:00

Panel discussion with electricity operators

Panel topic: The role of electricity storage in shaping the country's energy security

Technical and commercial importance of energy storage facilities in the National Power System
Potential of storing electricity in Poland for the needs of the National Power System
The role of energy storage in the DSO
Shape and size of the system services market in Poland
Which energy storage facilities will dominate the market – large-scale or prosumer

The following will take part:

Konrad Purchała, Director of the PSE System Management Department
Leszek Bitner, Director of the Stoen Network Asset Management Division
dr hab. engineer Paweł Wawrzyński, IDEAS NCBR
Tomasz Rodziewicz, Tauron Dystrybucja
Katarzyna Suchcicka, OX2

Moderator:

Krzysztof Kochanowski, PIME

12:00–13:00

Financing the battery sector

Presentation: "Co-financing for energy storage systems" - Łukasz Bartkiewicz, Metropolis
Presentation: "Financing projects in the field of electricity storage in the pre-commercial procurement formula (PCP)" - Aneta Ruzik, NCBR
Presentation: Directions of financial support for energy storage - national and EU funds" Aleksandra Jabłońska-Steć, NFOŚiGW

Panel discussion

Panel discussion with experts from the battery industry

Panel topic: The role of Europe and Poland in creating competences in the field of battery production and recycling

Supply chains: navigating EU rules on key materials
Multi-faceted influence of Europe on the import of cells and batteries from Asia
Emphasis on international cooperation in battery policy - European battery policy
The role of Poland in building competences on the cell and battery market
Financing battery projects (subsidy, commercial programs)
The impact of technology on the stabilization of local networks

The following will take part:

Cezary Wawrzos, GoodWe
Rafał Biszcz, High Yield Battery Fab
Anna Pawłowska, Clifford Chance
Maksymilian Jarząbek, Clifford Chance
Aneta Ruzik, NCBR

Moderator:

Paweł Piotrowicz, TUV SUD

14:00–14:30

How to deal with high voltage in the network?

Cezary Wawrzos, GoodWe

14:30 – 15.00

Poland among the elite group of electrochemical cell producers - Opportunity or pipe dream?

Rafał Biszcz, High Yield Battery Fab

Session one: Battery technologies: progress in lithium-ion batteries and alternative solutions

10:30 – 11:00

BESS audit and certification

Paweł Piotrowicz, TUV SUD

11:00 – 11:30

Presentation: "Recycling of lithium-ion batteries - the key to obtaining critical raw materials". - Ireneusz Konarski, Elemental Strategic Metals

11:30 – 12:00

Carbon-acid battery - economical and effective energy storage

prof. Andrzej Czerwiński, University of Warsaw

Second session: Battery market in Poland and their practical use

12:00 – 13:00

Panel discussion

Panel discussion with experts from the battery industry

Panel topic: Is Poland a good market for the production and use of batteries

Why the production of battery cells in Poland does not reach the Polish market, what to do to change it
Market potential of batteries in Poland (production and use)
Application of batteries in industry (electromobility, energy, other industries)
Second life of batteries – pipe dream or real business
Do we have an alternative to lithium-ion cells in Poland
Market and regulatory barriers to BESS implementation

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