Organized by MM Conferences SA EuroPOWER Energy Conference is platform for dialogue among all the key industry representatives, permanently inscribing itself in calendars of the most important economic events in Poland in energy sector. Participation of a wide spectrum of key decision-makers enables a holistic view on energy and its presentation in a broad social context, focusing also on cooperating sectors – including energy producers, distributors, advisors, government and IT.
The agenda of the conference is co-created by The Advisory Board under the chairmanaship of dr. Leszek Juchniewicz. The Board consists of presidents and board members from key energy companies, government, regulator, academia, chambers of commerce representatives.
Discussions held during the event relate to the most important changes in the market, analysis of the new trends and allow to search common business models and pursue the most effectively market strategies.
Speech given by President of the Management Board of Atos Poland, CEE VP System Integration Norbert Biedrzycki took place in the panel tilted “The structure of electricity generation – what energy mix will determine energy policy”. Main discussion topics were:
- Energy policy assumptions and its priorities
- The use of native primary fuel – what with Polish coal: coal and lignite?
- Conventional versus unconventional energy
- Nuclear power plants in Poland. Necessity or quasi- modernity? The base of energy security or frivolous financial profligacy?
- The optimal shape of the sector in the light of the natural, financial and human resources and the current and future regulations
- Blockchain impacting energy industry
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Blockchain could also be a revolution for energy industry. “The Energy Blockchain: How Bitcoin Could Be a Catalyst for the Distributed Grid”; see: https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/the-energy-blockchain-could-bitcoin-be-a-catalyst-for-the-distributed-grid . So, it’s FinTech as well. David Schatsky and Craig Muraskin offered a clear explanation for why it’s such an attractive concept: “Blockchain technology offers a way of recording transactions or any digital interaction in a way that is designed to be secure, transparent, highly resistant to outages, auditable, and efficient; as such, it carries the possibility of disrupting industries such as financial services, remaking business practices such as accounting and auditing, and enabling new business models.”
Norbert Biedrzycki
Interestingly as a energy Bitcoin SolarCoin has been invented digital currency using blockchain technology. The technology allows calculation of the amount of useful energy that was generated and used from the sun. SolarCoin is invented by people living in homes with Solar Energy panels on their roof. https://solarcoin.org/en/front-page/