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The 12th edition of the Polish Chemistry Congress – the most important and largest chemical industry event in Poland and Central Europe organized by the Polish Chamber of Chemical Industry (PIPC) – will take place in Krakow (Fabryczna 13 Conference Center) on May 29-30, 2025.

Every year, the two-day meeting  is an excellent opportunity to discuss the current situation of the chemical industry with hundreds of representatives of business, public administration, science, as well as experts from industry organisations.

This year’s edition of the Polish Chemistry Congress takes place at a special time – during Polish presidency of the Council of the European Union, with the motto “Security, Europe!”. At the same time, changes on the American political scene bring new challenges that Europe – including the chemical industry – must prepare for and respond to accordingly.

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The scope of the 12th Polish Chemistry Congress

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The scope of the 12th Polish Chemistry Congress

 
  • The impact of the international situation on the security and competitiveness of the European economy.
  • Global trade wars. How to effectively protect the future of Polish Chemistry in the face of competitors from China, Russia and the United States?
  • New trade partnerships vs the reciprocity principle. An opportunity or a threat for the Polish Chemistry?
  • Raw material map of Europe. How to secure access to key resources for the chemical industry (natural gas, crude oil, rare earth elements)?
  • EU ETS, CBAM and energy prices. Will mechanisms introduced by the EU maintain the competitive advantage of the Polish Chemistry?
  • The effectiveness of sanctions, customs and anti-dumping measures in protecting the chemical market.
  • The strategic role of the chemical industry in ensuring the independence and resilience of value chains across the EU.
  • Supporting critical sites as the key to economic security.
  • Clean Industrial Deal and Action Plan for Affordable Energy. Are these measures a sufficient solution for the problems of energy-intensive industries?
  • The EU Omnibus ESG Regulation. A necessity or a step backward?
  • Chemical Industry Package. What will the REACH Regulation revision bring?
  • The future of regulations concerning PFAS and polymers.
  • Critical Chemicals Act. Will Europe secure access to critical chemical raw materials?
  • Deregulation packages and regulatory simplification. A genuine support for businesses or superficial changes?
  • Summary of the Polish Presidency of the EU Council and possible prospects. What next?
  • Energy security and independence as a priority in turbulent times.
  • Energy efficiency as the foundation of modern industry.
  • Best available technologies allowing to reduce energy costs.
  • Ammonia, methanol as efficient energy carriers.
  • A pretty bumpy road ahead of the production of renewable hydrogen RFNBO in Poland.
  • The role of the natural gas as a transition fuel in the energy transition.
  • State of investment in RES - wind, offshore, and photovoltaic farms.
  • Opportunities and barriers on the development path of biogas plants, biomethane plants and biorefineries in Poland.
  • Nuclear power industry. Can nuclear genuinely help the industry? And, most importantly, how and when?
  • Modernising gas and electricity networks as a foundation for energy security.
  • Investments in hydrogen transmission and storage infrastructure and other alternative fuels.
  • Prospects for the development of Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS)
  • The role of energy storage facilities in ensuring the continuity of production processes.
  • Smart grids
  • Development of the European power grid and the needs of transmission infrastructure.
  • Innovative solutions in infrastructure monitoring and diagnostics.
  • There is no future without competitiveness. How to achieve market advantage through investment and innovation?
  • New investment areas for the Polish Chemistry. Where to find development opportunities?
  • A fresh look of the EC towards innovation in the chemical industry.
  • The future of
  • Chemical recycling as an alternative to virgin raw material?
  • Digitisation, automation, artificial intelligence (AI) as accelerators of industrial development.
  • Financing innovation: tax credits for R&D and new technologies.
  • Financing decarbonisation. How much more will we pay to make the industry green? Support mechanisms.
  • ESG bonds as a financing tool for sustainable development.
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Forms of participation in the 12th Polish Chemistry Congress

 

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480 EUR

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765 EUR

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