Review of another great session of the French Polish Industry Days, held in Katowice April 1&2. 🔵 90 companies ; 🔵 110 attendees ; 🔵 Over 200 B2B with 60 polish companies ; Multiple key points shared : Today is a key moment for our continent, a turning point for the nuclear industries with the opportunity to reduce our energy dependence and return to the forefront of energy sovereignty while continuously fighting against climate change. Reliable access to low carbon energy is very important, and nuclear electricity, especially contributes to that challenge. GIFEN & IGEOS (Izba Gospodarcza Energetyki i Ochrony Środowiska) are driving forces sharing objectives to strengthen bilateral partnerships between French and Polish companies, to generate synergies in order to build necessary resources for our countries. All these developments will contribute to the competitiveness of our industries and beyond to energy security for Europe. Amazing visits on sites ELEKTROBUDOWA and ZKS Ferrum SA We look forward to seeing you at WNE 2025 on both French and Polish Pavilions: this edition will gather 780 French and International exhibitors in Paris from November 4th to 6th. Further opportunities to engage with French & international supply chains and stakeholders & discuss opportunities in France and abroad. Thank you to all our speakers & contributors & attendees! Andrzej Sidło, IPMA I Monika Silva I Katarzyna A. I Bogdan Pilch / IGEOS (Izba Gospodarcza Energetyki i Ochrony Środowiska) I Carole WAHIDE I Céline Grunder I Thierry Deschaux I Rodolphe Jobard I EDF I Noël ZAGALA I Anna Kopytowska I Lech Grabowski I Arabelle Solutions I Emmanuel Coq I Framatome I Alexey Lokhov I Blue Capsule Technology I Olivier Arthaud I Jimmy I Cédric Peltier I Consulat général de France à Cracovie I ELEKTROBUDOWA Sp. z o.o. - GRUPA ZARMEN
It’s been a honour for us to welcome visiting groups. Thank you, and hope to see/hear you soon. #zksferrum
Sales and Business Development Manager - AIC S.A.
3wan event that brought together important companies (from France and Poland) that implement industry projects and those that aspire to join the nuclear group - the most important thing was the opportunity to exchange experiences and establish cooperation