Future Energy Week Poland Nadarzyn

The Future Energy Week Poland (FEW Poland) is Poland’s leading trade fair for sustainable energy solutions and pioneering technologies. Held annually at the Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, the largest trade and congress center in Central and Eastern Europe, the event brings together experts, businesses, and policymakers to showcase the latest advancements in energy management.

With a strong focus on the energy transition, FEW Poland covers a wide range of innovative topics. Key areas include renewable energy, modern energy storage solutions, low-emission transportation, energy-efficient technologies, and sustainable construction. Special attention is given to hydrogen technology, combined heat and power (CHP), and the integration of smart energy grids. As a central platform for industry professionals, the trade fair provides practical solutions for transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable alternatives, actively supporting Poland’s national climate and energy goals.

Leading companies and startups showcase their latest products, including photovoltaic modules, wind turbines, battery storage systems, fuel cells, energy-efficient building technologies, and sustainable mobility solutions. In addition, the event features high-profile lectures, panel discussions, and networking opportunities that foster knowledge exchange and collaboration between industry, academia, and government.

The FEW Poland stands out due to its strong connection to Poland’s energy transition. The country is making significant investments in wind and solar power, as well as hydrogen technologies, to reduce its reliance on coal and pave the way for a sustainable energy future. The trade fair plays a vital role in strengthening cooperation between government institutions, businesses, and research organizations while driving forward concrete projects.

One of the event’s highlights is a series of specialized forums where visionary concepts and groundbreaking technologies are recognized. FEW Poland is particularly relevant for energy providers, industrial companies, municipal utilities, investors, engineers, and policymakers looking to stay informed about market trends and explore new business opportunities. Exhibitors represent a wide range of industries, including energy generation, e-mobility, construction, environmental technology, and research and development.

The Ptak Warsaw Expo, the event venue, is strategically located near the Polish capital, Warsaw, and is easily accessible by car and public transport. As a dynamic economic hub, Warsaw also offers excellent conditions for business meetings, partnerships, and a diverse supporting program around the trade fair.

Visitors and exhibitors meet for the 2nd time on the Future Energy Week Poland on 3 days from Tue., 14.04.2026 to Thur., 16.04.2026 in Nadarzyn.