Another edition of the TOGETAIR Climate Summit on April 14!

On April 14, the 6th International TOGETAIR Climate Summit will take place in Warsaw. It is the largest and most important conference in Poland focusing on climate change, energy transition, and sustainable development.

TOGETAIR 2025: climate, energy, and the future of a sustainable economy

A key theme of the summit will be discussions on energy transition in the context of maintaining the European Union’s economic competitiveness.

“On one hand, we recognize the risks associated with the need for rapid CO₂ emissions reduction for many traditional industries. On the other hand, we want to highlight the opportunities that green technologies present for the European economy,” explains Agata Śmieja, President of the Clean Air Foundation.

“We also want to discuss the Clean Air Program. We hope that by April, we will already know the details of the new version of this most important program in the fight against low emissions,” she adds.

The climate summit will feature over 25 debates and more than 20 expert presentations held across four stages: Global Commons, Climate Care, Business Connect, and Future Cooperation.

During TOGETAIR 2025, key discussions will address topics such as the Clean Industry Deal, Circular Economy, energy storage, and water resource management investments, known as the Blue Deal.

The Climate Care stage will also host the panel discussion On Air – Reconfiguration of the Clean Air Program, as the government initiative is set to return in a new version after a nearly six-month break. Robert Gajda, Deputy President of the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, has already confirmed his participation in the panel.

Business Connect

TOGETAIR is not just about climate discussions—it is also a platform for debate among business, government, and NGOs. On the Business Connect stage, we will cover topics such as ESG reporting and sustainable construction. Panelists will discuss trade potential, the future of innovation and investment, and practical implementation of the deposit return system in Poland as part of the ongoing packaging “revolution.”

Experts will also address a pressing question in the transport sector: Are we facing a crisis or the collapse of Polish transport?

Future Cooperation

Innovation and new technologies form another key pillar of the TOGETAIR 2025 agenda.

On the Future Cooperation stage, we will discuss topics related to logistics, modern supply chains, and the future of electromobility in Poland and Europe. We anticipate an engaging discussion on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), a topic that is already sparking debate among the public and business representatives.

The Future Cooperation stage will kick off with a panel on regional investments, highlighting not only the strength but also the independence of local capital.

“We expect more than 2,000 guests from Poland and across Europe at this year’s conference. This year, we are planning several organizational and program surprises, which we hope will become a permanent part of our conferences,” announces Artur Beck, producer and organizer of the event.

“We aim for an open discussion, primarily on the economic dimension of the energy transition. We want to align the conference program with the priorities of Poland’s EU Council Presidency. Our agenda will cover the impact of electricity prices on the competitiveness of the Polish and European economies, migration, healthcare policies, and competitive and resilient agriculture. To this end, we have created a dedicated Global Commons studio,” explains Beck.

A look back at TOGETAIR 2024

Last year’s conference featured participation from prominent figures, including Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, Mark Brzeziński, U.S. Ambassador to Poland, and Polish government members Krzysztof Gawkowski, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs, Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister of the Interior and Administration and Coordinator of Special Services, as well as Urszula Zielińska, Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment.

Debates on funding the energy transition, the construction of Poland’s first nuclear power plant, industrial and transportation decarbonization, business digitalization, and the circular economy were attended by representatives of companies and financial institutions engaged in Poland’s energy transformation, including:

• Bartosz Kublik, President of Bank Ochrony Środowiska,
• Andrzej Wilk, Vice President of Citi Handlowy,
• Jacek Chodkowski, General Director of Dalkia Group in Poland,
• Mirosław Kowalik, President of Westinghouse Poland,
• Dominika Bettman, General Director of Microsoft Poland.

TOGETAIR – a platform for dialogue and collaboration

TOGETAIR is a platform for dialogue, idea exchange, and cooperation aimed at environmental protection, achieving climate neutrality, and supporting sustainable development goals. The initiative brings together Polish, European, and international stakeholders, including government administration, local governments, scientific institutions, businesses, NGOs, and the media.

Source: Press release TOGETAIR 2025