The green transformation of the Polish economy is gaining momentum, and Santander Leasing once again takes center stage in the country’s most important climate dialogue. As the Strategic Partner of the Polish Climate Congress (March 25–27, 2026), the company not only supports the event but also shares expert knowledge on how to effectively finance sustainable investments.
This year’s edition of the Congress in Warsaw is the most important meeting of business leaders, the public sector, and financial institutions. Santander Leasing, as a leader in green financing, actively participates in developing solutions that will help Polish companies meet the challenges of decarbonization and ESG requirements.
Panel: “Comprehensive financial structuring of the green transformation: public and private capital in the service of energy security and economic resilience.”
Together with the presidents of the largest financial institutions in Poland (including PKO BP, BGK, BOŚ), Tomasz Jąder will discuss how to effectively combine different sources of capital to accelerate strategic energy investments and ensure financial stability for companies in the era of transformation.
Panel: “Regulations as the architecture of the energy transformation and sustainable development of Europe: security, investments and technological development in Poland and the EU. The state of regulations in the field of energy and security.”
Mariusz Włodarczyk will explain how leasing is becoming an optimal tool for financing the replacement of machinery fleets with low‑emission ones and supporting zero‑emission mobility, which is essential for maintaining the competitiveness of Polish companies in international markets.
Panel: “Financing the energy resilience of the state: system security, critical infrastructure and Poland’s transformation.”
Anita Rodkiewicz‑Ryżek will focus on the practical aspects of financing small and medium renewable energy investments. She will highlight the role of the financial sector in reconciling business interests with regulatory requirements and demonstrate how “green” financial instruments effectively support the development of distributed energy in Poland.
he detailed event agenda is available at website polskikongresklimatyczny.pl
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