On 3 June 2026 in Warsaw, NEXUS Consultants was represented by Tomasz Pelc, President of the Management Board, at the 14th Meeting of the Coordinating Council for the Hydrogen Economy. The presentation focused on the approach to updating the Polish Hydrogen Strategy in the context of changing economic, energy and regulatory conditions.
The presentation highlighted that the Polish Hydrogen Strategy, adopted in 2021, requires a comprehensive update. Since then, external conditions have changed significantly, including the geopolitical situation, the energy market and the investment environment for hydrogen projects. A key challenge remains ensuring access to affordable, stable and low-emission electricity, without which the development of a competitive hydrogen economy in Poland will be difficult.
NEXUS also drew attention to the need to develop hydrogen projects in a model that enables financing and attracts private capital. In this context, the examples of Finland and Germany were discussed, where hydrogen market development is based not only on subsidies, but also on predictable regulations, guaranteed demand, infrastructure development and cooperation between energy system operators.
The recommendations included, among others, the need for better coordination between public administration, the energy sector and industry, a change in business models in the energy sector, and preparing Poland for decisions regarding the import of hydrogen, ammonia and synthetic fuels. The presentation also underlined Poland’s potential for hydrogen storage in salt caverns and the need to appoint a clearly defined “owner” responsible for the development of the hydrogen market.
NEXUS’ participation in the meeting reflects the company’s commitment to the development of the hydrogen economy, alternative fuels and projects supporting the energy transition and industrial decarbonisation.