Around 96% of contractors carrying out investments commissioned by Polska Spółka Gazownictwa have Polish capital, while approximately 90% are exclusively Polish-owned.
Szymon Paweł Moś, the President of the Management Board of PSG
FOR THE MEDIA
• March 18, 2026
PSG at PowerConnect 2026
“From our perspective, the local content requirement has three dimensions: communication, financial and formal,” said Szymon Paweł Moś, the President of the Management Board of Polska Spółka Gazownictwa, during the panel discussion ‘Local content in Poland’s energy transition’ at the PowerConnect energy trade fair in Gdańsk.
“We carry out our investments – amounting to over PLN 3 billion a year – as a stable and reliable partner. We provide opportunities for the development of the domestic contractors market, strengthening their competencies and building national supply chains,” said Szymon Paweł Moś.
We focus on communication and cooperation, clearly setting out our expectations whilst, above all, clearly outlining our objectives. Every year, we organise dozens of meetings with the suppliers, presenting our procedures, requirements and investment plans to around 1,000 organisations,” explained the President.
“As far as the financial aspect is concerned, we offer our contractors support in the form of reverse factoring, in partnership with a leading Polish bank. This is a very important tool that significantly improves cash flow and reduces the need to finance their day-to-day operations through loans. This allows the companies to grow with us.
Finally, the formal aspect. We are, of course, obliged to comply with EU regulations. But nothing prevents us, for example, from sharing our knowledge. This was the case when we made our modern procurement platform available to our partners – a standard adopted by the ORLEN Capital Group, of which we are a part. During the meetings held across the country last autumn to present the new procurement process, we trained 400 suppliers. They have acquired the skills that will enable them to successfully participate in projects on a much larger scale than before,” added the President.
The PowerConnect trade fair is the most important event in the energy sector in northern Poland. When opening the conference accompanying the trade fair, Prime Minister Donald Tusk highlighted Poland’s economic ambitions and announced investments in the energy sector development amounting to PLN 1 trillion over the next decade. Guests at the PSG stand included the Minister of Energy, Miłosz Motyka, and the Secretary of State at the Ministry of State Assets, Eliza Zeidler, among others.
“As far as the financial aspect is concerned, we offer our contractors support in the form of reverse factoring, in partnership with a leading Polish bank. This is a very important tool that significantly improves cash flow and reduces the need to finance their day-to-day operations through loans. This allows the companies to grow with us.
Finally, the formal aspect. We are, of course, obliged to comply with EU regulations. But nothing prevents us, for example, from sharing our knowledge. This was the case when we made our modern procurement platform available to our partners – a standard adopted by the ORLEN Capital Group, of which we are a part. During the meetings held across the country last autumn to present the new procurement process, we trained 400 suppliers. They have acquired the skills that will enable them to successfully participate in projects on a much larger scale than before,” added the President.
The PowerConnect trade fair is the most important event in the energy sector in northern Poland. When opening the conference accompanying the trade fair, Prime Minister Donald Tusk highlighted Poland’s economic ambitions and announced investments in the energy sector development amounting to PLN 1 trillion over the next decade. Guests at the PSG stand included the Minister of Energy, Miłosz Motyka, and the Secretary of State at the Ministry of State Assets, Eliza Zeidler, among others.
