FOR THE MEDIA
• April 21, 2026
PSG participates in the debate on the future of the gas sector
The CEO of Polska Spółka Gazownictwa, Dr Szymon Paweł Moś, took part in the 10th Congress of the Polish Gas Industry, organised by the Chamber of Commerce for the Gas Industry. The event was held under the theme ‘The gas industry after 2025: system resilience and directions for development’ and was one of the most important industry gatherings of the year.
The congress brought together representatives from public administration, European institutions, infrastructure operators, industry and the academic community. The debates focused on issues relating to energy security, geopolitical challenges, the development of gas infrastructure, and the role of low- and zero-emission gases in the energy transition.
The CEO of PSG took part in a panel discussion on the future direction of the gas sector and its role in ensuring energy stability and security within a changing regulatory environment.
– As PSG, being part of the Orlen Group, we are aware of our special responsibility for energy security, system stability and the prudent management of the transition process. From a distributor’s perspective, it is crucial to prepare the network for the growing demand from the commercial energy and heating sectors, whilst remaining open to new avenues such as biomethane. Today, I can say quite clearly: PSG is ready to embrace this – in terms of infrastructure, organisation and finance. At the same time, network development must take place responsibly, as every investment decision has a direct impact on tariffs. That is why one of our priorities is to plan and implement investments in such a way as to ensure the system’s readiness and support the transition, whilst striving to keep distribution costs for customers as low as possible,” emphasised the Chief Executive.
PSG’s participation in the Congress is an important part of the Company’s commitment to industry dialogue and to shaping the future direction of the gas sector in Poland and Europe.
The CEO of PSG took part in a panel discussion on the future direction of the gas sector and its role in ensuring energy stability and security within a changing regulatory environment.
– As PSG, being part of the Orlen Group, we are aware of our special responsibility for energy security, system stability and the prudent management of the transition process. From a distributor’s perspective, it is crucial to prepare the network for the growing demand from the commercial energy and heating sectors, whilst remaining open to new avenues such as biomethane. Today, I can say quite clearly: PSG is ready to embrace this – in terms of infrastructure, organisation and finance. At the same time, network development must take place responsibly, as every investment decision has a direct impact on tariffs. That is why one of our priorities is to plan and implement investments in such a way as to ensure the system’s readiness and support the transition, whilst striving to keep distribution costs for customers as low as possible,” emphasised the Chief Executive.
PSG’s participation in the Congress is an important part of the Company’s commitment to industry dialogue and to shaping the future direction of the gas sector in Poland and Europe.
