During another session of the postgraduate programme “New Mobility,” organised jointly with Warsaw University of Technology, we explored how diverse fields come together in today’s transport transformation — from law and finance, through technology, to local government practice.

👉 Filip Opoka (OCTO Legal) discussed key European regulations, such as AFIR and the Automotive Action

👉 Szymon Byliński (PKO Bank Polski) spoke about hydrogen — from its costs and types, through EU regulations, to the goals of Poland’s hydrogen strategy.

👉 Paweł Bujak (PAK-PCE Stacje H2) took participants on a visit to a hydrogen refuelling station.

👉 Szymon Płoński (Lower Silesian Hydrogen Valley) presented the concept of hydrogen valleys and their role in regional development.

👉 Bartłomiej Derski (WysokieNapiecie.pl) spoke about the future of the energy market — smart meters, tariffs, and energy storage.

👉Marcin Dworak (GZM ) showed how local governments implement new mobility solutions in practice.

👉 Piotr Zdanowicz (Warsaw University of Technology) combined theory with the practical aspects of vehicle operation.

Each of these topics demonstrates that the future of mobility is shaped not only in laboratories but also in local governments, companies, and the everyday decisions of users.

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