About the conference
Year after year, the industry dialogue as part of the New Mobility Congress reaches a higher level of content, with a majority of participants professionally involved in the new mobility market.
As business needs mobility and new mobility needs business, the congress is attended by companies from a wide range of industries and sectors for whom ESG and sustainable development are of key importance.
Our distinctive approach is characterized by an open, workshop-style format that emphasizes building partnerships and fostering cooperation. Over several editions, we have successfully connected and supported various market participants.
The Congress has gained an increasingly international profile, with bilingual coverage, and attracts a diverse range of decision-makers and C-Level stakeholders from Europe and beyond.
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An additional stage in the new EXPO Pavilion
The new mobility market in the EU is constantly accelerating. We ended last year with a record-breaking share of electric cars in the new passenger vehicle market, reaching 15%. The number of charging points in the Member States exceeded 600,000.
There is also a lot happening at the regulatory level. The year 2024 marks the start of application of the AFIR regulations – a potentially groundbreaking regulation for the entire zero-emission transport sector in the EU. The legislative process is ongoing, covering other very important acts of EU law, including the amendment to Regulation 2019/1242 setting CO˙ emission standards for new heavy-duty vehicles, the new European exhaust emission standard Euro 7 or the amendment to Directive 2010/31/EU (EPBD) on the energy performance of buildings. Each month we are getting closer to the dates set in the “Fit for 55” package.
The program of the New Mobility Congress 2024 will focus on the most important market and regulatory challenges that Poland and other European Union member states will face in the coming months and years.
The goal of KNM 2024 is to develop
– among the most important stakeholders
– strategies and instruments that will enable the countries of the CEE region to take a place among the world leaders of sustainable transformation.
I invite everyone to actively participate in the New Mobility Congress 2024.
Board member, PSPA
CEE GTI Leader
Platform for cooperation of key stakeholders in the e-mobility market in Poland
- How to connect suppliers and users of zero-emission technologies to support green transformation and fully utilize the potential of the Polish market in response to climate change and socio-economic challenges?
- What changes should be made in the transport sector in Poland by 2035 for the benefit of the society and economy?
- Legislative challenges – E-mobility White Paper
- RED III – carbon credits and
- intelligent support programs
- Ready for AFIR
- EV fire safety
- Clean Transport Zones – Smart Cities
- Phase-out 2035
- Right to plug in Poland
- Charging hubs in Poland
- E-roaming: how far have we come?
- Human resources as the key to the development of the e-mobility market
A meeting of practitioners in the development of new zero-emission forms of mobility in cities
Feeling responsible for issues related to public health, air quality and environmental protection, Polish local governments are opening up to new mobility
- What should an integrated transport ecosystem for the cities of the future look like, based on the most effective and ecological forms of transport?
- How to legally support local government units in the effective implementation of e-mobility and sustainable development friendly solutions?
Selected issues
- Low Emission Zones
- National Cycling Strategy
- Sustainable urban logistics
- Mobility infrastructure
- Zero-emission public transport
- Air quality and reducing emissions
- Mobility hubs in public areas
- Local leaders of global transformation
- MaaS services and digital tools
Forum for HDV market participants, dedicated to the development of the zero-emission heavy-duty transport sector
Poland’s position in the heavy goods transport sector obligates the country to electrify it
- As a key market and leader in heavy transport in Europe, with the highest number of registered vehicles over 3.5 t in the entire EU, what role should Poland play in the development of the eHDV sector?
- How to prepare legislation and infrastructure to start electrifying the heavy transport sector in the short term?
Selected issues
- Calstart Polish Implementation Hub
- Support system for the eHDV market in Poland
- Fast charging systems for heavy transport
- Heavy-duty charging hubs
- Value chain: service and maintenance
- TCO of eHDVs
- TEN-T network – the bloodstream of HDVs
- The role of Big Data in eHDVs
- OEMs in the electric trucks market
- Electric & autonomous trucks
Conference for producers and experts of battery technology for the automotive industry
Poland’s position in the global and European supply chain of EV batteries is growing
- How should innovators and leaders of the traction battery supply chain shape the development of the battery sector to meet the growing market demands of new generation zero-emission vehicles?
- What actions should be taken to ensure that Poland and CEE maintain their leading position in the global supply chain of batteries for EV manufacturers?
- Traceability and recycling – a second chance for the EU’s global competitiveness?
Selected issues
- Economic prospects of the battery sector
- Recycling and second life of batteries
- Traceability
- Half a year after the implementation of the European Battery Regulation
- Energy Storage vs. development of the prosumer market
- Solid state – when will mass implementation be achieved?
- Green energy for new factories
- Poland and CEE: a source of personnel in the battery sector
- Safety standards, new technologies and management systems
Platform for dialogue between business and administration in the field of new industrial policy and economy
The automotive industry is facing the greatest economic challenge in decades regarding the development of zero-emission technologies in transport
- What are the Polish and European economic development prospects, opportunities and challenges arising from the transformation of industry towards zero emissions?
- Will Poland be among the economic leaders of the region or will it remain an observer of changes taking place in other Member States?
Selected issues
- 5% of GDP from the e-mobility sector in 2035
- Cross-sectoral R&D program for the automotive industry
- Map of changes in the road transport sector in Poland until 2035
- Poland as a production hub for the mobility sector
- Development of public and private infrastructure
- Strengthening the position of Polish transport companies in the European chain
- Development of renewable energy sources and acceleration of the energy
sector transformation - Providing investment financing and systemic market support
Forum for key stakeholders in the commercial take-up of hydrogen technologies in transport and zero-emission economy
The development of hydrogen refuelling station networks as a way to achieve climate neutrality
- How to increase the share of renewable hydrogen?
- Storage or mobility – where will hydrogen play a greater role?
- Optimization of hydrogen refueling infrastructure, HRS technical standards – how to facilitate the development of these technologies?
Selected issues
- Hydrogen in transport: logistics, shipping, rail and aviation
- Renewable hydrogen – the basis of the clean economy of the future
- The potential of the European Hydrogen Bank
- Status check – Polish Hydrogen Strategy
- Hydrogen – the most effective storage of renewable energy
- Support instruments for H2 in transport
- Hydrogen refueling infrastructure – costs and barriers
- Market review and analysis of legal regulations
- Infrastructure development case studies – HyTruck!
The 4th edition of the international conference of manufacturers and experts in battery technologies for the automotive industry. An overview of the opportunities and challenges faced by stakeholders in the fast-growing battery industry in the region.
The first local government leaders forum on strengthening the position of local authorities, legal changes and providing funds for the implementation of projects in the areas of: electric mobility, public and bicycle transport, infrastructure, air quality.
A meeting of global eHDV sector leaders with the participation of Sita Holtslag and the greatest authorities on the electrification of heavy transport in the world. Perhaps a chance to sign a Global MOU!
The 6th edition of the most important award in the sustainable transport industry, presented since 2018 by PSPA and PwC. The winners are announced on the basis of a survey, and the awards go to the companies and institutions most involved in the development of the electric vehicle market.
Off-site meeting of 10 highly specialized PSPA content committees, composed of representatives of the organization member companies. The committees include representatives of leading brands from the entire e-mobility value chain.
The 4th edition of the eMobility Media Awards, presented by PSPA and PSMM Monitoring & More, the purpose of which is to distinguish journalists and media, but also brands that contribute most to shaping public opinion on new mobility.
The 3rd meeting of electric car user clubs representatives from around the world, associated in the Global EV Drivers’ Alliance – GEVA (60 organizations from 35 countries). The organizer is EV Klub Polska, which leads the European GEVA committee.
in one place
- Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles
- EV importers and dealers
- Manufacturers of parts and components
- Manufacturers of charging stations
- Charging point operators (CPO)
- Mobility service provider (EMP, eMSP)
- Roaming platform operators
- Manufacturers and suppliers of EV batteries
- Li-Ion battery recycling industry
- Technology providers (software, hardware)
- Fuel station operators and companies
- Producers of energy
- Renewable Energy Sources Sector
- Sellers of energy and DSOs
- Energy storage technologies
- R&D sector
- Automotive connectivity
- Information and communication technologies (ICT) sector
- IT Sector
- Certification companies
- Fleet owners (private and public sector)
- Car Fleet Management
- TSL industry
- CEP industry
- HDV sector
- Public transport
- Finance and Banking
- Telecommunications industry
- Construction and property management
- Carriage of people
- Carsharing & MaaS
- Car Rental
- Road operators and managers
- Public services
- Car park operators
- Public utility facilities
- HoReCa industry
- Consultancy and management
- Sustainable development and ESG
- Law firms
- Sales and marketing
- EV service stations and workshops
- Safety and fire protection
- Central administration
- EU institutions
- Policy makers
- Regulators
- Local government
- Diplomatic missions
- Scientific institutions
- Research centers
- Experts and opinion leaders
- Non-governmental organizations
- Think tanki
- Public Affairs
- Media
