During the meeting, discussions focused, in particular, on Poland’s and Sweden’s experiences in the decarbonisation of industry, the development of clean technologies and the future of EU climate policy, including reforms to the EU ETS system and the CBAM mechanism. Both sides stressed the importance of stable and predictable regulations that enable businesses to plan long-term investments.

Following the bilateral talks, a meeting was held attended by representatives of Polish and Swedish companies and research institutions. The discussion centred on cooperation in areas including hydrogen technologies, energy and heat storage, wind power, biomass monitoring and sustainable construction.