On May 20th the newly sworn-in Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar landed in Gdańsk with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk. The visit to the capital of the Pomeranian region was a part of his tour of three major Polish cities.
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Poland is rapidly accelerating its transition to clean energy, hitting major regulatory and financial milestones for its first nuclear power plant in Pomerania. Spearheaded by state-owned Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) in Gdańsk, the massive infrastructure project is set to transform the regional economy, reshape the local workforce, and significantly reduce national carbon emissions.
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The diversification of energy sources in the region continues to gainmomentum. On May 11th, the first foundations for the Baltica 2 offshore wind farm were laid on the Baltic seabed. The project is a joint venture of PGE and Ørsted.
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Gdańsk has broken ground on a 560 MW CCGT power plant that will halve regional CO2 emissions and form part of a broader grid network set to power 5.5 million households annually by 2029.
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The fourth edition of the No-Code & AI Event in Gdańsk confirmed the city’s growing role as a leading regional hub for digital innovation, highlighting advances in AI, automation, and no-code technologies that are transforming how digital products are built and strengthening Gdańsk’s position in the European tech ecosystem.
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On June 25-26, 2026, Gdańsk will host the Ukraine Recovery Conference, bringing together world leaders, international financial institutions, and the private sector to coordinate long-term reconstruction, drive bankable investments, and forge new security partnerships for Ukraine.
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