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Agnieszka Okonska

Vice President

PSE (Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne SA) Polish TSO

Manager with over 30 years of experience in the energy industry. Since January 2025, she has been vice-president of the management board at PSE and supervises the operation and management of network assets, health and safety, work environment management systems and ESG.

She was a member of the management board of Stoen Operator (E.ON Group) in-between 2018-2024, where she was responsible, among others, for: for network asset management, measurement data and meters, digitization, IT projects and cybersecurity. In 2013-17, she was the Director of the Finance and Regulation Department at Energa-Operator. Previously, from 2010, she was the General Director of the Gdańsk branch of Energa. In the years 1997-2010, she was a member of the management board of the company operating the energy network at Zakład Energetyczny Płock.

She graduated in economics from the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, and also accounting and finance postgraduate studies at the Warsaw School of Economics, MBA studies at the University of Finance and Administration in Warsaw, and the Florence School of Regulations.

She is a member of the Energy is a Woman Program Council by the World Energy Council and the Program Council of the Polish Climate Congress. Winner of the Energia Change award in the Dise Energia Women plebiscite. She is a mentor of Vital Voces and the Women Business Leaders Foundation.

Networking Roundtables

Poland has delivered record solar capacity, but speed has created new structural pressures. Grid queues, compressing capture rates, and a regulatory framework struggling to keep pace are reshaping the investment case. This roundtable examines the realities of developing, financing, and operating solar and storage in Poland right now — and what the next three years actually look like.

  • How grid queue reality differs from headline reform — where usable capacity exists and where it does not
  • Auction framework evolution and what the next procurement cycle means for project pipelines
  • Whether Poland’s merchant-heavy market structure remains viable as solar penetration rises
  • What co-located storage is actually delivering in revenue and grid compliance terms
  • Key considerations for international investors and IPPs evaluating or scaling their Polish exposure