Luke Stempniak is a leading production engineer at one of the world’s largest automotive supply companies. He has more than 15 years of experience in production management, industrial engineering, lean management and industrial project management. Lukasz has conducted training workshops on increasing the efficiency of industrial processes in 5 different European countries.

The short presentation will discuss examples of IC-View power quality and cost monitoring systems implemented at industrial plants, as well as selected devices, such as filters and compensators, that reduce energy losses in various components of industrial power grids. In addition, the technical and economic effects of the implemented projects on the total cost of electricity consumed by production plants will be presented.

He graduated from the Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, and received his doctorate in technical sciences from the Wrocław University of Technology. Author and co-author of many innovative solutions in the field of power system optimization. Developer of numerous industrial applications to improve the quality and reduce the cost of electricity. Author of designs of hybrid reactive power compensators and higher harmonic filters. He has publications and speeches at home and abroad.He currently manages his own company.

• What is the energy efficiency certificate system?

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• What are the benefits of White Certificates?

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• For which retrofits can you obtain White Certificates?

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• How much TOE savings should one have in order to apply to the ERO?

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• How does the procedure for obtaining White Certificates in cooperation with KAPE look like in practice

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Expert in obtaining Energy Efficiency Certificates; coordinated the process of submitting applications and obtaining White Certificates for several hundred energy efficiency improvement projects.

• What is a “digital twin?”

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• How much digitally modeled technical infrastructure optimizes the management of your organization?

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• Monitor and control – key KPIs to make quick and informed business decisions

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• Integrate IT solutions – What benefits will you gain by building your own “digital twin”?

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• Monitoring of utility consumption – How in practice can we build our own solution taking into account the most important needs of our organization?

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• SaaS model – its flexibility, saving time and money

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• Summary: How does the “digital twin” and media monitoring translate into the operational actions taken, planning and implementation of specific production tasks? Do I consider scenarios for a crisis?

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Expert in the CMMS, EAM, ITAM and ITSM solutions industry. For more than 20 years he has been dealing with the issues of effective management and optimization of business and production processes. Specialist in the field of solutions that automate the processes of plant asset management, as well as service management and maintenance services. Experienced practitioner and consultant in implementation and training. He has participated in dozens of projects on issues of production management and optimization, control systems and data acquisition. He currently serves as IT-EAM Director at AIUT Sp. z o.o. implementing IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Siemens, ABB and own solutions.

Andrzej Soldaty has tied his professional career to the field of industrial automation. In 1986- 1990, heading the Robotization Department at ROBRA “Chemoautomatics”, he participated in the development and implementation of the first industrial robot applications in the domestic chemical industry. The next 25 years he worked for the multinational Festo, a provider of industrial automation solutions and components. During this period, he participated in the development of a number of applications and implementation of automation projects in various industrial sectors. He participated in building and developing Festo in Poland, and also led international projects in Central and Eastern Europe. From 2010 to 2015, he was CEO of Festo sp. z o.o.
In 2016, he created the “Initiative for Polish Industry 4.0”. – a social movement bringing together representatives of industry, business, science, which initiates, supports and leads activities for the transformation of the national industrial sector.
In 2017, he was appointed leader of the “Future Industry Platform” project at the Ministry of Development. From March 2019 to December 2020, he served as Chairman of the Board of the Future Industry Platform Foundation. He actively participates in projects on the subject, including currently organizing the Center for Industry 4.0 at the Silesian University of Technology.
Andrzej Soldaty has a technical education in the field of mechanics and automation, and has completed doctoral studies in economics at the Institute of Economic Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Chief commercial officer with several years of experience in selling services to the energy industry, specializing in demand reduction services. Works with the largest energy-intensive customers in Poland implementing Demand Side Response service together with them, supporting energy security.

Responsible for Public Affairs at Danfoss in Poland and the Eastern European region, including working with industry organizations. Expert of the Wave of Renovation Association. For many years she was active in the NGO field, cooperating with local governments and representatives of local communities. Author of numerous articles and publications in the field of energy efficiency, climate change and energy poverty.