In this dynamic landscape, Pomerania is emerging as one of the key locations on the map of future mobility. The region, based on offshore energy, planned nuclear power, and growing expertise in low-emission technologies, provides a natural foundation for the development of e-mobility in Poland.

If you want to understand where the sector is heading and what opportunities are opening up for investors — click HERE. The report will show why now is the moment to pay attention to Pomerania.

The Invest in Pomerania team collaborated with partners including Aptiv, Electromobility Poland, Enelion, Energa‑Operator, Equay, Greenway Polska, Lyten, the Polish Association for New Mobility (PSNM), Hays, Gdańsk University of Technology, and the Gdynia Maritime University. Based on numerous expert interviews, the FOCUS ON POMERANIA: New Mobility Sector report was created, covering key topics for the automotive and mobility sector globally, in Poland, and in Pomerania.

— The new mobility sector is developing today faster than any other branch of the economy related to the energy transition. Our report shows that Poland, and especially Pomerania, has strong foundations to play not only a participant role but also to co-create global trends. The analyses we conducted combine hard statistical data with business and academic perspectives. This allows the publication to present a complete picture of the ecosystem, including battery component production, charging infrastructure, integration with renewable energy sources, and digital transport models — comments Tomasz Grabowski, Head of Data & Analytics Team at Invest in Pomerania.

FOCUS ON POMERANIA: New Mobility Sector is the sixth publication in the Invest in Pomerania economic analysis series.

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This comprehensive publication offers valuable insights not only for entrepreneurs and local governments in the regions that developed it, but also for the whole of Northern Poland. The dynamic growth of our macro-region makes access to clear and well-explained investment support rules especially important today.

In the guide, you will find, among other things:

• an explanation of how the Polish Investment Zone operates,
• the conditions for obtaining support,
• a breakdown of the decision-issuing process,
• the role of quantitative and qualitative criteria,
• guidance on the role of local governments in attracting investors.

We appreciate the high substantive quality of this publication — the combination of academic expertise and the practical experience of economic institutions provides entrepreneurs and local authorities with a useful tool that genuinely supports informed investment decision-making.

We encourage you to explore the full material.

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The Polish semiconductor sector currently employs 9,000 people and generates 3,2 billion in annual revenue. These figures mainly pertain to design and dedicated software, but not exclusively. What technologies are being developed in Poland? How are domestic companies coping with international competition? Where does Poland stand in the global supply chain?

In search of answers to these questions, the authors from tek.info conducted dozens of interviews with both local manufacturers and engineers, as well as international corporations. This has resulted in an objective and highly informative overview of Poland’s semiconductor industry.

The project was supported by Invest in Pomerania and the Polish Investment and Trade Agency.

You can find a report here.

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The Invest in Pomerania team has invited to collaboration partners from the following companies: Aluship Technology, Blue Dot Solutions, Centrum Nowych Kompetencji, CTO S.A., Crist S.A., Damen, DNV, Enamor, Equinor, F44, Mainstream Renewable Power, Mewo, PFMT, Randstad, Remontowa Holding S.A., Siemens Gamesa, StoGda and Sunreef Yachts. As a result of many conversations with experts, the FOCUS ON: Maritime Sector in Pomerania report was created, covering key issues for the maritime sector in Pomerania.

The report presents:

• the potential of design offices and the units they offer
• the impact of global trends in shipbuilding on the shipbuilding sector of the region
• issues related to low emissions and ship autonomy
• the implementation of modern drone and VR technologies and the Internet of Things
• cybersecurity practices
• achievements of the Pomeranian yacht industry
• the offer of higher education and vocational training for the maritime sector
• an analysis of the job market in terms of the potential of the local industry and the accommodation of external investors.

“We placed the perspective of Pomerania in the broad context of global economic trends, which allowed us to obtain an in-depth analysis of the maritime sector. We wanted the report to fully present both the current market situation as well as future forecasts, which are promising for the region,” said Mikołaj Trunin, Deputy Director, Invest in Pomerania.

FOCUS ON: Maritime Sector in Pomerania is already the fifth publication in the series of economic analyses by Invest in Pomerania. By now, they focused on offshore wind (twice), automotive, and electronics industries.

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Analysis of the team’s activities to date has shown their effectiveness and highly professional approach to implementing FDI in Pomerania. However positive the past years may have been, specialists from the World Bank indicated areas that are worthy of even more extensive support. On the basis of these suggestions, and based on new market realities, a strategy for Invest In Pomerania activities was developed, which is, in a strict sense, an evolution of the previous assumptions. The main suggestions include a focus on five key sectors of the economy and an even more comprehensive approach to serving investors.

We invite you to read Impact Evaluation of Invest in Pomerania and Inputs to FDI strategy for Invest in Pomerania.

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The Economic & Real Estate Insight report presents the current condition of Pomerania in the context of investment development. It highlights the attractiveness of the region’s transport and educational offer, as well as presenting the situation of key economic sectors and the characteristics of the commercial property market. It is useful reading for anyone interested in building an investment future in Pomerania.

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The report Focus on: Electronics Sector in Pomerania is based on our analysis.

“The creation of the report was preceded by an extensive analysis of the collected worldwide data on the electronics sector. However, the greatest value of the report is the experience of leading companies from the region, who shared their knowledge and perspectives for the future. In total, we conducted nearly 7 hours of interviews, for which we would like to thank our Partners. “Focus on Electronics Sector” is not the first report in the “Focus on” series. Last year we conducted an extensive analysis of the automotive sector and we are already planning the next edition. I hope that thanks to these actions we will strongly emphasize the importance of industrial sectors in our region and their potential for future investments“. – says Monika Wójcik, Senior Project Manager in Invest in Pomerania, the report coordinator

We have invited leading representatives of the electronics industry in Pomerania to cooperate with us: Flex, Lacroix Electronics, Aptiv, Intel, Radmor, as well as an international employment agency which was responsible for the analysis of the labour market – Randstad.

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Poland is the biggest economy in Central and Eastern Europe. Since joining the European Union in 2004, the country has witnessed unprecedented economic growth to reach the status of a “Developed Economy” in 2018 (FTSE Russel). On the other hand, Pomerania is one of the most economically developed regions in Poland. Its coastal location on the Baltic Sea combined with an excellent talent pool has won numerous FDI projects for the region in various industry sectors. We are in a great location not only to develop offshore energy, but also to develop the entire local supply chain.

Current wind offshore projects on the Polish coast will amount to 6 GW by 2030. The potential for the whole Baltic Sea is estimated at 93 GW by 2050 (balticwind.eu). There are seven wind offshore projects under development on the Polish coast. All the projects have received grid connection agreements and contracts for difference. Almost all the developers have also received the environmental decisions. The tendering process has already started. In February 2022 Polenergia announced that Siemens Gamesa will deliver turbines for Bałtyk projects.

There are two other offshore projects that have already received grid connection agreements. A number of other projects are about to be announced soon – new auctions will be announced in 2025 and 2027.

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The first part of a free report “Innovations come from Pomerania” is already available. It includes an analysis of the economic situation of Pomerania and its priority sectors, as well as the system of higher education in Poland, including the cycle of studies, legal regulations, and methods of university evaluation. The report presents the importance of Pomeranian universities in the context of the whole country and highlights their role in the promotion of the region.

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Słupsk, with the population of 80,000, is the second cultural and economic center of Pomerania after the Tri-City Metropolis. As a satellite city of the Tri-City, which has built a strong position on the national map of modern business services over the last decade, Słupsk is an excellent location for companies from this sector, in particular from such industries as IT, BPO or SSC. The BSS (business services sector) sector is one of the fastest growing areas of the Polish economy, and medium-sized cities such as Słupsk are increasingly attracting the attention of international companies from the industry. Thanks to the developed business and communication infrastructure, the availability of employees and the competitive costs of running operations, Słupsk has become an attractive alternative for companies looking for new development paths and expansion opportunities in Pomerania.

Download report: Focus on Slupsk EN 2021-10

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