About us:

The Voivod of the Pomeranian Region founded Baltic Energy Conservation Agency (BAPE) on the 19th January 1996. The Polish government, Pomeranian Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, Bank for Environmental Protection, Technical University of Gdansk, Sigma Technik Sweden, local authorities, building societies and energy utility companies are its shareholders.

BAPE's mission is to promote and support activities aimed at increasing energy efficiency and wider use of renewable energy sources.

BAPE exists to help organizations and individuals tackle legal, financial and environmental challenges created by the changing energy market in Poland.
Baltic Energy Conservation Agency is directly involved in efforts taken by local companies and authorities to implement efficient energy technologies at acceptable cost with benefit to the environment. It assesses experiences in the field of energy production, renders advisory and consultative services in industry, living sector and public sector. BAPE explains energy issues and solutions to local authorities, increases public awareness on environmental and energy issues. It also provides local authorities with support for energy management and planning.

BAPE actively co-operates with energy and environmental companies in Poland and Europe by participating in many Polish, bilateral and European projects, programs and networks (f.ex. Organization of Promotion of Energy Technologies - organization under the DG TREN auspices). This brings access to the most recent know - how as well as opportunities for dialogue and efficient flow of information.

BAPE's employees - highly qualified engineers- possess a wide range of skills, expertise and experience in the field of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources, rendering their services in the Pomeranian region and on the national scale.