Last week, Egis team had the pleasure of attending Data Center Nation (DCN) Warsaw 2026, held at Expo XXI, Warsaw. It proved to be an exceptionally productive day, offering a close-up look at the dynamism of Poland’s rapidly emerging data center market.
The energy in the room, the high caliber of discussions, and the ambition of the projects presented speak volumes about the trajectory of the region. As industry leaders gathered to shape the future of data center design, energy efficiency, and infrastructure across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), key themes quickly took center stage.
Key Takeaways: Power is the #1 Challenge
While the opportunities in Poland's data center market are immense, the event reinforced a critical reality: power is the primary challenge for data center development in the region.
Grid access, available capacity, and connection timelines are currently at the heart of nearly every industry conversation. These energy-related factors will heavily dictate the pace and feasibility of market growth in the years to come.
How Egis is Supporting the Growth
As the CEE data center landscape accelerates, Egis in Poland is fully equipped to support this expansion at every phase of the project lifecycle. From early-stage feasibility studies to advanced design, delivery, and operation, Egis helps developers and investors turn ambitious digital infrastructure projects into reality.
Representing Egis at DCN Warsaw 2026 were key experts: Baptiste Pavy – Director, Energy and Sustainable Cities, Poland; Sabrina Lamy-Dugrand – Director of Business Development, Buildings
We extend a sincere thank you to the organizers of DCN Warsaw and to everyone we connected with for such insightful exchanges. The conversations started at the event are only the beginning, and we look forward to continuing them as we help build the infrastructure of tomorrow.
