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In late April and early May, we participated in meetings with fishermen and tourism operators arranged by Baltic Power, after which we went into the field to conduct surveys.

This time the Sotis Advisors team participated in meetings with fishermen and tourism operators arranged by Baltic Power. In Ustka, Elbe and Władysławowo we were represented by: Klaudia Drosio, Katarzyna Auffret-Twardowska, Joanna Lemiesz, Michalina Nowakowska, Magdalena Lewandowska and Anita Kuliś. It was intense and inspiring. After the talks, the team went into the field to conduct surveys for the LRP, a document prepared in accordance with the requirements of international financial institutions. They are a dream team who, when they need to, work hard and, when they can, enjoy good food and each other’s company. As usual in our projects!

It’s difficult for a foreign investor to find his way in a foreign land, even if he has the support of major consulting firms. And that’s when we come on the scene! Sotis Advisors, or rather – in this case – Przemysław Żydak.

We are providing one such company with substantive and organizational support in developing a decarbonization strategy for a major chemical manufacturer. Przemek will work with an international team of advisors and with the client, helping to understand our domestic realities. This project will not be easy. However, we know that thanks to Przemek we are up to the challenge, even in the case of decarbonization – we will not be surprised by any CO2 equivalents.

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Investors are obliged to prepare the project with the welfare of the community exposed to the side effects of the investment in mind. And we help them do so.

Ahead of us, we are working with a major investment project in offshore wind energy, and actually with an international advisor in obtaining the information needed to prepare a Livelihood Restoration Plan. We are to support, do interviews, advise! A huge challenge, because for Poles it is not obvious that their welfare is taken into account in such activities, they are reluctant to give information, especially sensitive information. But we can do it!