2025 was a turning point for the economy, a year in which slogans such as energy transformation and supply chain resilience became factors impacting costs and operational risks. Consequently, 2026 will be a time of great verification. Success will be achieved by those organizations that can permanently integrate regulatory requirements and modern technologies with effective financing, creating a coherent foundation for future growth.
As Milena Kowalik-Szeruga, ESG Manager at Crowe Poland, noted in an interview for the ESG Trends portal: 2026 will be a test of managerial maturity. Companies that organize their use of AI, treat energy as a strategic decision, prepare for regulations instead of merely reacting to them, and utilize available financing, will enter the next decade with a real competitive advantage.
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