Institute
INSTITUTE OF ENERGY AND FUEL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
What
we do
The Institute conducts priority research for the economy on the efficient use of fossil, renewable and alternative fuels. The Institute's area of competence focuses on their thermochemical processing in gasification, pyrolysis and combustion processes.
Key Information
The INSTITUTE OF ENERGY AND FUEL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY (before Institute of Chemical Coal Processing)
operates pursuant to the Act on Research Institutes of 30 April 2010 (Journal of Laws 10.96.618)
The Institute was established pursuant to the resolution of the Council of Ministers No. 192/55 in 1955.
The Institute's supervisory body is the Minister of Industry.
The main recipients of the Institute's know-how are companies from the energy, coking and waste management industries, as well as small and medium-sized enterprises and government and local government administration bodies.
The Institute cooperates in the implementation of research and development projects with over 50 domestic and foreign research and development centers.
Main Staff









Mr. Gawliński graduated from Faculty of Environmental and Power Engineering in Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice with the MSc. Eng. diploma. Subsequently he completed post-graduate studies at WSB University in Poznań and at Silesian University in Katowice with the major in public procurements, administration and management as well as in occupational health and safety. Since 2009 he has been working for the Institute as Head for the Administrative and Technical Division. His scope of responsibilities includes public procurements, occupational health and safety, administration of IT systems, management of extensive research and development projects as well as investment projects, including projects with a support from EU funds. He has focused in management of technical and field infrastructure. Moreover, he has broad expertise in IT projects, including implementation of ERP, EDMS and CRM systems with application of artificial intelligence to process optimization.
His scope of interests covers issues from the area of administration and organization with special attention to team management, risk management and conflict management. Owing to his long years of experience and advanced skills in all foregoing fields he is a valuable leader for implementation of sophisticated and innovative projects.

Composition of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Fuel and Energy Technology (formerly the Institute of Chemical Processing of Coal) for the term 2021-2025
Scientific Council
Chairman of the Scientific Council
1. Janusz Kotowicz prof. (Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice)
Deputy Chairmans of Scientific Council
1. Wojciech Nowak prof. (AGH UST Center of Energy, Kraków)
2. Sławomir Stelmach, PhD, DSc. prof. Institute
Members of the Scientific Council (appointed by the supervising minister)
1. Julita Mrowiec-Białońi, PhD, DSc., prof.
2. Dariusz Prostański, PhD, DSc., prof. ITG KOMAG
3. Marta Jarno
4. Henryk Kubiczek
5. Mariusz Soszyński
6. Tomasz Stec
7. Mirosław Skibski
Members of Scientific Council (from Insitute)
1. Janusz Lasek, PhD, DSc., prof. Institute
2. Tomasz Iluk, PhD
3. Katarzyna Matuszek, PhD
4. Lucyna Więcław-Solny, PhD
5. Adam Tatarczuk, PhD
In accordance with the Act on Research Institutes, the Scientific Council also includes:
1. Barbara Juszczyk, PhD - representative of the minister responsible for higher education and science,
2. Jarosław Zuwała prof. - R&D Deputy Director (ITPE).
Secretary of the Scientific Council of ITPE
Contact
Institute of Energy and Fuel Processing Technology
ul. Zamkowa 1
41-803 Zabrze
Poland
Joanna Drożdżewska
Director's office
Important events in the development of the Institute

The Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal was established
Start-up of the Formulated Coke Production Plant
Implementation of Government Programs
Commissioning of the Coal Refining Centre
Obtaining accreditation of AB081 laboratories/ starting energy and emission tests of residential heating devices

Start-up of the National Network of Supervised Laboratories

Start-up of the Clean Coal Technology Centre
Implementation of Strategic Research and Development Programmes

Name change