
Bartłomiej Steczowicz
President of the BoardGraduate of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology (1992), specialising in computer methods in electrical engineering. Founder of NAATU Operator.
NAATU Operator is a team of Polish engineers and managers with years of experience in energy management systems and microgrid design.
Our products are built in Poland, in cooperation with world leaders in battery technology (Sunwoda) and in inverters and protection systems (Siemens, ABB, Sinexcel, Dunext, Kehua). We develop our own EMS on top of DEIF power microgrid control technology.
In 2025 we decided to start operating as an energy aggregator, and in 2026 we are starting to deliver ancillary services to PSE using our customers' assets.

Graduate of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology (1992), specialising in computer methods in electrical engineering. Founder of NAATU Operator.

Graduate of the Gdańsk University of Technology, specialising in power electronics, a student of Professor Zbigniew Krzemiński. For twenty years he has run a design office specialising in hybrid energy microgrids.

NAATU Operator sp. z o.o. was founded in July 2021 on the initiative of Bartłomiej Steczowicz. Two years later Bartłomiej Zosiuk joined as a shareholder and expert.
Maciej Steczowicz, an electrical engineer, graduated from the Warsaw University of Technology in 1965, specialising in electric drive automation. As part of his doctoral work in 1976 he designed and commissioned what was probably the first fully Polish thyristor inverter. In 1981 he received a Polish patent for a pulse converter for the pulsed switching of high-current thyristors above 10 kA at low voltages below 50 V. Bartłomiej Steczowicz graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology in 1992, specialising in computer methods in electrical engineering.
The father of Bartłomiej Zosiuk, also an electrical engineer, ran a respected power design office for many years. Bartłomiej Zosiuk is a graduate of the Gdańsk University of Technology, specialising in power electronics, and a student of Professor Zbigniew Krzemiński. For twenty years he has run a design office specialising in advanced hybrid energy microgrids.



We work with manufacturers of cells and energy storage, inverters, protection systems and microgrid control systems: Sunwoda, Dunext, Kehua Tech, DEIF, Danfoss, ABB, Siemens, Sinexcel and Teltonika.
Two of these partnerships take the form of written authorisations. With DEIF A/S we have an Authorised System Integrator agreement, signed on 18 August 2025. Sunwoda Electronic Co., Ltd. authorises us to supply, install, commission, and provide warranty and after-sales service for Sunwoda battery energy storage systems in Poland.
The bieliq.pl platform is a complete set of services that we will deploy to increase the flexibility and profitability of the distributed renewable installations and battery energy storage systems already operating in the mines of the PBI group.
Bieliq.pl is a set of solutions that the market does not offer. The new approach to managing and monetising energy assets proposed by the creators of bieliq.pl will let us roll out new services for Optimen customers quickly.
We were looking for a partner able to support the entire commercialisation of battery energy storage at industrial customers – from integration with the distribution grid to the aggregation of ancillary services for the transmission system operator.
The proposed package of bieliq.pl solutions is certainly a unique offer on the Polish market. NAATU Operator made the right call not to compete with energy operators and large technology suppliers, and to offer them advanced technology that supports the energy transition of our customers instead.
The maturity of the technology services supporting the energy transition of industrial customers was a positive surprise for us. Our on-site photovoltaic installations and the battery storage we are commissioning right now have been integrated into an intelligent inter-plant microgrid and perform a number of profitable roles on the energy markets.
Your question is not here? – we answer to the point, including when the answer is “this will not pay off for you”.
NAATU Operator sp. z o.o. is the company, bieliq.pl is the platform it develops. In day-to-day use both names appear interchangeably, but contracts and invoices are issued by NAATU Operator.
Yes. We develop our own EMS in Poland, on top of DEIF microgrid control technology, in cooperation with suppliers of cells, inverters and protection systems.
No – and that is a deliberate decision. We supply the technology layer to companies that have their own customers and their own grid, instead of standing on the same side of the market as them.
We decided to enter energy aggregation in 2025, and in 2026 we are starting to deliver ancillary services to PSE using our customers' assets.
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