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Programs: “Environment and Energy”

  • Ricerca
  • Research
         

      • Venice
      • 7 October 2023
         
         

        The future of energy

        The Italian energy system managed to weather the perfect storm of 2022 generated by the spike in gas prices following the Ukraine war and the simultaneous reduction in hydroelectricity production caused by drought. That was made possible by replacing Russian gas with supplies from other sources.

      • Milan
      • 20 March 2023
         
         

        The water industry

        The water industry is strategic to the future of Italy from the point of view not only of the economy but also of the country’s resilience to the increasingly complex challenges posed by the climate crisis.

      • Meeting in digital format
      • 30 March 2022
         
         

        The future of mobility. Between energy transitions and value chains

         

        The so-called “dual revolution” – digital and ecological – has begun, and is having a direct impact on the automotive sector and the entire industry it encompasses. The process combines global international commitments with specific political choices at European level even ahead of national level.  The overall global context and the instability caused by the Ukraine war have inevitably complicated an already very complex transition.

      • Meeting in digital format
      • 7 April 2021
         
         

        The economics of climate change: a joint agenda between US and Europe

          Policies for waging the battle against climate change and for and managing the phenomenon are central to both the post-pandemic economic recovery and to transatlantic relations at this new stage of opportunity for Euro-American cooperation. The slogan adopted by Joe Biden’s 2020 electoral campaign – “Build Back Better” – can be considered overall a highly appropriate approach to the international circumstances that distinguish 2021.

        • Meeting in digital format
        • 24 November 2021
           
           

          Making the most of Italy’s energy resources

            The focus of both the G20 in Rome in October and of the COP26 in Glasgow in November was the energy transition.  Italy continues to be an active participant in a debate that sheds light on the fact that the transition is not only energy-related, but also an economic, financial, social and cultural one.

          • Meeting in digital format
          • 20 September 2021
             
             

            Climate change: the COP26 challenge

              The COP26 offers a crucial window of opportunity in the struggle against climate change. After the G20 in Naples, the Glasgow conference under the Italian and British presidency will be a moment for the world’s most prominent economies to scrutinize fulfillment of the 2015 Paris Accord pledges and discuss future steps.