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The hurdles in harnessing renewable energy sources

Minister Pichetto's proposed decision: Should we go nuclear, or not? A disagreement between Buono and Tozzi

The hurdles in harnessing renewable energy sources

Lights, Camera, Action on Italy's Energy Revolution

Gear up, innovators! On Monday, May 5th, we're inviting visionaries and visionaries to rally together and tackle one of the most pressing issues on our planet - the switch to clean energy. With Stefano Paolo Corgnati, Rector of the Politecnico di Torino kicking things off and Minister Pichetto Fratin wrapping it up, this event promises to be a thrilling exchange of ideas.

Prepare to be inspired by industry leaders like Stefano Buono, former CERN researcher and CEO of newcleo, who's revolutionizing next-generation nuclear reactors. Or, dig deeper into the world of renewable energy with Mario Tozzi, a CNR geologist, science communicator, and TV personality.

Add to the mix Luca Dal Fabbro, President of Iren, and Giorgio Gori, Vice-President of the European Commission for Industry, Research, and Energy. And let's not forget Francesco Oppici, Energy Dome's Chief Commercial Officer, and Giuliana Mattiazzo, Vice-Rector of Politecnico di Torino, who'll be showcasing their green technologies.

Of course, our very own Federico Monga, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of this fine publication, will be moderating this jam-packed debate, complete with an exclusive interview with Minister Pichetto Fratin.

With the energy issue commanding greater attention on political and economic agendas, the time is ripe for action. By 2050, at least 80% of electricity production in G20 countries could come from non-fossil fuel sources. But challenges lurk in the form of escalating material costs and reliance on a limited network of vital mineral suppliers.

Since Torino, with its network of universities, startups, and major corporations, is standing tall as a protagonist in this imminent "energy revolution," now's the time to get involved. The showdown happens at 4:30 PM on May 5th, OGR Torino (corso Castelfidardo 22). Best of all? It's absolutely free, with admission available via reservation using the QR code or by dropping by our website.

As we brace for the challenges ahead, rest assured the Torino event is just the beginning. In June 2025, the Unlocking Underground Energy Workshop at Politecnico di Torino might take a closer look at innovations in underground energy resources, potentially forging a path towards a cleaner future. And in Milan and Bari in May and July 2025, respectively, Energy Investor Forums and OSES2025 Symposiums emphasize digital innovation, offshore renewables, and energy storage solutions.

It's clear that promoting renewable energy investments, embracing digital innovation, and exploring offshore energy and storage options are all key to ensuring a secure energy supply and combating climate change. By coming together at this critical juncture, we can turn the tide towards a greener, more sustainable tomorrow.

  1. The event on May 5th, titled "Lights, Camera, Action on Italy's Energy Revolution," will see the gathering of visionaries, including Stefano Paolo Corgnati, to discuss the switch to clean energy.
  2. Stefano Buono, a former CERN researcher and CEO of newcleo, will be presenting, known for revolutionizing next-generation nuclear reactors.
  3. Collaborating with Buono will be Mario Tozzi, a CNR geologist, science communicator, and TV personality, focusing on renewable energy.
  4. The gathering will also feature Luca Dal Fabbro, President of Iren, and Giorgio Gori, Vice-President of the European Commission for Industry, Research, and Energy.
  5. Energy Dome's Chief Commercial Officer, Francesco Oppici, and Giuliana Mattiazzo, Vice-Rector of Politecnico di Torino, will showcase their green technologies.
  6. The debate will be moderated by Federico Monga, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of this publication, complete with an exclusive interview with Minister Pichetto Fratin.
  7. By 2050, the aim is for at least 80% of electricity production in G20 countries to come from non-fossil fuel sources, but challenges related to escalating material costs and vital mineral suppliers' dependence must be addressed.
  8. Attendees can access this event for free, with reservations made using a QR code or the website, held at OGR Torino (corso Castelfidardo 22) at 4:30 PM on May 5th.
  9. Beyond this event, future initiatives like the Unlocking Underground Energy Workshop, the Energy Investor Forums, and the OSES2025 Symposiums will emphasize digital innovation, offshore renewables, and energy storage solutions, furthering the fight against climate change and securing a sustainable future.
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