organized by ENEA
The topic of hydrogen is of increasingly significant, concrete, and unprecedented interest today, as it is seen as an essential element for decarbonization and the energy transition. Applications requiring high-temperature heat have brought attention back to combustion technologies, which have been side-lined by environmental policies for some time. It is important to note that new investments in research and development for the combustion of natural gas mixtures with varying hydrogen content should be viewed not as competition with renewable energy sources but in synergy with them to achieve the common goal of decarbonization. This is true both in the field of thermo-electric generation and in the hard-toabate industrial sector.
Thermo-electric generation with gas turbines has been one of the main providers of grid flexibility for several years and is continuing to play a significant role in stabilization and backup support for non-programmable renewables. Furthermore, it is one of the immediate solutions for reducing CO2 emissions. For these capabilities, gas turbines continue to play a fundamental role in electricity generation, even during the energy transition period and in a future scenario characterized by an increasing percentage of non-programmable renewable sources, albeit with an increasingly intermittent operational profile and fewer equivalent annual hours. In this context, the application of post-combustion capture technologies to natural gas-fueled gas turbines would be unsustainable both from a technical and economic perspective. To fuel them with mixtures of natural gas with a growing and variable hydrogen content, it is necessary to develop new "fuel-flexible" combustion technologies capable of maintaining low NOx emissions without efficiency losses. However, despite the significant efforts and investments by various manufacturers in recent years, the actual fuel flexibility of the machines, i.e., their stable, efficient, clean, reliable, and safe operation from 100% natural gas to 100% hydrogen with variable hydrogen content, remains a challenge to overcome due to technological issues in the combustion system.
In the hard-to-abate sector, specifically in the chemical, refining, glass, cement, steel, and ceramics industries, there are various applications that require combustion. In this context, the devices used are furnaces and boilers operating at low pressure, typically atmospheric, which significantly reduces combustion issues compared to gas turbine burners. The challenges to address instead concern the potential impact of the combustion atmosphere on the process (for example, significant reduction in radiative energy transfer is critical to ensure melting and high temperatures in liquid baths, as in the case of glass production) and even more on the product itself (for example, moisture removal is crucial for the quality of ceramics and lime).
The event will illustrate the state of the art of combustion of mixtures with varying hydrogen content, highlighting the challenges and critical issues to overcome, with particular emphasis on gas turbines and furnaces for the steel industry. It will also be a moment for sharing results, projects, and initiatives by important actors in both sectors.
President of Session
Eugenio Giacomazzi, ENEA - TERIN/PSU/IPSE Laboratory Head, Roma (IT)
Programme
Practical experience and projects
Advancing Hydrogen Combustion in Gas Turbines: Enabling CO2-Free Power Generation on Demand
Andrea Ciani, Hydrogen Combustion Technology Manager ANSALDO ENERGIA, Baden (CH)
Development of a Hydrogen Fueled Gas Turbine Combustion System
Egidio Pucci, Turbine Combustion Manager BAKER HUGHES, Firenze (IT)
Sustainable Routes Towards the Carbon Neutrality from the Perspective of a Thermal Process Technology Provider
Massimiliano Fantuzzi, Vice President, R&D Dept. DANIELI Centro Combustion SpA, Genova (IT)
Tenova Stepwise Approach to the Decarbonization of Steel Heating Processes - The Challenges of Hydrogen Combustion
Alessandro Della Rocca, Business Development Manager, TENOVA, Genova (IT)
Q&A
Conclusions
organized by ANIE
As an enabling factor for e-mobility, the infrastructural issue plays an essential role. Is it true that the charging infrastructure in Italy is insufficient? Is it true that current charging times are incompatible with the habits of Italian motorists? Is it true that the distribution network could not support the load of many electric vehicles? The workshop aims to answer these questions with an eye towards the future and therefore with an eye towards technologies such as Plug&Charge, V1G and V2G.
Section Chairs
Omar Imberti, Coordinator E-Mobility Group ANIE
Programme
Introduction
Omar Imberti, Coordinator E-Mobility Group ANIE
The infrastructure situation in Italy and future prospects
Francesco Naso, Motus-E
The distribution network and electric cars
Giuseppe Mauri, RSE
The charging technology of today and tomorrow in the home
Alberto Stecca, Member E-Mobility Group ANIE
The charging technology of today and tomorrow in the business environment
Gerald Avondo, Member E-Mobility Group ANIE
The charging technology of today and tomorrow in the public/commercial sector
Francisco Abecasis, Member E-Mobility Group ANIE
The charging technology of today and tomorrow in public extra-urban and motorway areas
Davide Spazian, Member E-Mobility Group ANIE
organized by KEY Scientific Technical Committee, GBC Italia
The event is linked to the Public Private Partnership of the EU Commission "Built4People", an important initiative for innovation and sustainability in the built environment. The programme will be presented and discussed with representatives of the EU Commission, with particular attention to urban regeneration projects in favour not only of energy efficiency, but also of the well-being and safety of people in the built environment.
organized by Hannover Fairs International GmbH
The integration of hydrogen into the European energy landscape is poised to play a crucial role in achieving ambitious climate targets. As the continent strives for decarbonization, hydrogen emerges as a versatile solution with immense potential to curb greenhouse gas emissions across various sectors, including industry. However, despite its promise, the widespread adoption of hydrogen presents formidable challenges for European industries. Transitioning towards hydrogen-based processes necessitates substantial investments in infrastructure, technology innovation, and regulatory frameworks. Furthermore, industries reliant on carbon-intensive processes face the daunting task of reconfiguring their operations to align with decarbonization objectives. This panel discusses the dual narrative of hydrogen's contribution to European climate targets and the concomitant challenges confronting industries as they navigate the transition towards a low-carbon future.
Programme
Contribution of hydrogen to the European climate targets
10.30 – 10.40 Apertura e messaggi di benvenuto
Corrado Peraboni, CEO Italian Exhibition Group
Jochen Köckler, Chairman of the Managing Board, Deutsche Messe AG
10.40 – 11.20 Hydrogen best-Cases
Henning Uck, Special Projects Manager, GP JOULE Hydrogen
Decentralized ecosystems for green hydrogen production as an accelerator of energy transformation
Valentina Dondi, Sales Director Chemical O&G Vertical market, Siemens Spa
A technology and reliable partner along the hydrogen value chain
Challenges for European industry due to decarbonisation
11.20 – 12.00 Impulse and Panel discussion
ERREDUE
Luca Giacomelli, Senior Sales Manager, Erredue
L'idrogeno come elemento fondamentale dell'economia circolare a impatto zero: analisi di due casi di successo
H2IT
Cristina Maggi, Project Manager, H2IT
Le condizioni politiche e normative per lo sviluppo di un mercato italiano delle applicazioni dell'idrogeno.
Tavola Rotonda
Erredue – Luca Giacomelli
H2IT – Cristina Maggi
GP JOULE – Henning Uck
SIEMENS – Valentina Dondi
Moderator:
Barbara Gasperini,Journalist, author | Green & Blue | La Repubblica
Conclusion: greetings and thanks
Maurizio Renzo Ermeti, Presidente Italian Exhibition Group Spa
Anna Montini, Assessora alla Transizione Ecologica (Ambiente, Sviluppo Sostenibile, Pianificazione e Cura del Verde Pubblico), Blu Economy, Statistica del Comune di Rimini
Stefano Locatelli, Vicepresidente ANCI - Associazione Nazionale Comuni Italiani
Paolo Arrigoni, Presidente GSE - Gestore dei Servizi Energetici
Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, Ministro dell’Ambiente e della Sicurezza Energetica
Modera
Alessandra Astolfi, Global Exhibition Director Green & Technology Division - Italian Exhibition Group Spa
Programme
Institutional Greetings
Corrado Arturo Peraboni, Amministratore Delegato Italian Exhibition Group Spa
Introduction
Gianni Silvestrini, KEY Technical Scientific Committee President
Presentation by Alessandro Marangoni of the Althesys study.
"System governance, the key to transition."
A coordinated strategy for renewables, storage and grids to decarbonize Italy
The transformation underway in the energy sector, driven both by European climate-energy policies and by geopolitical, technological and market evolution, requires a different and more effective government of the Italian electricity system in its different articulations.
Italy must be able to meet energy demand in a sustainable, safe, efficient and economic way, through an adequate design that allows the development of renewable sources with an efficient market, lean authorization processes and an adequate infrastructure.
The growth of renewable generation must fit harmoniously into an electricity system that must meet the requirements of stability, safety and adequacy. The combination of large scale utility systems, distributed generation and models such as CERs, makes the design of the system even more complex and challenging.
The study aims to propose solutions to govern in a harmonised way the growth, in time and space, of renewables and infrastructure, networks and storage.
The analysis, therefore, develops a holistic approach, highlighting how Italy needs a coordinated development, in time and space, of support measures (such as DM FERx), connections and hosting capacity, flexibility and accumulation systems, for this purpose using in a harmonised way tools such as regulation, simplifications and environmental, areas suitable and acceleration, burden sharing.
The lack of coordination of the various components leads to significant costs and delays that make it difficult, or at least not efficient, both economically and environmentally, the achievement of decarbonisation targets.
SUMMIT Round Table of the Renewable Sources:
“The proposals of the Associations of renewables”
ANEV - Simone Togni
ANIE Rinnovabili - Alberto Pinori
Assoidroelettrica – Paolo Taglioli
CIB – Piero Gattoni
Coordinamento Free - Attilio Piattelli
Elettricità Futura – Agostino Re Rebaudengo
FederIdroelettrica – Paolo Picco
Italia Solare - Paolo Maria Rocco Viscontini
Conclusions: the point of view of the Ministry of Environment and Energy Security
Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, Ministry of Environment and Energy Security
organized by Federesco
Raise awareness of the sector in view of the large investment Italy is preparing regarding sports facilities, which were severely affected last year by the crisis and on which efficiency interventions are needed that would ensure reduced costs in utility bills, energy savings and renewable energy production should there be space made available.
Federesco, together with industry players, therefore aims to fuel the discussion and reason about possible solutions for professionals, public administration and companies to encourage investments aimed at energy efficiency and make the sector become a driver for the issue.
Session Chairmen
Claudio G. Ferrari, President of Federesco
Programme
16.20 Introduction
Claudio G. Ferrari, President of Federesco
16:25 The sports world in light of the challenges of decarbonization
Diego Nepi Molineris, CEO of Sport & Salute
16.35 The energy situation in Italy
Prof. Antonio Pezzini, European Economic and Social Committee
17.00 The financial aspects of achieving energy efficiency goals
Debora Miccio, Head of Commercial Management ICS, Istituto per il Credito Sportivo
17.10 Co-financing for sports facilities
Marcello Tiddia, General Manager of Garanzia Etica
17:20 Overview of sports facilities in Italy
Ezio Ferrari, President of AIS – Associazione Impianti Sportivi
17.30 Examples of energy efficiency in sports facilities
Giuseppe Rinaldi, Ancitel Energia & Ambiente
Conclusions
Federesco
organized by FIRE, Assoege
After 3 years of work, the revision of UNI CEI 11339 relating to the certification of the Energy Management Expert (EGE) has been published. The conference will illustrate the changes in the new standard on EQF (European framework of professions), energy auditors and in particular regarding the new tasks, knowledge and skills that the experts must have to achieve certification. We will then move on to a series of certified EGE experiences useful for giving indications on the opportunities that this kind of certification offers today to reduce energy demand, and regulatory obligations and high prices.
Session Chairman
Francesco Belcastro, FIRE-SECEM
Programme
Introduction and welcome
Francesco Belcastro, FIRE-SECEM
The revision of UNI CEI 11339 in detail
Francesco Belcastro, FIRE-SECEM
EGE between consulting, energy management and innovation
Michele Santovito, ASSOEGE
Experiences of certified EGE
Andrea Fabbri, Daniel Parias, Marco Sotte
Q&A
organized by Federesco
Renewable Energy Communities are a key to success for the transition and can become a powerful tool to fight energy poverty which now affects 9% of the Italian population. This is the objective that has allowed Federesco to win a call for tenders by ICLEI Action Fund, together with the Google Foundation, for the SUN4U - Energy for All project.
The Federation's proposal envisages the creation of a digital platform to guide users in the creation of Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) in the city of Rome. The objective is to overcome the main difficulties in the development of this transition model: aggregation of members; sharing of the information needed to simulate the best CER configuration; and identification of the financial resources to build the system.
Alongside Federesco and the Department of Social and Health Policies of Roma Capitale there will also be ENEA and the CITERA research centre Sapienza University of Rome, which will bring their expertise and knowledge of the sector. A strong networking action with other similar initiatives - such as that carried out for the European Horizon 2020 project SUN4ALL solar for all - will strengthen the project by paving the way for replication at local level, in Italy and in Europe.
Session Chairmen
Claudio Ferrari, President of Federesco
Programme
5.30 p.m. Introduction and welcome
Claudio G. Ferrari, President of Federesco
5.30 p.m. Resources for the transition process
Arthur Hinsch, Officer ICLEI - Sustainable Resources, Climate and Resilience
5.35 p.m. Reference legislation
Prof. Antonio Pezzini, European Economic and Social Committee
5.50 p.m. The legal reference model
Alfonso Bonafede, Bonafede & Partners Law Firm
6.00 p.m. The role of research in transition processes
Spartaco Paris, CITERA Sapienza Research Centre Director
6.10 p.m. Supporting innovative tools, the SUN4U project
Patrick Maurelli, Federesco International Projects Manager
6.20 p.m. Data and mapping, the relevance for consumer and prosumer
Alessandro Chelli Co-founder of Apio
6.30 pm Conclusions
Federesco
organized by Motus-E
Skills and the ability to innovate are essential requirements to seize the new opportunities of electric mobility, but to understand how to move you need a reliable compass.
The TEA Observatory was created to respond to this need and thanks to the results of its latest survey will help more and more entrepreneurs to find the key to ride the transition, grow and create jobs.
Starting from the results of the analysis, the panel will then explore the perspectives of the Italian automotive-energy ecosystem, involving representatives of industry, institutions and the universe of education, in an open debate aimed at identifying the right path to maximize the competitiveness of companies and the Country System.
Session Chair
Francesco Naso, Segretario generale Motus-E
Programma
Introduction
Francesco Naso, Segretario generale Motus-E
Giuseppe Giulio Calabrese, Responsabile survey e analisi dati Osservatorio TEA
Raphael Héliot, Policy manager Avere
Industry Focus
Moderator:
Francesco Naso, Segretario generale Motus-E
Federico Caleno, Head of Enel e-mobility Italy e CEO Ewiva
Ambrogio Cassini, Responsabile e-mobility Repower
Daniel Cascone, Head of Sales Be Charge
Training Focus
Moderator:
Leonardo Artico, Responsabile Industria e Formazione Motus-E
Claudio Cavallotto, Direttore Rete di scuole per la mobilità sostenibile
Giulio Genti, Direttore ITS Italy *
Francesco Leali, Consigliere delegato MUNER - Motorvehicle University of Emilia-Romagna
* Speaker invited to be confirmed
organized by Elettricità Futura
Accelerating the energy transition is the solution to reducing costs and guaranteeing the security of supply and competitiveness of our companies, as the IEA, EIB and ECB have also stressed. Italy saved 25 billion in 2022 thanks to renewables, which currently still only account for 43% of electricity. Bringing renewables to 84% of the electricity mix, as envisaged in the Electricity Plan 2030, really means increasing energy security and strengthening the national economy, creating over half a million new jobs in Italy. The event organized by Elettricità Futura will bring together institutions and leading companies in the electricity sector to discuss the most urgent actions to make the regulatory and authorization framework a driver for the country's transition.
Programme
Moderator:
Laura Serafini, Journalist Il Sole 24 Ore
9.45 Introductory remarks
Agostino Re Rebaudengo, President, Elettricità Futura
Round Table
Luca Alippi, CEO, EP Produzione Spa
Giuseppe Argirò, CEO, CVA Spa
Alessandro Garrone, Executive Vice President, Erg Spa
Francesco Giunti, Energy evolution integrated initiatives & regulatory Activity Eni Spa; Chairman, EniPower Spa
Vincenzo Colla, Councilor for economic development and green economy, labor, training and international relations, Emilia-Romagna Region
Silvia Fregolent, Senator of the Republic
10.50 Conclusions
Paolo Arrigoni, President, GSE
organized by FIRE
The conference will show the Measurement and Verification through various applications to energy efficiency and renewables. Measurement and Verification is the activity that enables to evaluate performance improvements, usually applied to energy efficiency, for example in energy performance contracts, but can also be applied to other areas, in support of renewables and decarbonisation.
An event designed for energy managers, EGEs, utilities, ESCOs and other stakeholders involved in energy management and measurement and verification.
Chairman
Daniele Forni, FIRE
Programme
10.15 Welcome and introduction
Daniele Forni, FIRE
10.20 IPMVP and EVO publications
Denis Tanguay, EVO
10.30 M&V for optimization of optimization of compressed air systems
Claudio Martorana, EGE PMVA
10.45 M&V of heat recovery in catering
Stefano Perboni, EGE PMVA
11.00 M&V and optimzation in tertiary sector
Giulio Troncarelli
11.15 M&V in PPP, Luca Cignatta
Edoardo Micconi, EGE PMVE
11.30 Option D in residentail sector
Luca Berra, EGE PMVA
11.45 Discussion
12.00 Closing
organized by ANEV
Simplify the authorization process for wind power plants in order to give a boost to the achievement of the PNIEC objectives, establish a Steering Committee at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, provide support mechanisms and support for the sector, establish specific tools for the development of the Power Purchase Agreement, amend and update Annex II of Ministerial Decree 10-9-2010 "Guidelines for the authorization of plants powered by renewable sources" to allow that in the territories the compensation funds can also be used for cultural enhancement projects or social activities so as to facilitate the involvement of local political actors and avoid conflicting relationships with the territories, so as to make the wind sector an economic, industrial and cultural response to the energy crisis and the necessary process of decarbonization of the economy. These are the issues that we will address with leading energy sector representatives.
Programme
Introduction: Simone Togni, ANEV President
PNIEC targets by 2030
Massimiliano Atelli, Presidente Commissione VIA
Giovanni Di Scipio, Capo Legislativo Mase *
Nicola Procaccini, Deputato Parlamento Europeo *
Alessandra Toschi, BayWa r.e. *
Andrea Giordano, Vice Capo di Gabinetto Mase
Simona Brancaccio, Staff Valutazioni Ambientali Regione Campania
Stefano Scazzola, Head of Renewable Energies Development ENGIE Italia
ANEV Journalism Award Ceremony
Giuseppe Pasqualicchio “Energia del Vento”
* Speaker invited to be confirmed
organized by Symbola Foundation, Italian Exhibition Group
The new edition of the Filiere del futuro report, promoted by Fondazione Symbola and Italian Exhibition Group, in collaboration with the main industry associations such as AIEL, ANEV, ANIE, FEDERIDROELETTRICA, and ITALIA SOLARE, will analyze the prospects for the development of renewables between now and 2030 and the characteristics and sectoral and territorial distribution of companies active and potentially active in the photovoltaic, wind, hydroelectric, solar thermal, geothermal, and bioenergy sectors.
Programme
Introduction and welcome
Alessandra Astolfi, Global Exhibition Director Green & Technology Division Italian Exhibition Group Spa
Moderator:
Nicola Saldutti, Economy Editor-in-Chief, Corriere della Sera
Report Presentation
Domenico Sturabotti, Director, Symbola Foundation
Gianni Silvestrini, President of KEY Technical Scientific Committee
Round Table "Discussing it"
Ermete Realacci, President Symbola Foundation
Nicola Lanzetta, Director Italy Enel Group
Letizia Magaldi, Vice President Magaldy Green Energy
Agostino Re Rebaudengo, President Elettricità Futura and CEO Asja Ambiente
Round Table "Case Histories"
Matteo Demofonti, Vice President Product Strategy & Commercialization, Global Solar. Convert Italy
Stefano Lorenzi, CEO 3SUN
Francesco Oppici, CPO and Co-founder Energy Dome
Francesco Amati, General manager, Vestas Italy and Turkey
Luca Cattedri, Head of Commercial Offshore Wind Saipem
Paolo Menotti, Managing Director Siemens Energy Italia
Stefania Ferrero, Ambassador of Innovation, Comau
organized by ANIE Federazione
Nel 2024 l'Italia terrà aste per l'accumulo di energia elettrica su larga scala. ARERA e TERNA stanno delineando il quadro normativo del MACSE per l'attuazione dell'art. 18 del D.Lgs. 210/2021 che recepisce la direttiva europea sul mercato elettrico. 18 del D.Lgs. 210/2021 che recepisce la direttiva europea sul mercato elettrico. La Commissione Europea ha approvato il piano italiano da 17,7 miliardi di euro per la realizzazione e la gestione di sistemi di accumulo centralizzato di energia elettrica, con 9 GW/71GW/h fino al 31 dicembre 2033. Durante la conferenza si intende offrire una panoramica europea delle politiche di promozione dei sistemi di accumulo su scala utility e delle migliori pratiche adottate in Europa dagli Stati membri. Verranno inoltre illustrati i punti principali dello schema adottato in Italia. Un'azienda evidenzierà gli ostacoli allo sviluppo con gli investimenti e le potenziali soluzioni. Nella tavola rotonda ogni relatore fornirà la propria visione sul ruolo dello storage nel disegno del mercato e darà un parere sul quadro normativo definito da ARERA e TERNA.
Programma
11.00 Registration of participants
Moderator:
Michelangelo Lafronza, Secretary of ANIE Rinnovabili
Welcome and introduction
Raffaello Teani, Chairman of the Storage Systems Group of ANIE Federation
European storage and markets: policies, strategies, and the 2030 perspective
Jacopo Tosoni, Head of Policy EASE European Association for Storage of Energy
The auctions of the storage systems in Italy
Alessandro Marangoni, Chief Executive Officer Althesys
Strength and weakness of the mechanism according to a market operator
Diego Maria De Luca, Senior Long Term Flexible Generation Portfolio Manager ENGIE Italia
Storage and the electricity market: current situation and prospects
Fabio Zanellini, Chairman of the Storage Systems Group Technical Commission of ANIE Federation
Round table: The role of the storage systems in the market design
Moderator:
Fabio Zanellini, Chairman of the Storage Systems Group Technical Commission of ANIE Federation
Federico Boschi, Head of the Energy Department MASE, Francesco Del Pizzo
Francesco Del Pizzo, Director of Grid Development and Dispatching Strategies Terna
Massimo Ricci, Director of Energy Division ARERA
Giovanni Rosada, Storage Business Developer Renantis
13.00 Closure
organized by Kyoto Club
Background
Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) play a pivotal role in accelerating the energy transition, fostering local generation and consumption of renewable energy. An REC operates as a localized, participatory, and integrated system, primarily focusing on renewable energy generation, distribution, and consumption, while underscoring community benefits and involvement. The concept of a “Energy Community” is central to this approach, aiming to optimize local energy systems through improved efficiency, flexibility, and local generation from renewable sources. REC development hinges on the collaboration of various key stakeholders, including public administrations, utilities, energy producers, and users, encompassing both consumers and prosumers.
Workshop Overview
The platform 'Youth for Renewable Energy Communities' will present the following topics at KEY 2024. Since September 2023, at Politecnico Torino, 60 Master Students in Sustainable Architecture from diverse countries, including Afghanistan, China, Colombia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, India, Iran, Italy, Lebanon, Kosovo, Mexico, Nigeria, Russia, Sri Lanka, Turkey, have engaged in a comprehensive workshop on “Energy Transition and Low Carbon Architecture”. This initiative aimed at creating Renewable Energy Communities across Europe, focusing on 8 selected sites for design, analysis, and portrayal. The 4-month workshop underscored the significance of promoting sustainable development models to enhance quality of life and investing in local economies. It adopted a holistic, interdisciplinary approach to addressing urban and rural development issues.
Format
The 'Youth for Renewable Energy Communities' series is structured into four sets of duets, each representing different community types:
Tutors and international experts will discuss the workshop's outcomes, presenting their insights in the final session.
Key Features
The workshop's key outcomes include:
Programme
11:30 Workshop Introduction
Empowering Youth for Renewable Energy Communities | Roberto Pagani (IT)
Future buildings for future Renewable Energy Communities | Enrico Fabrizio (IT)
Concepts for Renewable Energy Communities in Europe | Chiel Boonstra (NL)
12:00 Youth for Renewable Energy Communities: the Workshop
The Worshop on 8 Renewable Energy Communities in Italy, The Netherlands, Hungary, UK.
Slide Show by University Master Students: | 1.Process | 2.Plan | 3.Project | 4.Performance |
12:20 Youth for Renewable Energy Communities: The Vision
The Vision clarified by University Master Students
Expert Insights on Youth for Renewable Communities
Chiel Boonstra (NL), Corrado Carbonaro (IT), Maria Ferrara (IT), Loredana Torsello (IT)
12:50 Reflections and Considerations | Gianni Silvestrini (IT)
13:00 Wrap up
organized by Kyoto Club, Legambiente
The days when Key Energy 2024 takes place will be the days when, with the issuance of the GSE Guidelines, energy communities can finally come to life. And we will be on the eve of the PNRR call for proposals intended for those to be built in Small Municipalities (2.2 billion euros).
The conference will be an opportunity to present the Legambinte Report on the existing ones and to analyze the prospects of energy communities and their role in addressing the increasingly pressing issue of energy poverty not only in small municipalities, because from this point of view, too, energy communities will be able to be a useful tool in big cities as well.
Session char
Francesco Ferrante, Vicepresidente Kyoto Club
Programme
Introduce
Mariateresa Imparato, Segreteria Nazionale Legambiente
Alessandra Bonfanti, Responsabile Piccoli Comuni Legambiente
Presentation of Legambiente Report Renewable and Supportive Energy Communities in Italy.
Ottavia D’Agostino, Ufficio energia Legambiente
Discussion
Estella Pancaldi, GSE
Edoardo Zanchini, Comune di Roma
Piergabriele Andreoli, AESS
Nicola Nardella, VIII Municipalità Comune di Napoli
Sandro Scollato, AzzeroCO2
Isabella Andrighetti, Touring Club Italia
Fiorello Primi, Borghi più belli di Italia
Franco Marinelli, Borghi autentici
Gianluigi Granero, Legacoop
Davide Gavaneli, Bryo
Conclusions
Stefano Ciafani, Presidente Legambiente
organized by Legambiente
In the face of increasingly evident extreme events, social and energy crises, increasing dependence on fossil fuels, and international agreements, the development of renewables becomes a priority and unavoidable.
Yet, while the Gola Thundra is being approved in 6 months, clean technologies are struggling to get off the ground, with insufficient simplifications, national and local regulatory hurdles, and thousands of projects awaiting evaluations that are putting businesses in trouble and costing jobs.
What obstacles still need to be overcome to reach 90 GW of renewables by 2030?
The meeting will be an opportunity not only to bring together the various stakeholders in the sector, but above all to take stock of the critical issues to be addressed and possible solutions to be put in place to accelerate the energy transition.
Session chairs
Giulia Assogna, The New Ecology
Katiuscia Eroe, Legambiente energy manager
Legambiente Report Presentation. CHECKMATE FOR RENEWABLES 2024.
The symbolic stories of the blockade on renewables
Discussion:
Massimiliano Atelli, president of the Via Vas Commission
Agostino Re Rebaudengo, president of Elettricità Futura
Simone Togni, president of Anev
Emilio Sani, Italia Solare
Andrea Porchera, Renexia
Attilio Piattelli, Coordinamento Free
Marco Guarneroli, CEO of Vector Renewables
Stefano Scazzola - Head of Renewable Energies Development ENGIE Italy
Concludes
Stefano Ciafani, President of Legambiente
organized by FIRE
The energy manager is a fundamental figure in the energy transition process. His/her skills bring together energy issues and those related to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring optimal energy management and the use of renewable sources and solutions for the decarbonisation of the activities of companies and entities. The workshop will provide data on the energy managers in Italy, give indications on how to appoint them in view of the legal deadline of 30 April, talk about the connection with the EGEs and the new certification of energy management experts and will show interesting case studies.
Session Chairman
Dario Di Santo, FIRE
Programme
14:00 Introduction and greetings
Dario Di Santo, FIRE
14:05 The evolution of energy managers
Dario Di Santo, FIRE
14:20 The new Italian standard on EGE
Francesco Belcastro, SECEM
14:35 Hot to appoint an energy manager
Jacopo Romiti, FIRE
14:50 Case studies, energy managers
Luca Paganelli, Comune di Rimini
15:05 Case studies, energy managers
Ilihc Ghinello, Consorzio della Bonifica Renana
15:20 Q&A
15:30 Closure
organized by Gestore dei Servizi Energetici – GSE S.p.a.
The meeting offers an opportunity to deepen, together with GSE technicians, the opportunities related to renewable energy communities and to the configurations of self-consumption, in order to foster the sharing of renewable energy. A dedicated Q&A session is scheduled.
Session President
Ing. Paolo Arrigoni, President of GSE S.p.A
Programme
Opening and Greetings
Paolo Arrigoni, President of GSE
Regulatory Framework and Operational Rules
Davide Valenzano, Regulatory Affairs Unit Manager at GSE
Access Modes to Benefits and Support Tools
Davide Di Giuseppe, Self-consumption and Energy Communities Unit Manager at GSE
Renewable Energy Communities and Self-consumption, two fundamental gears for the country's energy transition
Mauro Mallone, Director General at Ministry of Environment and Energy Security
Q&A
organized by ANIE Federazione and Elettricità Futura
The Electricity Plan 2030 envisions reaching 84 percent renewables in the Italian electricity mix, doubling the current value. To do so requires the installation of at least 12 GW per year of new renewables, to reach a total of 143 GW of installed renewables by 2030, and 80 GWh of new large-scale storage systems.
Achieving the goal requires adequate and widespread development of grid infrastructure and storage, two enablers of the transition that will enable the efficient integration of new renewable power into the electricity system.
The event organized by ANIE Federazione and Elettricità Futura will bring together leading institutions and companies in the electricity sector to discuss the most urgent actions to develop electricity transmission and distribution networks and new storage capacity.
Programme
Moderator
Fausta Chiesa, Journalist, Corriere della Sera
14:00 Introductory greetings
Filippo Girardi, President, ANIE Federazione
Agostino Re Rebaudengo, President, Elettricità Futura
14:10 Keynote presentation
Nicola Lanzetta, Italy Director, Enel Spa
14:20 Roundtable Discussion - Accumulation systems and grid infrastructure
Giulio Antonio Carone, Managing Director, Areti
Ivan Niosi, CEO Renewable Generation, Shell Energy Italia
Raffaello Teani, Member of the Board, ANIE Energia
Daniele Rosati, Storage Utility Scale Group Coordinator, ANIE
Fabrizio Tortora, Head of New Asset Development and Execution, Renantis
Fabio Zanellini, Energy Market & Regulations Manager, Neoen Renewables Italia
Roundtable will be attended by:
Michele Fina, Senator of the Republic
Luca Squeri, Member of the Chamber of Deputies
15:40 Conclusions by
Fabio Bulgarelli, Director of Regulatory Affairs, Terna
Giovanni Di Scipio, Chief of Legislative Office, Italian Ministry of Environment and Energy Security
organized by RES4 Africa Foundation
Session 1: North Africa and Middle East
Africa's most pressing priority is its imperative for sustainable socio-economic development. African countries have an urgent and immense need to accelerate economic growth, develop multiple infrastructures, create jobs, and expand access to services in order to improve livelihoods across the continent.
Africa’s demand for energy will increase rapidly in the near future: clean energy production and electrification will play a central role in delivering that demand and all efforts directed to support the development of such infrastructures in Africa align with strategies meant to support Africa’s socio-economic growth - especially from clean energy sources.
To overcome the continent’s key energy challenges, long term action on three priority areas will be needed to deliver sustainable electrification in Africa. Any scenario will require to:
The two days event will underline the key priorities to be addressed and the key challenges to be faced in the field of renewable energy solutions, infrastructures, storage systems, hydrogen and digitalization.
Programma
14:00-14.30 Registration
14:30-15:15 OPENING REMARKS
Gianni Silvestrini, President of KEY Scientific Committee
Salvatore Bernabei, CEO ENEL GREEN POWER and President Res4Africa
INSTITUTIONAL WELCOME
Mohammed Ouhmed, Director of the Directorate of Renewable and Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development
KEYNOTE SPEECHES -The Electrification of Africa
Roberto Vigotti, Secretary General Res4Africa
15:15 – 16.30 PANEL - The future of Power Infrastructure in North Africa and Middle East
Moderator:
Andrea Bombardi, EVP RINA
Panellists:
Imed Amara, Co-gérant Elmed études STEG
Jauad El Kharraz, Director RCREEE Center of Arab League Cairo
Sellami Rabah, Director of Hydrogen and alternative Energies CEREFE Algérie
Angelo Ferrante, Secretary General Med-TSO
Massimo Benedetti, CEO Advisory PwC
Paolo Perani, Sustainability Manager ELDS Division ABB
* Invited speaker TBC
organized by ANEV
Wind power is a technologically mature source that has seen a significant evolution in terms of application in recent times, thanks to increasingly high-performance plants and the spread of wind power at sea. Because of its potential, wind power can provide a boost to the energy transition.
Programme
Introduction:
Simone Togni, Presidente dell’ANEV
Federico Boschi, Capo Dipartimento Mase
Paolo Barabucci, Head of Business Development and M&A Italy, Germany and Eastern Europe
Vinicio Vigilante, GSE *
Francesco Amati, Vestas
Francesco Del Pizzo, Direttore Strategie di sviluppo rete e dispacciamento Terna *
Paolo Raia, Country chair - RWE Italia
Flavio Villa, Country manager Hitachi
Valerio Faccenda, Iberdrola
Stefano Ciafani, Presidente Legambiente
* Speaker invited to be confirmed
organized by Italy For Climate
Regions are an indispensable player to make the energy transition and achieve climate goals. To support regional administrations in the decarbonization process of their territories, Italy for Climate has developed in collaboration with Ispra the first database that, through 26 indicators divided into eight thematic areas, allows to analyze, monitor and compare the performances of all Italian Regions and to share good practices. The event will be the occasion to preview its main results and discuss them with institutions and regional administrations.
Programme
Introduction remark and moderation
Chiara Giallonardo, Journalist RAI
16.10 Meet CIRO The first database on regional performance developed by Italy for Climate in collaboration with Ispra
Andrea Barbabella, Scientific Officer,Italy for Climate
16.30 The green revitalization of Italy and Europe: a challenge in the hands of the regions
Daniela Romano, Head of Atmospheric Emissions Section, Ispra
Federico Boschi, Head of Energy Department, Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security
Giorgio Maione, Vice presidency, Regions4 Sustainable Development Europe Councillor of Environment and Climate, Lombardia Region
17.00 Roundtable –Regions leading the energy transition
Andrea Orlando, Chief of Cabinet, Emilia Romagna-Region
Roberto Morroni, Vicepresident, Umbria Region
Anna Grazia Maraschio, Councillor of Environment, Puglia Region
Fabio Scoccimarro, Councillor of Environment and Energy, Friuli Venezia Giulia Autonomous Region
17.45 Conclusion
Edo Ronchi, President, Sustainable Development Foundation
organized by IILA - Organizzazione Internazionale Italo-Latino Americana
In recent years, green hydrogen has begun to play an increasingly important role globally, proposing itself as an important source of clean and sustainable energy. The development of this energy vector is also of close interest to many countries in the Latin American region and according to World Bank data – with 2030 as a perspective – Latin America is one of the potentially most competitive areas for the production of green hydrogen. In view of the growing interest in the region, several countries are developing actions to promote the sector and several pilot projects are underway, from private initiatives to others with associations of public companies. The national strategies on green hydrogen of Latin American countries will be presented and development and investment opportunities in the region will be discussed during the event.
Section Chair
Giselle Canahuati, Socio-Economic Secretary IILA
Programme
Introduction and welcome
Giselle Canahuati, Socio-Economic Secretary IILA
Uruguay's Green Hydrogen Strategy
Walter Verri – Deputy Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining of Uruguay / Federico Ferres – Uruguayan Hydrogen Association
Paraguay's Green Hydrogen Strategy
Gustavo Giménez - Deputy Minister of MiPymes of Paraguay
Chile’s Green Hydrogen Strategy
Maria Helena Lee – Director of the International Relations Office, Ministry of Energy of Chile
Colombia's Green Hydrogen Strategy
Maria Victoria Ramirez – Director of Energy, Ministry of Mines and Energy of Colombia
Dominican Republic’s Green Hydrogen Strategy
Rafael Steven Castillo Moreta – Ministry of Energy and Mining of the Dominican Republic
Brazil's Green Hydrogen Strategy
André Collins Campedelli - Head of the Office of Economic Affairs and Energy, Embassy of Brazil in Rome
Bianca Castro – Researcher, Study Group of the Electric Sector of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (GESEL-UFRJ)
Green Hydrogen in Honduras
Gerardo A. Salgado - Director of Green Hydrogen Development in Honduras
Green Hydrogen in Costa Rica
Javier Bonilla Herrera – President of the Costa Rican Hydrogen Association
Q&A - Moderator and Conclusions: José Luis-Rhi Sausi, Coordinator of the Pymes Forum - IILA
organized by Kyoto Club, Motus-E, KEY Scientific Technical Committee in collaboration with Ecomondo
The event will focus on the current European regulatory context about the electrification of commercial vehicles and its implementation in Italy, with specific reference to the AFIR Regulation for charging infrastructures. The ZET Italia (Zero Emission Trucks Italy) will present its analysis, jointly elaborated with MOTUS-E, Italy’s electric mobility alliance, on the development scenarios for electric goods vehicles and the necessary increase of available charging infrastructures. Representatives of logistics and transport companies, institutions, road and electric networks’ bodies will contribute to the discussion.
Chairs
Anna Donati, Kyoto Club – ZET Italia
Francesco Naso, MOTUS-E
Programme
Introduction and welcome
Anna Donati, Kyoto Club – ZET Italia
Francesco Naso, MOTUS-E
Analysis of the European context and the legislation for the electrification of goods
Raphael Héliot, Policy manager di AVERE
The decarbonisation of vans and trucks for goods transport and urban logistics in cities
Chair:
Anna Donati, Coordinator – ZET Italia, Kyoto Club
Speakers:
Margherita Palladino, Responsabile Relazioni Istituzionali di ANITA
Massimo Marciani, Presidente e Fondatore FIT Consulting
Alessandro Peron, Segretario Generale di FIAP
Antonella Galdi, Vicesegretaria ANCI
Development scenarios for electric goods vehicles and the increase of necessary charging infrastructures
Chair:
Francesco Naso, Secretary-general – MOTUS-E
Speakers:
Rappresentante di ANAS *
Antonio Bonvento, Grid Development Strategy and Dispatching di Terna
Rappresentante del MASE *
Stefano Catolino, Freeto-X
Enrico Finocchi, Presidente Albo autotrasporto MIT*
* Speaker invited to be confirmed
organized by ANEV
The prospects for offshore technology in the Mediterranean area through an analysis of industry regulations, company testimony and experience from Europe. Offshore wind is a strategic asset for the achievement of the country's decarbonization and energy transition goals, as well as a great growth opportunity for our market and for the implementation of a national industrial supply chain. In particular, the prospect of developing floating technologies to support wind turbines offers Italy considerable scope for development in the offshore wind energy sector, which would otherwise be limited to a few cases.
Programme
Opening session organized by ANEV
Introduction: Simone Togni, ANEV President
The Italian offshore wind industry
Pierluigi Nalin, Edison
Alessandro Concialini, Senior Vice President Floating Offshore Wind Fincantieri *
Andrea Porchera, Head of Institutional Relations
Bartolomeo Z. Kolosowski, Head of Offshore, Midstream and Downstream Southern Europe, Energy Systems DNV
Fabrizio Botta, Chief Commercial Officer - Saipem
Second session Organized by ANEV, KEY Technical Scientific Committee
Quale supporto può dare la filiera europea nello sviluppo dell’offshore nel Mediterraneo
Introduction:
Giles Dickson, CEO Wind Europe
Simone Togni, ANEV President
European Clusters:
Matthieu Monnier, Head of Industry and Offshore Wind France Renouvelables
Erwin Leys, President 35 Belgian Offshore Cluster
Saverio Ventrelli, Norwegian Offshore Wind
Enrico Carloni, Energy Expert, Embassy of Denmark
* Speaker invited to be confirmed
organized by RES4 Africa Foundation
Session 2: Sub-Saharan Africa
Africa's most pressing priority is its imperative for sustainable socio-economic development. African countries have an urgent and immense need to accelerate economic growth, develop multiple infrastructures, create jobs, and expand access to services in order to improve livelihoods across the continent.
Africa’s demand for energy will increase rapidly in the near future: clean energy production and electrification will play a central role in delivering that demand and all efforts directed to support the development of such infrastructures in Africa align with strategies meant to support Africa’s socio-economic growth - especially from clean energy sources.
To overcome the continent’s key energy challenges, long term action on three priority areas will be needed to deliver sustainable electrification in Africa. Any scenario will require to:
The two days event will underline the key priorities to be addressed and the key challenges to be faced in the field of renewable energy solutions, infrastructures, storage systems, hydrogen and digitalization.
Programma
10:00 – 10:30 Registration
10:30 – 11:00 OPENING REMARKS
Roberto Vigotti, Secretary General Res4Africa
INSTITUTIONAL WELCOME
H.E. Edmondo Cirielli, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Italy
KEY NOTE SPEECHES – Sub-Saharan energy priorities
Roberto Vigotti, Secretary Res4Africa
Isaac Kiva, Secretary Renewable Energy - Ministry of Energy of Kenya*
Rudi Dicks – Head of Project Management Office - Presidency of the Democratic Republic of South Africa
11:00 – 12:30 PANEL - The future of Power Infrastructure in Sub Saharan Africa
Moderator: Antonio Nodari, managing director AFRY
Panellists:
Yohannes Hailu Private Sector Development and Finance Division UNECA
Amel Chadli, VP Schneider Electric*
Segomoco Scheppers, Group Executive Transmission Eskom – South Africa*
H.E. Carlos Joaquim Zacarias, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy of Mozambique (MIREME)*
Luca Matrone, Intesa San Paolo Bank
Dominique Llonch President of NIDEC Industrial Solutions
12:30 – 13:00 CLOSING REMARKS
* Invited speaker TBC
organized by Althesys
Renewables are a key resource for the energy transition, but their growth can impact on landscape. Without investment in decarbonization, however, climate change puts our natural and cultural heritage at risk. It is therefore necessary to find solutions that allow us to reconcile energy production with landscape protection, preserving the beauty and biodiversity of the territories as well as their cultural heritage.
The Italian Energy and Climate Plan predicts that electricity from renewable sources will grow from around 40% to almost 70% by 2030. At the same time, energy efficiency is a key element in reducing its needs.
Territorial planning is strategic for reconciling power generation with the environmental protection, while at the same time ensuring administrations may issue authorizations in a short time to meet the 2030 objectives.
Communities must play an active role in promoting clean energy and therefore it is important that they are involved in decision-making processes and enjoy the environmental and economic benefits brought by the energy infrastructures they host. Their distribution across the territory, for technical-economic reasons, is not uniform and for fairness, measures must be envisaged that increase the acceptability of renewables.
While the local context will be at the heart of the discussion, with European experts we will also contextualise it in the broader EU scenario, so understanding the global challenges and its impacts on local implementation.
Through the sharing of knowledge and the inspiration drawn from positive cases, including examples of energy infrastructures used to enhance biodiversity, the conference aims to promote a sustainable and harmonious energy future in EU, in which RES become an integrated resource in the territories, respectful of the environment and the communities that host them.
Programme
The impact of renewable sources on the Italian landscape, The findings of a study with the European Climate Foundation
Alessandro Marangoni, Althesys
Francesco Marghella, Althesys
An energy transition that respects landscape and biodiversity
Andrea Vettori, Head of Unit Nature Conservation Directorate, General Environment, European Commission
Rules and infrastructures
Chairman:
Alessandro Marangoni, Althesys
Antonella Battaglini, CEO Renewables Grid Initiative
Federico Boschi, Italian Ministry of Environment and Energy Security *
Massimiliano Atelli, President VIA Commission
Lionel Coquelet, Team Manager at Ecofirst.eu
The role of communities and associations
Chairman:
Giulio Meneghello, QualEnergia
Mariagrazia Midulla, WWF, Head Climate& Energy
Agostino Re Rebaudengo, President Elettricità Futura
Costanza Pratesi, Head Landscape and Heritage FAI
Simone Togni, President ANEV
Q&A
* Speaker invited to be confirmed
organized by International Battery & Energy Storage Alliance - IBESA
Discover the latest advancements and trends in the EU large-scale segment and cutting-edge technologies, including energy storage. This event promises to provide a comprehensive exploration of key EU markets, offering exclusive insights into investment hotspots, as well as ground-breaking developments in project design and equipment innovations. Navigate with us through the dynamic landscape of new installations, and explore the potential for co-locating large-scale storage.
Programme
European Solar Market Developments in 2024 and Beyond
Saif Islam, Senior Consultant, EUPD Research
Setting New Standards: SF6 Free Technologies for Solar Parcs
Dirk Kaisers, Segment Leader Distributed Energy Management EMEA, Eaton
Addressing Supply Chain Issues for Successful Construction of Utility-scale Solar Projects
Filip Sypko, Key Account Manager, Menlo Electric
Unveiling Advancements: Harnessing the Power of TOPCon in Rectangular Silicon Wafer Modules
Jim Chen, Application Engineer, EGING PV
Navigating the Market: Exploring Opportunities, Challenges and Proposing Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Success
Emilio Manzoni, Sales Manager PV & BESS – Italy, Sungrow
European Utility Scale Market Overview
Petra Zelenická, Market Analysis Manager Europe, & Edoardo Pulvirenti, Sales Manager Italy, JA Solar
Haier’s Approach to C&I Storage Solutions; Pros and Cons of Distributed and Centralized BESS
Giovanni Buogo, International Sales Director, Haier
ZNShine’s Mission Under China’s Dual Carbon Goals
Jacky Huang, General Manager of Marketing and Sales, ZNSHINE PV-TECH
Experience and Innovation to Accelerate Large Scale BESS Development
Dr. Lin ZeBo, Senior Vice President, Zhiguang Electric
Empowering the Future through the Italian Solar Market: The Crucial Role of EPC Companies in Europe’s Decarbonization Targets and Understanding Regulations for Utility-Scale Energy Storage
Andrea Tedesco, Country Manager – Italy, INTEC Energy Solutions
Closing
organized by ENEA, Department of Energy Technologies and Renewable Sources
ENEA Observatory on Energy Communities, promoted by ENEA and presented in the 2023 edition of Key Energy, relies on a network of more than 50 entities, including local PAs, utilities, technology providers, energy companies, research institutions, associations, and professional firms. Main goals are to analyse the entire value chain of RECs creation and management, to identify critical issues, to contribute to the definition of policies, standards, and best practices and to support PA, citizens, and companies in this new energy and management challenge with environmental, economic, and social impacts.
The Observatory analyses multidisciplinary aspects and the regulatory evolution within thematic working groups dedicated to the entire CER process and represents an opportunity for discussion among stakeholders in a context that still presents many questions and uncertainties.
Section Chairs
Nicoletta Gozo, ENEA
Matteo Caldera, ENEA
Programme
11:30 - 11:45 Introduction and Welcome
Giulia Monteleone, Director, Energy Technologies and Renewable Sources Department, ENEA
11:45 – 12:00 The Observatory on Energy Communities: goals and activities
Nicoletta Gozo, ENEA
12:00 – 12:50 Round Table: Economic, financial aspects and governance models
Chairmen:
Matteo Caldera and Paolo Zangheri, ENEA
Enea Moscon, A2A
Maria Adele Prosperoni, Confcooperative
Tiziano Milazzo, Engie Italia
Andrea Brumgnach, Italia Solare and Ceress Srl
Giorgio Nanni, LegaCoop
Guido D’Auria, MET Energie Italia
Fabrizio Prestinoni, Sorgenia
Paolo Benfenati, Wevez Soc.Coop
12:50 - 13:00 Q&A
organized by ART-ER in collaborazione con la Vanguard Iniative, Pilot Hydrogen
In the past years, the hydrogen sector has continuously grown and evolved along the entire value chain: from production to transport and storage, to the many applications in different fields. However, the hydrogen sector potential could be better exploited with more coordination.
Hence the a need to facilitate the dialogue between academia and industry to stimulate scientific progress and more H2 deployment. The development of hydrogen and hydrogen-related technologies is an important element in creating regional ecosystems of innovation, thanks to specific smart specialization strategies.
The event will foster networking among companies and RTOs from different regions, creating synergies and identifying collaboration opportunities for developing concrete projects. This session will also aim to identify potential projects that could benefit from European funding, thus accelerating the implementation of innovative and sustainable hydrogen initiatives.
Project Objectives:
FINAL AGENDA:
11.30-11.35 Welcoming and introduction
11.35-12.15
12.15-13.15
1.1 RudEM / Rudolfovo: AI-based energy management (PV, batteries, generators, supercapacitors & H2)
1.2 Simplifhy SB - Compressorless HRS- mobile and easy-to-transport unit for hydrogen refueling without a compressor
1.3 ResoH Solutions Srl: Digitally formatted made-to-scope hydrogen Solid Oxide Cells
1.4 Techinnova - H2E project: cross-sector supply chain for the production, storage and use of green hydrogen
1.5 FASABS - Fail safe blending station - H2 fueling for industry
13.15-13.45
13.45-14.45
Demo Case Introduction Roberta Padovan Cluster MARE FVG
2.1 Valland SpA: ReActive AEMWE - Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis (HELIOS project)
2.2 Marine Engineering Services: super insulation system for LH2 storage system
2.3 Navalprogetti - ADRIAH2HUB - H2 refuelling for ships.
14.45-15.45
Carbon Intensive Industries & Maritime transportation and/or H2 Production. Role of SMEs, type of production, related applications, innovation
Emmanuel Boudard, N-ABLE
15.45-16.00 Conclusion and next steps
organized by ENEA, Department of Energy Technologies and Renewable Sources, ART-ER
ENEA Observatory on Energy Communities, promoted by ENEA and presented in the 2023 edition of Key Energy, relies on a network of more than 50 entities, including local PAs, utilities, technology providers, energy companies, research institutions, associations, and professional firms. Main goals are to analyse the entire value chain of RECs creation and management, to identify critical issues, to contribute to the definition of policies, standards, and best practices and to support PA, citizens, and companies in this new energy and management challenge with environmental, economic, and social impacts.
The Observatory analyses multidisciplinary aspects and the regulatory evolution within thematic working groups dedicated to the entire CER process and represents an opportunity for discussion among stakeholders in a context that still presents many questions and uncertainties.
Section Chairs
Nicoletta Gozo, ENEA
Fabrizio Tollari, ART-ER
Programme
14:00 - 14:15 Introduction and Welcome
Stefano Pizzuti, ENEA
14:15 – 15:15 Round Table: Local policies and the role of data
Chairmen:
Emanuele Martinelli, Energia Media
Carlo Petrovich, ENEA
Mauro Brolis, ARIA Spa
Fabrizio Tollari, ART-ER
Sara Capuzzo, Ènostra
Gianluca Corbellini, Hive Power
Leonardo Cavalieri, MAC Srl
Maurizio Ferraris, Maps Group
Andrea Sasso, Nesosnet Srl
Benedetta Brighenti, Renael
Massimo Valerii, Sinapsi
15:15 - 15:30 Q&A
15:30 Conclusions
Stefano Pizzuti, ENEA