On Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 April, Italgas will host two events preceding the work of the G7 Climate, Environment and Energy, in which representatives of foreign ministerial delegations will participate. The doors of the historic headquarters in Largo Regio Parco 9 in Turin will in fact be the setting for “Planet Week”, the event organized by the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security and “Connect4Climate”. In conjunction with the work of the G7, Italgas will support initiatives to draw attention to issues such as climate action, the circular economy, renewable energy and water, with the aim of promoting a debate on global challenges and solutions for the achieving carbon neutrality. More specifically, the G7 work will be preceded by the seminar “Transitioning to net-zero: technology roadmaps”, organized on 27 April, starting at 2.30 pm, together with WEC Italia – Italian National Committee of the World Energy Council and OMEC – Organization Méditerranéenne de l’Energie et du Climat and in collaboration with Globe Italia, Polytechnic of Turin and Global Energy Center of the Atlantic Council. The event, through academic, institutional and energy world contributions, will explore the strategic role of technological innovation for an effective transition towards carbon neutrality. On Sunday 28 April, at 9.30 am, again in the historic headquarters of Italgas in Turin, the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, and the CEO, Paolo Gallo, will welcome the ministerial delegations and diplomatic representatives for a comparison entitled “Bridging tradition and sustainable energy”. “We are pleased to take part in Planet Week – commented the CEO of Italgas, Paolo Gallo – and to show the guests of the G7 Climate, Energy and Environment how Italgas is tackling the net zero challenge with an unprecedented commitment to research and development of technologies for the widespread use of renewable gases which will progressively replace those of fossil origin. An opportunity to contribute to the global debate on the choices to be made on the infrastructure front for effective, rapid and sustainable decarbonisation and, as such, based on technological neutrality”. “Security and competitiveness of energy supplies have once again become an essential concern for the G7 partners – commented Marco Margheri, President of WEC Italia –. After COP28, the path towards the energy transition must also be rethought to be more effective and faster, with the contribution of all sectors and all technologies. Italy is at the center of these transformations thanks to strong partnerships in the Mediterranean and Africa, and has developed distinctive policies and skills: the collaboration with Italgas will allow us to discuss the contribution of skills and innovation for the decarbonisation of strategic sectors, such as distribution of natural gas and new gases”.
On Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 April, Italgas will host two events preceding the work of the G7 Climate, Environment and Energy, in which representatives of foreign ministerial delegations will participate. The doors of the historic headquarters in Largo Regio Parco 9 in Turin will in fact be the setting for “Planet Week”, the event organized by the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security and “Connect4Climate”. In conjunction with the work of the G7, Italgas will support initiatives to draw attention to issues such as climate action, the circular economy, renewable energy and water, with the aim of promoting a debate on global challenges and solutions for the achieving carbon neutrality. More specifically, the G7 work will be preceded by the seminar “Transitioning to net-zero: technology roadmaps”, organized on 27 April, starting at 2.30 pm, together with WEC Italia – Italian National Committee of the World Energy Council and OMEC – Organization Méditerranéenne de l’Energie et du Climat and in collaboration with Globe Italia, Polytechnic of Turin and Global Energy Center of the Atlantic Council. The event, through academic, institutional and energy world contributions, will explore the strategic role of technological innovation for an effective transition towards carbon neutrality. On Sunday 28 April, at 9.30 am, again in the historic headquarters of Italgas in Turin, the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, and the CEO, Paolo Gallo, will welcome the ministerial delegations and diplomatic representatives for a comparison entitled “Bridging tradition and sustainable energy”. “We are pleased to take part in Planet Week – commented the CEO of Italgas, Paolo Gallo – and to show the guests of the G7 Climate, Energy and Environment how Italgas is tackling the net zero challenge with an unprecedented commitment to research and development of technologies for the widespread use of renewable gases which will progressively replace those of fossil origin. An opportunity to contribute to the global debate on the choices to be made on the infrastructure front for effective, rapid and sustainable decarbonisation and, as such, based on technological neutrality”. “Security and competitiveness of energy supplies have once again become an essential concern for the G7 partners – commented Marco Margheri, President of WEC Italia –. After COP28, the path towards the energy transition must also be rethought to be more effective and faster, with the contribution of all sectors and all technologies. Italy is at the center of these transformations thanks to strong partnerships in the Mediterranean and Africa, and has developed distinctive policies and skills: the collaboration with Italgas will allow us to discuss the contribution of skills and innovation for the decarbonisation of strategic sectors, such as distribution of natural gas and new gases”.
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