Multiutility companies: leading players in sustainability
Iren is an Italian multiutility company operating in the sectors of electricity, thermal energy for district heating and gas, and in the management of integrated water, environmental and technological services. The Iren Group, that serves a multiregional catchment area, is made up
Energy communities: the COMPILE project example
COMPILE is a project led by the University of Ljubljana focused on showing the opportunities for the energy transition and decarbonization of remote areas or areas weakly connected to the grid. It focuses on fostering the creation of energy communities to transition
e-Mobility Business Unit: ELECTRIC MOBILITY IS NOT THE FUTURE… IT’S NOW
Stellantis is a world leader company in automotive and they offer clean, connected, convenient and secure solutions for mobility. “Stellantis” is the name of the holding company resulting from the merging of FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) and Groupe PSA. Stellantis galaxy includes
Is nuclear energy unsafe? Recalibrating our perception of risk surrounding this crucial technology
As a result of several catastrophes surrounding nuclear power, public skepticism of nuclear energy has increased greatly and prompted some countries to take drastic action in reducing their dependency on nuclear power (BBC News 2011; Brunken and Mischinger et al. 2020).
COP & Article 6 of The Paris Agreement
What is the COP? The ‘Conference of the Parties’ also known as COP, is the foremost and only platform where climate change and green energy policy is collectively decided globally. (1 & 2) First held in Berlin in 1995, COP remains the
Hungry for energy: Why a developing world needs nuclear to overcome the climate crisis
Humanity finds itself in a precarious situation in 2021. As the world population continues to grow past 7.5 billion and an ever-increasing number of people lift themselves out of poverty, the planet’s demand for energy shows little sign of slowing down. Greater