Building upgrading and the process of decarbonization of enterprises: challenges and opportunities of the ongoing transition

The conference will be structured into two main sessions, aimed at addressing the challenges and opportunities of Italy's energy transition.

The first session will focus on the major challenge of renovating Italy’s building stock. This includes examining national objectives, updating support mechanisms, and discussing operational methods for energy renovation projects, including typical contractual models of ESCo (Energy Service Companies). The session will conclude with a roundtable involving institutional stakeholders. 

The second session will address the decarbonization path for companies. This path, already outlined by European and national guidelines, is increasingly defined by regulatory developments, creating new implications and opportunities for companies. A roundtable with institutional stakeholders will follow.

Program

14.00 - Introduction and greetings
Giacomo Cantarella, President AssoESCo

14.05 - More sustainable and efficient buildings: the solutions offered by ESCo

Introduces
AGICI Representative *
Ilaria Bertini, Director Energy Efficiency Department ENEA
Annalisa Corrado, Member of the European Parliament and Delegate Climate, Ecological Conversion, Green economy and Agenda 2030 PD
Dario Di Santo, Director FIRE
Giada Maio, Head of Energy Office, Sustainable Mobility and Local Public Transport ANCI

Moderator
Francesco Ricciardi, Vice President AssoESCo

14.50 - ESCo at the heart of the process of decarbonization of companies

Introduces
Representative AGICI *
Andrea Galliani, Director of Energy Markets Directorate ARERA
Antonio Sclafani, General Directorate for Demand and Energy Efficiency MASE
Raffaele Spallone, Head of Policy for the digitization of enterprises, innovation and analysis of productive sectors MiMIT
Luca Squeri, Deputy FI Commission for Productive Activities and Head of Energy FI

Moderator
Gianluca Pomo, Vice-President AssoESCo

15.30 - Conclusions
Paolo Arrigoni, President GSE

*Invited speaker, pending confirmation