Energy transition, an element of industrial development and employment

The energy transition is a key opportunity for a country's development. Investing in renewables and energy efficiency not only reduces CO2 emissions, but also creates jobs and stimulates technological innovation. In addition, diversification of energy sources increases energy independence and energy security. The energy transition promotes economic growth, attracting investment and improving international competitiveness. This profound change will produce a major employment impact through the creation of new green jobs related to the construction, maintenance, and operation of innovative facilities, and the necessary upskill and reskill training. In addition, the transition is an opportunity to develop domestic industrial supply chains. The transition also promotes better air and environmental quality, with positive impacts on public health. Finally, it promotes long-term sustainability, preserving resources for future generations. 

Session Chairs
Livio de Santoli, Free Coordination

Program

Free Coordination Report Presentation
Livio de Santoli, Free Coordination

Sustainable transition: how the cost of energy uses will change
Alberto Gelmini - Energy System Research - RSE S.p.A.

The effects of the transition on energy prices
Stefano Besseghini, ARERA President*

The environmental and health costs associated with fossil fuels
Stefano Laporta, ISPRA* President

Transition and industrial development
G.B. Zorzoli, Free Coordination

Discussion and closing

* Invited speaker, pending confirmation