Innovation and sustainability do not follow two separate paths, but are increasingly interconnected. True innovation, in fact, is not merely the addition of digital elements, but ensuring that this produces tangible, concrete and positive effects. In other words, it must be sustainable and, at the same time, contribute to sustainability. And on this journey – … Read more
The transition towards more sustainable mobility is not just about reducing emissions or developing new modes of transport. It increasingly depends on the ability to rethink infrastructure as smart platforms: connected, secure, interoperable and capable of generating value through data. In this context, the road is evolving from a simple physical element into an active … Read more
A third of global production depends on Qatar and the Persian Gulf routes. A crisis that is not very visible, which (does not) pass through the Strait of Hormuz but is spreading to the entire global economy For decades, it was regarded as little more than the gas used in party balloons. A curiosity on … Read more
Natural gas is the third largest energy source in the world and, in Italy too, continues to play a key role, accounting for about one third of the national energy mix. It is a widely available resource – with more than 200 trillion cubic metres of global reserves against 4 trillion global annual consumption – … Read more
The digital transformation has radically changed our world. Every aspect of our daily lives is now digitally mediated, enabling us to communicate, work, study and consume goods and services with unprecedented ease. But while we are immersed in this new era, it is crucial to consider an aspect that is too often overlooked: digital is … Read more
Maritime transport is a key pillar of global trade and, at the same time, a non-negligible source of emissions. Estimates indicate that ships are responsible for around 2% of global energy-relatedCO2 emissions: an only apparently modest contribution which – according to forecasts – could increase by 50% by 2050 due to the growth in traffic. … Read more
The exploitation of wind energy began together with human civilisation; today it is a decisive element in the decarbonisation of energy and sustainability Wind energy, which we recognise today in the modern turbines scattered across hills and plains, has its roots much further back in history than we can imagine. To understand how we came … Read more
Every click consumes energy. Digital is not light: you need electricity, servers, infrastructure. Therefore, SDG 7 – clean and accessible energy – is also a digital challenge: let us, like Wakanda, build a future where innovation and responsibility walk together. When T’Challa, the legendary Black Panther, decided to break the isolation of Wakanda, he did … Read more
Today they are everywhere, from the roofs of our homes to large installations, from the space station to our smartwatches. But let’s go back almost 200 years and trace the history of photovoltaics: a key technology for sustainability Year 1839; in a small Parisian laboratory, Edmond Becquerel – a 19-year-old boy – is tinkering in … Read more
In the global debate on the ecological transition,nuclear energy has returned to centre stage. After having long been marginalised by high costs, safety concerns and public opposition, three main factors are now fuelling its reappraisal: the urgency of decarbonisation, geopolitical instability linked to fossil fuels and, last but not least, the potential of digital technologies … Read more
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