energy

L’idrogeno - dal greco ὕδωρ «acqua» con la radice γεν, «generare» quindi «generatore di acqua» - è l’elemento più abbondante dell’universo. Per molti anni è stato utilizzato come reagente e analizzato come componente gassoso delle stelle.…

Over the past decade Israel has turned its gaze westwards and paid increasing attention to developments in the eastern Mediterranean. A central factor has undoubtedly been the discovery of gas fields along the coast (the first was found in…

Questo paper – di cui pubblichiamo l’abstract – esplora sfide e opportunità per l’Italia, in un contesto europeo e globale mutato, a partire dai rapporti geoeconomici e dal rapporto tra economia e sicurezza. Il contributo di Aspen Institute…

The imperative of securing supplies: how the equation has changed The Russian invasion of Ukraine has made security the new energy imperative, adding to a necessary continued focus on sustainability and a growing concern on…

The European Union has a good story about itself as the climate leader. By 2030, the EU’s carbon emissions from its own continent will be below 5% of the global total. Its European Green Deal is more comprehensive and is moving faster than…