Next Generation EU: the Green Book of Energy Transition as a tool for monitoring objectives

The decarbonization process requires constant monitoring of the objectives and actions taken at the national level to achieve the established targets. In this perspective, the Green Book of Energy Transition is proposed as a tool for synthesis and analysis, capable of offering an updated picture of the transition's progress every year, with particular attention to the Italian context.

The conference will present the first edition of the Green Book, which will contain the main international decarbonization trends and, in relation to the national context, will recall the targets set by the Next Generation EU for 2030, assessing the level of alignment to the objectives of different sectors: electric and thermal renewables, energy efficiency and transport. The aim is to provide a clear and immediate vision of the progress made annually, accompanied by useful policy indications to support the achievement of targets and strengthen Italy's role in the global energy transition.

The volume will also contain an analysis of the essential prerequisites for building a 100% renewable scenario by 2050, with particular attention to technological aspects.

Produced with the contribution of the majority of Italian associations active in the sectors of energy efficiency, renewables and environmental sustainability, the Green Book of Energy Transition was born with the ambition to become an annual reference point for analyzing the state of transition in Italy and a shared tool for reflection, monitoring and guidance of future policies.

Session Chair
Attilio Piattelli, Coordinamento Free

Program

100% renewable scenarios and technological evolution
Gianni Silvestrini, Kyoto Club

Next Generation EU objectives, implementation status and policy suggestions
Attilio Piattelli, Coordinamento Free

Next Generation EU 2030: from diagnosis to solutions
Conversation with 
Paolo Arrigoni, past president GSE
Maurizio Delfanti, PoliMi
Gianni Silvestrini, Kyoto Club