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The value of pilot projects in sustainable energy
Pilot projects represent a crucial element for testing and validating innovative solutions in real contexts. These projects make it possible to experiment with emerging technologies on a small scale, providing valuable data and information for their possible implementation on a large scale. Recently, Salvatore Bernabei, director of Enel Green Power and Thermal Generation, highlighted the importance of these initiatives during the Business Forum at Villa Madama, focusing on the
Southern Hydrogen Corridor.
International collaboration for green hydrogen
Enel, in collaboration with the Tunisian government and Eni, is developing a pilot project for the production of green hydrogen in Tunisia. This project not only represents an example of innovation, but it also embodies the spirit of partnership of the Mattei Plan, which aims to integrate North Africa’s energy resources with European ones. Italy proposes itself as a central hub for satisfying Europe’s growing energy needs, focusing on
a sustainable future.
The context of renewable energy and green hydrogen
The growing attention to renewable energy has made green hydrogen a fundamental element for the global energy transition. This type of hydrogen, produced through renewable sources, represents a promising solution to reduce carbon emissions and promote a circular economy. The collaboration between Enel, Eni and the Tunisian government reflects a shared commitment to promoting sustainable and innovative solutions to address the energy challenges of
our time.
Economic and Political Implications
In addition to pilot projects, the global economic environment plays a significant role in the energy sector. In January, the Zew Index in Germany showed a decline in business confidence, influenced by factors such as the possibility of US tariffs and domestic political instability. Early elections could lead to political change, but without a clear majority. In this scenario, initiatives in the field of renewable energy, such as those in Tunisia, take on even greater importance, representing an opportunity to relaunch the economy and promote sustainability
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