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Industrial Decarbonization Pact: accordo tra i settori più energivori in Italia

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La necessità di avviare il percorso di transizione energetica si fa sentire sempre di più, per questo motivo i sette settori più energivori in Italia hanno deciso di siglare il loro impegno attraverso l’Industrial Decarbonization Pact: un accordo che comprende le industrie dei settori dell’acciaio, carta, cemento, ceramica, chimica, fonderie e vetro.

Questi settori hanno un’importanza strategica per il raggiungimento degli obiettivi italiani di decarbonizzazione e degli obiettivi europei previsti dal Green Deal. Si tratta dei settori più importanti in Italia, in quanto ogni anno generano circa 88 miliardi di valore aggiunto, danno lavoro a più di 700 mila persone (sia in modo diretto, sia in modo indiretto) e più della metà del loro fatturato è dovuto alle attività di esportazione.

L’obiettivo dell’accordo è di impegnarsi a decarbonizzare queste filiere, preservando al tempo stesso la competitività sui mercati internazionali. Solamente in questo modo sarà possibile assicurare una transizione ecologia rapida e inclusiva.

In occasione dell’evento, è stato presentato lo studio sulla decarbonizzazione di questi settori, realizzato da Boston Consulting Group, da cui emergono 3 operazioni su cui fare leva per raggiungere gli obiettivi di lungo termine: cattura della CO2, elettrificazione e carburanti green (idrogeno e biometano). Secondo lo studio, infatti, nel 2050 queste tre leve potrebbero garantire una riduzione delle emissioni totali dell’80%, mentre le restanti leve (economia circolare, efficientamento energetico e combustibili low carbon) potrebbero supportare la riduzione della maggior parte delle emissioni rimanenti.

Si tratta di un piano di decarbonizzazione importante, che necessità però di un forte supporto istituzionale al fine di garantire fondi e riforme adeguate, nonché il sostegno a progetti di ricerca e sviluppo.

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Industrial Decarbonization Pact: agreement between the most energy-intensive sectors in Italy

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The need to start the energy transition process is making itself felt more and more, for this reason the seven most energy-intensive sectors in Italy have decided to sign their commitment through the Industrial Decarbonization Pact: an agreement that includes the industries of the steel, paper, concrete, ceramics, chemicals, foundries and glass.

These sectors are of strategic importance for the achievement of the Italian decarbonization goals and the European goals set by the Green Deal. These are the most important sectors in Italy, as each year they generate about 88 billion of added value, employ more than 700,000 people (both directly and indirectly) and more than half of their turnover is due to export business.

The aim of the agreement is to commit to decarbonizing these supply chains, while at the same time preserving competitiveness on international markets. Only in this way will it be possible to ensure a rapid and inclusive ecological transition.

On the occasion of the event, the study on the decarbonization of these sectors, carried out by Boston Consulting Group, was presented, from which 3 operations to leverage on emerged in order to achieve long-term objectives: CO2 capture, electrification and green fuels (hydrogen and biomethane). According to the study, in fact, in 2050 these three levers could guarantee a reduction in total emissions of 80%, while the remaining levers (circular economy, energy efficiency and low carbon fuels) could support the reduction of most of the remaining emissions.

This is an important decarbonization plan; however, it needs a strong institutional support in order to guarantee adequate funds and reforms, as well as support for research and development projects.

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The need to start the energy transition process is making itself felt more and more, for this reason the seven most energy-intensive sectors in Italy have decided to sign their commitment through the Industrial Decarbonization Pact: an agreement that includes the industries of the steel, paper, concrete, ceramics, chemicals, foundries and glass.

These sectors are of strategic importance for the achievement of the Italian decarbonization goals and the European goals set by the Green Deal. These are the most important sectors in Italy, as each year they generate about 88 billion of added value, employ more than 700,000 people (both directly and indirectly) and more than half of their turnover is due to export business.

The aim of the agreement is to commit to decarbonizing these supply chains, while at the same time preserving competitiveness on international markets. Only in this way will it be possible to ensure a rapid and inclusive ecological transition.

On the occasion of the event, the study on the decarbonization of these sectors, carried out by Boston Consulting Group, was presented, from which 3 operations to leverage on emerged in order to achieve long-term objectives: CO2 capture, electrification and green fuels (hydrogen and biomethane). According to the study, in fact, in 2050 these three levers could guarantee a reduction in total emissions of 80%, while the remaining levers (circular economy, energy efficiency and low carbon fuels) could support the reduction of most of the remaining emissions.

This is an important decarbonization plan; however, it needs a strong institutional support in order to guarantee adequate funds and reforms, as well as support for research and development projects.

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The need to start the energy transition process is making itself felt more and more, for this reason the seven most energy-intensive sectors in Italy have decided to sign their commitment through the Industrial Decarbonization Pact: an agreement that includes the industries of the steel, paper, concrete, ceramics, chemicals, foundries and glass.

These sectors are of strategic importance for the achievement of the Italian decarbonization goals and the European goals set by the Green Deal. These are the most important sectors in Italy, as each year they generate about 88 billion of added value, employ more than 700,000 people (both directly and indirectly) and more than half of their turnover is due to export business.

The aim of the agreement is to commit to decarbonizing these supply chains, while at the same time preserving competitiveness on international markets. Only in this way will it be possible to ensure a rapid and inclusive ecological transition.

On the occasion of the event, the study on the decarbonization of these sectors, carried out by Boston Consulting Group, was presented, from which 3 operations to leverage on emerged in order to achieve long-term objectives: CO2 capture, electrification and green fuels (hydrogen and biomethane). According to the study, in fact, in 2050 these three levers could guarantee a reduction in total emissions of 80%, while the remaining levers (circular economy, energy efficiency and low carbon fuels) could support the reduction of most of the remaining emissions.

This is an important decarbonization plan; however, it needs a strong institutional support in order to guarantee adequate funds and reforms, as well as support for research and development projects.

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The need to start the energy transition process is making itself felt more and more, for this reason the seven most energy-intensive sectors in Italy have decided to sign their commitment through the Industrial Decarbonization Pact: an agreement that includes the industries of the steel, paper, concrete, ceramics, chemicals, foundries and glass.

These sectors are of strategic importance for the achievement of the Italian decarbonization goals and the European goals set by the Green Deal. These are the most important sectors in Italy, as each year they generate about 88 billion of added value, employ more than 700,000 people (both directly and indirectly) and more than half of their turnover is due to export business.

The aim of the agreement is to commit to decarbonizing these supply chains, while at the same time preserving competitiveness on international markets. Only in this way will it be possible to ensure a rapid and inclusive ecological transition.

On the occasion of the event, the study on the decarbonization of these sectors, carried out by Boston Consulting Group, was presented, from which 3 operations to leverage on emerged in order to achieve long-term objectives: CO2 capture, electrification and green fuels (hydrogen and biomethane). According to the study, in fact, in 2050 these three levers could guarantee a reduction in total emissions of 80%, while the remaining levers (circular economy, energy efficiency and low carbon fuels) could support the reduction of most of the remaining emissions.

This is an important decarbonization plan; however, it needs a strong institutional support in order to guarantee adequate funds and reforms, as well as support for research and development projects.

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The need to start the energy transition process is making itself felt more and more, for this reason the seven most energy-intensive sectors in Italy have decided to sign their commitment through the Industrial Decarbonization Pact: an agreement that includes the industries of the steel, paper, concrete, ceramics, chemicals, foundries and glass.

These sectors are of strategic importance for the achievement of the Italian decarbonization goals and the European goals set by the Green Deal. These are the most important sectors in Italy, as each year they generate about 88 billion of added value, employ more than 700,000 people (both directly and indirectly) and more than half of their turnover is due to export business.

The aim of the agreement is to commit to decarbonizing these supply chains, while at the same time preserving competitiveness on international markets. Only in this way will it be possible to ensure a rapid and inclusive ecological transition.

On the occasion of the event, the study on the decarbonization of these sectors, carried out by Boston Consulting Group, was presented, from which 3 operations to leverage on emerged in order to achieve long-term objectives: CO2 capture, electrification and green fuels (hydrogen and biomethane). According to the study, in fact, in 2050 these three levers could guarantee a reduction in total emissions of 80%, while the remaining levers (circular economy, energy efficiency and low carbon fuels) could support the reduction of most of the remaining emissions.

This is an important decarbonization plan; however, it needs a strong institutional support in order to guarantee adequate funds and reforms, as well as support for research and development projects.

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