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This jam-packed issue looks to analyse and explore the topic of the green transition, and the challenges and opportunities this transition brings along through the voice of extraordinary experts.
Monica Iacono, CEO of Engie Italy, talks to us about how the key trends will be electrification of consumption and thus the replacement of fossil fuel with efficient electrical solutions powered by renewable sources, and how gas still plays, and will continue to play, a key role in assuring flexibility to the system. Nicola Sandri, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company reflects on the key role of infrastructures and the need to review and transform the global supply chains to make them more agile and resilient with the aim for each country to become self-generator of energy. Alessandro Izzo, Director of Equity, Growth Capital and Project Finance EU operations at European Investment Bank explains more about the EIB Group Climate Bank roadmap: accelerating the transition through green finance, ensuring a just transition for all, building strategic coherence and accountability and, finally, supporting Paris-aligned operations.
We also explore some of the world’s most ambitious infrastructure projects that are leading the way in combining innovative solutions with sustainable design principles:
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The latest issue of DomusAir magazine features a range of international projects from Pittsburgh to Naples, as well as a focus on the role innovations in material development is having on efforts to achieve net-zero infrastructures.
The new edition of DomusAir offers readers a journey through a breadth of exciting infrastructure projects ranging from Utrecht to Sydney, passing through Makkah.