Chairman CESI and Sr. Advisor Energy&Climate. Previous positions: EU, Min. of Economic Development, ARERA, ACER and CEER. Current positions: AEIT, AIEE, Aspen Institute Italia, Elettricità Futura, Proxigas, Honorary Committee magazine “Management of Utilities and Infrastructures”. Graduated cum laude in Electrical Engineering, University of Pavia.
Carlo Costa, an engineer, is General Technical Director of Autostrada del Brennero, Technical Director and Managing Director of Autostrada Campogalliano Sassuolo and Autostrada Regionale Cispadana. More than 1,500 projects he has drafted in the field of construction or rehabilitation of civil works, roads and technological plants. He is Vice President of the Bolzano Savings Bank.
Editor-in-Chief of the Italian journal ENERGIA. He was Minister of industry and foreign trade in the technical government headed by Lamberto Dini. Former professor of Applied Economics at the University of Bologna, he published numerous books and essays in the fields of industrial economics and energy economics.
Reporter at Il Sole 24 Ore covering environmental and energy topics. She has been working for Il Sole 24 ORE group since 2008 previously as editor for IL magazine and in the online editorial staff.
Stefano Granella is Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of Gruppo Dolomiti Energia. With a thirty-year international career in the energy sector, he is known for his contribution to the strategic development and transformation of the national energy landscape. In 2024, he was included in the Top Manager Reputation Observatory ranking.
She is full professor of Finance Sciences at the University of Bari. She is Deputy Secretary General of the OECD. She was Director General of Finance and Head of Department for European Policies.
Catia Tomasetti is a partner banking in the international law firm BonelliErede where she is Team Leader of the Infrastructure, Energy and Ecological Transition Focus Team. She is also President of the Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino.
An illustrious concert hall in a building on Via Giuseppe Verdi, which harks back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the numerous musical associations (Musikverein) once found in Ljubljana and all the way to Vienna. It is home to the Philharmonic Society of Trento, founded in 1795. It boasts a beautiful organ, dating back to 1906.
