ENEA has developed an innovative dual-source geothermal system that extracts thermal energy from both the subsoil and ambient air, tackling the high upfront drilling costs and ground temperature imbalances that hinder building decarbonization.
ENEA researchers arrive at the Rimini Meeting to detail Italy's dual approach to decarbonization, contrasting advanced national nuclear research with neighborhood-level renewable energy sharing systems.
Italy's energy demand and CO2 emissions fell in the first half of 2026, but global supply chain disruptions and a plummeting transition index show the 2030 climate targets are slipping out of reach.
Discover how World Rural Development Day highlights the transition toward sustainable agriculture, circular economies, and resilient communities.
The urbanistic evolution of the Smart City: beyond the automobile paradigm
For over a century, the urban development and planning of Western metropolises have revolved...
In the vibrant and often chaotic debate driving the Italian and European ecological transition, much of the media and political attention tends to focus...
Advanced technologies patented by Italian researchers from ENEA and CNR are transforming the end-of-life of electric vehicles into a strategic urban mine, allowing the...
The global race toward carbon neutrality by 2050 rests its foundations on an essential pillar: solar energy. Over the past two decades, the photovoltaic...
The construction sector in 2026 is undergoing a metamorphosis that goes far beyond the simple adoption of surface-level ecological practices, marking the definitive transition...
Contemporary history has an uncomfortable tendency to repeat itself, particularly when it comes to the geopolitics of energy. The recent and dramatic escalation of...
