Tuesday 16th April, 2:30-5PM
at ILLUMIA, Via de’ Carracci, 69/2, Bologna
Energy of the Future: meteorological data and AI to look beyond climate change
The energy sector will play a strategic role in the coming years on a global scale: the need to drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions and meet a growing energy demand. To achieve a sustainable balance between these two requirements, a significant effort will be needed from many actors, including governments, investors, companies, and individuals, especially in analyzing climate trends to optimize production, plan energy resources, and maximize infrastructure security.
How can we best leverage meteorological data to improve energy management and limit the repercussions of climate change in the sector? The meeting aims to be an opportunity for discussion to increase user knowledge on issues related to climate change and to explore the impacts of weather scenarios on the energy sector. Among various contents, the climate trend in Italy over the last year will be presented, and there will be a discussion on how to transfer knowledge on extreme weather events to successfully address both current and future climate risks. There will also be space to show how the study and application of meteorological models can bring benefits to the energy sector.
Participation is free upon registration. Register using the form below.
Program
2:30-2:45 PM
Institutional greetings
Marco Bernardi, Illumia President
Marco Becca, IFAB Director
2:45-3 PM
Energy and Climate Change
Massimiliano Brialdi, Partner Illumia
3-3:20 PM
Extreme Events and Insurance: The Role of Data and AI
Antonio Tirri, Insurtech Project Engineer Leithà Unipol Group
3:20-3:40 PM
Meteorological data, indicators, and climate scenarios for the energy sector
Gianluca Ferrari, Chief Data Analysis Officer e Co-founder di Hypermeteo
3:40:4:10 PM
The Importance of “Short-Term” Forecasts
Giacomo Masato, Portfolio Analyst Illumia
4:10-4:40 PM
Energize your strategy: maximizing meteorological data for optimal Energy efficiency
Florence Rabier, General Director ECMWF
16:40-16:50
Q&A e conclusions
