Gas beyond the transition: the future of the energy system

Global demand has reached a record high of 4,202 billion cubic metres, driven by growth in Asia. Figures are also rising in Italy

Gas: 2025 looks set to be a standout year. Consumption is on the rise both in Europe and worldwide

European reserves stand at 62 per cent and Italian reserves at 81 per cent. With winter approaching, the German figure (50.4 per cent) is a cause for concern, as is the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which is contributing to the uncertainty

Italia leads the EU in gas storage, but faces stiff competition from Asia

The sharp rise in demand for electricity, particularly in the US, cannot be met either by renewables or by next-generation nuclear power, which is still at the planning stage. As a result, plans for new gas-fired power stations are flourishing

The AI and data centre boom is bringing gas back into the spotlight

Eni brings up the rear on the Milan Stock Exchange; the entire European sector is down

The fall in oil prices and the prospect of a windfall tax are holding back the oil sector

Emilia-Romagna Economy Observatory

According to figures from the Regional Tourism Observatory, July saw an estimated year-on-year increase in visitor numbers of between 1 and 3 per cent, whilst August is set to end on a par with 2025 levels. Coastal resorts stand out, but so do those in the Apennines

Tourism: summer season on the rise in Emilia-Romagna, with the Riviera fully booked for Ferragosto

According to information obtained by Radiocor, the aim would be to establish a North-West airport system designed to strengthen the three airports. In terms of shareholding, the ownership structure would remain unchanged, with the City of Milan retaining its position as the majority shareholder in the new entity

Airports: towards the integration of Linate, Malpensa and Turin

In an interview with Radiocor, Dara Brady, the airline’s Chief Marketing Officer, sets out the company’s future plans

Ryanair is focusing on training centres. A cornerstone of growth

The Italian paradox: many publications, few patents. Investment in research, development and innovation as a strategic lever. Bracco: defending European funding and playing a leading role 

Research and competitiveness: the challenge Italia cannot afford to lose

The local area and sustainability: the challenge of building a new motorway

Fifty years after the Icmesa accident in Seveso, Pedemontana Lombarda is continuing with the remediation work on some of the affected areas: a crucial phase not only for the continuation of the infrastructure project, but also for the environmental restoration of an area with a complex and significant history

Pedemontana Lombarda: the development project shaping Brianza’s future

The sustainable water supply chain

In the first half of 2026, Acqua Sant’Anna outperformed the market thanks to the expansion of its product range, industrial investments and international growth. Chief Executive Luca Cheri outlines the strategies that will guide the next phase of growth

Acqua Sant’Anna is growing faster than the market: new formats, investments and a push into exports

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