newsOpening of the Energy Transition Hub | September 11, 2026On September 11, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the inauguration of Turin’s new ENERGY TRANSITION HUB—funded by the PNRR—will take place. Located within the Environment Park, the center houses the research infrastructures CoSyET—Components and Systems for Energy Transition—and iENTRANCE—Infrastructure for Energy Transition and Circular Economy. CoSyET is an innovation infrastructure that supports businesses […]Read moreblogEnergy storage: the supercapacitor market will triple by 2032, as Turin trials an 800 kWh vanadium redox flow batteryThe race for energy storage also runs through technologies less familiar to the general public but increasingly central to the power grid of the future. The global supercapacitor market, according to Precedence Research estimates, will grow from $4.00 billion in 2022 to $12.37 billion in 2032 — more than tripling in a decade, driven by […]Read moremarket-reportsFrom CO2 to fuels: the carbon capture and conversion market is set to reach $9.9 billion by 2030Global CO2 emissions hit 37 gigatonnes in 2022, according to the IEA, with 15.5 Gt generated by coal and 11.2 Gt by oil. By source, electricity and heat production remains the largest share of global emissions at 35%, followed by manufacturing and construction (22%), transport (14%), industry (11%), buildings (6%) and other energy sources (12%). […]Read moreblogSouthH2 Corridor: the 3,300 km pipeline set to bring North Africa's green hydrogen all the way to GermanyAmong the most ambitious infrastructure projects for Europe's energy transition is the SouthH2 Corridor, a dedicated 3,300-kilometre pipeline designed to transport renewable hydrogen and connect North Africa with Italy, Austria and Germany. The initiative is led by four European gas transmission system operators (TSOs) — Snam, TAG (Trans Austria Gasleitung), GCA (Gas Connect Austria) and […]Read moremarket-reportsGreen hydrogen booms worldwide: a $320 billion project pipeline, but only 10% has reached final investment decisionThe clean hydrogen sector is experiencing rapid expansion, though a wide gap still separates announced projects from those that are truly bankable. Globally, more than 1,000 large-scale projects have been proposed, worth a combined $320 billion, yet only about 10% of that capital — some $29 billion — has reached Final Investment Decision (FID). Europe […]Read more
newsOpening of the Energy Transition Hub | September 11, 2026On September 11, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the inauguration of Turin’s new ENERGY TRANSITION HUB—funded by the PNRR—will take place. Located within the Environment Park, the center houses the research infrastructures CoSyET—Components and Systems for Energy Transition—and iENTRANCE—Infrastructure for Energy Transition and Circular Economy. CoSyET is an innovation infrastructure that supports businesses […]Read more
blogEnergy storage: the supercapacitor market will triple by 2032, as Turin trials an 800 kWh vanadium redox flow batteryThe race for energy storage also runs through technologies less familiar to the general public but increasingly central to the power grid of the future. The global supercapacitor market, according to Precedence Research estimates, will grow from $4.00 billion in 2022 to $12.37 billion in 2032 — more than tripling in a decade, driven by […]Read more
market-reportsFrom CO2 to fuels: the carbon capture and conversion market is set to reach $9.9 billion by 2030Global CO2 emissions hit 37 gigatonnes in 2022, according to the IEA, with 15.5 Gt generated by coal and 11.2 Gt by oil. By source, electricity and heat production remains the largest share of global emissions at 35%, followed by manufacturing and construction (22%), transport (14%), industry (11%), buildings (6%) and other energy sources (12%). […]Read more
blogSouthH2 Corridor: the 3,300 km pipeline set to bring North Africa's green hydrogen all the way to GermanyAmong the most ambitious infrastructure projects for Europe's energy transition is the SouthH2 Corridor, a dedicated 3,300-kilometre pipeline designed to transport renewable hydrogen and connect North Africa with Italy, Austria and Germany. The initiative is led by four European gas transmission system operators (TSOs) — Snam, TAG (Trans Austria Gasleitung), GCA (Gas Connect Austria) and […]Read more
market-reportsGreen hydrogen booms worldwide: a $320 billion project pipeline, but only 10% has reached final investment decisionThe clean hydrogen sector is experiencing rapid expansion, though a wide gap still separates announced projects from those that are truly bankable. Globally, more than 1,000 large-scale projects have been proposed, worth a combined $320 billion, yet only about 10% of that capital — some $29 billion — has reached Final Investment Decision (FID). Europe […]Read more