Zurich enchants Fabrizio Lucidi, with us from Consilium traveling to the liveliest of Swiss cities.
“The gardens, the bell towers, the cobblestones of the center and the asphalt of the wide suburban streets, the cycle paths, the river, the lake and, in the background, the Alpine peaks. All linked by the robust thread of a civic sense that has few comparisons” is the incipit of the article that the QN journalist dedicates to the city, with the emblematic title: “What a charm Zurich. Everything shines, nothing clashes.”
Great participation in the event of the Fondazione Collegio della Guastalla Onlus which presented, in the prestigious headquarters of Palazzo Barbò Pallavicini in Monza, the digitization project of its historical archive which brought to light documents of historical relevance dating back to the period from 1530 to our days.
The project was carried out in collaboration with Professor Angelo Bianchi of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and with Dr. Piero Rizzi Bianchi of the European Romanesque Antenna – Lemine Foundation.
An important activity that aims to protect materials that would otherwise be lost, deteriorated by the wear of time, and give a direct response to the growing demand for access and conservation of our rich cultural heritage. Consilium Hub supported Fondazione Collegio della Guastalla Onlus in the organization of the event, media relations, rebranding and in the creation of the new website.
“𝗖𝘆𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗖𝗶𝘁𝘆” is online: the first portal for citizens, institutions and businesses that clearly explains how to defend themselves from cyber attacks.
The new platform was born from the partnership between the Municipality of Milan and the Milan Smart City Alliance, and was promoted by Assolombarda with the contribution of 12 of the most important IT players.
Consilium Hub alongside Gruppo AB – Energy Sustainability and Energy Management in the path indicated by the EU which envisages, by the end of 2030, the production by member states of at least 35 billion of cubic meters of #biomethane with the aim of replacing the 20% of natural gas imports with a sustainable, cheaper and locally produced alternative.
This AB 𝗕𝗜𝗢𝗖𝗛𝟰𝗡𝗚𝗘® plant has the capacity to produce 1,000 cubic meters per hour of biomethane which originates from the raw materials processed in the distillery such as wine dregs and fruit waste. The biomethane produced can either be used by the Mazzari distillery itself to operate its boilers or be injected into the national network available to other users.
Furthermore, the waste produced by anaerobic digestion can be reused in agriculture as an agricultural fertilizer, therefore returning to the earth as a precious resource, closing the circle.
Consilium Hub is also together with Economy Magazine, media partner of the event, alongside Visione Sicurezza: the event, now in its fourth edition, attended by the protagonists of road and railway infrastructures (institutions, managers, designers, companies, technological partners ) who will discuss important topics such as transport safety and sustainability.
The event will be held on October 19th at the Misano World Circuit where there will be the opportunity to participate in track riding experiences with custom-built cars by Invictus Corse and motorcycles by Ducati Rimini, as well as numerous networking moments and social times .
For more information on the event visit the Visione Sicurezza website.
On the renewable energy front, the new Suitable Areas decree is causing a lot of discussion and concern among professionals.
In fact, the draft circulated in July talks about maximum limits on the use of agricultural land for photovoltaic purposes which could create a new and serious block to the development of RES in our country.
Consilium Hub supports GIS – Gruppo Impianti Solari, an association created to give voice to a group of companies specialized in the renewable energy sector, in communication activities with the aim of giving visibility to an important issue that risks hindering the energy transition of our Country: the bureaucracy linked to the authorization process for photovoltaic systems.
To learn more about the Eligible Areas Decree, read the QualEnergia.it article.
