Tuesday October, 10 2023

Exhibition Hall

sustainable mobility: how to respond to the challenge of new skills

Presentation of the Territorial Pact, activated within the electric and sustainable mobility chain. It is an ecosystem of extreme relevance for the implications of employment, entrepreneurship, public policies, sectors involved (e.g. production, distribution, maintenance, land and nautical transport, services, etc.), needs, skills, quality environmental and life.

• employment prospects in the electric mobility supply chain
• Esperienze in atto di riqualificazione del personale Current experiences of staff retraining

welcome coffee and participant registration

Opening:

Vittoria De Franco – Formaper azienda speciale Camera di commercio Milano Monza-Brianza e Lodi, Relazioni Esterne e Progetti Speciali

Camera di Commercio e Formaper: commitment to orientation and training

Antonella Marsala – Lombardy Territorial Area Manager – Anpal Servizi

European experiences and local responses to new workplace policies in the automotive sector

Giulio Pastore – Manpower Group Italia, Commercial Director

What are the most requested professions in the automotive sector

Camilla Colucci – Chairman e_mob, CEO Circularity

Young entrepreneurs and attention to the issues of circularity and sustainability

Roberta Segalini – ATM , Director of Human Resources

How ATM addresses the need for new skills

Marina Perego – Director ITS Green e componente Comitato di rete ITS Lombardia

The role of ITS in training young people for sustainable mobility

Mirko Dolzadelli – General secretary FIM Cisl Lombardia

Digitalisation, innovation and new skills for workers in the automotive sector: the union’s point of view

Leonardo Ugo Artico – Area manager Industry and Skills development – MOTUS E

A hypothesis of field investigation to identify best practices and emerging needs

Conclusions: on. Camillo Piazza, president Class Onlus

Sala Parlamentino

The Italian Platform for the Circular Economy (ICESP): Activities, projects and good practices for sustainable mobility

ICESP was created to bring together initiatives, share experiences, highlight critical issues and indicate perspectives in order to represent Italian specificities in terms of the circular economy in Europe and to promote the circular economy in Italy through dedicated actions.

The activities of the platform are divided into working groups: the “Sustainable Mobility” group (subgroup of Working Group 4 “Sustainable and circular value chains”) has the objective of investigating at a national level the relevant aspects to be considered towards sustainable mobility circular.

During 2023, the subgroup, like the entire Working Group 4, focused its activities on the analysis of critical issues related to the availability of raw materials, in accordance with both the work of the Critical Raw Materials Technical Table established by MIMIT and MASE , and with the European Commission’s updates on the topic.

Introduzion: on. Camillo Piazza, Presidente Class Onlus, Chairman e_mob

Moderators: Daniela Fontana – COMAU, Solutions Development Manager

Pier Luigi Porta – ENEA, resercher

Roberta De Carolis – ENEA, Researcher in the field of circular economy at the Efficient Use of Resources and Closing Cycles Division

The Italian Platform of actors for the Circular Economy – CRMs and the Circular Economy

Omar Perego – RSE, Project Manager at Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico

National Roundtable on Critical Raw Materials, WG 1 Requirements of Italian companies. An option to extend battery life: Second Life

Luigi De Rocchi – HAIKI+ COBAT, Responsabile Ricerca e Sviluppo

Battery Recovery – Scenarios for replacing critical materials in accumulators

Federica Forte – ENEA, Researcher

Recovery of materials from end-of-life storage systems: the IEMAP project

Francesco Beccarisi – COMAU

ALICIA – Intelligent digital tools for the sustainable use of production resources in automation lines

Elvira Maniscalco – BIP, Mobility Manager

Business models, the importance of the circular economy on business choices

Claudio Mingazzini – ENEA, Researcher and project coordinator

Composite materials: examples and application for the electrification of mobility

Conclusions and scenarios: Camilla Colucci, CEO Circularity e Chairman e_mob

Sala colonne

Initial greetings: Carlotta Penati, President of the Order of Engineers of Milan

Update on tools for the transition to electric mobility

The electrification scenarios contained in the new PNIEC, the proposed changes to the PNRR in implementation of the European Repower EU programme, the updating of the AFIR directive on alternative fuels and its transposition into the Italian regulatory framework, the launch of the Single National Platform of charging of vehicles powered by electricity and previews of the new generation of charging systems in the private sector are the topics that will be covered in this seminar.

Opening and moderation: Giuseppe Mauri – Responsabile ricerca ICT e E-mobility – RSE

Filippo Colzi – RSE, Capo progetto Mobilità sostenibile

The transition to electric mobility: status and prospects

Luca Ventorino – MASE, technical Secretariat

The transport sector in the new PNIEC and the initiatives of the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security on mobility

Felice Morisco – General Directorate for Roads and Motorways, high surveillance of road infrastructures

Emanuele Regalini – ARERA, System Services and Energy Monitoring Directorate – Electricity Infrastructure Tariff Regulation Unit

Integration between vehicles and electricity networks: how ARERA regulation works

Mario Spagnoli – GSE, Sustainable mobility manager

The role of the GSE for sustainable mobility: measures and tools for the development of electric mobility

Roberto Colicchio – Be Charge, Head of Business Development

The opinion of the CPOs on the updates of the regulatory and regulatory instruments

Conclusions: on. Camillo Piazza, President Class Onlus

Sala Parlamentino

Renewable energy self-production by energy-intensive public transport companies

Interview with:

Miles Parisi – ATM Milano, Energy manager

Guglielmo Casciaro – Ferrovie dello Stato, central strategy management

Moderator: Gianluca Bertazzoli – general secretary class onlus

Sala Parlamentino

How a sustainable energy community is created and developed – Services for electric vehicle owners

Davide Valenzano – Capo dell’Unità affari regolatori del G.S.E.

Carlo Prelli – Class onlus – Director of Research and Innovation

Antonio Fierro – Cooperativa Benefit Insieme, President

Modera: Gianluca Bertazzoli– general secretary Class Onlus

Sala colonne

Electric transition of goods transport – urban area and medium routes, interchange hubs and the new frontiers of electric transport (concerning ports and electric nautical mobility)

Moderator: on. Camillo Piazza, President Class Onlus

With: Renault Trucks / Mercitalia Rail / Sistemi Urbani / Comune di Monza / RSE / Motus-E / SEA

Marco Bonaveglio – Renault Trucks Italia, Commercial Director

Andrea Rossini – Renault Trucks Italia, Energy Transition Specialist

Sara Salamone – RSE, Charging Infrastructure laboratory researcher

Sabrina De Filippis – Mercitalia Logistics, CEO

Francesco Naso – Motus-E, general secretary

Francesco Corea –FS Sistemi Urbani, Direttore Operativo Immobiliare e Servizi

Giada Turato – Comune di Monza, Assessore alla Mobilità e all’Ambiente

Claudio Cuccorese – SEA, Infrastructures Development director

Franco Lucente – Councillor of Trasporti e Mobilità sostenibile, Regione Lombardia

Exhibition hall

Sustainable mobility is increasingly part of the cultural background of Italians. What emerged from the 9th National Observatory on Sustainable Lifestyle, research conducted annually by LifeGate, in collaboration with the Eumetra MR Institute”.

Introduce Roberto Sposini, giornalista, Chief mobility editor LifeGate

Exhibition hall

Public and private electric mobility: from the electrification of public transport to the diffusion of private, proximity and public utility electric vehicles–

• Development and management of electric mobility, public and private;
• Electrification of the various transport systems, from Local Public Transport to sharing services;
• Experiments and use cases of electric transport, in its various applications;
• Application of the DAFI decree on the obligation of PAs to use at least 25% of electric vehicles in public utility services;

Coordinates: Valentino Sevino – AMAT, General manager

The development strategy of Milanese electric mobility

Federico Confalonieri – Comune di Milano, Responsabile Unità Mobilità Sostenibile

Energy efficiency in ATM’s Full Electric plan

Chiara Lazzaro – ATM, Responsible for electrical systems, automation and Full Electric

Electric sharing electrification projects

Luca Refrigeri – Osservatorio Nazionale Sharing Mobility, Data Analyst

The “City Plug” experimentation

Silvia Verace – A2A E-Mobility, Responsabile Public Infrastructures Development

The IVECO strategy for the creation of a new ecosystem dedicated to electric mobility

Valerio Vanacore – IVECO Mercato Italia, Head of Alternative Tractions

Electric mobility and local services: rental in the metropolitan area

Paolo Guaschi – Milano Industrial

Charging infrastructure and energy flexibility

Gerald Avondo Bodino – SCAME PARRE, International Marketing Manager E-Mobility

Last Mile – Innovation and sustainability in urban logistics

Massimiliano De Masi – Poste Italiane, Head of Innovation of Operating Models

The electrification of the company fleet towards a zero-emission 2030

Valeria Braidotti – Siemens SpA, Head of procurement Mobility Services & Mobility Manager

Integrated mobility for the transition to electric for Municipalities and fleets

Marco Maria Mele – E-Shore Srl, CEO

18:00 Conclusions and see you in 2024