Francesco Dal Pont

Did you miss our latest Insights newsletter on Energy Innovation? It touches on some of the biggest topics on our mind: 📢 How to better communicate our innovations to the public with Jasmaine Payne, MBA (Marketing) 🔬 A scientific approach to evaluating carbon storage sites with Saad Kisra and Vincenzo De Gennaro 🎙️ An exclusive interview by Nikhil Choudhary with Geminus about physics-informed AI 📉 Six steps to building an emissions quantification tool with industry expert Dr. Marina Bulova. Don’t worry, you can still read it—plus sign up (at the top of the page) to have the next one delivered to your own inbox—here: https://lnkd.in/e7HzPn6i

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Moeve's Onuba Project in Huelva remains Europe’s largest initiative for the green hydrogen energy vector, thanks to its unique location and ability to leverage local synergies. I share some insights in this video.   #PositiveMotion #RenewableHydrogen #AndalusianGreenHydrogenValley

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We are thrilled to announce our new Tier 1 Cleantech Companies 2025 lists, recognizing a key group of 14 photovoltaic module suppliers, 12 PV inverter suppliers, 9 wind turbine suppliers and 12 battery energy storage system suppliers. The S&P Global Commodity Insights Tier 1 methodology incorporates sustainability metrics as a key dimension in our supplier assessment, which is based on a rigorous 6-point criteria methodology. In today’s overcrowded and competitive market, cleantech manufacturers must differentiate themselves to win contracts, while project developers seek reliable partners. The Tier 1 designation helps both sides of the market make informed decisions by spotlighting suppliers that surpass a threshold of rigorous, relevant criteria. Read more: https://okt.to/YFwWy9

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⚡ 1.5 GW of offshore wind – enough to power 1 million+ households! 🇫🇷 A Landmark Step for Renewable Energy in France I’m proud to share that TotalEnergies has been selected by the French State to build and operate the largest renewable energy project ever developed in France: a 1.5 GW offshore wind farm off the Normandy coast. This €4.5 billion project will: 🔹 Create up to 2,500 jobs with strong SME involvement 🔹 Deliver 6 TWh/year of clean power – enough for 1M+ households 🔹 Provide affordable electricity at €66/MWh 🔹 Include €60M dedicated to biodiversity & environmental measures 🔹 Commit to 95%+ recycling/reuse of farm components 🔹 Open opportunities for local communities to directly invest As Vice President Business Development for TotalEnergies in Middle East, I see first-hand how such global projects shape our shared path to a more sustainable future. The same innovative spirit and commitment to cleaner, affordable energy that drives this Normandy project is what inspires our efforts here in the Middle East and beyond. Together, we are building the bridges between energy transition, local communities, and long-term value creation. #RenewableEnergy #OffshoreWind #Normandy #EnergyTransition #Sustainability #TotalEnergies

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During GasTech, one of the main exhibitions of the Oil&Gas Sector that this year took place in Milan, Italy, where MAIRE had a strong presence to show how the Group is becoming more and more enabler of the energy transition, I felt a progress in the narrative around decarbonization. In the panel where I spoke, for example, I heard a sincere attention at the capability of Energy companies to attract young talents. Young people nowadays know that the world needs a different energy mix, more renewables, clean energy sources, more sustainable production processes, less emissions, less pollution, more circularity, a more responsible use of resources. Young people are more and more choosing the Company to work for, on the basis of its position and contribution on these themes. That's an other reason why the traditional Energy sector has to change: for its resilience. The Research of our Fondazione MAIRE - ETS on 14 countries in 4 continents shows, by the way, how emerging economies are taking into consideration the training of skills and competences for the energy transition very seriously, sometimes more seriously than old mature economies do. Everything is changing, even in these difficult times of International tension and conflicts.

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