The Professional Women's Association (PWA) of Rome invites
you to our next networking meeting on:
you to our next networking meeting on:
Wednesday Nov. 18, 2009 at the
Rose Garden Hotel (Via Boncompagni, 19) at 7:00 PM on
Rose Garden Hotel (Via Boncompagni, 19) at 7:00 PM on
"Renewable energy, sustainable and alternative sources"
by Paolo Riccardo Felicioli, Consultant
by Paolo Riccardo Felicioli, Consultant
Global warming is a result of human activities and
specifically of energy consuming activities. Since our main
sources of energy are carbon-based we are emitting carbon
and other GHG at a higher rate than the natural environment
is able to absorb. With CO2 concentration at about 430 parts
per million (ppm) and steadily increasing we are taking the
risk of augmenting temperature of more than 2 degrees
Celsius within the next few years.
One of the main strategies to avoid global warming and to
safeguard economic growth is to develop renewable energies
which are carbon free: wind, solar, tide, hydro, biomasses.
A further option is represented by nuclear power. We will
analyse these options and their economic and social impacts
and try to figure out a possible configuration of our energy
supply that is compliant with the objectives of both
dramatically decrease carbon emissions and ensure equitable
economic and social development.
specifically of energy consuming activities. Since our main
sources of energy are carbon-based we are emitting carbon
and other GHG at a higher rate than the natural environment
is able to absorb. With CO2 concentration at about 430 parts
per million (ppm) and steadily increasing we are taking the
risk of augmenting temperature of more than 2 degrees
Celsius within the next few years.
One of the main strategies to avoid global warming and to
safeguard economic growth is to develop renewable energies
which are carbon free: wind, solar, tide, hydro, biomasses.
A further option is represented by nuclear power. We will
analyse these options and their economic and social impacts
and try to figure out a possible configuration of our energy
supply that is compliant with the objectives of both
dramatically decrease carbon emissions and ensure equitable
economic and social development.
Paolo Riccardo Felicioli was born in 1958 in Milano. PhD in
Philosophy at the Torino University where he worked as
researcher specialising in quantitative methodologies for
Social Sciences.
In the mid eighties hejoined Fintesa srl a Marketing
Research company, and he specialised in the study of
technology impacts on organizations and markets.
In 1994 he was appointed as managing director of Mondadori
New Media a start up company within the Mondadori publishing
Group and in 1998 he became Marketing Director of the Group.
From 2000 to 2008 he worked in Enel SpA where he had
different roles: CEO of Sfera spa, the training company of
the Group, HR Director for Organization and development,
Managing Director of Enel.si the Enel company leader in the
Renewable Energies in Italy.
In 2009 he left Enel and joined SunRay Italy (Denham
Capital) as CEO. In SunRay Italy they succeded in getting
more than 100 PV MW approved.
In July he started a new company RP2Ambiente, which offers
strategic consultancy to companies in the energy business.
He also founded Orciano Ambiente an investing Company
operating as Indipendent Power Producer from solar energy.
Philosophy at the Torino University where he worked as
researcher specialising in quantitative methodologies for
Social Sciences.
In the mid eighties hejoined Fintesa srl a Marketing
Research company, and he specialised in the study of
technology impacts on organizations and markets.
In 1994 he was appointed as managing director of Mondadori
New Media a start up company within the Mondadori publishing
Group and in 1998 he became Marketing Director of the Group.
From 2000 to 2008 he worked in Enel SpA where he had
different roles: CEO of Sfera spa, the training company of
the Group, HR Director for Organization and development,
Managing Director of Enel.si the Enel company leader in the
Renewable Energies in Italy.
In 2009 he left Enel and joined SunRay Italy (Denham
Capital) as CEO. In SunRay Italy they succeded in getting
more than 100 PV MW approved.
In July he started a new company RP2Ambiente, which offers
strategic consultancy to companies in the energy business.
He also founded Orciano Ambiente an investing Company
operating as Indipendent Power Producer from solar energy.
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