On June 4, 2019, the Italian Observatory on Energy Poverty (OIPE) presented its First Report at the ARERA headquarters in Milan during the conference “Energy Poverty in Italy: how to measure it and how to tackle it?”.
Experts from universities, businesses, and the social sector engaged in a discussion to define the current landscape of energy poverty, with particular focus on the tools available to combat it. This phenomenon has a significant impact, affecting 2.2 million households in Italy alone.
Presentations:
- Luciano Lavecchia (Bank of Italy and OIPE)
- Roberto Malaman (ARERA)
- Silvia Pedrotti (Banco dell’energia Onlus)
- Marina Varvesi (ASSIST)
- Serena Rugiero (Fondazione Di Vittorio)
- Marco Corradi (ACER Reggio Emilia)
- Fabio Gerosa (Fratello Sole)
Press coverage
“Energy Poverty: 2.2 million households struggle with rising bills” (Il Bo live, June 4, 2019)
“Energy Poverty: first the analysis, then the policies” (RI Energia, July 30, 2019)
“Energy Poverty: efficiency reduces the problem” (Infobuildenergia, July 16, 2019)