Help2Grow: agriculture 4.0 makes space in the greenhouse The Help2Grow project coordinated by the University of Turin’s Agroinnova Centre aims to reduce energy consumption and resources used and ensure optimal environmental conditions for production and crop health Integrating digital technologies and agricultural production to achieve a reduction in energy consumption and resources used in the […]
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Decentralisation of the electrical energy market and the role of prosumers By Attilio Di Sabato The current electricity market is divided into four basic sectors: Production Every country has large power plants that produce energy, most of which are privately owned and use non-renewable sources. The share of electricity that is not produced domestically is purchased and imported
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The energy market: background and future trends By Attilio Di Sabato The historical background. In Italy, the energy market has a very recent history. It was introduced by Legislative Decree No 79 of 16 March 1999, known as the Bersani Decree in reference to the Minister in charge, which concluded after several iterations in a
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ESG reporting: not a nice to have any longer – but a must have. By Giuseppe Cais The context The rise of ESG reporting is accelerated by 3 main drivers, partially competing: the diffusion of new specific regulations, the behaviour of financial investors, the spontaneous and voluntary behaviours of companies themselves. As a result of that, most of the
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Monitoring: the first step for energy efficiency By Martin Vahi “If you can’t measure something, you can’t improve it.” This is one of the most famous quotes of Lord William Thomson Kelvin, the man who contributed to the creation of the second law of thermodynamics and invented the absolute temperature scale. A true icon
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The energy transition as a key for a sustainable future By Attilio Di Sabato The consequences of climate change are increasingly evident in the eyes of world public opinion, especially the younger generations, who perceive the climate problem as real and are clamouring through environmental associations and movements for immediate action and a real ecological transition. The
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Seven inhibitors that hold you back from being successful in implementing a fully optimised building management system. By Martin Vahi There are so many hurdles and complications we create for ourselves whilst trying to fix a myriad of problems in our everyday work. It is understandable because we are not experts in everything and we
Why Deep Learning is important for Enerbrain By Marco Martellacci Today it is becoming increasingly difficult to escape the impact of technology on everyday life. The enormous progress that artificial intelligence has brought forward, from deep learning to reinforcement learning, is certainly one of the key factors in this impact. At Enerbrain we believe
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No matter how old the building system is, it is always worth an upgrade By Martin Vahi In client meetings, I often hear that the existing building management system and equipment are too old, so there is no point or it is too complicated to make an energy efficiency investment. It takes time and effort
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How can you find a great building management system partner? By Martin Vahi When picking the partner to monitor and control what is going on in your building or portfolio, it is important to make the right decision at the very beginning. The decision you make will affect your day to day work for years
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