Closing of the 18th edition of the RIDEF 2.0 Specializing Master: training and innovation for the energy of the future since 2003

On September 26, 2025, the Closing Ceremony of the 18th edition of the Specializing Master “RIDEF 2.0 – Reinventing Energy. Renewables, Decentralization, Efficiency and Strong Sustainability” of the Department of Energy took place. The postgraduate training program is dedicated to energy, environmental issues, and climate protection.

The Department of Energy coordinates the ECCO-2050 project for the energy transition of cities and communities

The Department of Energy of Politecnico di Milano is the coordinator of the ECCO-2050 project (Smart Energy in Cities and Communities for 2050), led by Prof. Emanuele Martelli. The project, which also involves Politecnico di Torino, University of Parma, and University of Ferrara, aims to develop innovative tools to optimize the design and management of integrated energy systems for smart cities and energy communities, with the goal of achieving the decarbonization targets set for 2050.

Politecnico di Milano coordinates the JetZero project to develop defossilized fuels for the aviation of the future

The research project “Jet e-fuels a emissioni zero – JetZero” has been officially approved and funded by the Italian Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security (MASE). Coordinated by the Department of Energy of Politecnico di Milano and led by Prof. Carlo Giorgio Visconti, the project aims to pioneer innovative sustainable fuels for aviation.

Department of Energy at Gastech 2025

From 9 to 12 September, Gastech 2025 – Exhibition & Conference took place at Fiera Milano, the world’s largest event dedicated to natural gas, LNG, hydrogen, and technologies for the energy transition. The Milan edition brought together over 1,000 speakers and more than 50,000 industry stakeholders, aiming to foster innovation and new strategic partnerships.

In Lecco, the international seminar on the future and strategic aspects of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)

From 28 to 30 July 2025, the Lecco campus of the Politecnico di Milano hosted the International Seminar on Nuclear Reactor Core Thermal Hydraulics Analysis (IS-ReCTHA-2), an international event dedicated to the challenges and perspectives of next-generation nuclear energy, with a particular focus on Small Modular Reactors. The seminar was organized by professors Marco Pellegrini and Stefano Lorenzi from the Department of Energy and brought together experts from universities, research centers, safety authorities, and leading companies in the field from Italy and abroad.