On 22 May 2026, the conference “UPC Hot Topics: A Guided Discussion on the UPC Case Law” took place at the Department of Energy of Politecnico di Milano, bringing together UPC judges, patent attorneys, lawyers, and experts from across Europe for an in depth discussion of some of the most significant legal and procedural issues emerging from recent Unified Patent Court (UPC) case law.
Over 100 students from three secondary schools in Monza took part in a program promoted by the Department of Energy of the Politecnico di Milano as part of the Monza Fast Future festival, dedicated to the themes of energy, environment, and health.
Guided by faculty members, researchers, and PhD candidates, the students developed innovative proposals on the energy transition and sustainability, which were presented through 20 final posters at the Arengario in Monza.
The initiative confirms the Department’s commitment to dialogue with the local community and to educating new generations on issues related to energy and sustainability.
The Department of Energy at the Politecnico di Milano is launching a new scientific collaboration with 2G Italia to develop innovative solutions for the use of hydrogen and renewable fuels in engines for the combined production of electricity and heat.The project, titled “Hydrogen and Dual-Fuel Supply in Internal Combustion Engines: Applications and Limits in Heavy…
POLICAP is a new mobile laboratory from Politecnico di Milano, inaugurated in Piacenza, dedicated to capturing CO₂ from industrial emissions. Funded under the European ECCSELLENT project (PNRR), the facility is designed to develop and test CCUS technologies in real industrial environments using chemical solvents for post-combustion CO₂ absorption. Thanks to its mobile and flexible configuration, it can operate directly on flue gases from hard-to-abate sectors such as steelworks and cement plants. Its goal is to improve capture efficiency and support industrial-scale deployment through experimental data and advanced digital modeling.
The researcher from the Department of Energy took part in the Blended Intensive Programme “Challenges of Renewable Energies in the 21st Century”, an international initiative dedicated to the energy transition through lectures and design workshops. From April 20 to 24, 2026, Paolo Colbertaldo, researcher at the Department of Energy of Politecnico di Milano, participated as…
Reducing the environmental impact of agri-food packaging, improving the compostability of organic waste, and introducing new authentication and traceability features for the fruit and vegetable supply chain: these are the goals achieved by the APPEAL – Agrifood Protected by Printable Edible Authenticating Label project, funded by the Italian Fund for Applied Sciences (FISA) of the…
The RELAB team from the Department of Energy at Politecnico di Milano participated in ISEC 2026, contributing to the international workshop of the European project Skills4DHC, which is focused on the skills needed to support the energy transition in the district heating and cooling sector.
The Department of Energy at Politecnico di Milano contributed to the development of Groove, the AI agent integrated into SolarIntelligence.ai by the Becquerel Institute, designed to optimize utility-scale photovoltaic plants. The system analyzes thousands of technical and economic configurations in minutes, helping developers and investors improve project efficiency and profitability.
The conference “Radio Communications for Security – Mission-Critical Networks and Beyond,” held at the Politecnico di Milano, provided a strategic platform for dialogue between institutions and industry on the future of security communications. The event examined national programs, emerging technologies, and application scenarios, highlighting the transition toward integrated models based on interoperability between PMR, LTE, and 5G. Operational experiences and international benchmarks underscored the importance of technological and regulatory choices in ensuring resilient and efficient systems in critical contexts.
The RENDITA project (REsilient Network through DIgital Twin Applications) has officially been launched, funded with over €1 million under the Mission Innovation 2.0 program. The project is developing an advanced platform based on Digital Twin technology and artificial intelligence to improve the management, maintenance, and efficiency of multi-network energy systems, integrating electricity, gas, and district heating.