In a context of global crisis, investments in renewable energy represent a key driver of economic growth and resilience for production systems.
As highlighted by Director General La Camera of IRENA, decentralising the energy system through renewables not only ensures clean energy, but also enhances energy security, creates high-quality jobs, and leads to increasingly competitive electricity costs.
Another key aspect is the mobilisation of private capital: reducing investment risks and developing robust energy infrastructure are essential to attract resources. In this context, experiences such as Italy’s biomethane sector can provide significant support to developing countries, particularly in Africa.