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Dear Energy ... News letter May

Dear, dear, you remember

the initiative "Dear Energy ..." to be held Thursday, May 29 at 20.30 at the Ferrari Festival Park.

We discuss the energy issue as an element of crisis and opportunity, as it affects our daily lives and how it will change our future.

will be a moment of reflection energy in general and the prospects related to the overcoming of fossil fuels, the economic consequences of rising costs of oil, the environmental effects of a high-energy economy and opportunities offered by new technologies, from 'energy efficiency and renewables. The meeting will be presented the experience being in Arezzo, "The factory of the sun" for the use of hydrogen as an energy carrier.

IEA's latest report, the Energy Agency of OECD countries in 2004 tells us that 80% of primary energy sources that power the global energy system is still made from fossil fuels: oil, coal, natural gas .
should therefore commit themselves to see if our lifestyles are truly sustainable in terms of energy demand and if you can live better for less.
There are also practical ways to introduce scientific and technological innovation to deal with a crisis that is not too much to be global.
It is in fact an issue that crosses substantially all of the other issues: economic, cultural, scientific, and then the developed world, in a global economy, also involves the community in Modena.

attend:

- Prof Enrico Giovannetti, University of Modena, Faculty of Economics, to discuss the economic aspects of energy costs
- Paul Dott.re Fulin, director "The factory of the Sun of Arezzo" a concrete example of use of 'hydrogen
- Dott.re Odorici Carlo, President League Difeasa Ecological
- Paul Silingardi, Association ECODEM, energy, environment and climate change, which can balance?

If you want to deepen the draft Arezzo You can view the site www.lafabbricadelsole.it

Finally I remind you that the last meeting we decided to postpone until after the Feast of the initiative on the model of development and planning of large areas. Greetings to all



Paul Silingardi