NetZero Milan launches at ISPI’s seat
NetZero Milan’s launch on 13th of June, a full booked room with high level representatives of many decarbonisation-related companies
Fiera Milano presents NetZero Milan, an expo-summit dedicated to industrial sector decarbonization, scheduled to take place from May 14-16, 2025 at Allianz MiCo, Europe’s largest convention center.
The event aims to gather C-level executives, corporate decision-makers, and international stakeholders to discuss and promote innovative solutions for a zero-emission economy.
A high level team
NetZero Milan, through collaboration with recognized knowledge partners in the energy and industrial sectors such as the ECCO think tank and Roland Berger consultancy, intends to enhance dialogue and discussion on innovation themes. The sharing of vision and knowledge will also be at the heart of the preparatory events over the coming months, providing an initial networking opportunity in view of the May 2025 event.
“NetZero Milan represents the first new event confirming the positive start of Fiera Milano’s 2024-2027 strategic plan execution,”
Francesco Conci, CEO and General Manager of Fiera Milano.
Europe has initiated a profound structural change in its economic system with a clear goal: to assume technological leadership in the fight against climate change. This is a significant economic challenge that will mobilize over €4,500 billion in investments across the EU to meet the ‘Fit for 55’ package targets by 2030. For Italy, this means mobilizing over €900 billion in resources by 2030 as estimated in the PNIEC (National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan).
A qualitative leap is needed to put the world on the right path towards a more sustainable future, directing industries towards reducing both direct and indirect emissions from purchased energy or supply chains.
NetZero Milan aims to support companies in this challenge, particularly those active in the hard-to-abate sectors, like steel, cement, and paper. It proposes to be a multi-technology and multi-stakeholderplatform involving all technologies capable of contributing to the decarbonization goal: from utility-scale and industrial solar to hydropower and wind energy, from batteries to green hydrogen, from emerging energy technologies to new fuels, and solutions for CO2 emissions removal and compensation. It will also focus on electrification, digitalization, and decarbonization solutions designed for industries with the highest environmental impact, addressing policy and green financing issues.
