
4 ideas clave sobre energía en Davos 2025
La Reunión Anual de este año ha estado llena de acontecimientos en lo que respecta a la energía. Muchos de los temas más importantes que se han debatido – geopolítica, inteligencia artifi...
Roberto directs a dynamic team focused on advancing high-impact collaboration among industry, government, and civil society to accelerate the energy and materials transitions at national, regional and global levels. Under his leadership, the Centre works to bring together leaders from companies and countries to create insights, shape solutions, and drive action toward a secure, sustainable, and equitable energy system that supports economic and social development. Roberto engages stakeholders across oil and gas, utilities, energy technology, mining and metals, chemicals, and infrastructure to address shared challenges and opportunities.
The activity led by Roberto spans a broad range of critical topics, including transitioning industrial clusters, securing critical minerals, enabling responsible renewable deployment, advancing clean fuels, transforming power systems, and mobilizing finance for clean energy. He also leads strategic initiatives that provide fact-based insights and benchmarking to support decision-making during this period of industrial transformation.
In addition to his role as Head of the Centre for Energy and Materials, Roberto also leads the Content and Programming team at the Forum’s Beijing office. In this capacity, he bridges the work of the Centres and ensures that Forum initiatives are curated and deployed in China across four main thematic areas: Health, Wealth and Security; Nature and Climate; Economy, Trade and Jobs; and Industrial Transformation. He drives strategic engagement with government, business and media, and forges partnerships with academia, thought leaders and innovators to bring foresight and insight to Forum stakeholders in the region.
Before joining the Forum in 2009, Roberto was at BP for 14 years, most recently as Director, Emerging Consumer Markets in BP Alternative Energy, with previous responsibilities in Strategy, Business Development, Supply and Trading, Sales, Marketing, in multiple postings (France, UK, Poland, India, South Africa, China, Viet Nam). Before BP, Roberto worked at Telecom Italia and Unifarma. He holds a degree in Business and Economics from the University of Turin in Italy.
La Reunión Anual de este año ha estado llena de acontecimientos en lo que respecta a la energía. Muchos de los temas más importantes que se han debatido – geopolítica, inteligencia artifi...
From China’s nearly $700 billion investment in energy transition in 2023 to Brazil’s fast-tracked green patents, countries are racing to transform their energy systems – but through stark...
This year’s Annual Meeting was an eventful one when it comes to energy. Many of the biggest topics being discussed – geopolitics, artificial intelligence (AI), the new US administration –...
Big tech firms’ rising energy use made many headlines in 2024 as artificial intelligence (AI) technologies drive increased energy demand from data centres.
Hard-to-abate sectors, such as steel, aluminium, cement, chemicals, oil and gas, aviation, shipping and trucking, have made progress towards achieving net-zero emissions, with a 0.9% redu...
Según un nuevo informe de la Agencia Internacional de Energías Renovables (IRENA, por sus siglas en inglés), existe una "brecha significativa" entre los anuncios políticos sobre energía r...
There is a “significant gap” between political announcements around renewable energy and the actual plans and policies countries have in place, according to a new report from the Internat...
“Surging investment” in clean power and grids is expected to continue at least in the short to medium term.
Google firmó un acuerdo para comprar energía de reactores nucleares modulares pequeños, en un movimiento que la empresa describió como un "hito mundial".
Google has signed an agreement to buy power from small modular nuclear reactors, in a move the company has described as a "world first".
A group of some of the world's biggest banks and financial institutions have said they will increase their support for nuclear energy.
European energy prices have dropped below zero for a record number of hours in 2024, the Financial Times reports.
Las fuentes de energía con cero emisiones de carbono representaron más del 40% de la electricidad generada en el mundo por primera vez en la historia el año pasado, según un nuevo estudio.
Zero-carbon sources made up over 40% of the electricity the world generated for the first time ever last year, according to new research.
Britain’s energy regulator has approved a $4.35 billion 2 gigawatt electricity ‘superhighway’ from Scotland to Yorkshire, England.







