Italy is one of the world’s most energy-efficient countries, and its infrastructure planning reflects the country’s mission of creating a future that is both sustainable and ethical.
Italian technology, design, precision engineering and execution have created an industry that is held in high esteem internationally, with 1,000 current construction sites in 92 countries.
Italy generates more than a third of its electricity from renewable sources, such as hydroelectric, solar and wind power and has surpassed a European Union goal to recycle 65% of urban waste by 2025.
The Made in Italy brand is supported by a green economy, with 345,000 Italian companies embracing low carbon production. Italy is also renowned as a high-quality supplier of gas pipelines and has become one of the world’s top five exporting countries of this type of equipment.
Italy leads the way in Europe in terms of the number of construction firms operating overseas. This is due to the Italian infrastructure industry’s technological, design, execution, and managerial abilities, which make it one of the most sophisticated in the world.
Italy has always invested in engineering and specialised in a variety of fields, including territorial planning, transportation engineering, architecture, and urban planning, among others. Thanks to Italy’s expertise in the field, it is recognised as one of the top three nations in the world for the number of firms and projects abroad.
Made in Italy is simply extraordinary, which is why everyone is talking about it!
Italian embassies promote Italian excellence all over the globe. Check out their fantastic video messages and contributions from all around the world to learn more about how amazing Made in Italy is!
Choosing renewable energy is a matter of social and environmental responsibility.
That is why Italy has opted to generate more than a third of its electricity from renewable sources: hydroelectric power has long been the most common, followed by solar photovoltaic, biofuel, wind power, and geothermal. In fact, Italy is a global leader in the field of renewable energy.
Tanks, machines, heat exchangers and pressure vessels are just a few of the numerous high-quality products supplied to the international market. Choosing Italian companies means selecting one of the top five exporting countries of oil and gas pressure equipment.
With more than 30 thousand people employed in the supply chain, Italy is the excellence to trust.
Challenge yourself with a game to learn more about Italy, which deftly combines culture and technology. Get immersed into the Italian world of excellence: a journey that will let you discover the production and supply chains of several significant sectors that allow Italy to stand out on the global market.
When products and services are Made in Italy, they adhere to the highest standards of quality and excellence. It is therefore important for both producers and consumers to adopt measures to protect original goods from counterfeit products. But how can you be certain of a product’s reliability? It’s simple: follow the advice of experts!
The European Union set the goal of recovering 65% of industrial and urban waste by 2025. Italy managed to already surpass it with an outstanding 79%, saving millions of tons in equivalent oil. It is good for the climate and perfect to slim down the production process.
Green economy: it does great for the environment and the market.
Saving energy and limiting CO2 emissions is not only an ethical choice, but adds value to the end product. Made in Italy never ceases to translate this option adding its high quality signature of style and design.
Made in Italy is often used as a synonym for quality. But, there’s a lot more to it! Let’s take a look at some Italian terms that unveil the distinctive qualities of Italian products and services.
Efficiency
Did you know that Italy is one of the most energy-efficient countries? In fact, it has a primary energy intensity that is 18% lower than the EU average and around 11% lower than the Euro Zone, or the EU Member States that have adopted the euro as their currency.
Challenge yourself with a game to learn more about how Italy deftly combines culture and technology. Get immersed into the Italian world of excellence: a journey that will let you discover the production and supply chains of several significant sectors that allow Italy to stand out on the global market.
When products and services are ‘Made in Italy’, they adhere to the highest standards of quality and excellence. It is therefore important for both producers and consumers to adopt measures to protect original goods from counterfeiting. But how can you be certain that the product comes from a reliable origin? It’s simple: follow the advice of experts!
Are you curious to learn about the phenomenon of Italian Sounding in the cured meat industry? To find out more, meet Davide Calderona, Director of ASSICA (Association of the Meat and Cured Meat Industry).
How does Italian Sounding impact entrepreneurs in Italy and limit them to develop products? Tune in as Fabio Leonardi, Assolatte Councillor in charge of Internationalisation, explains how Italian entrepreneurs are tackling the issue.
Inventing the future now!
Italians have always possessed the ability to look ahead and project their ideas in an ever-changing landscape. Call it perception, talent, a passion for ideas, or planning skills – let’s discover more about this innovative blend!
