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Greenhouse gas emissions of industrial origin

2-4-9-11 december 2020 RSE (Energy System Research) and ISPRA aims to promote thematic interventions to involve Agencies of the National Network System for ...

Greenhouse gas emissions: due to Covid, significant reduction in 2020 (7.5%)

In 2019, decrease of 2.8% compared to the previous year On the basis of the data available for the first six months of 2020, a substantial reduction in ...

Greenhouse gas emissions: growing trend again, accomplices transport and global warming

The scenarios up to 2030 are not very promising The ISPRA National Inventory of greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants is online In 2021, greenhouse ...

Greenhouse gas emissions: in 2021 estimated increase of 4.8% compared to 2020. Down compared to 2019 (-4.2%)

Based on the data available for 2021, as a consequence of the recovery of economic activities, an increase in greenhouse gas emissions at national level is ...

Greenhouse gas emissions: in 2020 estimated reduction of 9.8% compared to 2019

Based on the data available for 2020, a substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions at the national level is estimated, mainly due to the COVID-19 ...

In Italy, national energy consumption per unit of GDP is among the lowest in Europe. The share of renewable energy is second only to Sweden

In Italy, energy consumption per unit of GDP is reduced by 16% from 2005 to 2021, while greenhouse gas emissions per unit of GDP are reduced by 27.2%. ...

In-Country Review of the First Biennial Transparency Report for Italy

From 19 to 23 May, ISPRA hosts the review session of the First Biennial Transparency Report (BTR) of Italy, under the Paris Agreement. The review is part of ...

Indoor air quality and radon risk: review of initiatives and best practices

This Booklet presents a survey of the main initiatives and best practices concerning the promotion of indoor air quality in public and private buildings, with ...

Indoor air quality and radon risk in Italy and comparable realities: legislation, scientific literature, energy certifications

Radon, classified by the WHO and IARC as a Group 1 human carcinogen, is the second leading cause of lung cancer death after smoking. Under specific conditions, ...

Indoor air quality: minimization of pollutants with particular attention to radon gas

Technical booklet 32/2024 defines technical and behavioral indications for the management of indoor air quality pollutants. in residential environments and in ...