Support our research project, register yourself and purchase the report. The First "MED & Italian Energy Report. Energy sources, flow and strategies of Italy between Europe and the Mediterranean” is the result of the synergy between SRM and the ESL@EnergyCenter of the Energy Department of the Politecnico di Torino. The Institutions are planning and implementing a project for an annual survey on Energy & Mediterranean, based on a new conception of science-based think-tank, integrating data analytics, numerical modelling, geo and socio-policy analysis and geomatics. The MED & Italian Energy Report 2019 is the first output of this joint effort. The Joint Research Center of European Commission and the Matching Energies Foundation also contributed to the creation of the Report.  Currently fossil fuels are crucial for the Mediterranean region in terms of production, consumption and transfer toward Central/Northern Europe. Mediterranean plays a role of “energy highway” for flows coming from other areas and directed to Europe and to the world; 30% of world oil and almost 75% of all the other energy resources transit through this basin directed towards Italy and the other European countries. In the future, Mediterranean can play a major role in energy transition toward renewable energy sources. SRM and ESL@Energy Center are planning and implementing a project for an annual survey on Energy & Mediterranean, based on a new conception of science-based think-tank, integrating data analytics, numerical modelling, geo and socio-policy analysis and geomatics. The First MED & Italian Energy Report (English and Italian version) may be purchased from this website in digital version, at a discounted price. To request the version on paper (30 euros + shipping costs) write to comunicazione@sr-m.it Programme Report Abstract (ENG) Press Release (ITA) Presentation of Massimo Deandreis, SRM Presentation of Alessandro Panaro, SRM Presentation of Ettore Bonpard, Joint Research Center of European Commission Presentation of Marco Zigon, Matching Energies Foundation Press reviev I Press review II Press review III