Building Energy, a global IPP (independent power producer) in the renewable energy Industry,  is participating in the first edition of The European House - Ambrosetti’s Iran–Italy Summit, taking place today (May 17) in Tehran, Iran.

The Italian company will be represented by Paolo Martini, chief strategy officer of Building Energy and CEO of Building Energy Gulf.

The 2016 Iran-Italy Summit, with the patronage of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Italian Trade Agency and the Italy-Iran Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and sponsored also by Building Energy, is an exclusive meeting of the most influential business leaders and policy makers from Italy and Iran.

The summit aims at becoming the annual event for the political and business elite of Iran and Italy, with the goal of strengthening economic, cultural and business interchange, and to deeply debate strategic opportunities in a bilateral and regional perspective.

Martini will take part in the summit with a speech focused on Building Energy’s approach to the Iranian renewable energy market, during the session “Iran and Italy can cooperate to build up an efficient and competitive energy and power value chain”.

“We are participating to the Iran-Italy Summit because we think that Iran and Italy can cooperate to build up a competitive and efficient energy and power value chain, bringing up synergies and making the difference in the global scenario,” said Martini.

“With its wind and solar resources, the opportunities from sanctions removal and also considering the commitment from the government in terms of policy measures and investments, we can say that Iran’s potential for renewable energy is very interesting.

“On the other hand, Italy could provide expertise, skills and solutions allowing Iran to take the most out of challenge. As a player of the renewable energy market, we wish that the two countries can partner together and act as regional pivot, playing a significant role in the respective reference areas and in several fields,” he added. – TradeArabia News Service