Decarbonisation reshapes workforce skills: Lucart on the competencies driving industrial change
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Decarbonisation is one of the principal challenges for Italian industry, requiring emissions reductions while maintaining competitiveness. Lucart shares insights on how the transition demands new skills, realistic timelines and strategic planning capacity in a context of high energy costs and evolving EU regulation.
FM Radar's 3 takeaways:
- Decarbonisation requires balancing emissions reduction with industrial competitiveness and economic sustainability
- New workforce competencies in strategic planning and technology adoption are essential for the transition
- High energy costs and evolving EU regulation create urgency for proactive decarbonisation strategies
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