RICCOBONI ATTENDS ECOMONDO 2024 WITH A TRIBUTE TO ITS 60TH ANNIVERSARY
Riccoboni Group will be attending the 27th Ecomondo The Green Technology Expo, an ecosystem for the green transition held at the Rimini Expo Centre from 5 to 8 November 2024.
Riccoboni Holding will be a leading player once again this year and will meet clients and stakeholders at its bigger stand, HALL/PAD. C1 – STAND: 402-303, in the trade show sector dedicated to Sites and Soil Restoration.
It will be a special edition this year, which will allow the company to celebrate its 60th anniversary and to present its sustainability report 2023 at its stand on Thursday 7 November in the afternoon.
The core issues of Ecomondo 2024, which will be used to develop the exhibition area and packed programme of events and conferences, include: big data, artificial intelligence and predictive systems for the green transition as well as managing the effects of climate change; the new space economy for environmental monitoring and earth observation; agriculture 4.0 for maximising yields and protecting harvests; and urban mining for recovering valuable and critical materials from WEEE. These issues will supplement and enrich the six key themed macro-areas for the new edition: Waste as Resource, Water Cycle & Blue Economy, Circular & Regenerative Bio-economy, Bio-Energy & Agroecology, Sites & Soil Restoration, Environmental Monitoring & Control.
It will be a special edition this year, which will allow the company to celebrate its 60th anniversary and to present its sustainability report 2023 at its stand on Thursday 7 November in the afternoon.
The core issues of Ecomondo 2024, which will be used to develop the exhibition area and packed programme of events and conferences, include: big data, artificial intelligence and predictive systems for the green transition as well as managing the effects of climate change; the new space economy for environmental monitoring and earth observation; agriculture 4.0 for maximising yields and protecting harvests; and urban mining for recovering valuable and critical materials from WEEE. These issues will supplement and enrich the six key themed macro-areas for the new edition: Waste as Resource, Water Cycle & Blue Economy, Circular & Regenerative Bio-economy, Bio-Energy & Agroecology, Sites & Soil Restoration, Environmental Monitoring & Control.
