17-09-2026

RemTech Expo began twenty years ago, and it has transformed that time into a work agenda for the country. The twentieth edition of the Environmental Technology Hub is underway until 18 September, bringing together institutions, companies, professionals, and the research sector around the concrete objective of providing answers to the demand for remediation, regeneration and safety of the territories.

The Almaviva Group is present at RemTech, using digital technologies, data, and innovation to address the great challenges related to water management, the general safety level of the territory, and the prevention of environmental risks.

“Let's start with the numbers: to date, 94.5% of Italian municipalities are exposed to hydraulic risk, with over 636,000 landslides recorded. Earth Observation, AI, drones, robots and autonomous systems make it possible to move from satellite to territory, from AI to Physical AI. Digital tools must not only predict what will happen, they must help us act before it happens.” This is what Fulvio Conti, President of Almaviva Bluebit SpA, Società Benefit, and Head of One Water Business Unit Almaviva, said while serving on the panel "Hydrogeological instability: prevention beyond administrative boundaries - The role of the District Basin Authorities in territorial planning and safety".

“The project for the Consorzio di Bonifica Litorale Nord of Rome shows how data and technologies can make land management more efficient and resilient, and how digital innovation can be transformed into a concrete tool to support decisions,” said Franco Masenello, CEO of Almaviva Bluebit, during the panel discussion "Water, Territory, Data – The digitization of reclamation consortia between operational efficiency and climate resilience", which was dedicated to the role of digital innovation in the management of land and water resources and to the comparison with ANBI and the Land Reclamation Consortia.