The EU-Italy Energy Days organized by Politecnico di Torino in collaboration with key ministries and the European Commission culminated in the awarding of the first international 'PoliTO Foresight and Innovation' prize to Mario Draghi. This recognition highlighted Draghi's exceptional expertise in promoting medium- to long-term innovation and renewal in Europe. The event, themed 'How to Achieve Near-Zero Emissions by 2050,' gathered experts to discuss topics like nuclear energy, hydrogen technologies, CCS, and renewable energy. The symposium aimed to foster collaboration among stakeholders to develop sustainable energy policies. Notable figures like Professor Draghi, Politecnico's Rector Stefano Corgnati, and Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin emphasized the importance of dialogue in addressing the energy transition while maintaining economic competitiveness and energy security. Discussions also included the development of a National Sustainable Nuclear Program and the production of green hydrogen. The event concluded with a focus on new technologies driving Italy's energy transition, showcasing the country's commitment to building a secure, resilient, and competitive energy system.