The EU-Italy Energy Days event concluded in Turin with the awarding of the international "PoliTO Foresight and Innovation" prize to Mario Draghi. The two-day event focused on achieving near-zero emissions by 2050, gathering key representatives from Italian ministries, European institutions, and international experts to discuss sustainable energy policies. Panels covered topics including nuclear energy, hydrogen and CCS technologies, decarbonization in transportation, and innovative strategies for the energy transition. Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin highlighted initiatives like the National Sustainable Nuclear Program and the development of green hydrogen and CCS technology as crucial for the energy transition. The event aimed to facilitate dialogue between the European Commission and the Italian Ministry of Environment and Energy Security, emphasizing the role of academia and industry in policy-making for a sustainable energy future.