On Thursday 29 July, in the splendid setting of Lake Superiore di Fusine in Tarvisio (UD), considered one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in Italy, the exclusive concert by Elisa organized by Eni gas and light to celebrate the achievement of 10 million of customers. The event will be the first of a series of concerts organized by Eni gas and light to celebrate this important milestone. The concert will be Carbon Neutral, certified by Zero Carbon Target *, an international program operator for the certification of the reduction and compensation of CO2 emissions, and all the necessary measures will be taken to minimize its impact on the environment.
The chosen location, surrounded by the Mangart mountains, wants to represent Elisa's strong bond with her homeland and Eni's constant attention to gas and light, which has recently become a Benefit Company, to environmental issues and sustainability. Elisa will bring her vast musical repertoire to the stage in a 60-minute show starting at 19pm. The concert will be made available to everyone in streaming, thanks to the support of the partner Fastweb, on the dedicated platform accessible from the page enigaseluce.com/landing/ ten-million.
The location can be reached on foot from Tarvisio along the Alpe Adria Radweg cycle path (in about 2 hours) or by bicycle (in about an hour). The idea of the Bike Concert, a concert with facilities reserved for cyclists, was born in collaboration with the No Borders Music Festival. Alternatively, you can start from Fusine, where the car parks will be set up, walking only the last stretch of 1,5 km. During the event, the participants will be distributed snacks with products from local companies, offered by Eni gas and light and Eataly, partner in the “Sustainable Paths for a New Energy” project.
The territory of the North-East of our country has always been considered of strategic importance for Eni gas and light, which also supports it through the support of local initiatives such as Kiki Camp, a pedagogical project born on the initiative of the Social Cooperative La Collina of Trieste with the aim to bring young people closer to the mountain and the ecosystem that surrounds it. The initiative includes a high quality pedagogical project focused on the discovery of nature, autonomy and one's abilities in the mountain environment.