ITC: Who We Are & Our Mission
IRITALY Trading Company S.r.l. (ITC) was founded on 2016 in Rome-Italy, to facilitate and develop the global business and technology development between EU and world-wide countries.
Mission
At ITC, our mission is to act as a definitive bridge for global business expansion and pioneering clean technology development.
ITC's foundational value lies in the powerful synergy of three core pillars: Research & Innovation, Trading & Business, and Services & Training.
This interconnected framework directly fuels a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary suite of strategic activities. By seamlessly integrating Project Management, Technology Transfer & R&D Projects, and Quality Controlling, we systematically de-risk and mature breakthrough clean-tech innovations. Furthermore, our operational capabilities span the entire commercialization spectrum—from serving as an EPC Contractor and securing Investment & Financial Support to executing global Import-Export & Business, Marketing & Branding, and specialized Training and Awareness Projects. Through this end-to-end operational capacity, ITC transforms high-impact sustainable technologies into market-ready, utility-scale industrial realities.
Vision
In ITC we have developed some innovative technologies to address the challenges about:
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Clean/safe sustainable energies an fuels
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Circular economy
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Climate change mitigation
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Advanced intelligence systems
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Advanced materials and devices
Mission Focus:
Bringing validated, innovative technologies (TRL 6-8) to market in key areas: Sustainable Energy & Fuels, Circular Economy, Climate Change Mitigation.
ITC Management
President
Dual Chemical and Mining Engineer from La Sapienza University with distinguished tenure as a senior Italian governmental delegate and manager of the national Patent and Trademark Office.
CEO & CRO
Chemistry Professor and Ph.D. with 14 patents and 18+ years of clean-tech experience, currently leading ITC's flagship EU projects (SUNPEROM and NEXTCCUS) while conducting advanced perovskite solar research at the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
