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Our energy

Marco Grassi

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Amelie Cox works as an Internal Communication Manager for an important European energy company. Chosen by her colleagues as green ambassador at the UN Conference on energy and climate in New York, she is given by her Board a particular mission: solving a legal dispute with Chermen Ridge, a small town few miles far from New York. In fact, the local branch of the company asked for some help to unlock the works related to a connection cable to be fixed between the wind plants and the town. The one who hinders the connection is the local major, Quentin Perez, and just because of a choice of his own. A heated confrontation with him will emerge. Perez’ strong ego will try in every way to get Amelie’s virtuous “We” in trouble. Nevertheless, Amelie is determined more than ever to fully promote green energy as means to connect people to the environment. Amelie will end her overseas experience with her speech at the United Nations. In front of her, women and men from all over the world, ready to listen to each other and to commit to leave to the younger generations a planet better than they found it.

Marco Grassi was born in 1977, lives in Cermenate, Italy. Electrical engineer active in the field of clean energy and sustainable development. Our energy follows the publication of two other novels, Miglia da percorrere prima di dormire (Emersioni, 2018) and A porte aperte (Castelvecchi, 2021)

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