Marco Alverà is an entrepreneur, author, green hydrogen advocate, and fairness crusader.

Spanning two decades, his experience includes roles at multinationals like Goldman Sachs and S&P Global as well as leadership positions at major energy companies like Eni and Enel. While CEO at Snam, he drove a widespread shift toward sustainability and positioned the company as an international leader in green gas and green gas infrastructure.

In 2022, he co-founded two companies that leverage the potential of green hydrogen to build a greener future: Zhero and TES. TES is leading the way in the production of e-NG (electric natural gas derived from green hydrogen).

His book ‘The Hydrogen Revolution’ was a Financial Times Best Book of 2021 and lays out how hydrogen can become the fuel of the future and help us fight climate change. He is also the author of ‘Zhero’, a children’s bestseller about three Venetian kids, a missing physics professor, and a race against time.

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“The marriage of molecules and electrons will give us access to the best sites for renewables, by carrying the power of sun and wind over great distances. At the same time, it will calm the jitters of intermittency, and give flexibility and strength to the power grid.”

- MARCO ALVERÀ

Books & publications

  • The Hydrogen Revolution: The Future of Clean Energy

    As energy expert Marco Alverà explains: if we're going to heal the climate, we need to start thinking big. This book is the blueprint for how to get us there.

  • Zhero. The Secret of Water

    As energy expert Marco Alverà explains: if we're going to heal the climate, we need to start thinking big. This book is the blueprint for how to get us there.

  • Rivoluzione Idrogeno

    Climate change and air pollution are the big problems of our generation, but the mitigation measures adopted to date to combat them have not brought the desired results.

  • Generation H

    The aim of this book is to highlight just how important hydrogen can be for the future of our planet, and to spur policymakers, businesses and consumers to start working to realise its potential.