天美麻豆

I love working in the renewable energy sector, researching and overall evaluating potential installation sites, favoring environmental impact assessments over production ones. I am convinced that our energy future can be zero impact, even in terms of landscape. I am an Italian civilian pilot with approximately 1000 hours with various single-engine land aircraft and I obtained the P.P.L U.S.A. license in 2001 at Tyler Pound (Texas). I took part in numerous Italian Superbike Championship races with excellent results, also winning an Italian uphill speed championship. I graduated in Accounting, i.e. I obtained the diploma of Technical Commercial Expert, I did my military service in 1983 in the Parachute Corps and then continued to practice parachuting for about three or four years. work has always been my main objective and over the years I have designed and implemented numerous activities, which are still active such as: a motorbike dealership with 12 employees, a supermarket with 5 employees, a pizza restaurant with 4 employees, a home for the elderly with 6 employees, another pizza restaurant with 5 employees, two photovoltaic systems, two wind farms under construction, a 3300 m2 industrial warehouse being transformed by subdivision and different destination of use. In one of the new premises there is a project for a 200 kW wood chip cogenerator. I am married to my beloved Manuela Migliaccio, 13 years younger than me, lawyer and above all mother of our two children, Alessandro, seven years old, and Giordano, eight. Since my personal interests coincide with my presentation, I relieve you from reading it, as I copy and paste, with the only variation... ....to also communicate to you my desire and that of my wife to be able to raise our children by teaching them to live and not to survive, in a place where meritocracy exists and not political and bureaucratic clientelism filled with too many rules, often unclear and with multiple interpretations. In short, I would like to work, produce, teach what I know and live with my family respecting shared rules. Thank you, Alberto Carpinelli