C.I.S., into which both internal resources and 32 young new hires have converged, will be primarily involved in the development of “IFuture”, a complex engineering and industrialization plan which envisages:

• a constant improvement in the reliability of the engines currently in production;
• the creation of an “industrial version” of the engines aimed at the generator set market for industrial applications on land;
• the study of new power management systems that manage multiple sources of energy production, including renewables: fuel cells, batteries, internal combustion engines, turbines, photovoltaics and others, integrating them to optimize the supply of energy in complex systems;
• the launch of the design of a new engine – aimed at meeting the market demands of the coming years in terms of power and emissions reduction – focusing on technologies that contribute to the energy transition and which has the use of hydrogen as its final objective.