DV Gunea has established itself as the reference forum on the challenges and opportunities of Gipuzkoa even before its first anniversary
The Gipuzkoa Business Forum, which in its fourteenth edition was held for the first time in the new facilities of El Diario Vasco in the Miramon park, was yesterday the epicenter of reflection on the present and future of energy in the Basque Country, Europe and the world. The expectation was up to the prestige of the speaker, and the morning did not disappoint. Undoubtedly, and as the director of DV, David Taberna, already anticipated, when introducing Iván Martén, the large audience was amused by receiving an entertaining, magisterial and clarifying talk on one of the most interesting topics today.
The president of DV, José María Bergareche, highlighted the specific weight of Martén in the world energy field, and valued the fact that DV Gunea “has already become, barely a year after its premiere, the benchmark forum about the challenges and opportunities of Gipuzkoa». “The newspaper’s determination to invite Iván Martén reflects our ambition to provide clarity at a time when clouds cover everything,” he said.
«The words of Iván Martén bring clarity when the clouds cover everything»
Jose M. Bergareche
President D.V
“Energy, sustainability and being able to be competitive are issues that challenge us all”
Txomin García
Labor Fund
«You have to specialize and focus, because the main lever of the future is the present»
The president of Laboral Kutxa, Txomin García, recalled that “energy, sustainability and competitiveness are issues that concern us all”, and defended that, given an energy demand that will grow exponentially and the crossroads that sometimes energy transition, it is important to approach the matter as calmly as possible. “This is a critical moment, and when pressure could lead to hasty solutions, it’s good to keep your nerve and plan for the long term,” he said.
Pablo Sanz, partner in charge of EY in the Northern Zone, who already has an office in San Sebastián, quoted Unamuno to, in short, warn that also in the energy field “you have to specialize and focus.”