Mourning the departure: Carlo Ghilardi, aged 84, has passed away
In the heart of the province of Imperia, the local community mourns the loss of a well-respected figure, Carlo Ghilardi. The 84-year-old entrepreneur, known for his activities in the waste management and renewable energy sectors, passed away recently.
Ghilardi's legacy in these fields will continue with his company, Idroedil, which is currently constructing the Colli biogas plant and operates the Collette Ozotto landfill. His dedication to his work was evident in the ongoing projects that will carry on his vision.
Francesco, Ghilardi's nephew, remembered him fondly, expressing his love and gratitude for the lessons he learned from him. In a heartfelt tribute, Francesco stated that Ghilardi taught him to dream with his eyes open, a sentiment that resonates with many who knew him.
Massimo, Ghilardi's son, also honoured his father, calling him a great father and a great friend. The family mourns the loss of a man who was not just a businessman but a loving father and friend.
Ghilardi leaves behind two children, Massimo and Barbara, who will carry on his memory and his work. The province of Imperia has lost a prominent entrepreneur, and his absence will be greatly felt.
While Ghilardi may not be a widely recognised figure in the national or international arena, his contributions to the waste management and renewable energy sectors in the province of Imperia are undeniable. His legacy will continue to inspire and impact the region for years to come.
The Idroedil company, led by Ghilardi's children, will continue his vision in the waste management and renewable energy sectors, constructing the Colli biogas plant and operating the Collette Ozotto landfill. Ghilardi's impact on the local industry, finance, and energy business in Imperia, though not nationally or internationally recognized, is substantial and will be long-lasting.
