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  • Tailored energy
    ITAS is all about energy and a lot about the environment, supplying tailored solutions to a wide variety of industrial areas from oil exploitation to paper printing and impregnation
    Published:  17 August, 2009

    Antonio Pozzoli founded his company in 1976 in Monza as an engineering business, designing and supplying turnkey plants to various sectors and by the late 1970s was well-known as a manufacturer of combustion plants for textiles, ceramics and printing.
    In 1978, ITAS supplied its first thermal oxidiser (which is still in operation and meeting today’s European standards) for cleaning of gaseous emissions.
    Another prominent product of the company, literally, is the construction of very tall flares to burn off excess gas in the oil and gas extraction industry.

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