By Angelo Amante and Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) – The Brothers of Italy party, in pole position for next month’s elections, sees room to revamp parts of an European Union-funded investment programme to help the economy tackle an energy crisis and soaring costs, a party official said on Monday. Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s resignation has paved the way to early elections on Sept. 25, with surveys suggesting the conservative alliance led by far-right Brothers of Italy is well placed to win a parliamentary majority. Italy is entitled to receive more than 200 billion euros ($205.40 billion) in…