This new launch is Congo’s first vegetable oil plant for biofuels, boosting sustainable mobility, regenerative agriculture, rural development, and local energy transition efforts.

Versalis, Eni’s chemical company, unveiled a demonstration plant based on Hoop, the company’s new proprietary technology for the chemical recycling of mixed plastic waste.

Versalis' Porto Marghera plant produces up to 20,000 tonnes of recycled polystyrene annually, using 35–100% post-consumer plastics for packaging, construction, and insulation.

La Flota photovoltaic system will be built with solar tracking structures and the latest generation bifacial modules.

The plant is operational, and will produce more than 70 GWh of electricity annually, equivalent to the annual energy needs of over 22,000 households and will enrich Plenitude's portfolio of renewable energy production in Italy.

The Gela biorefinery has the capacity to process 736,000 tonnes of biomass per year, which is primarily derived from waste and residual feedstocks.

Plenitude expands in Spain’s renewable market, doubling capacity to 950 MW, completing the 150 MW Caparacena project, and advancing 820 MW for 2025-2026 completion.

HPC6 provides a significant increase in computational power to a peak of 606 PFlop/s, or over 600 quadrillion mathematical operations per second.

The agreements confirm the areas of cooperation between Eni and SOCAR in view of the next United Nations Climate Change Conference COP29, to be held in Azerbaijan in November 2024.

The agreement will bring together the innovation, experience and technological skills of all three companies. The partnership aims to develop a model for the creation of a scalable and increasingly sustainable supply chain.