Eni's Way Magazine n. 3/2003

Environmental issues are given extensive coverage in this issue of the magazine that opens with some reflections on the Kyoto Protocol and indications for the reduction of CO₂ emissions by Alberto Clô. In the meantime, the major operators in the energy industry – also in their own interest – are acting as if the Protocol were already operative.

The media give a lot of space to negative development forecasts that are subsequently revealed to be unfounded. Nevertheless, public opinion continues to be interested in such forecasts. The economist Emilio Gerelli explains why this happens.

Methane is the best fossil fuel for the production of electricity. It's a question not only of technologies but also of the environment.

The interview deals with the problem of economic growth and its positive effects on wealth and consumption. But does it really make people happier? Daniel Kahneman, Nobel prize-winner for economics, responds.

Who will ever forget the days of austerity and "Sundays on foot" in order to save energy? An analysis of the price trends of crude oil in the 30 years since the first oil shock of 1973. a situation in which instability has more to do with the forecasts than the actual performance.

The report illustrates development and social progress in the Arabian Peninsula, starting with: Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

When health care is online and in real time. At the forefront of online medicine, the programme put together by Eni for its 30,000 Italian and foreign employees working abroad.