Eni's Way Magazine n. 4/2004

The opening of the review is dedicated to Greenstream. Through Greenstream, Libya gives new momentum to the energy sector and outlines its future, where economic growth and social development are tied to new political openings, towards Italy and the entire West. Roberto Aliboni, vicepresident of the Rome-based Istituto Affari Internazionali, speaks about it.

The interview with Michael Spence, 2001 Nobel laureate in Economics, who explains why the time of free trade is also the time to search for new engines and different equilibriums for economic growth.

The reportage by Mimmo Càndito  is dedicated to Spain. Since it joined the European Community the Iberian country has been a model of vitality. Why political evolution has also brought economic and social development.

An article describes an example of positive collaboration between Eni and University: the first edition of the 3-year postgraduate courses, started by Eni Corporate University with the cooperation of four important universities, is over. The first 64 graduates are already working in the group's companies.

Technologies, reserves, market economies and environmental sustainability are the main factors of change in the energy scenario. Yet, there is just one energy source which can guarantee the balance required in the near future: natural gas. Alessandro Bianchi, master professor, Chemical Engineering Faculty of Bologna University and senior economist with Rie (Industrial and Energy Research), a Bologna-based independent consultancy firm, supports it.

Mauro Coppini currently heads the satellite telematic channel "Nuvolari" (Sky tv platform) devoted to the world of motors:  there can be no development in propulsion systems without fuel evolution, because it would not be possible to respond to the new demand and to compatibility as regards security, consumption saving and environmental safeguard.