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22 Eni for 2016 | Path to decarbonization

| Development of renewables

The development of renewable “Progetto Italia” which involves Africa and Asia) with the aim
energy sources in the Countries the development of plants (mainly of increasing energy efficiency,
in which Eni operates is a key photovoltaic) in its industrial areas, the sustainability of Eni’s
element in the Company’s available for use and of little interest consumption and improve local
strategy to move the business to other economic activities. Eni has populations’ access to energy
model towards a low-carbon identified 14 projects for an overall using a more sustainable energy
scenario. capacity of about 220 MW which mix. A series of cooperation
In 2016 large scale projects will be installed across the nation agreements have been
for generating power from by 2022. concluded with Ghana, Algeria
renewable sources were At international level, Eni and Tunisia to strengthen Eni’s
identified and launched in Italy has identified projects to be long-standing presence in these
and across the world. developed in Countries where it Countries and broaden its sphere
In Italy, Eni has launched has strategic interest (especially of activities.

˛ Development of the main renewable energy projects

Italy B
˛ PROGETTO ITALIA
Phase 1
Tunisia B 5 solar power plants,
70 MWp total
Phase 2 Pakistan B
Solar power 9 solar power plants,
(Oued Zar)
150 MWp total Solar power, 50 MWp
˛ ASSEMINI CONCENTRATED
SOLAR POWER PROJECT
CSP technology on the Assemini
industrial site

Algeria B

Solar power, Bir Rebaa
North (BRN), 10 MWp Egypt B
Solar power, large scale
Solar power, 50 MWp
Ghana G
Onshore solar power,
20-50 MWp
Floating solar power, B Brownfield
463 MW 5 MWp Projects relating to existing industrial assets and
which have the aim of producing energy from
renewable sources, exploiting all the industrial,
contractual and commercial synergies. These
Installed power projects include the replacement of fuel oil/gas
from renewables by 2020 with renewable energy.
G Greenfield
New projects that are not directly related to Eni’s
€0.55 billion industrial areas, where initiatives aimed at sales on
local networks or to industrial customers are
implemented.
of investment by 2020