We have launched strategic projects for the decarbonisation of several industrial areas in the country and initiatives to capture and store carbon (CCS) in depleted fields, with the aim of achieving carbon neutrality. We are the lead company in the consortium delivering the HyNet North West project and have strengthened our role as the UK's leading CCS operator with the UK Government's announcement of an extension to the project and a national strategy to promote the competitiveness of CCUS. We are active in the production of electricity from offshore wind power thanks to the Dogger Bank project, which will be the biggest of its kind in the world when fully operational. We have launched the Bacton Thames Net Zero initiative with other companies to contribute to the decarbonisation of the most polluting industrial processes.
Below a selection of data about our activities in the country.
annual gas production (billion cubic feet)
annual hydrocarbon production (millions of barrels of oil equivalent)
the total capacity of the Dogger Bank project (A, B, C)
gas sales (billion cubic meters)
annual gas production (billion cubic feet)
annual hydrocarbon production (millions of barrels of oil equivalent)
the total capacity of the Dogger Bank project (A, B, C)
gas sales (billion cubic meters)
A snapshot of the most important steps we have taken to innovate and decarbonise the energy industry in the country.
The allocation of funds marks a crucial step towards the start of the operational phase of the initiative.
Combination with Ithaca Energy of most Upstream assets reinforces our commitment following the acquisition of Neptune Energy.
It is world’s first regulated CCS business: infrastructure and pipelines will be constructed and operated to manage and transport CO₂ to storage hubs.
The initiative is an important step towards the full operation of HyNet North West.
The CCS project would prevent a significant amount of CO₂ emissions
With this operation we enter the third phase of the world’s largest offshore wind farm currently under construction in the world.
The project will allow the construction of of the first carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure in the United Kingdom.
The activity concerns an area located in the East Irish Sea, where depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs will be reused and the infrastractures converted.
We begin our exploration activities in the country through Eni UK.
We contribute to the UK's decarbonisation efforts through projects that employ CCS technology.
In the Liverpool Bay area, we are launching several initiatives to protect the area around the city of Talacre.
Eni House
10 Ebury Bridge Road - Londra SW1W 8PZ
123 Buckingham Palace Road SW1W - 9SL Londra
Upstream And Technical Services
One St. Paul's Churchyard - Londra