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Eni is a key player in the UK's energy transition, with a strong footprint across the entire energy value chain. This spans from carbon capture and storage (CCS) to Offshore Wind, Fusion Energy and Upstream operations. We have launched strategic projects for the decarbonisation of several industrial areas in the country, with the aim of achieving carbon neutrality. We are a leading company in the transportation and storage of CO2, as part of the HyNet CCS cluster in North West of England and North Wales, which will be pivotal for the UK’s journey towards a Net Zero future as one of the world’s first low-carbon industrial clusters. In the CCS space, we have also launched the Bacton Thames Net Zero initiative to contribute to the decarbonisation of the most polluting industrial processes in the South East of England.
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, and are leading the development of the groundbreaking floating offshore wind plant Green Volt. We are also partnering with the UK authorities to accelerate the commercialisation of Fusion Energy. In the Upstream segment, we completed a business combination with Ithaca Energy in October 2024, and actively contribute to the UK’s energy security.
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Country profile
Activity start date: 1964 – present
Carbon management
Fusion
Oil & Gas
Energy from renewables
Education
Eni UK
Ithaca Energy
Plenitude (Vårgrønn)
Eni Global Energy Market (EGEM)
Eni Trade & Biofuels
Liverpool Bay CCS Limited
Eni CCUS Holding Limited
How we operate in the country
HyNet North West and Hewett, our decarbonisation projects
With the aim of transforming one of the UK’s most energy-intensive districts into one of the world’s first low-carbon industrial cluster, the Liverpool Bay CO2 Transport and Storage infrastructure will be pivotal for the country’s journey towards a Net Zero Future. As part of the HyNet cluster in the North West of England and North Wales, we will be actively involved in the development and management of the onshore and offshore CO2 transport and storage. The initiative will allow CO2 to be captured from industrial emitters and injected into new and repurposed pipelines for permanent and safe storage in our depleted reservoirs located about 30 kilometers off the coast in Liverpool Bay. Decommissioning and repurposing infrastructure started in 2025, with start-up of injecting CO2 planned for 2028 with initial target storage capacity of 4.5 million tonnes per year (mtpa), increasing to 10 mtpa in the 2030s. We also hold an additional carbon dioxide storage license from the UK Authorities for the Hewett depleted gas field, where we plan to develop a CCS project that will contribute to the decarbonisation of the Bacton and Thames Estuary area. The Hewett project is ideally located to potentially attract CO2 volumes from the European Union.
Developments in the renewable energy business
We operate in the UK offshore wind power generation market through Vårgrønn, a company 65% owned by Plenitude and 35% owned by the Norwegian fund HitecVision. Vårgrønn holds a 20% stake in the Dogger Bank project, together with partners Equinor and SSE Renewables. Dogger Bank started production in October 2023 and is the largest marine wind farm under construction. The project is divided into three phases (A, B and C), each with a capacity of 1.2 GW, and involves the installation of 277 latest-generation 13 MW turbines at a distance of over 130 km from the country’s north-eastern coastline for a total capacity of 3.6 GW. When fully operational, Dogger Bank will be able to produce enough renewable electricity to supply approximately six million homes.
Moreover, Vårgrønn, together with its partner Flotation Energy, signed an ‘Exclusivity Agreement’ with Crown Estate Scotland for the development of two offshore floating wind farms with a capacity of up to 1.9 GW, named GreenVolt and Cenos. The initiative is part of the INTOG (Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas) leasing round, which aims to provide renewable electricity to the UK grid, thus benefitting UK consumers and industry, while allowing the electrification and decarbonisation of O&G platforms in the northern North Sea, with the aim of reducing asset emissions. Notably, in September 2024 GreenVolt was awarded a Contract for Difference (CfD) by the UK Government for 400MW. This award will allow the development of the project, which is poised to become the first commercial-scale floating windfarm in Europe.
HyNet offshore wind farm
HyNet onshore plant
HyNet onshore plant
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HyNet offshore wind farm
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HyNet onshore plant
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HyNet onshore plant
Upstream operations via Ithaca Energy
Eni is committed to contributing to the UK’s energy security and independence via its O&G activities, providing those homegrown supplies the UK needs as it transitions to net zero. In October 2024, Eni UK finalised a business combination with Ithaca Energy for its upstream portfolio, which positions the enlarged group among the main O&G producers in the country.
Accelerating the commercialisation of Fusion Energy
Eni sees strong alignment on fusion energy with the UK Authorities. We are very proud of our ongoing collaboration with the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), with whom in March 2025 we announced a new partnership to build the world's largest and most advanced tritium fuel cycle facility to accelerate the industrialisation of fusion energy, the UKAEA-Eni H3AT Tritium Loop Facility.
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Below a selection of data about our activities in the country.
3,6
GW
the total capacity of the Dogger Bank (A, B, C) project
560
MW
nominal capacity of the floating offshore windfarm Green Volt
4.5
MTPA
phase 1 capacity of the Liverpool Bay CO2 Infrastructure, serving the HyNet Cluster
10
MTPA
phase 2 capacity of the Liverpool Bay CO2 Infrastructure, serving the HyNet Cluster
100-110
kboepd
combined pro-forma 2024 production of IthacaEnergy
3,6
GW
the total capacity of the Dogger Bank (A, B, C) project
560
MW
nominal capacity of the floating offshore windfarm Green Volt
4.5
MTPA
phase 1 capacity of the Liverpool Bay CO2 Infrastructure, serving the HyNet Cluster
10
MTPA
phase 2 capacity of the Liverpool Bay CO2 Infrastructure, serving the HyNet Cluster
100-110
kboepd
combined pro-forma 2024 production of IthacaEnergy
Our history in the UK
A snapshot of the most important steps we have taken to innovate and decarbonise the energy industry in the country.
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2020
1964
UK government approves funding for the HyNet North West project
The allocation of funds marks a crucial step towards the start of the operational phase of the initiative.
Strategic agreement combines Eni’s E&P assets with Ithaca’s
Combination with Ithaca Energy of most Upstream assets reinforces our commitment following the acquisition of Neptune Energy.
Authorisation for HyNet North West CO₂ transport network
It is world’s first regulated CCS business: infrastructure and pipelines will be constructed and operated to manage and transport CO₂ to storage hubs.
World’s first regulated business model in CCS
The initiative is an important step towards the full operation of HyNet North West.
Application submitted for storage license
The CCS project would prevent a significant amount of CO₂ emissions
Eni acquires 20% stake acquired in UK Dogger Bank C offshore wind pro
With this operation we enter the third phase of the world’s largest offshore wind farm currently under construction in the world.
Funds of around £33 million allocated to the HyNet North West CCS proj
The project will allow the construction of of the first carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure in the United Kingdom.
License obtained for the development of the HyNet North West
The activity concerns an area located in the East Irish Sea, where depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs will be reused and the infrastractures converted.
Eni enters the country
We begin our exploration activities in the country through Eni UK.
Projects
HyNet North West: Capturing and Storing CO₂ in Liverpool Bay
We contribute to the decarbonisation of UK industries through developing projects that employ CCS technology.
Liverpool Bay: we protect the environment by preserving biodiversity
In the Liverpool Bay area, we are launching several initiatives to protect the area around the city of Talacre.
Bacton Thames Net Zero, the sustainable energy future
Press releases
Press releases
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Last update: 24 April 2025
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