Our carbon neutrality partners

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Collaboration in the decarbonization pathway

We work with academia, civil society, institutions and businesses to foster the energy transition. Our partnerships allow us to enhance and generate knowledge and share best practices while creating value for the company and its stakeholder.

A strategic choice for the energy transition

Our network of partnerships for decarbonization allows us to enhance and generate knowledge as well as to share best practices.

Partnerships and collaborations with industry stakeholders are a key tool for the energy transition path. This is why we continue to expand our network of collaborations with academia, civil society, institutions and businesses, with the aim of joining forces, creating new synergies and multiplying opportunities to offer innovative solutions for low- or zero-emission energy. In this context and with these objectives , The Alliance for Industry Decarbonization was launched : with the other founding members of the alliance, we participated in the first meeting at COP27, proposing a tangible contribution to the decarbonization of industrial sectors.

Recognising the centrality of national and international institutions for the implementation of the Paris Agreement, we engage in dialogue with policymakers both directly and through trade associations. Thus, we actively contribute to the definition of strategies and standards to accelerate the transition to Net Zero.

In every context, we support the principles we consider essential in combating climate change:

  • support for the goals of the Paris Agreement and Net Zero by 2050
  • identifying the role of natural gas in the transition
  • support for carbon pricing mechanisms
  • support for increased energy efficiency and the development of low and zero carbon technologies
  • promoting the role of Natural Climate Solutions
  • support for transparency and climate disclosure.

These principles are published within Eni's Responsible Engagement guidelines , which we first published in 2020. 

For some time, we have been promoting various initiatives to involve the entire value chain.
Learn more about our supplier relationships:

In terms of transparent communication, we support the establishment of best practices for comprehensive climate disclosure and, in reporting, adopt the recommendations of the TCFD published in 2017. Furthermore, we promote the need to homogenise the methodologies used for reporting GHG emissions, so that the performance and decarbonization targets of the oil and gas sector are comparable.

Transparency in reporting related to climate change, together with the strategy implemented by the company, have enabled us to be confirmed, again in 2022, in the leadership band of the CDP Climate Change programme¹. Eni's score of A- is higher than the overall average score of C, on a scale of D (lowest) to A (highest). Eni CDP Climate Change questionnaires available in the section Documentation.

In the same year, Carbon Tracker2's research on Integrated Energy Companies (IECs) placed Eni first among peers due to the thoroughness of its GHG emission methodology, medium-to-long-term intermediate targets and company-wide emission scope. The recent Net Zero Company Benchmark of the CA100+3 investor coalition also named Eni, for the second year in a row, as one of the companies most aligned with the requirements of the CA100+ Net Zero Company Benchmark in terms of GHG emission reduction targets, governance and climate disclosure. The CA100+ assessment is one of the main references for dialogue with investors on issues related to climate strategy.

 

1) CDP (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project) is an internationally recognised organisation, and is among the leading institutions in assessing the climate performance and strategy of listed companies.

2) An independent financial think tank that, for several years, has conducted analyses to assess the impact of the energy transition on carbon-intensive companies and financial markets.

3) Climate Action 100+ is the largest shareholder engagement initiative on climate change issues, with around 700 investors to date.

 

A strategic choice for the energy transition

Our network of partnerships for decarbonization allows us to enhance and generate knowledge as well as to share best practices.

Partnerships and collaborations with industry stakeholders are a key tool for the energy transition path. This is why we continue to expand our network of collaborations with academia, civil society, institutions and businesses, with the aim of joining forces, creating new synergies and multiplying opportunities to offer innovative solutions for low- or zero-emission energy. In this context and with these objectives , The Alliance for Industry Decarbonization was launched : with the other founding members of the alliance, we participated in the first meeting at COP27, proposing a tangible contribution to the decarbonization of industrial sectors.

Recognising the centrality of national and international institutions for the implementation of the Paris Agreement, we engage in dialogue with policymakers both directly and through trade associations. Thus, we actively contribute to the definition of strategies and standards to accelerate the transition to Net Zero.

In every context, we support the principles we consider essential in combating climate change:

  • support for the goals of the Paris Agreement and Net Zero by 2050
  • identifying the role of natural gas in the transition
  • support for carbon pricing mechanisms
  • support for increased energy efficiency and the development of low and zero carbon technologies
  • promoting the role of Natural Climate Solutions
  • support for transparency and climate disclosure.

These principles are published within Eni's Responsible Engagement guidelines , which we first published in 2020. 

For some time, we have been promoting various initiatives to involve the entire value chain.
Learn more about our supplier relationships:

In terms of transparent communication, we support the establishment of best practices for comprehensive climate disclosure and, in reporting, adopt the recommendations of the TCFD published in 2017. Furthermore, we promote the need to homogenise the methodologies used for reporting GHG emissions, so that the performance and decarbonization targets of the oil and gas sector are comparable.

Transparency in reporting related to climate change, together with the strategy implemented by the company, have enabled us to be confirmed, again in 2022, in the leadership band of the CDP Climate Change programme¹. Eni's score of A- is higher than the overall average score of C, on a scale of D (lowest) to A (highest). Eni CDP Climate Change questionnaires available in the section Documentation.

In the same year, Carbon Tracker2's research on Integrated Energy Companies (IECs) placed Eni first among peers due to the thoroughness of its GHG emission methodology, medium-to-long-term intermediate targets and company-wide emission scope. The recent Net Zero Company Benchmark of the CA100+3 investor coalition also named Eni, for the second year in a row, as one of the companies most aligned with the requirements of the CA100+ Net Zero Company Benchmark in terms of GHG emission reduction targets, governance and climate disclosure. The CA100+ assessment is one of the main references for dialogue with investors on issues related to climate strategy.

 

1) CDP (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project) is an internationally recognised organisation, and is among the leading institutions in assessing the climate performance and strategy of listed companies.

2) An independent financial think tank that, for several years, has conducted analyses to assess the impact of the energy transition on carbon-intensive companies and financial markets.

3) Climate Action 100+ is the largest shareholder engagement initiative on climate change issues, with around 700 investors to date.

 



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