Remediation

Together with local institutions and stakeholders, we plan interventions for the areas to be remediated in view of making them available for new development opportunities.

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Regenerating an area means creating new opportunities in environmental, social and economic terms. To do this, it is essential that the future reuse of the areas is planned at an early stage of the remediation process, in agreement with the institutions and local stakeholders. This approach is part of our integrated operating model which we use to oversee every stage of the process, from preliminary characterisation surveys to final certification. Thanks to the experience and skills we have gained in the field, we are now able to maximise the effectiveness and efficiency of our interventions and develop increasingly innovative and environmentally friendly solutions for each new project. We have a constant commitment to ensure the sustainable management of soil, water and waste. In compliance with the relevant legislation, we favour the application of in situ technologies in our projects. This enables the remediation of soil and groundwater matrices in their natural location, without resorting to excavation and disposal operations, thus minimising the carbon footprint of environmental activities.

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Sustainable remediation

We design solutions in agreement with all stakeholders and with respect for the environment.

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Our regeneration projects

Remediation as a driver of sustainable development.

Where we operate in Italy

We are present at over 100 sites, of which 17 are located within 13 Sites of National Priority. We own about 3,700 hectares of former or disused industrial areas in Italy, of which 1,807 are non-contaminated or have already been reclaimed and 1,401 are being remediated. By 2030, 86% of the areas will be made available for new development initiatives. Most of the areas in which we operate were acquired or conferred by law in the 1980s and 1990s as a result of the political decision to engage Eni, then a public body, in rescue operations for industrial entities in crisis.

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The Sites of National Priority have been identified and established by the Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea Protection (now the Ministry of Ecological Transition) since 1998, in agreement with the regions concerned. The Italian Consolidated Environmental Act (art. 252 of Legislative Decree no. 152/2006 and subsequent amendments) states that "For the purposes of remediation, Sites of National Priority are identified in relation to the characteristics of the site, the quantity and hazardousness of the pollutants present, the significance of the impact on the surrounding environment in terms of health and ecological risk, as well as damage to cultural and environmental heritage". The administrative procedure for the remediation of sites of national priority falls under the responsibility of the Ministry of Ecological Transition.

Our presence in Italy

Crotone

The Crotone - Cassano - Cerchiara site of national priority was established by Ministerial Decree 468/2001, with a land area of around 884 hectares. Of these, 77 are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Assemini

The Sulcis - Iglesiente - Guspinese site of national priority was established by ministerial decree 468/2001, with a land area of 19.750 hectares. Of these, 220 are owned by Eni Rewind in Assemini.

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Fano

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Priolo

The Priolo site of national priority was established by law 426/1998, with a land area of around 5.815 hectares. Of these, 285 are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Avenza

The Massa and Carrara site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers around 116 hectares, of which 17 are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Mantua

The Mantua Lakes and Chemical Hub site of national priority was established by Law 179/2002. It covers 614 hectares of land, about 96 of which are owned by Eni Rewind.

Venice

The Venice Porto Marghera site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers around 1,618 hectares, of which 206 are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Porto Torres

The Porto Torres site of national priority was established by law 179/2002. It covers around 1.870 hectares of land, 1.124 of which are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Cengio and Saliceto

The Cengio and Saliceto site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers around 22.249 hectares, of which 69 are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Brindisi

The Brindisi site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers 5,851 hectares of land, 326 of which are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Gela

The Gela site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers 795 hectares of land, 21 of which are owned by Eni Rewind and about 55 are managed on behalf of Isaf.

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Cesano Maderno

The plant, located within Cesano Maderno, Ceriano Laghetto and Bovisio Masciago, was established in the late 1800s for the production of explosives. Later it housed chemical plants for intermediates and finished products. Eni Rewind is involved in the management of the areas (33 hectares) inherited from the former Acna.

Colline Metallifere

In Tuscany, Eni Rewind is the owner of mining concessions in the so-called Metalliferous hills (Campiano, Fenice Capanne, Gavorrano, Manciano and Niccioleta), transferred by the Italian government in the late ‘70s when the mines were already depleted or inactive. The current overall property is equal to approximately 680 hectares, while the mining concessions extend over 1.459 hectares.

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Bolgiano

In Bolgiano, municipality of San Donato Milanese, Eni Rewind owns an area of approximately 4 hectares inherited from Snam Rete Gas and never employed for production activities.

Cirò Marina

The plant of Cirò Marina occupies an area of almost 24 hectares along the Ionian coast of Calabria. In 2009 Eni Rewind provided for the permanent safety of the site and preparatory activities for the demolition of the hyperpure sodium chloride plant as well as of other existing structures.

Credera

The former training centre is located in Credera Rubbiano, between Lodi and Crema municipalities. The area was inherited from Snam Rete Gas and extends approximately 74,000 m2 (ownership of 6 ha). Eni Rewind is engaged in supervisory activities and safety measures interventions.

Ferrandina

The Ferrandina site, inherited from Liquichimica, is located in the homonymous municipality and falls within the Site of National Interest Val Basento Industrial Area. Eni Rewind only owns the diaphragmed area (12.5 hectares) and carries out periodic maintenance and monitoring of the groundwater.

Novara

The origins of the Novara industrial site date back to the 1920s, when the company Montecatini built one of the first ammonia synthesis plants with the Fauser process. Today, Eni Rewind owns approximately 4 hectares and is involved in soils and groundwater management activities.

Ottana

The industrial site of Ottana was founded in 1970 by the company Chimica del Tirso for the production of textile fibres. In 1971 it became Fibre del Tirso, a Eni/Montedison joint venture. Later, the plant was transferred to Enichem Fibre for the production of synthetic fibres. In 2014 Syndial (today Eni Rewind) sold the properties to West Dock, with the exception of the area occupied by the former landfill, which was closed and contained, and the sludge collection tanks.

Paderno Dugnano

The site, which falls within the municipalities of Paderno Dugnano and Bollate, was established after the Second World War for the recovery of non-ferrous metals obtained from scrap (lead, brass and bronze). Today Eni Rewind, which inherited 2.1 hectares of areas from Enirisorse after various company transfers, sees to the ordinary management of the area, in addition to constant groundwater monitoring.

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San Gavino Monreale

The San Gavino Monreale site was first developed in 1930 by a consortium between the companies Monteponi and Montevecchio for the refining of lead. In 1978 it entered the Eni group. Today the area owned by Eni Rewind includes a square, the former landfill and a wooded area. Environmental measures on the site included a hydraulic barrier, a water treatment plant and post-operam management of the former landfill.

Sarroch

The petrochemical plant of Sarroch was built by Saras Chimica company in 1967, which was replaced by Anic in 1969. With the end of the Eni/Montedison joint venture, the site was transferred to Enichem which in turn handed over productions to Polimeri Europa (now Versalis) in 2002. Eni Rewind maintains the remediation liabilities of the areas transferred to Versalis and is owner of the former landfills, managing their maintenance.

Pieve Vergonte

The Pieve Vergonte site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers around 4.291 hectares of land, 37 of which are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Manfredonia

The Manfredonia site of national priority was established by law 426/1998. It covers around 216 hectares of land, 96 of which are owned by Eni Rewind.

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Ravenna

In Ravenna, Eni Rewind owns 58 hectares, located within and outside the industrial site perimeter.

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Ferrara

In Ferrara, Eni Rewind owns 116 hectares, located within and outside the industrial site perimeter.

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Cassano Cerchiara

The Crotone - Cassano - Cerchiara site of national priority was established by Ministerial Decree 468/2001, with a surface area of around 884 hectares of land.

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Sa Canna

At the Acqua Sa Canna site, Eni Rewind owns an area of 31 hectares.

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Sa Piramide

The Sulcis - Iglesiente - Guspinese site of national priority was established by ministerial decree 468/2001. It covers around 19.750 hectares of land, 47 of which owned by Eni Rewind in Sa Piramide.

Robassomero

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Rho

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Fornovo

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Livorno

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Ponte Galeria

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Ascoli Satriano

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Napoli

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Bari

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Taranto

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Val d'Agri

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Ragusa

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Mazara del Vallo

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

Portovesme

Site managed as Eni global contractor.

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