Net Carbon Footprint Upstream (Scope 1+2)
-55% vs 2018 baseline
Above the interim target of -50% by 2024.
Sustainability reports help stakeholders and citizens understand goals, results, and environmental, social and governance initiatives, making it easier to compare progress year by year. Here you can find a short overview of key areas and the official PDF reports.
Sources: official public Eni documents (download section and PDF reports).
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Eni operates in the energy sector and manages natural resources across a complex value chain (from production to industrial and logistics activities). In this context, sustainability is key to reduce environmental impacts, protect health and safety, ensure respect for people’s rights, and make industrial choices more transparent for stakeholders, local communities and institutions.
Figures and results reported in “Eni for 2024 – A Just Transition”.
-55% vs 2018 baseline
Above the interim target of -50% by 2024.
-37% vs 2018
90% freshwater reuse
Lower withdrawals through reuse, remediation, reinjection and desalination.
81.4% of R&D spend on decarbonization
Innovation aimed at “lower-carbon” solutions.
€ 88.8 mln investments in local development
Actions on energy, water, health, education and land protection.
4.1 GW installed capacity (31/12/2024)
Up compared to 2023.
Over 21,000 charging points installed
Growth of e-mobility infrastructure in Italy and Europe.
TRIR: 0.67 (2024)
Total Recordable Injury Rate (employees + contractors).
Note: these summary figures are extracted from the 2024 report. For methodology and full details, see the PDFs in the Download section.
Official documents (PDF) by year. Links open the PDF in a new tab.
Note: documents come from official Eni publications. This page may also reference archived copies to improve availability in case the original source is temporarily unavailable. For the most up-to-date version, please refer to Eni’s official download section.
Targets declared in the sustainability and transition roadmap (2030–2050 horizon).
2030
Net-zero operational emissions for the Upstream business.
2035
Net-zero operational emissions across the group.
2050
Target covering Scope 1+2+3 emissions (life-cycle) and carbon intensity.
2030
Methane emissions “close to zero”.
2035 → 2050
By 2035, water positivity at least in 30% of operated sites in water-stressed areas (withdrawals > 0.5 Mm³/year); ambition to reach water positivity by 2050.
10 GW (2028) – 15 GW (2030) – 60 GW (2050)
Growth of installed renewable capacity.
24k (2025) – 40k (2030) – ~160k (2050)
Targets for expansion of installed charging points.
TRIR ≤ 0.40 (2025–2028)
Goal to maintain the injury rate across the four-year period.