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The Ravenna CCS will create a decarbonization value chain in Italy

Eni and Snam are developing a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project to reduce emissions from “hard to abate” industrial facilities.

2027 starting

year of industrial phase of CO₂ storage

4 Mton/y

annual CO₂ storage capacity by 2030

16+ Mton/y

of annual CO₂ storage capacity after 2030

500+ Mton

total CO₂ storage capacity in the fields

CCS brings CO₂ back underground

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) involves capturing the CO₂ emitted by industrial plants and storing it permanently in underground rock formations.

Answers to frequently asked questions about CCS

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Here are some answers to the most common doubts concerning CO₂ and CCS technologies in the context of decarbonization and energy transition.

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1,270,000 people working

in the hard-to-abate sectors in Italy according to the study by The European House-Ambrosetti

24.78 euros

average cost per tonne of CO₂ under ETS (Emission Trading System) in 2020

>80 euros

average cost per tonne of CO₂ under ETS (Emission Trading System) in 2023

CO₂ in a nutshell

It has an essential role for life on earth, but its excessive concentration in the atmosphere due to human activity is causing climate change.

The global context

CO₂ capture and storage projects are promoted by major international organisations. Europe is a leader in the development of projects in this area.

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28 November 2023 - 8:07 PM CET

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Eni: Ravenna CCS Project joins European List of Projects of Common Interest

19 December 2022 - 12:15 PM CET