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Our growth in renewable energy production

We continue to increase capacity in renewables to support the energy transition and achieve carbon neutrality.

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Renewable energy

Renewable energy refers to energy derived from sources that naturally replenish themselves within a timescale compatible with human life, making them inexhaustible, unlike fossil fuels. The main examples include wind, solar, hydroelectric and geothermal energy. Renewable energy sources also do not release greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions into the atmosphere during their use. Biomass and biofuels are also considered renewable sources because, although they emit CO2 when burned, this corresponds to the amount of CO2 absorbed from the atmosphere by the original biomass. Thanks to these characteristics, renewable energy plays a crucial role in the energy transition.

The role of renewable energy sources in our strategy

Renewable energy is a key element of our strategy for energy diversification. Increasingly integrating them into our energy mix contributes to achieving the Net Zero target, by offering products, services and solutions that are ever more decarbonised. To accelerate the development of new businesses in this sector, we have adopted our satellite model, which enables us to create independent companies and facilitate their access to specialised capital.

Renewable sources for the zero emissions target

Plenitude gives concrete form to our commitment to progressively increase installed renewable capacity. It combines the production of electricity from wind and solar plants with the traditional sale of electricity and gas, energy efficiency services and electric mobility solutions.

Plenitude's renewables for households and businesses worldwide

By combining established conventional technologies with new solutions, we can offer an increasing production of electricity from renewable sources to households and businesses. Solar, onshore and offshore wind, storage and floating wind are the areas in which we operate in Italy and across the world. Through Plenitude we are present in Australia, France, Greece, Kazakhstan, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Norway, the UK and USA.

Our renewable energy plants are also applied in our upstream operations worldwide, helping to make them increasingly sustainable.

The renewables challenge

We anticipate growth in the production of energy from renewable sources (100% Plenitude).

  • 5.8

    GW

    installed capacity from renewables in 2025

  • >6,5

    GW

    installed capacity from renewables in 2026

  • 15

    GW

    installed capacity from renewables in 2030

Eni strengthens its satellite model as Plenitude attracts new capital to accelerate growth and share

The entry of new capital into Plenitude reinforces Eni’s position in renewables, retail and e-mobility, supporting the company’s long-term value creation and goals. The transaction further consolidates Eni’s satellite model, which involves the creation of companies focusing on business areas that are strategic for the energy transition while maintaining a strong presence in traditional activities. Thanks to their ability to attract fresh specialised capital, these companies operate with financial independence and accelerate the development of energy transition-related businesses, while remaining integral parts of the company.

Key operating and financial results

Highlights Full Year 2025

  • 1.72 mln

    boe/d

    daily production hydrocarbon

  • 5.6

    TWh

    energy production from renewable sources (100% Plenitude)

  • 12.5 bln

    euro

    adjusted cash flow

  • 12.2 bln

    euro

    proforma adjusted EBIT

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