Italy is undergoing a major process of energy transition that sees it heavily involved in pursuing ambitious decarbonization targets within a European continent that is already leading the world in the fight against climate change. Italy’s decarbonization strategy is based on a major commitment to energy efficiency and investment in renewables.
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Renewables in Italy
We plan to develop renewable energy plants in Italy near our sites in order to supply them or put energy on the grid.


Research centre for renewable energy and the environment in Novara
Where we are developing latest-generation technologies for latest-generation renewables and environmental protection.

SUPERFAST#3 - Goal: clean energy
HPC5: powerful research accelerator for zero-carbon energy.

ISWEC, the energy from the sea
With Turin Polytechnic we have opened a research laboratory to exploit the energy of the sea: with ISWEC we produce electricity from wave motion, with the possibility of powering offshore plants.

Organic Photovoltaic OPV
We are developing a technology to generate solar energy from an extremely thin film, harnessing the properties of photoactive polymers.

LSC - Luminescent Solar Concentrators
We have invented special transparent sheets that capture light at low intensity and concentrate this along the edges, where it is transformed into electricity.

CSP - Concentrated Solar Power
We have improved the performance of concentrated solar power plants to make them more efficient, economical and versatile.

ENI'S FACES#2 - Nanometric energy
This is the story of Alessandra, the lab technician who won the Innovators Under 35 award from MIT Technology Review magazine.

ALBERT#1 - Smart windows
Luminescent solar concentrators (LSCs): smart windows to you. Eni's research centre in Novara has reinvented photovoltaic solar power, giving birth to a new technology that creates energy.

ALBERT#3 - MarEnergy, the cradle of energy
In Ravenna’s offshore is the world's first hybrid system for collecting solar and wave energy and even storing it.

PEOPLE#2 – Meet Angelo
This 27-year-old technician and researcher has just won the Boston MIT Technology Review prize for young innovators under 35. Meet Angelo Poletto.

Solar power in the "oven"
From France to Italy, all about new concentration plants.

Lights on organic photovoltaics
OPV solar panels and the development of solar energy in Europe.

The power of the Italian sea
Italy's role in the development of new technologies to produce energy efficiently from water.

A new battery for the Concentrated Solar technology
The CSP technology, one of the many solutions developed by Eni for its decarbonization strategy, can now count on an innovative thermal energy storage system.

Molecular modelling for the photovoltaic of the future
Molecular modeling and supercomputers, the constant work of Eni researchers to improve the technology of Organic PhotoVoltaics (OPV) and Luminescent Solar Concentrators (LSC).

The power of the oceans
The energy coming from the sea is still a huge potential. Eni's challenge is to exploit this capacity and hence, expand the field of renewables.

Eni Award, our very own Nobel Prize in Energy
2008 saw the first edition of the Eni Award. In 12 years, 78 researchers from five continents have been awarded, and the story goes on.