ESG indices and ratings

Eni’s business model is aimed at creating sustainable long-term value through the definition and implementation of the highest standards and best practices.

Also thanks to the growing commitment to transparency, Eni’s ratings place or confirm the company in a leading position both in the main ESG ratings and specialised indices: MSCI (confirmed as “A”), Sustainalytics (confirmed as “medium risk”), ISS ESG (Prime Status confirmed), FTSE4Good Developed Index (confirmed for the twentieth consecutive year). 

In relation to climate-focused ESG ratings, Eni was confirmed among the industry leaders in the Climate Action 100+ Net Zero Benchmark for the fifth consecutive year, in recognition of its 2050 Net Zero ambition and its long-term GHG emission reduction targets. The Transition Pathway Initiative confirmed both Eni’s top-tier rating (Level 5) for Management Quality and, for Carbon Performance, its long-term alignment with 1.5°C objective, according to the IEA Net Zero scenario.

These accomplishments are proof of Eni’s commitment to achieving the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals, which are embedded into the company’s mission. 

In its annual update published during November 2025, Sustainalytics confirmed Eni in the "medium risk" band (score range 20-30).

The rating corresponds to the residual risk following management actions on a rating scale from 1-40+ (1 is best, 40 is worst).

The Sustainalytics (Morningstar Group) ESG assessment model covers a wide range of sector- and company-specific ESG risk areas. Sustainalytics is a leading independent company in ESG and corporate governance analysis, ratings and research that supports investors in developing and implementing responsible investment strategies.

In 2025, Eni was confirmed in the highest score in its sector (B-), being evaluated as compliant to Prime Status/Industry Leaders on an A+ (best) / D- (worst) scale.

The Prime Status threshold overcome was the highest of all the sectors evaluated. ISS ESG offers support services for the development and integration of policies and practices related to responsible investment.

Eni was listed in the FTSE4Good Developed stock market index for the twentieth consecutive year in the June 2026 review. This confirms Eni’s position among the top 5 in the oil & gas sector.

Created by the global index provider FTSE Russell, the FTSE4Good index measures companies' environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance. The FTSE4Good index is used by a wide range of financial institutions to develop and evaluate financial products focused on sustainable investments.

The Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) "Net Zero Company Benchmark" is an assessment framework developed by institutional investors to analyze the progress of the world’s largest greenhouse gas-emitting companies. It serves as a tool to guide investor engagement with companies as they navigate the transition towards net-zero emissions. For the fifth consecutive year, Eni has been recognized as an industry leader within this benchmark—an acknowledgment that validates the company’s ambition to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, as well as its long-term targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) is a global initiative led by asset owners and supported by asset managers, aimed at helping investors assess companies’ preparedness for the transition to a low-carbon economy.

For the tenth consecutive year, TPI's 2026 assessment confirmed Eni among the industry leaders. Eni maintained the highest rating (5) for Management Quality, which assesses the strategic management of climate-related risks and opportunities. In terms of Carbon Performance, Eni was also among the few companies in the sector, out of a total of 51 assessed, to be aligned in the long term with the 1.5°C objective, based on the IEA Net Zero Scenario.

Eni is committed to ensuring transparency in its sustainability performance reporting. Our sustainability disclosures are increasingly consolidated within the corporate reporting channels, in line with applicable regulatory requirements, including the EU CSRD, and complemented by voluntary disclosure where appropriate. Against this background, Eni does not currently participate in the CDP disclosure, considering the existing reporting framework as appropriate to provide stakeholders with comprehensive and transparent information on our sustainability performance. We will continue to review our disclosure approach as regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations evolve.