For the 2025 edition, we are returning to the OMC Med Energy Conference & Exhibition, at the Pala De André in Ravenna, to showcase our industrial transformation with a space that highlights the contribution we are making to the energy transition. Our stand reflects Eni’s integrated approach, featuring a programme of talks and installations that present our key technologies and solutions for the energy sector. At the heart of the exhibition are projects focused on CO2 capture and storage, the HPC6 supercomputer, and magnetic confinement fusion, alongside Eni Rewind’s environmental remediation projects.
Innovation also takes centre stage through Versalis’ sustainable chemistry, advanced technological solutions, the Open-es platform and the Sustainable B2B model. A separate focus is also dedicated to professional opportunities at Eni, particularly in the areas of research and development and digitalisation.
Our projects for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), a set of technologies essential for reducing emissions.
Our supercomputing system is among the most powerful in the world and it accelerates our transformation.
We are developing new technologies to achieve the full circularity of our products throughout their life cycle.
A technological solution that generates large amounts of energy with a safe, sustainable and virtually unlimited process.
Joule, Eni’s school of entrepreneurship, is a partner of the call4ideas “Energy & Digital Transition at OMC Med Energy 2025”, which will open the activities of the Innovation Room on the afternoon of 8 April. Seven early-stage startups working on strategic themes in the energy and digital evolution have been selected through the call. They will pitch their ideas on 8 April to a panel of experts, who will then announce the winner.
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The OMC Med Energy Conference & Exhibition is the Mediterranean’s leading biennial energy event, and the 2025 edition brings together exhibitors and delegations from across the region, particularly from Algeria and other North African countries, as well as from Kazakhstan. Ravenna, the city hosting OMC, confirms its role as a hub for industrial and economic dialogue, and stands out as one of the most innovative energy centres thanks to Ravenna CCS — the CO2 capture and storage facility we have developed and are further expanding in partnership with SNAM. In this strategic district, we aim to launch new projects dedicated to blue power - low-emission electricity generated by gas-fired power stations with CO2 capture and storage - leveraging the storage potential of Ravenna CCS. Another strength of Ravenna is its industrial port, which OMC will spotlight with a full day of meetings and conferences.
Reducing industrial emissions by storing CO₂ underground: learn more about the project and its potential on the new Eni and Snam website.
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