Technologies developed as part of Eni’s Energy Transition programme.
Technologies developed as part of Eni’s Energy Transition programme.
“The transport sector is responsible for approximately one-quarter of the 35 billion tonnes of emissions released every year. All scenarios show that fossil fuels will continue to be the main energy carriers for at least the next 20 or 30 years.”
Carbon dioxide is an important resource and Eni is seeking to make best use of it through different technologies and techniques, limiting at the same time its effects on the environment. One technology currently being researched allows some of the CO2 generated by a vehicle's engine to be directly captured and stored in a liquid or compressed form. The captured carbon dioxide can then be exploited in various ways:
From the Big Bang to the present day, we present the amazing (video) story of CO2. Find out why carbon dioxide has played such an important role in the history of our planet and why we risk destroying an ancient equilibrium that contributed to the birth of life itself...
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