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1 RISULTSThe Islands
3 RISULTSSites of national interest
12 RISULTSSites of regional interest
2 RISULTSSustainable environmental cleanup, industrial requalification inspired by historical-naturalistic promotion are drivers of the Eni Rewind strategy for Assemini.
VIEW DETAILSThe areas of the former Agricoltura plant in the Carrara municipality are of particular interest for reindustrialisation purposes as they are strategically located next to an intermodal terminal and have their very own facilities.
VIEW DETAILSSituated along the Adriatic coast for over 11,500 hectares, including land and sea areas, as well as the Salina di Punta della Contessa Natural Regional Park and 450 hectares of the multi-company petrochemical plant, of which approximately 320 is the property of Eni Rewind.
VIEW DETAILSSituated along the Adriatic coast for over 11,500 hectares, including land and sea areas, as well as the Salina di Punta della Contessa Natural Regional Park and 450 hectares of the multi-company petrochemical plant, of which approximately 320 is the property of Eni Rewind.
VIEW DETAILSEni Rewind, extraneous to the industrial activity which determined the environmental state of this site, has undertaken emergency containment measures for the protection of soil and aquifers.
VIEW DETAILSIf we wanted to identify a place from which our sustainable development challenge symbolically started, this would undoubtedly be Gela, a Site of National Interest since 2000 with 795 hectares of land areas, of which about 17 hectares are Eni Rewind and about 55 hectares managed onbehalfof ISAF.
VIEW DETAILSThe Manfredonia petrochemical plant, located in the eponymous Site of National Interest, first opened in 1968. Today it occupies 216 hectares, approximately 96 hectares of which is the property of Eni Rewind.
VIEW DETAILSSince its commissioning in the mid fifties, the multi-company plant built by Eni in Mantua has been one of Italy's most important petrochemical industrial settlements.
VIEW DETAILSThe Pieve Vergonte Site of National Interest is located in Piedmont, in Val d'Ossola. Its delimitation, as defined in Environmental Ministry Decree dated 10th January 2000, includes the area of the industrial site, divided into internal and external areas, a part of the Toce river and the Pallanza bay on Lake Maggiore.
VIEW DETAILSIn addition to approximately € 305 million already spent on soil, aquifers and demolition, including TAF management costs, over the next 15 years it expected that 259 million euros will be spent, in addition to over 117 million euros for managing the TAF.
VIEW DETAILSIt is said that Enrico Mattei strongly desired the large petrochemical area in Ravenna. Upon returning from a visit to a synthetic rubber plant in America, Eni's first ever chairman, then Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi, decided to import the technology to his country.
VIEW DETAILSEni came to Europe's biggest industrial area as part of industrial rescue operations during the 90s, when signs of the chemical crisis in Italy began to take their toll.
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