HPC6

Current uses

• Leadership in geosciences

  Its computing power supports algorithms used for three-dimensional subsoil imaging, based on data acquired from the surface, as well as for computational fluid dynamics (CFD).

• Development of CO₂ storage technologies

  By analysing the interactions between CO₂ and rock systems, we strengthen our expertise in re-using depleted reservoirs as storage sites.

• Competitive advantage

  Our HPC systems support applications ranging from scientific research to energy production from new sources, to AI.

Challenges

• Development of innovative materials

  Increasingly in demand in areas such as more sustainable chemistry and to reach reduction goals for carbon impact.

• Magnetic confinement fusion

  Plasma behaviour’s simulations to improve fusion efficiency and stability while advancing research into innovative materials.

• Atmospheric simulations

  To mitigate weather impacts on Eni’s infrastructure and to effectively design and manage wind and solar plants.