(AOF) – Eni announces the creation of Eni Sustainable Mobility, its new company dedicated to sustainable mobility that brings together services and products that support the energy transition and accelerate the path to net zero emissions throughout their life cycle. life. Eni Sustainable Mobility will develop bio-refining, biomethane and the sale of mobility products and services in Italy and abroad, on a path that will allow the company to evolve into a multi-service and multi-energy company .
The company integrates existing biorefining and biomethane assets, including the Venice and Gela biorefineries, and will oversee the development of new projects, including those in Livorno and Pengerang in Malaysia, which are currently being evaluated.
Eni Sustainable Mobility will also integrate a network of more than 5,000 points of sale in Europe to market and distribute a number of energy carriers, including hydrogen and electricity, as well as fuels of organic origin, including biomethane and HVO (hydrogenated vegetable oil), in addition to other mobility products such as bitumen, lubricants and fuels.
These stations will also support Eni’s other services related to mobility, such as the Enjoy car-sharing service, catering services and stores close to Eni’s points of sale.
The CEO of Eni Sustainable Mobility is Stefano Ballista, ex-Director of Sustainable Mobility at Eni Energy Evolution.
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