Eni and the Synergy with the Territory in Ravenna: a close and virtuous bond

Eni and the Synergy with the Territory in Ravenna: a close and virtuous bond
Eni and the Synergy with the Territory in Ravenna: a close and virtuous bond

Last updated on 1 July 2024 by Armando Proietti

Eni, through the words of Luca DeCaroHead of the Central Northern District, underlined the importance of synergy with the territory of Ravenna during the Wild Mussel Festival in Ravenna Marina.

Sustainable fishing and marine habitat conservation

The fishing of wild mussels by local fishermen and the conservation and study activities of the Centro Sperimentale Tutela degli Habitat represent a virtuous example of connection with the territory. Both activities are closely linked to the Eni platforms, in particular to their submerged parts, which become refuges for numerous fish species, including the mussel, thanks also to the protection provided by the interior of the surrounding areas prohibited to fishing.

The importance of the marine environment for biodiversity

The optimal water conditions favor the development of the mussel, transforming it into a prized and highly sought-after culinary product on the market. In addition, sea turtles find in this environment a sanctuary that allows them to recover the energy needed for long migratory journeys. This synergy not only enhances the territory, but also contributes to the conservation of marine biodiversity.

Transforming platforms for energy transition

In addition to sustainable fishing and the conservation of the marine environment, Eni is making a significant contribution to the energy transition and circularity with the reuse of platforms as CO2 storage hubs. This initiative promotes a green approach to the management of methane platforms in Adriaticdemonstrating a concrete commitment to environmental and energy sustainability.

The synergy between Eni and the territory of Ravenna translates into virtuous initiatives that promote environmental sustainability and the protection of marine biodiversity. Collaboration with local fishermen, researchers and volunteers shows how cooperation can lead to positive results for the environment and the community. The transformation of offshore platforms into green structures highlights Eni’s commitment to the transition towards a sustainable energy future.

Insights

Luca DeCaro: Head of the Central Northern District of Eni, a major Italian energy company.

Ravenna: City located in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, known for its rich history and archaeological sites, as well as being an important industrial and economic center.

Marina of Ravenna: Seaside resort on the Adriatic coast, part of the municipality of Ravenna.
Adriatic: The Adriatic Sea, a sea located between the Italian peninsula and the Balkans, an important communication route and rich in marine biodiversity.
This article highlights the importance of the synergy between Eni and the territory of Ravenna during the Festa della Cozza Selvaggia in Marina di Ravenna. The key role of sustainable wild mussel fishing by local fishermen and the conservation and study activities of the Centro Sperimentale Tutela degli Habitat are highlighted, which show a virtuous example of connection with the territory.
Furthermore, the article highlights the importance of the marine environment for biodiversity, highlighting how optimal water conditions favor mussel development and provide an essential environment for sea turtles. The synergy between Eni and the territory not only enhances the territory, but also contributes to the conservation of marine biodiversity.
Finally, Eni’s initiative regarding the transformation of offshore platforms into CO2 storage hubs is mentioned, promoting a green approach to the management of platforms in the Adriatic Sea and demonstrating a concrete commitment towards environmental and energy sustainability.

 
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