Eni Rewind SpA 2024 SR
The report highlights Eni Rewind's 2024 activities and projects in environmental remediation, water management, and waste treatment. In 2024, the company spent approximately 600 million euros on remediation interventions, managed 1.9 million tonnes of special waste with a 76% recovery index, and treated over 36 million cubic meters of water, recovering 9 million cubic meters for reuse. Eni Rewind also advanced key projects like the Ponticelle project in Ravenna, which includes a Plenitude photovoltaic plant completed in February 2024, and signed a preliminary contract in March 2025 to transfer land in Cengio for a 10 MWp solar plant. Additionally, the company expanded its non-captive market portfolio and strengthened its partnership with LabAnalysis Environmental Science.
Company: Eni Rewind SpA
Sector: Water & waste services
Country: Italy
Year: 2024
Type: SR
Pages: 19
Eni Rewind SpA
The report highlights Eni Rewind's 2024 activities and projects in environmental remediation, water management, and waste treatment. In 2024, the company spent approximately 600 million euros on remediation interventions, managed 1.9 million tonnes of special waste with a 76% recovery index, and treated over 36 million cubic meters of water, recovering 9 million cubic meters for reuse. Eni Rewind also advanced key projects like the Ponticelle project in Ravenna, which includes a Plenitude photovoltaic plant completed in February 2024, and signed a preliminary contract in March 2025 to transfer land in Cengio for a 10 MWp solar plant. Additionally, the company expanded its non-captive market portfolio and strengthened its partnership with LabAnalysis Environmental Science.
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Document Details
Report Year
2024
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2024 - Dec 31, 2024
Fiscal Year
2024
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
Pages
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