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Presentation of the "Basket Bond - Sustainable Energy" program, implemented by ENI
Basket Bond - Sustainable Energy
January 31, 2022 Milan
Revamping of Hydraulic Pipes for Marcegaglia Group
Realization of air conditioning systems adapted to anti-COVID standards.
Mina Service wins an important order for the Marcegaglia Group
The job consists in the Revamping of Hydraulic Pipes for the Ravenna plant, the largest metallurgical plant of the Group and the most important logistic and intermodal hub for all the industrial and commercial activities of the chain.
Natural gas, renewable energies and the energy transition.
About 40% of the energy we currently consume in Italy comes from natural gas, which in environmental terms is the least impactful.
The energy transition, a major topic of our days and of the near future, is not as simple as it may seem and will take a few decades. The solution cannot involve the use of a single type of energy, but rather a range of sources that are integrated: wind, solar, hydrogen, biomethane, but also a part of fossil and in this area natural gas has the least impact in environmental terms.
But let's take a step back, analyzing the natural gas situation.
Where does gas come from?
Currently, fossil sources (including gas) supply about 80% of our global activities.
Italy is a country that uses a lot of natural gas, or 40% of all the energy we consume.
90% of the gas Italy consumes is imported from abroad, through "ports".