Eni Presents Second Sustainability Report in Mozambique

Eni, an Italian multinational oil and gas company, has made significant strides in Mozambique through its commitment to sustainable growth and development. The company presented its second sustainability report, 'Juntos Crescemos 2024', at the Mozambique Gas Summit & Exhibition, highlighting its achievements in the country. Eni's report showcases its dedication to the region, demonstrating that success is dependent on collaboration between the company, its personnel, local communities, and partners.

Key Takeaways:

• Eni's Coral South project has achieved outstanding performance, producing 5 million tons of LNG since startup in 2022.
• The Great Limpopo Project secured Mozambique's first REDD+ license in 2024, benefiting approximately 320,000 community members across 4,000,000 hectares of forest.
• Eni has expanded its clean cooking program, distributing over 140,000 improved cookstoves, benefiting vulnerable people in the Maputo, Sofala, and Manica provinces.
• The company has launched the production of vegetable oil for Enilive biorefineries, creating new opportunities for farmers through its agri-feedstock project.
• Eni has delivered projects to promote access to essential services, such as health, water, and education, as well as economic diversification, benefiting over 120,000 people.
• The company has supported students through its vocational training program, involving over 700 students, teachers, and school staff since its inception.
• Eni has been present in Mozambique since 2006 and has discovered vast natural gas resources in the Rovuma Basin, with around 2,400 billion cubic meters of gas in place.

Statistics:

• Over 5 million tons of LNG produced by the Coral South project since its startup in 2022.
• 320,000 community members benefited from the Great Limpopo Project for REDD+ license in 2024.
• Over 140,000 improved cookstoves distributed through Eni's clean cooking program.
• 4,000,000 hectares of forest covered by the Great Limpopo Project.
• 120,000 people benefited from Eni's projects promoting access to essential services and economic diversification.
• 700 students, teachers, and school staff involved in Eni's vocational training program.
• 50,000 people benefited from economic diversification and social cohesion initiatives.
• 60,000 people gained improved access to safe water, hygiene, and sanitation services.

Sources:

• Eni SpA
• Maputo, Mozambique, Sept. 22
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