Eni meets Sannazzaro suppliers to outline refinery transformation plans

By Public Technologies
  • Eni met local contractors at its Sannazzaro de’ Burgondi industrial site to outline the refinery’s development and transition plans.
  • Plans include a new FCC unit to secure diesel, gasoline, jet fuel supply for northwest Italy.
  • Hydrocracker HDC2 conversion to a biorefinery targeted to produce HVO diesel, support SAF-Biojet output.
  • Advanced studies cover waste-to-chemical with Met Development to make circular methanol, hydrogen from non-recyclable waste.
  • Separate waste-to-energy project with A2A aims to generate power from industrial waste on land next to the dismantled EST unit.


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