Eni: Callisto selected by EU as project of 'common interest'

(CercleFinance.com) - Eni announces that the Callisto integrated carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the Mediterranean, which is jointly proposed by Eni and Snam with the collaboration of Air Liquide - which is also the coordinator and anchored at the Ravenna CO2 storage hub - has been selected by the European Commission to join the list of Projects of Common Interest (PCIs).


Callisto aims to develop a CCS value chain in south-western Europe, focusing on the decarbonisation of Italian industrial zones, starting with those of Ravenna and Ferrara, as well as the Fos-Marseille hub in France.

The project is led by Eni and Snam in Italy, and by Air Liquide for the Fos-Marseille industrial cluster in France.

The project aims to develop the largest network in the Mediterranean for the capture, transport and storage of CO2, offering a decarbonisation solution for industries such as cement plants, fertilizers, steel mills, etc.


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