Enilive

Increasingly decarbonized mobility requires energy diversification, with a gradual reduction of fossil fuels and the spread of alternative carriers. At Enilive Stations, services and products are already available for fuelling new engines, such as electric charging stations - thanks to the cooperation with Plenitude/Becharge - hydrogen systems and fuels from biogenic raw materials such as HVO (Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil), bio-LPG and biomethane. 

Eni has also been investing in biofuels since 2014 through its industrial assets, which include the biorefineries in Porto Marghera, Venice (the first biorefinery to be reconverted in Europe, in 2014), Gela and the St. Bernard Renewables LLC biorefinery (50% owned joint venture) in Louisiana (USA). These are joined by 22 biomethane production plants in Italy, as well as new projects, currently under evaluation, for new biorefineries in Livorno, Pengerang (Malaysia) and Daesan, South Korea.

Enilive intends to show that, in terms of the energy transition, biofuels make a current and concrete contribution to the need to decarbonize the transport sector, including the so-called hard-to-abate, i.e. heavy transport trucks, air transport and maritime transport. 

In 2013, Eni launched Enjoy, a vehicle sharing service created with the aim of reducing private vehicle fleets, decongesting traffic and improving the quality of life of people who live and work in the city.  Enjoy is available: 

• in free-floating mode, i.e. with the option to start and end rentals at any point within the coverage area, in Milan, Rome, Turin, Bologna and Florence 
• in station-based mode (at Enjoy Points in some Enilive Stations) in Padua, Vicenza, Verona, Jesolo (Venice), Lazise and Peschiera del Garda (Verona), Trento, Brixen (Bolzano) and Trieste. 

Enjoy has over 1.5 million customers, 31 million rentals since 2013 and a total fleet of around 3,000 vehicles consisting of hybrid cars, electric cars and cargo vehicles.

Smart mobility services now also include the new Eni Parking, created in certain Enilive Stations and disused Eni sites, now redeveloped and upgraded, with parking spaces equipped with smart parking and electric recharging, which can be accessed with a fully digital subscription, paying only with the Enilive App, credit card or debit card. The car parks are true intermodal hubs that also allow customers to park their cars – taking advantage of charging in the case of electric cars – and continue their journey by hiring an Enjoy.

Eni’s energy transition also involves service stations. More than 4000 locations scattered throughout Italy and another 1000 in Europe. In order to make a concrete contribution to sustainable mobility goals, Enilive stations are transformed into “mobility hubs”, places to experience where people can stop and access many services to support people on the move, helping to reduce travel and city traffic: today it is possible to do a little shopping in Emporium convenience shops, activate and withdraw Telepass subscriptions, pay post office bills and pick up parcels at special Lockers. On the food front, the Enilive Stations boast a chain of bars present at more than 1,200 locations throughout Europe, the Eni Cafés, which are joined by the more recent ALT Stazione del Gusto restaurant project created in collaboration with Accademia Niko Romito. In an informal and cosy atmosphere, ALT’s kitchen offers, from breakfast to dinner, a gastronomic proposal that ensures a tasty and high-quality stop at Enilive petrol stations.

Enilive Stations are places designed to enhance this entire offer by creating a physical and digital dialogue with people, including through the Enilive App, the digital tool that provides access to many of the services available at the facilities.