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Enilive S.p.A. is Eni’s dedicated business for biofuels and mobility, based in Italy. The company integrates biorefining operations, feedstock sourcing, and the distribution of fuels for road and aviation customers. It focuses on converting biomass-derived raw materials—such as used cooking oil and other waste and residue streams—into renewable fuels.
Enilive’s portfolio centers on hydrotreated products made with Eni’s proprietary Ecofining technology, including HVO (hydrogenated vegetable oil) diesel, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), naphtha, and bio-LPG. By scaling industrial biorefineries and supply chains for advanced feedstocks, the company supports lower lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions in transport while complementing Eni’s broader energy transition strategy. Enilive emerged from Eni’s reorganization of downstream and sustainable mobility activities and operates within Eni S.p.A.’s group structure.
Also known as Enilive S.p.A., Eni Deutschland GmbH, and Enilive Deutschland GmbH.
chemXplore tracks 5 projects involving Enilive, of which 3 are active.
Besides these 3, the record holds 2 completed projects.
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Advanced Sustainable Fuel (ASF) powers Mercedes‑AMG PETRONAS in F1’s first season of advanced sustainable fuels; PETRONAS is building biorefinery capacity for SAF, HVO and bio‑naphtha.
Feasibility study to evaluate Ecofining‑based bio‑gasoline for motorsport performance and potential commercial rollout.
Study finds HVO and SAF are immediately deployable to cut transport GHGs, use existing infrastructure, protect refining jobs and diversify supply and feedstock chains.
Diesel from waste feedstocks will power logistics vehicles across European rounds, supplied via a broad service-station network with Multicard refuelling; lifecycle CO₂ cuts reported at 79.5%.
Double-digit underlying production growth, new JV and project FIDs, entry into critical minerals, and a larger share buyback with slightly higher 2026 production guidance.
Two awards cover Baleine Phase 3 offshore pipelines and subsea systems, and an EPC deoxygenation unit at the Venice biorefinery to boost HVO output.
Adds about 320 stations across Germany, Denmark, Austria and Switzerland; sites to be integrated progressively and will offer HVO biofuel, fast EV charging and convenience formats; subject to approvals.
Corporate fleets to run on 100% HVO diesel from renewable feedstocks with per-vehicle traceability and station coverage across Italy, Germany and Austria.
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