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	Production water
	eni for 2012	Progress to 2013	2017 Objectives
	SO₂
	Reduction of SO₂eq emissions	Reduction by 44% compared to 2010	Reduction of 740t/year in the refining sector
	Reinjection of up to 65% of production water in the E&P sector	Reinjection of 55% of production water	Reinjection of up to 70% of production water
	Oil spills
	Reduction of operational oil spills in the E&P sector from 3.3 to 2.4 boe per Mboe gross operating production	Goal achieved: 2.02 boe/Mboe produced
	ISO14001 and OHSAS18001 certifications
	Extension of the ISO14001 and OHSAS18001 certifications	More than 70% of subsidiaries certified	Coverage of 100% of sites with significant HSE risk by 2015
		Gas flaring
		Zero gas flaring	Reduction of gas flared by 65% compared to 2007¹	Reduction of gas flared by over 80% compared to 2007
		Energy efficiency
Continuation of downstream energy saving projects		Saving of 229 ktoe/year compared to 2010	Saving of 400 ktoe/year compared to 2010

¹In eni for 2012 the 2017 objective was zero gas flaring.

	Access to energy
	eni for 2012	Progress to 2013	2017 Objectives
	Integrated Hinda Project
	Development of an integrated project in Congo that envisages various types of intervention (access to drinking water, health, education, agriculture)	55% of the planned actions	100% of the planned actions and implementation of supplementary activities
	Development of new electrification projects in Sub-Saharan Africa	Study in Mozambique on Shared Solar-Like mini-grid	Plan to develop projects focused on access to energy and creation of 1,000 new connections in Sub-Saharan Africa through innovative solutions
	Continuation of the projects launched in Congo and Nigeria	Completion of the electricity distribution network in Pointe Noire and of the Kouakouala project in Congo to exploit natural gas. Completion of the electricity distribution project in the communities close to the Okpai power station in Nigeria
	Sustainability management system
	System for monitoring and assessing territorial investments	“Sustainability stakeholder engagement and community relations” MSG issued	At least 4 E&P subsidiaries certified in accordance with international standards
		Green chemistry
		Reconversion of the Porto Torres site – JV Matrìca	Launch of the plants envisaged in the first phase of the project	Sale of monomers and bio-lubricants amounting to around 30 kt/year
Improvement of products and processes in respect of the land and people		Launch of the project to produce rubber from Guayule	Start-up of a new pilot plant

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