The partnership between Global Infrastructure Partners and Eni is expected to help accelerate development of CCUS projects.

E teams up with GIP in a $100 trillion energy transition push, selling nearly half of its CCUS unit to scale carbon capture projects.

Eni has entered into an agreement to sell a 49.99% stake in Eni CCUS Holding to Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a part ...

U.S. asset manager BlackRock's infrastructure fund GIP has agreed to buy a 49.99% stake in Eni's carbon capture and storage ...

Global Infrastructure Partners [GIP] has confirmed its intention to buy a 49.99% stake in Eni CCUS Holding, subject to legal ...

Global law firm Ashurst is advising Global Infrastructure Partners ("GIP"), a part of BlackRock and one of the world's leading infrastructure ...

Eni's CCS business comprises, through relative subsidiaries, the Liverpool Bay project in the UK, which will serve as the ...

Global Infrastructure Partners, part of BlackRock, is set to acquire a stake in a carbon capture, utilisation, and storage platform, which currently encompasses the Liverpool Bay and ...

Eni S.p.A. E has entered into exclusive negotiations with Global Infrastructure Partners (“GIP”), an investment group within BlackRock, to potentially sell a 49.99% co-control stake in its ...

One company with a firm focus on the future of CCUS is Italian energy company Eni. “CCUS will be crucial in the energy transition, in particular by avoiding emissions from the hard-to-abate ...