• Eni and Snam's Ravenna CCS Phase 2 secured European Commission selection for funding under the 2025 Innovation Fund's large-scale Net Zero Technologies category.
• The project targets annual CO2 storage capacity of 4 million metric tons by 2030, potentially expanding to 16 million in subsequent phases.
• Ravenna's total storage capacity is about 500 million metric tons, representing more than 70% of announced Mediterranean capacity.
• The hub will receive CO2 from Italian and European industrial emitters for permanent storage in offshore Adriatic reservoirs.
• The partners' joint venture will develop offshore storage, compression facilities and a multimodal terminal.

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