• Eni CCUS Holding, the carbon capture and storage platform backed by Eni and BlackRock’s Global Infrastructure Partners, secured a financing facility of more than GBP 500 million from a 13-bank lender group to expand funding for its CCS project pipeline.
• The facility follows the project financing of Liverpool Bay CCS, the HyNet cluster’s transport and storage backbone, which reached financial close with the UK government in April 2025.
• Liverpool Bay CCS targets start-up in 2028 with initial storage capacity of 4,500,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, scaling to 10,000,000 tonnes annually in the 2030s.
• Funding is also set to support Eni CCUS Holding’s wider portfolio, including L10-CCS in the Netherlands and the Bacton CCS project in the UK.
• Eni CCUS Holding also holds the right to acquire Eni’s 50% stake in the Ravenna CCS project in Italy as it builds out a broader CCS platform.

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