- pronunciation: [ˈɛːni]),
acronym for and
formerly legally known as Ente ****onale
idrocarburi (National
Hydrocarbons Board), is an
Italian multinational energy company...
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reorganized it into the
National Fuel
Trust (Italian: Ente ****onale
Idrocarburi, ENI).
Under his direction, ENI
negotiated important oil concessions...
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Protection ****ociation. pp. 11, 132. ISBN 978-1455913879.
Enciclopedia degli idrocarburi [Encyclopaedia of Hydrocarbons] (in Italian). Vol. II. Roma, Italy: Eni...
- "Sintesi in
chimica organica per
mezzo della luce. Nota II.
Composti degli idrocarburi non
saturi con
aldeidi e chetoni" [Synthesis in
organic chemistry by...
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which was
founded by
Enrico Mattei in 1953 with the name Ente ****onale
Idrocarburi and
which in the nineties, when the
public monopoly on the
energy market...
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Retrieved 21
January 2020.
Richard Dechert,
Charles (1963). Ente ****onale
Idrocarburi:
Profile of a
State Corporation. West Lafayette, Indiana, USA: Purdue...
- a
brand identity restyling". "Snam". "Snam, 2023-2027
Strategic Plan". "SIUSA - Ente ****onale
idrocarburi - ENI.
Archivio storico".
Official website...
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Fondazione Eni
Enrico Mattei was
organized by
members of the Ente ****onale
Idrocarburi (ENI) and others,
beginning in 1982. The
first board meeting occurred...
- left-wing
political stance. Then the
agency became part of Ente ****onale
Idrocarburi (ENI) in 1960. The
agency focuses on news
about economics and industry...
- the
controversial president of the
state oil
company Ente ****onale
Idrocarburi, who died in a
mysterious plane crash on
October 27, 1962.
Mattei allegedly...
