• CERAWEEK
  • March 10 - 14, 2025

Alessandro Puliti

Eni

Chief Upstream Officer

Allesandro Puliti, Chief Upstream Office, Eni, joined the company in 1990 as a Reservoir Geologist. Over his career he held several positions in Reservoir Studies and Drilling Operations in Italy, the United Kingdom, and Egypt, where he also was General Manager. In 2009 Mr. Puliti became Regional Manager for Russia and Northern Europe and later Executive Vice President, Reservoir and Development Projects. In 2018 he was appointed Chief Development, Operations, and Technology Officer. Mr. Puliti has served as Eni’s Chief Upstream Officer since July 2019.

Sessions With Alessandro Puliti

Wednesday, 11 March

  • 11:30am - 12:30pm (CST) / -

    Lowering the Carbon Footprint in Upstream Operations

    Upstream Oil & Gas Climate & Sustainability

    Oil and gas companies are responding to the pressures to reduce the carbon intensity of their upstream operations by reducing energy consumption through optimization of processes and assets, incorporating less carbon-intense power sources, and detecting and remedying unintended emissions. What are the emerging emission-reducing, technology-enabled organizational and operating models? How do these models fit within the broader context of upstream and energy regulations and stakeholder concerns? As new technologies become available to help reduce a company’s upstream carbon footprint, what technologies (will) have the greatest impact and how do companies effectively prioritize among them? To what extent do policy regulations versus internal targets influence the carbon reduction activities of companies, and how do the effects of these mechanisms differ? What are the organizational aspects when incorporating low-carbon technologies and operations into existing workflows?