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The Transition Plans published by Italy’s leading oil and gas companies exhibit significant shortcomings, particularly in the quantitative analysis of risks, the planned reduction in hydrocarbon production, and transparency around geographic and regulatory dependencies. For these plans to be credible, they must go beyond simple reporting, incorporating rigorous analysis and a clear governance strategy that reduces uncertainty and decisively channels investment toward truly sustainable solutions.
The Transition Plans published by Italy’s leading oil and gas companies exhibit significant shortcomings, particularly in the quantitative analysis of risks, the planned reduction in hydrocarbon production, and transparency around geographic and regulatory dependencies. For these plans to be credible, they must go beyond simple reporting, incorporating rigorous analysis and a clear governance strategy that reduces uncertainty and decisively channels investment toward truly sustainable solutions.