Enel
Enel is an Italian electricity group that runs power grids serving 69 million end users, generates electricity mostly from renewables, and sells power and gas to 54 million customers in Italy, Spain and Latin America.
Runs more grid connections than any private utility.
Grids are under a third of revenue but its biggest profit engine, earning regulated returns on a growing asset base.
How big is Enel?
Retail power sales lead revenue.
- End-user Markets42%€33.8B
- Enel Grids25%€20.3B
- Thermal Generation and Trading23%€18.6B
- Enel Green Power9%€7.55B
Regulated grids, green plants, retail customers.
- 169M end users on grids
- 2Hydro, wind and solar
- 354M retail customers
Regulated grid tariffs give steady returns, while its own renewable plants supply its retail customers and hedge prices.
- Ministry of Economy and Finance (Italy)23.585%
- BlackRock Inc.5.023%
CEO: Flavio Cattaneo
- 1962Enel created to unify Italian electricity
- 1999Listed in Italy's largest share offering
- 2001World's first smart meters
- 2008Enel Green Power launched
- 2009Takes full control of Endesa
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