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    • Sunday, 28 May, 2023
      Renewable energy
      Former Enel chief says governments cannot ignore energy transition

      Francesco Starace to join private equity group EQT after leaving state-backed utility

      Francesco Starace
    • Thursday, 25 May, 2023
      Inside BusinessSilvia Sciorilli Borrelli
      Italy keeps tight grip on boards at state-owned companies

      Power plays among politicians in Rome continue to count for more than the hopes of international investors

      Logo of Italian energy company Enel at its Milan headquarters
    • Wednesday, 10 May, 2023
      Europe Express
      Germany’s Scholz pushes for progress on EU asylum reforms Premium content

      Also in this newsletter: why Italy is battling over the control of Europe’s biggest utility

      Olaf Scholz at the podium
    • Friday, 5 May, 2023
      Norway’s oil fund rejects Rome’s candidate for Enel chair

      World’s largest sovereign fund will vote against appointment of Paolo Scaroni at shareholders’ meeting next week

      Electric power pylon miniatures and Enel logo
    • Monday, 17 April, 2023
      Energy sector
      Enel investor challenges Italian government over board shake-up

      Row brewing over plan to replace upper echelons of state-controlled utility

      Enel logo with power pylons
    • Monday, 6 February, 2023
      InterviewEU energy
      Enel chief defends strategy in crosshairs of Meloni government

      Head of Italian utility says shift to renewable energy is ‘clearly the way to go’

    • Tuesday, 10 January, 2023
      Lex
      Hybrid bonds: Enel of a handy instrument with ratings at stake Premium content

      Investors who bought the Italian utility’s bonds are getting a handsome return

      Vapour rises from cooling towers at an Enel geothermal power station in Italy
    • Tuesday, 22 November, 2022
      Enel seeks to slash debt with €21bn asset sale

      Italian state-backed utility to withdraw from several markets to focus on six ‘core countries’ in renewables push

      Vapour rises from a cooling tower at an Enel geothermal power station in Sasso Pisano, Italy
    • Tuesday, 18 October, 2022
      Lex
      Enel: heavy debts cause dividend concerns Premium content

      Italian utility should take a hard look at its thinly spread asset portfolio

      Logo of Italian energy company Enel outside its headquarters in Milan
    • Monday, 4 April, 2022
      Enel chief blames EU energy policy for bloc’s reliance on gas imports

      Head of world’s second-biggest utility says region should have tackled problem long ago

      Francesco Starace, Enel’s chief executive, pictured in Italy in 2018
    • Monday, 17 August, 2020
      Bianca Taylor
      Send bond covenants into battle against climate change

      As demand for catastrophe protection grows, so should the green requirements of issuers

      An Enel geothermal power station in Italy. The utility group received $4bn in orders for a $1.5bn issue of its bond linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
    • Monday, 3 June, 2019
      Renewable energy
      Europe ‘watershed’ as green energy set to overpower coal

      Carbon-driven electricity production to end within a decade, says Enel chief

      A picture taken on December 18, 2018 in Boxberg shows clouds of water vapor rising from the cooling towers of the Boxberg lignite coal-fired power station in the Lusatian region in East Germany. - The Boxberg power station is supplied with lignite (aka brown coal), from the nearby Nochten and Reichwalde opencast mines and it is owned by LEAG (Lausitz Energie Kraftwerke AG) energy company, a subsidiary of Czech mining company EPH. (Photo by Barbara LABORDE / AFP) (Photo credit should read BARBARA LABORDE/AFP/Getty Images)
    • Wednesday, 8 May, 2019
      Italy’s Enel profits boosted by green energy, LatAm business
    • Tuesday, 12 June, 2018
      News in-depthEU energy
      Winds of change blow through Europe’s power sector

      Falling cost of renewables sparks deals as traditional operators look for foothold

      Power-generating windmill turbines are seen at a wind park near Reims, France, November 13, 2017. REUTERS/Christian Hartmann - RC127E8AC980
    • Tuesday, 5 June, 2018
      Energy sector
      Italy's Enel snaps up 73%of Brazil's Eletropaulo for $1.5bn
    • Monday, 26 March, 2018
      European companies
      Breaking up energy businesses ‘too risky’ says Enel

      Chief executive reiterates commitment to integrated business model

      Wind turbines stand beyond power transmission lines as they hang from electricity pylons in Nickelsdorf, Austria, on Wednesday, April 23, 2014. Globally, onshore wind costs about $85 per megawatt-hour of power produced, according to levelized cost of energy data from Bloomberg New Energy Finance, compared with $84 for gas, $82 for coal, $140 for solar and $189 for offshore wind. Photographer: Akos Stiller/Bloomberg
    • Wednesday, 7 February, 2018
      European companies
      Telecom Italia to spin off network business

      Move echoes BT-Openreach split as group looks to find favour with government

      A logo sits on a fixed-line public telephone booth, operated by Telecom Italia SpA, in Rome, Italy, on Monday Sept. 25, 2017. Telecom Italia is considering another management shuffle that may see an Italian returning to a senior role at the country’s biggest phone carrier in a bid to head off punitive action by regulators in the country, people familiar with the matter said. Photographer: Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg
    • Wednesday, 10 January, 2018
      Energy sector
      Bitcoin energy demand in 2018 could match Argentina – Morgan Stanley
    • Sunday, 5 November, 2017
      EU energy
      European energy groups push EU for tougher climate change goals

      Iberdrola, Enel and SSE among those wanting more aggressive targets for renewables

      HF4GX7 England, Whitstable. Distant Kentish Flats wind farm, part of the London array, off the North Kent Coast, dawn, twilight.
    • Sunday, 15 October, 2017
      News in-depthEuropean companies
      Power struggles and politics dog Telecom Italia revival efforts

      France’s Vivendi has effective control of operator but Rome has big say in its future

    • Monday, 18 September, 2017
      EU energy
      Energy executives confident over renewables future

      Lower costs are expected to make wind and solar projects more profitable

      Wind turbines at a wind farrm in the desert in Whitewater, CA. 1/25/2012
    • Monday, 19 June, 2017
      European companies
      Enel chief forecasts green revolution to charge ahead

      Francesco Starace says renewable power will be cheapest way to produce electricity

      Francesco Starace, chief executive officer of Enel Spa, speaks during a Bloomberg Educational Board interview in New York, U.S., on Tuesday, June 21, 2016. Enel SpA is considering a bid to acquire AES Corp.'s Sao Paulo utility unit AES Eletropaulo. Italy's largest utility is seeking to expand in Brazil, especially in power distribution, Starace said Photographer: Chris Goodney/Bloomberg
    • Monday, 24 April, 2017
      European companies
      Enel chief backs renewables in spite of Trump

      Europe’s largest power company sticks with €5.2bn clean energy investment plan

      Francesco Starace
    • Tuesday, 22 November, 2016
      European companies
      Enel proposes share buyback and dividend boost to woo investors

      Shares in Italian utility trades at a discount to European peers

      Inside Enel SpA's Torrevaldaliga Nord Thermoelectric Power Station...A sign sits above the entrance to Enel SpA's Torrevaldaliga Nord thermoelectric coal-fired power station in Civitavecchia, Italy, on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. Enel SpA, Italy's biggest power company, dropped the most in more than two months in Milan after JPMorgan Chase & Co. downgraded the stock saying higher gas costs may erode 2012 profits and threaten dividends. Photographer: Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg
    • Tuesday, 22 November, 2016
      Energy sector
      Enel proposes first ever share buy-back
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