Company DescriptionEnel SpA operates as an integrated electricity and gas operator worldwide. The company generates, transmits, distributes, purchases, transports, and sells electricity; transports and markets natural gas; supplies LNG; designs, develops, constructs, operates, manages, and maintains generation plants and distribution grids; and designs, constructs, and operates merchant lines. It is also involved in various activities, such as energy and infrastructure engineering; research and development in sciences and engineering; the cogeneration of electricity and heat; the construction and management of manages port infrastructure; product, plant, and equipment certification; mining; finance; energy products marketing; trading; and fuel trading and logistics operations. In addition, the company engages in construction and management of LNG regasification infrastructure; desalinization and water supply; electricity system monitoring; and optical fiber network operation activities. Further, it provides testing, inspection, and certification; engineering and consulting; legal; metering, remote control, and connectivity through power line communication; business consulting, administrative, management consulting, and corporate planning; civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering; personnel administration, information technology, real estate, and business; electronic plant installation, maintenance, and repairing; and security services. Additionally, the company offers water systems; public lighting systems and services; electric mobility; and environmental studies services. It operates renewable, wind, thermal, hydroelectric, nuclear, photovoltaic, and geothermal power plants. The company was founded in 1962 and is headquartered in Rome, Italy.
How the Company Makes MoneyEnel SpA generates revenue through a diversified business model that includes electricity generation, distribution, and sales of electricity and natural gas. Key revenue streams include the sale of electricity from its extensive portfolio of power plants, which encompasses both renewable sources (such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric) and conventional generation methods. The company also earns income from its regulated distribution networks, where it charges customers for delivering electricity and gas. Enel’s retail operations contribute significantly to its revenues by providing energy solutions to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. Additionally, the company benefits from partnerships with governments and private entities to develop renewable energy projects and smart grid technologies, enhancing its position in the rapidly evolving energy market.