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Enel is the 90th largest company in the world by revenue, with €140 billion in 2022. As of 2018, Enel is also the second largest power company in the world by revenue after the State Grid Corporation of China. The company is quoted on the FTSE MIB index on the Milan Stock Exchange.

As part of one of the world’s largest renewables players, Enel North America is a clean energy leader working to electrify the economy and build a zero-carbon future. Together with our people, partners, and local communities, we are driving a just, equitable energy transition to 100% clean electricity. Learn more about us Demand response

In North America, Enel is a clean energy leader and innovator that’s electrifying the economy with a mission to combat the climate crisis and build a low-carbon future. For over 20 years, Enel has advanced the economic, social and environmental benefits of clean electrification in the US and Canada.

Enel North America is an American company headquartered in Andover, MA, United States. One of the renewable energy operators in North America, it was formed as a subsidiary of the global utility Enel S.p.A. in 2000.

GW of total capacity. As a truly global business, we are perfectly placed to provide power around the world. Our global reach extends from Europe to Latin America, North America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. We connect hundreds of millions of people to more reliable and increasingly sustainable power, supplying the largest customer base of any ...

Enel X uses technology to transform energy into new opportunities for growth and progress. Based on digitalization, innovation, and circular economy, we offer smart, fast, and intuitive services to enable businesses and communities to leverage integrated technological solutions.

Stories Renewable energy journey Media center No. of Plants 68 Operational sites producing wind, solar and geothermal energy. Moreover, we have 6 solar projects currently under construction. Capacity (GW) 9.4 Total operational capacity. Storage (MW) 690 Total operational capacity.

Navigating a sea of change The energy crisis of the following decade spurred us to explore alternative sources of power, including nuclear. But above all, we pioneered a number of renewable energy plants.