Enipower

Assets

Enipower was established in November 1999. Today Enipower, directly or through its subsidiaries, owns five power plants located in Brindisi, Ferrara, Mantua, Ravenna and Ferrera Erbognone (Pavia) and a co-generation plant in Bolgiano (San Donato Milanese), with a total operating capacity of around 5.1 GW. This plant fleet puts the company among the top national producers of electricity and makes it the leading producer of technological steam.

More information is available in the Enipower Annual Report.

Shareholdings

Enipower holds controlling interests in two companies:

Enipower Mantova, the company that operates the thermoelectric power plant in Mantua (a subsidiary of TEA, active in the field of energy and environmental services);
Società Enipower Ferrara (SEF Company), which operates the thermoelectric power plant in Ferrara (in which it holds an interest with Axpo International S.A.).

Finally, Enipower holds minority stakes in consortium companies providing industrial services at petrochemical sites in Ravenna, Ferrara and Brindisi.

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Enipower

Assets

Shareholdings

Highlight

Our power plants

Our organisation

Board of Directors

Hannelore Rocchio

Alessandro Gaeta

Barbara Benzoni

Richard Salvatore Sberlati JR

Alvaro Baena Zoccola

Board of Statutory Auditors

Francesco Maria Scornajenchi

Michele Casò

Sara Anita Speranza

Luca Bertoli

Donatella Vitanza

Supervisory Body

Paola Barometro

Alfredo Assunto Lopez

Sustainability, the environment and safety

Milan headquarters

Enipower

Assets

Shareholdings

Highlight

Our power plants

Our organisation

Board of Directors

Hannelore Rocchio

Alessandro Gaeta

Barbara Benzoni

Richard Salvatore Sberlati JR

Alvaro Baena Zoccola

Board of Statutory Auditors

Francesco Maria Scornajenchi

Michele Casò

Sara Anita Speranza

Luca Bertoli

Donatella Vitanza

Supervisory Body

Paola Barometro

Alfredo Assunto Lopez

Sustainability, the environment and safety

Milan headquarters

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