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Chemistry
Energy from renewables
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Transport and sale of gas
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Our activity in Spain covers different areas of the energy market. Our presence in the renewable energy sector is all the more important thanks to Plenitude, which is making increased contributions to the country’s decarbonisation objectives, as well as to those in Europe with its photovoltaic and wind power plants. We are also active in the production and sale of lubricants and in the marketing of fuels and combustibles through our subsidiary Enilive Iberia, and in the supply and sale of natural gas through Eni España Comercializadora de Gas. We are active in the chemical industry through Versalis International, our commercial subsidiary.
Country profile
Activity start date: 1966 – present
Companies and organizations in the country
- Plenitude
- Enilive Iberia
- Eni España Comercializadora de Gas
- Versalis
Partner
- Hergo Renewables S.P.A
How we operate in country
A diversified presence in renewables, natural gas, chemistry and sustainable mobility
In Spain, through Plenitude, we produce energy from renewable sources to offer more sustainable energy supply solutions for households and businesses and for the electricity market. In addition, some important agreements for the development of wind and photovoltaic installations, including hybridisation solutions and battery storage technology in the country, are contributing to the progressive decarbonisation of the electricity sector and facilitating the energy transition, whilst also enabling new jobs to be created. Plenitude is committed to the conservation of ecosystems; in fact, a protection plan for biodiversity is active in the areas of the Raposeras and Cuevas wind farms in cooperation with the local administration and other entities.
In addition, through our subsidiary Enilive Iberia, we focus on the production and marketing of lubricants, the wholesale distribution of fuels and we support our customers' mobility with a network of 38 service stations covering the main routes. The traditional range of fuels and lubricants will be complemented by new biofuels derived from 100% renewable raw materials (in compliance with the European Renewable Energy Directive), such as HVOlution, Eni's HVO diesel, of which it is the second largest producer in Europe. In the Spanish market, we are also active in the supply and sale of natural gas through Eni España Comercializadora de Gas, which serves industrial customers, wholesalers, small and medium-sized enterprises and operators in the co-generation market. We are active in the chemical sector through Versalis International's Barcelona office, and in the trading sector through Eni Trading & Shipping.
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The data were selected from those contained in our official documents.
0.8
GW
renewable sources installed capacity, with solar and wind energy generation plants
50
ktonnes/y
production capacity of the lubricant blending and filling plant in Gavá (Barcelona)
3.18
bcm
natural gas sales in Iberian Peninsula (billion cubic feet)
40
service stations
0.8
GW
renewable sources installed capacity, with solar and wind energy generation plants
50
ktonnes/y
production capacity of the lubricant blending and filling plant in Gavá (Barcelona)
3.18
bcm
natural gas sales in Iberian Peninsula (billion cubic feet)
40
service stations
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Our distribution network in Spain
We generate renewable energy, supply gas and electricity to households and industry, market lubricants, fuels and produce chemicals.
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Enilive Iberia SLU
Avenida de Europa, 24 Edif. Torona B, Planta 1
28108, Alcobendas, Madrid (España)
Last update: 11 April 2025
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