Enel 2024

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Enel

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In Enel’s 2025-2027 Strategic Plan, €2.7 billion ($2.9 billion) of investments—out of €43 billion ($45.4 billion)—will be allocated to the Customers segment, unveiling a transformation in the retail strategy that places customers at the center of the energy transition, combining sustainability with personalized, end-to-end solutions designed to address every aspect of customers' energy needs and make their life easier.

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Enel’s Retail Strategy: Hand in Hand With Customers To Unlock Long-Term Value

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Enel’s will invest €12 billion ($12.7 billion) in renewables between 2025 and 2027 with a flexible capital allocation and a selective approach aimed at improving the technological mix, enhancing profitability and supporting the acceleration of the energy transition.

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Enel Continues Its Growth in Renewables With an Improved Technological Mix To Reduce Volatility and Further Enhance Profitability

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At the center: Flavio Cattaneo, Enel CEO. From left to right: Nicolò Mardegan, Head of Enel External Relations; Stefano De Angelis, Enel CFO. Enel Capital Markets Day, Nov. 18

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In Enel’s 2025-2027 Strategic Plan, €26 billion ($27.4 billion) of investments—out of €43 billion ($45.4 billion)—will be in grids to support the acceleration of the energy transition and create further value for shareholders and stakeholders. In the coming years, global electricity consumption is expected to keep growing, reaching a total of 32,000 TWh in 2030 versus 25,000 TWh in 2023 (+25%). The electrification of industrial and domestic uses, the rise of electric mobility and the increase of power consumption of data centers will be some of the main reasons for this growth.
In this scenario, renewables are expected to grow massively to match the increasing demand. Distribution grids will be the real enabler of this transition. They will require greater investments to host the growing renewable capacity and increase resilience against extreme weather events that are more frequent and intense due to climate change.


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Enel Group: How Investments in Grids Will Support the Energy Transition While Creating Value for All Stakeholders