Competition record
Endesa
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Endesa is a Spanish electricity utility that generates power and sells it to households and businesses. This library id is the fined EU case that also names Enel, the Italian group that came to control Endesa.
Overview
Endesa is one of Spain's main electric utilities. It runs power stations and sells electricity to Spanish customers, from households to large industrial sites. For years it was a pillar of the Spanish system. Enel, the Italian electricity group, later took control of the company.
The library's Enel/Endesa file is an EU case about Spanish electricity, and the recorded status is fined. The two utilities are paired in that file because the Italian group became the owner of the Spanish one. This profile is the Spanish utility's side of that record.
Endesa still generates electricity and sells it to Spanish customers, now inside the Enel group. The library status on the EU case is fined.
Competition footprint
Spanish households and factories are the retail and wholesale customers of the utility.
Control by Enel put a foreign electricity group over a national incumbent.
The library status is fined, and no euro figure is given here.
Consumer & business angle
Spanish electricity customers buy the power Endesa sells.
Rival suppliers that need access to customers and to the Spanish system are the businesses an incumbent case is about.
What to watch
- How the fined EU file is described when a reader moves from Endesa to the Enel profile.
- Retail competition in Spanish power, which is the market the library case sits in.
Markets
Spanish electricity · power generation and retail · electricity transmission · Italian power markets
Also known as: endesa