Competition record
Enel
Deep profile · 1 linked library matter
Enel is the Italian electricity group that came to control Spain's Endesa. The library's EU case linking the two utilities is recorded as fined.
Overview
Enel is Italy's major electricity group. It generates power, runs networks, and has spent years building a business outside Italy, including in renewables. Its control of Endesa made it the owner of a leading Spanish utility, with Spanish generation and Spanish retail customers inside an Italian group.
The library files that ownership under an EU Enel/Endesa case with the status fined. The market in the file is Spanish electricity. This profile is the Italian parent's side of the same record. Endesa's profile is the Spanish utility.
Enel still supplies electricity in Italy and generates power in other countries, including a large renewables business. The library case that pairs it with Endesa is the fined Spanish electricity matter.
Competition footprint
Enel meets Spanish customers through Endesa and Italian customers through its home utility business.
A parent that controls an incumbent in another member state is the structure the file is about.
Fined is the library status, without an amount in this profile.
Consumer & business angle
Households in Spain and Italy pay the retail electricity tariffs of these utilities.
Independent power sellers need access to customers the incumbent groups already serve.
What to watch
- The Endesa profile, which is the same library case from the Spanish utility's side.
- Retail and generation competition in Spain after Enel took control.
Markets
electricity generation · European power utilities · electricity transmission · Italian power markets
Also known as: enel