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The new Enel looks much more like an old-style utility than a pioneering investor in renewables
State-controlled utility rows back on green spending in new 3-year plan after clash with government
Francesco Starace to join private equity group EQT after leaving state-backed utility
Power plays among politicians in Rome continue to count for more than the hopes of international investors
Also in this newsletter: why Italy is battling over the control of Europe’s biggest utility
World’s largest sovereign fund will vote against appointment of Paolo Scaroni at shareholders’ meeting next week
Row brewing over plan to replace upper echelons of state-controlled utility
Head of Italian utility says shift to renewable energy is ‘clearly the way to go’
Investors who bought the Italian utility’s bonds are getting a handsome return
Italian state-backed utility to withdraw from several markets to focus on six ‘core countries’ in renewables push
Italian utility should take a hard look at its thinly spread asset portfolio
Head of world’s second-biggest utility says region should have tackled problem long ago
As demand for catastrophe protection grows, so should the green requirements of issuers
Carbon-driven electricity production to end within a decade, says Enel chief
Falling cost of renewables sparks deals as traditional operators look for foothold
Chief executive reiterates commitment to integrated business model
Move echoes BT-Openreach split as group looks to find favour with government
Iberdrola, Enel and SSE among those wanting more aggressive targets for renewables
France’s Vivendi has effective control of operator but Rome has big say in its future
Lower costs are expected to make wind and solar projects more profitable
Francesco Starace says renewable power will be cheapest way to produce electricity
Europe’s largest power company sticks with €5.2bn clean energy investment plan
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