Enel Foundation

Enel Cuore, Enel’s non-profit organisation, has approved a series of measures to support key organizations involved in providing health and social assistance services in the response to the health emergency triggered by spread of the COVID-19 virus in Italy.

The Enel Group is taking action at global level in order to face the Coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency. In doing so, it aims to minimise the spread of infection among its staff while ensuring the continuity of its business and service in the 33 countries where it operates.

Last night, the ENEL Foundation officially launched the third Open Africa Power programme. Held at the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB), the programme welcomed 61 students from 16 African nations to Cape Town.

The Enel Foundation, together with the University of Cape Town’s Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB) as host, inaugurated the third edition...

Eleven South Africans, among a record number of participants, have been selected for Open Africa Power, a programme aiming to forge a new generation of African leaders deeply engaged with a clean energy future for their countries.

Enel Foundation has unveiled a global partnership extension with Clarion Energy, part of Clarion Events.

Following last year’s successful collaboration, Enel Foundation is once again Global Knowledge Partner of European Utility Week and POWERGEN Europe, in the context of a broader partnership with the event’s organizer Clarion Energy.

The third edition of the flagship training initiative will host its African residential module in South Africa, in partnership with the Graduate School of Business at the University of Cape Town.

Enel Foundation has been recognised as the best “organisation” brand in the energy sector during the CHARGE Awards 2019 on September 30th,

Enel Foundation has provided research guidance and scientific contributions for an extensive comparative study conducted by the Earth Institute’s Research Program on Sustainability Policy and Management at Columbia University on the suitability of different carbon pricing mechanisms as policy instruments to mitigate climate change.