Firstly it should be remembered that the Enel Group is one of the largest names in its activity sector notably due to its diverse and wide ranging portfolio of products and services related to the energy sector.  In fact the company currently produces electricity through various sources including gas, hydroelectricity, coal, nuclear, geothermal and wind farms. Also it has implemented a vertical integration of its operations thereby enabling it to operate the entire supply chain and benefit from a greater freedom in terms of strategy.

We can also note as a major strong point the significant internationalisation of this group’s activities. In fact, from a geographical point of view, the Enel Group benefits from a major presence worldwide with activities in over 40 countries spread over 4 continents. This has of course enabled the group to generate a comfortable income even with the Italian crisis as well as being protected against the risk associated with being present in a single unique market.  In total Enel currently employs over 75,000 people in these different countries and benefits from a dominant position on the market with a noteworthy clientele.

To guarantee its income the Enel Group can particularly count upon its particularly high production capabilities. In fact, the company is capable of producing amounts of over 100GW of electricity and benefits at the same time from a significant cash flow which enables it to adapt this production to the real time requirements of the market and on demand.

Still relating to the positive points from which the Enel Group benefits, we can also point out the current aspirations of the company to increase its development in coal free energy.  In fact, at present, nearly half the energy produced by Enel is free of carbon emissions. Regarding the current ecological challenges, Enel therefore seems to be positively positioning itself relative to future energy sources and should therefore reap the benefits from these efforts in the future.