Annual Report 2010 - Enel.com

30.8% of its shares are listed on the Milan and Spanish stock exchanges. The offering was fully
subscribed, with demand exceeding supply by 25%.
In Europe, Enel Green Power is present in Spain, Greece, France, Romania and Bulgaria with 1,869
MW in installed capacity. In Italy, with a total of about 2,776 MW of installed capacity and 12.2 TWh
of electricity generated, Enel Green Power is a leader in renewable technologies. During the year,
construction began on a facility in Catania for the manufacture of innovative thin-film solar panels
in a joint venture with Sharp and STMicroelectronics.
In North America, the company has operates in 20 US states and two Canadian provinces, with an
installed capacity of 788 MW and output of 2.6 TWh at the end of 2010.
In Latin America, Enel Green Power has 33 plants in Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua,
Panama, El Salvador, Chile and Brazil. Overall, on the continent, Enel Green Power has a renewable
energy capacity of 669 MW and 3.6 TWh of electricity generated in 2010 using hydroelectric, wind
and geothermal power technologies.
Finally Enel.si, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Enel Green Power, which has a network of over 550
franchisees, installed over 160 MW in photovoltaic capacity in the retail market in Italy in 2010,
tripling its installed base and reaching about 12,000 customers.
Outlook
The major objectives achieved in terms of size, efficiency and diversification of the generation mix
and the strengthening of our financial structure will enable Enel seize the opportunities offered
by a new cycle of organic growth and development in rapidly developing countries. Accordingly,
Enel, in confirming its strategic direction, will continue to pursue leadership in the markets in which
it operates, continuing and intensifying its initiatives to boost operational excellence along the
entire value chain. The consolidation and integration of its operations abroad will enable us to disseminate
a culture of excellence and efficiency throughout the entire Group and to achieve greater
operational synergies.
Enel will continue to implement its development plans in the renewable energy sector with determination,
confirming their essential contribution to the strategy for sustainable development in the
energy industry. Thanks to our know-how, our technological skills and the geographical scope of
our operations, Enel is a world leader in what is forecast to be a rapidly expanding sector.
At the same time, Enel will continue its commitment to research and technological innovation,
with a special focus on the development of environmentally compatible thermoelectric technologies,
smart grids and electric mobility, as well as initiatives to strengthen direct access to fossil fuels
through selective vertical integration.
Enel also intends to consolidate its leadership role in the field of corporate social responsibility, a
sector in which it has already received major recognition at the global level.
On this foundation, the ever closer integration of international operations together with our development
programs and initiatives to boost operational efficiency will have a positive impact on performance
in 2011, helping us achieve the financial targets announced to the market.
The Chief Executive Officer
Fulvio Conti
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