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Enel, Starace receives the Order of the Aztec Eagle

Enel's CEO received the highest honor granted to foreign nationals in Mexico for services offered to the Central American nation

Enel, Starace receives the Order of the Aztec Eagle

Francesco Starace, Chief Executive Officer of Enel, received from Juan José Guerra Abud, Ambassador of Mexico in Italy, the Order of the Aztec Eagle, the highest honor bestowed upon foreign nationals in Mexico in recognition of outstanding services rendered to the Mexican nation or to humanity.

The event was held on Tuesday evening at the Mexican Embassy in Rome. “Receiving the Order of the Aztec Eagle is an honor that I would like to share with people close to me and with colleagues who have accompanied me throughout our growth journey in Mexico, which began ten years ago,” said Starace.

In the coming years – continued Enel's CEO – we will continue to work to diversify the energy mix
Mexico, guaranteeing the country's sustainable development and promoting the sustainable growth of its communities".

“It is an honor for us to bestow the Order of the Aztec Eagle on Francesco Starace, a responsible, conscientious energy leader who is working hard to combat greenhouse gas emissions. Mexico is fulfilling the commitments undertaken with the signing of the Paris Agreement through a series of very important reforms promoted by our President, including that of the energy sector, and today they are
it is precisely companies like Enel that are helping us to achieve these commitments,” commented Ambassador Guerra.

Enel, through Enel Green Power, is the leading renewable operator in Mexico with an installed capacity of 728 MW and 1282 MW of projects under construction.

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