Despite President Trump's proclamations on energy efficiency, US companies are investing in widespread solar energy and the management of smart grids - European companies, such as Enel, the French Engie and the German EON are also betting on efficiency.
The group's accounts were weighed down by the write-downs linked to the divestment of the fossil fuel division and the energy turnaround envisaged by Germany, which has decided to gradually abandon nuclear power - Dividend halved.
ERG perfects, through its subsidiary ERG Power Generation, the closing for the acquisition of the entire hydroelectric business of E.ON Produzione consisting of a portfolio of plants present in Umbria, Marche and Lazio, with a total capacity of 527 MW.
E.on loses more than 6% on the stock market after forecasts of sharp devaluations in the current quarter and the abandonment of the spin-off plan of nuclear activities in Germany - Excluding exceptional items confirmed profit expectations at 1,4-1,8, XNUMX…
Assessments by Platts and Forbes: ExxonMobil confirms itself as the most profitable oil company in the world, leap by BP, Russians do well. Enel conquers positions in electricity but the Italians are struggling to get to the top - American shale producers are advancing…
The president of the Italian electricity giant Patrizia Grieco: "We are certainly interested in some of Eon's assets in Italy and Spain" - Good Enel stock in Piazza Affari.
Flavio Cattaneo said in the Senate hearing that Terna is carefully watching the tender for the privatization of the Greek energy distribution company - According to market rumors, however, Ascopiave could be interested in Eon Energia, the subsidiary of the giant…
The rapid process of decommissioning nuclear power plants, initiated by the German government after the Japanese disaster, has caused damages of 15 billion to industry in the Berlin sector. Only the E.On group is asking for reparations for around 8 billion.
