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edison at a glance
Founded in 1884, Edison is Europe’s oldest energy company. Today, it’s one of the most important Italian operators in the procurement, production and marketing of electric power, natural gas and crude oil. Edison employs about 4,000 people in Europe, Africa and Middle East.
Electric Power
In the electric power business, Edison is the second largest power producer in Italy (about 15% of national output) and in Greece (about 12% of national output). It has a fleet of highly efficient facilities with a diversified production mix ranging from combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plants to hydroelectric, wind, solar and biomass.
Hydrocarbons
In the hydrocarbons business, Edison is the second largest Italian operator supplying 19.0% of national gas demand. The Company has extensive Exploration & Production of hydrocarbons activities in the Middle East and Africa and is committed to develop European gas import infrastructures.
Italian market
In 2008, Edison entered the Italian residential
market with a sales package to supply electric power to
families. A year later, Edison broadened its sales package for
families with the addition of natural gas. In 2010 Edison achieved
the milestone of one million customers served in Italy.
International presence
Edison and its subsidiaries operate across
Europe (Italy, Greece, UK, Norway, Croatia,
Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Belgium, Turkey),
Africa (Ivory Coast, Algeria), Middle
East (Egypt, Iran).
Worldwide reputation
In 2011, Edison was confirmed as one of the “Most Admired Companies” in Italy and among the top three worldwide in the energy sector according to the American magazine Fortune.
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Electric power
12.3
Gigawatt of installed capacity, 68
hydroelectric facilities, 28 thermoelectric power
plants, 29 wind farms and 1 solar
facility, 41.6 Terawatt hours of net electric
power production. Edison accounts for 15.0% of
Italy’s electric power output.
Hydrocarbons
13.2
billion cubic meters of available natural gas supply. Edison
accounts for 17.0% of Italy’s demand for natural
gas, 79 concessions and exploration
permits in Italy and abroad, 3 natural gas storage
centers, 1 LNG terminal, 56.1
billion cubic meters of hydrocarbon reserves.