The Italian energy company Plenitude is expanding its presence in Spain as part of the Caparacena project in Jimeneas, Granada. This is reported in a press release from Eni.
The Caparacena project includes the creation of three photovoltaic parks with a capacity of up to 320 GWh of electricity per year and is aimed at strengthening Plenitude's position in Spanish Andalusia. In Seville, the company operates the Guillena photovoltaic plant with a capacity of 230 MW. Additionally, Plenitude continues to build an additional 200 MW as part of the Entrenúcleos project to develop Spain's renewable energy sector.
Plenitude is a subsidiary of the Italian energy company Eni in the field of environmentally friendly technologies, renewable energy and electricity sales. The company serves 10 million customers in 15 countries and operates a network of 22,000 charging stations for electric vehicles. By 2028, Plenitude plans to reach a capacity of 10 GW.
Eni S. p. A. is an Italian multinational energy company and one of the largest oil companies in the world with a market capitalization of 40 billion euros. The main production regions include Africa and Kazakhstan, while the main sales markets are Italy and other European countries. The headquarters is located in San Donato Milanese (Milan).
