Enel Confirmed in International Sustainability Index for the Twelfth Consecutive Year

Published on Friday, 11 September 2015

The company achieved a score of 86/100 across the economic, environmental and social dimensions.

Rome, 11 September 2015 – Enel has been admitted for the twelfth consecutive year, in 2015/2016, to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index World (DJSI World). This index includes less than 10% of those companies that were invited by RobecoSAM to be assessed for inclusion in DJSI World.

"We are very pleased to be confirmed once again in this leading sustainability index”, said Enel CEO and General Manager Francesco Starace. He added that the recognition reflects the joint effort of all business lines and the commitment towards sustainability as the core of Enel’s business model.

High Scores

In the economic dimension, Enel Group was ranked top of the electric utilities sector, with a score of 92, compared with a sector average of 57.

The Group's social score increased from 84 in the previous edition to 88 in the current one, compared with a sector average of 58.

Finally, its environmental score was 79, compared with a sector average of 44.

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