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Sustainability is our watchword

Sustainability is our watchword

A no-nonsense, measurable and multi-faceted approach leads to sustainability and the Creating Shared Value model, as it changes for the best the lives of people and communities where we operate.

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Renewable Energy Communities (RECs): many people, families and businesses under one roof
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Renewable Energy Communities (RECs): many people, families and businesses under one roof

Collective self-generated energy reduces waste through individual commitment toward more sustainable models. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about the role and features of these communities.
Renewable Energy Communities (RECs): many people, families and businesses under one roof
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Renewable Energy Communities (RECs): many people, families and businesses under one roof

Renewable Energy Communities, Sustainable Strength in Numbers
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Renewable Energy Communities, Sustainable Strength in Numbers

The sharing of energy resources within Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) favors the processes of energy production, management and use. It has several environmental and social benefits and makes an important contribution to the energy transition.
Renewable Energy Communities, Sustainable Strength in Numbers
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Renewable Energy Communities, Sustainable Strength in Numbers

Goal 5: The Atacama desert is blooming, thanks to the women of the \"El Hueso\" cooperative
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Goal 5: The Atacama desert is blooming, thanks to the women of the \"El Hueso\" cooperative

Ana Alan\u00EDs Palacio and Eustaquia Araya are two of the 10 women, among 11 associates, who manage a Chilean olive oil cooperative. Thanks to the support of EGP, they have switched to a semi-industrial form of production, thereby improving the quality of their oil. 
Goal 5: The Atacama desert is blooming, thanks to the women of the \"El Hueso\" cooperative
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Goal 5: The Atacama desert is blooming, thanks to the women of the \"El Hueso\" cooperative

In Minnesota, the sun is also good for bees
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In Minnesota, the sun is also good for bees

A project so exciting that it\u2019s become a Lego set: the solar farm in Albany, Minnesota (USA), where bees thrive among the solar panels, pollinating the vegetation and producing a very popular honey. The journey through our sustainability programs around the world continues. 
In Minnesota, the sun is also good for bees
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In Minnesota, the sun is also good for bees

Goal 5: Female energy will close the gender gap
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Goal 5: Female energy will close the gender gap

In the new Goal 5 episode, Paola Brunetto e Martina Ciani Bassetti, two Enel Green Power talents, talk about the WomENergy project, created to foster female empowerment and build a bridge between young talents and managers.
Goal 5: Female energy will close the gender gap
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Goal 5: Female energy will close the gender gap

Connecting Energies, a reboot for our solidarity initiative
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Connecting Energies, a reboot for our solidarity initiative

The first phase of our international volunteer project Connecting Energies, which was launched by EGP in 2020 and has seen the involvement of many colleagues, has come to an end. A new collaboration is now beginning with Enel Grids, which will be on board from 2023.
Connecting Energies, a reboot for our solidarity initiative
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Connecting Energies, a reboot for our solidarity initiative

Goal 5: a role model for the female engineers of tomorrow
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Goal 5: a role model for the female engineers of tomorrow

Alisha Raghoonanan is a project engineer and manager with EGP South Africa and she is trying to encourage the female students at her old high school to follow her example. That\u2019s why she\u2019s part of the Back to School initiative, which is designed to attract bright girls to STEM subjects.
Goal 5: a role model for the female engineers of tomorrow
Alisha Raghoonanan
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Goal 5: a role model for the female engineers of tomorrow

GOAL 5: empowering women through agrivoltaics
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GOAL 5: empowering women through agrivoltaics

Wise Greece founder Melina Taprantzi and her colleagues have been working closely with EGP Greece and other local organizations in order to help women become entrepreneurs in an agrivoltaic project at the Vamvakies photovoltaic plant.
GOAL 5: empowering women through agrivoltaics
Melina Taprantzi
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GOAL 5: empowering women through agrivoltaics

Protecting biodiversity is an opportunity for sustainable development
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Protecting biodiversity is an opportunity for sustainable development

Our journey through our most interesting sustainability programs developed in different countries continues. In Brazil, a project that protects biodiversity combines environmental education with defending local flora and fauna; it has already recovered over 600 hectares of land in twenty of our power plants, where we\u2019ve planted local species of plants and conducted a census of animals at risk of extinction.
Protecting biodiversity is an opportunity for sustainable development
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Protecting biodiversity is an opportunity for sustainable development

Goal 5: the KAPADA project, empowering rural India\u2019s women weavers
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Goal 5: the KAPADA project, empowering rural India\u2019s women weavers

The need to promote gender equality is particularly strong in rural India and that is why we are supporting the KAPADA project. It trains young women to become self-employed weavers, and therefore financially independent in a patriarchal society.
Goal 5: the KAPADA project, empowering rural India\u2019s women weavers
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Goal 5: the KAPADA project, empowering rural India\u2019s women weavers

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