Slight boost for Enel after tough year
While the Italian energy company experienced major challenges in both wind energy and hydropower during 2017, the year's result turned out better than expected.
The wind blew less than Enel had budgeted for. The Italian wind farm operator also experienced droughts in many of the areas where the company has hydroplants. This was a poisonous cocktail for the energy producer in 2017, which was otherwise meant to mark a big transition for the company into green energy.
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