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Smart Metering for Energy EfficiencyKeystone for Smart Grids

Vienna, June 22 2011

Mauro Battocchi

Vice President, International Institutional Affairs

Enel


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Presence in:40 countries

Installed capacity:96.500 MW

Annual output:290 TWh

EBITDA:17,5 bln

Customers:61 million

Employees:78,300

CAPEX 2011-2015:31 billion

Stock exchanges:

Enel is listed on the Milan stock exchange (1,5 mln shareholders). 13 companies of

the Group are listed on Madrid and New York stock exchanges and in other Latin

American countries.

Enel: an international energy operator

Core business: power and gas

Installed capacity, production, employees and clients reported preliminarily as of 31.12.2010. Installed capacity net of the MW intended for sale in Bulgaria.

No.1 electricity company inItaly. Second largest utility inEurope by installed capacity

Present throughout the

entire electricity and naturalgas value chain

from 0 a 500 MW 500 to1.000 1.000 to 2.000 2.000 to 10.000 More than 10.000

Representative offices, financial holdings, operative branches, commercial companies


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Enel: a world dimension

Focus on major areas of presence

COLUMBIA

First operator ingeneration (20%)

Second operator indistribution (24%)

2,5 mln clients

ARGENTINA



2,4 mln clients

CHILE

First operator in

generation (49%)(1)

First operator indistribution (32%)(1)

1,6 mln clients

PERU



1,1 mln clients

NORTH AMERICA

Diversified presence in

the main renewabletechnologies (hydro,geothermal, wind)

SPAIN

Second operator in generation (21%) (2)

First operator in distribution (35%)(2)

13 mln clients (electricity and gas)

ITALY


First operator indistribution (80%)

32,3 mln clients(electricity and gas)

SLOVAKIA


ROMANIA


2,6 mln clients

RUSSIA

First vertically integratedforeign operator(upstream gas,generation, supply)

BRAZIL

5,7 mln clients

CENTRAL AMERICA

Hydro and wind powerplants in Costa Rica,Panama, El Salvadorand Guatemala

A fully integrated global energy player with a leading position instrategic markets

FRANCE

12,5% in Flamanville, EPRtechnology (1,600 MW)

Notable presence in windgeneration

Market shares in generation calculated on the basis of energy demand data.Market shares in distribution calculated as ratio of energy distributed including network losses vs. electricity demand.

(1) Market share calculated based on the SIC data (Sistema Interconectado Central), corresponding to the 70% of the Chilean market

(2) Market Iberia including SEIE (Regimen Ordinario + Regimen Especial)


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Enels Automatic Meter Management:

Telegestore

32 million customersin Italy

Telegestore is fullyoperational on 32,5 MlnCustomers

Leading Technology

Excellence in

operation

Smart Infrastructure

Meters installed at customer'spremises provide real-timeaccess to the supply data

Meters transmit data regardingconsumptions, receive updatesof the contractual parameters

and remotely manage the supplyconnectivity.

No interventions on-site areneeded.

Tailored Tariffs

Involving customers by enabling participationwhile guarantying high quality of service

Enabling a new hourly-based tariff system,flexible and adaptable tothe various needs

Customers free to

select supply contracttailored on their needsand consenting a costsaving.


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INVOICES ON REAL

CONSUMPTION

REMOTE CONTRACT

MANAGEMENT

TAILORED TARIFFS

SAVINGS IN BILLING

PRE PAYMENT

EASIER FREE MARKET

DEVELOPMENT AND

MANAGEMENT

FOR CUSTOMERS andother electrical system

operatorsFOR ENEL

FOR THE ELECTRICPOWER SYSTEM

PEAK SHAVING

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

AND CO2 REDUCTION

REDUCTION OF

COMMERCIAL AND

TECHNICAL LOSSES

CUSTOMER

SATISFACTION

EXCELLENCE IN

COMMERCIAL AND

TECHNICAL QUALITY

OPERATING COST

SAVINGS

LEADERSHIP IN

INNOVATION

BenefitsA win-win technology


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Results achievedEnel Operational Excellence

Opex(/customer)

2001 (128 min ; 80 /Customer)

80

60

30

2010 (45 min ; 49 /Customer)40

80130

2002

20042003

20052006

2007

Quality of service(minutes interruption/year)

European Benchmark

2008

2009


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Belgorod

Russia

Enel 32 Mln

Other 4 Mln

Italy

Endesa 13 Mln

EON 0.8 Mln

EDP

IberiaEnel

Romania

Malta

Enemalta 0,25 Mln

International developmentExpansion worldwide

With 50 Mln meters Enel is contributing with the 25%

to the overall European target

Shangai

Honk Kong

China

LATAM

Endesa

Deployment completed/on going

Pilot on going

Potential

Oxxio 0,2 Mln

Netherlands

Hidrocantabrico


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Pilot Projects in BrazilEnel model digital meters in the area of Fortaleza

Enel, with Endesa, is developing a pilot remote management

project in Brazil, using the same metering technology that

Endesa is installing in Spain. The pilot project will be

implemented through Coelce, Endesa's electricity

distribution subsidiary operating in the State of Cear,Brazil.

The pilot project was launched in Fortaleza through the

installation of meters of the model developed by Enel

Distribuzione. The project also envisages the installation of

concentrators for the data collected by meters in transformer

stations and training days for the technicians of local Enel Group

distribution companies.

Brazil is the first country in Latin America to begin

developing a regulatory framework for remote management.


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Smart Grids: vision and benefits

Central and distributedresources integration

Smart equipments andpower electronics

Central and distributedIntelligence

Electric Vehicle

End user real time

information andparticipation

Multi-directional flowsmanagement

Storage andPlug & Play

technologies

LED Public Lighting


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Smart GridsRoadmap Enel

20-20-20

2010 2020

Level ofimplementationSmart Grids

ENEL DEPLOYMENTTelegestoreAutomazione reteWork Force MngmAsset Management

EUROPEAN ELECTRICITYGRID INITIATIVE

2000

EU Frame Program7 ADDRESS Grid4VehiclesENEL PROJECTS

Smart Info, Domanda attiva, Banda larga , E- Mobility

SMART GRIDSFULL ROLL-OUT

Renewable energy, DG, electricvehicles, electricity storage andaggregation

Managementof end-use energy efficiency, aggregation, retail

Customersbecome aware andparticipate actively Customers

DistributionNetwork

Level 2:Smart Distribution networkand processes

Level 3:Smart Integration

Level 4:Smart EnergyManagement

SMARTGRIDS

Functionallevels

Level 1:Smart Pan-European Transmission networkTransmission

Network

Level 0:New generation technologies

Electricity

generation

Level 5:Smart Customers

More automatedmedium voltage distributionnetworkswithself healingcapabilities. Monitoredandcontrolledlow voltage networks.IT supportedmonitoringprocess

Frame-Program 7: Pilots Reti attive Infrastruttura veicoli elettrici

ed ibridi

2009

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