
Endesa
Spanish multinational electric utility company generating, distributing, and selling electricity and gas.
About
Endesa is a major Spanish electric utility company, operating as a subsidiary of the Italian company Enel. It provides electricity and gas services to millions of customers in Spain and internationally, engaging in generation, distribution, and commercialization of energy. The company is increasingly focused on renewable energy and grid digitalization as part of its commitment to the energy transition.
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Key facts
- Website
- endesa.com
- Headquarters
- Madrid, Spain
- Founded
- 1944
- Business model
- B2C
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StartupHub's Data Trust & Reputation score for Endesa is 75 out of 100, a generally safe rating, based on site security posture, privacy practices, malware and phishing checks, and public reputation signals.
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