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ENEL's rights offering is closed, with all new shares having been subscribed

Rome, July 8th, 2009 – Enel S.p.A. (“Enel”) has successfully concluded the paid-in capital increase with pre-emptive rights resolved by its Board of Directors on May 6th and May 28th, 2009, in accordance with the shareholders’ authorization granted on April 29th,
2009, pursuant to Article 2443 of the Italian civil code.

Voluntary agreement between ENEL and the Italian Ministry of the environment

• Fulvio Conti and Stefania Prestigiacomo, in the presence of the
cabinet under-secretary Gianni Letta, have signed mutual commitments to favor the achievement of EU environmental objectives.

• The Company committed itself to develop renewable energy
sources, to reduce the emissions of thermoelectric power stations,
converting old plants and using more biomass and Refuse Derived
Fuel (RDF), and to improve end-use energy efficiency.

FEAD - European Federation of Waste Management and Environmental Services

“FEAD is the European federation representing the private waste and resource management industry across Europe. FEAD’s members are national waste management associations covering 19 Member States, Norway and Serbia.

Informal Meeting of the EPSCO Council with the European Cross-Sectoral Social Partners

From social benefits to salaries

At the troika meeting in Jönköping, 08 July 2009, CEEP welcomed the choice of the Swedish Presidency to give priority to labour market inclusion in the Employment and Social Affairs agenda and to climate change more globally as this issue has a very clear employment aspect.

Minister Schavan launches German EUREKA Chairmanship year Annette Schavan, minister at the BMBF

Minister Schavan launches German EUREKA Chairmanship year
Annette Schavan, minister at the BMBF (Federal Ministry for Education and Research) today officially launched the German EUREKA Chairmanship year at the ‘World-Class
Innovation through International Cooperation’ Conference in Dresden, attended by some 300 representatives of government, industry, academia and trade associations.
“In these times of economic crisis, now is the moment for researchers and innovators in Europe to exploit the international cooperation promoted by EUREKA and

EuroDOCSIS 3.0 Marches Forward witH New Certifications

Cable Europe Labs grants EuroDOCSIS 3.0 Certifications to Cisco, Hitron, Motorola & Ubee;

Cisco & Thomson recipients of EuroDOCSIS 2.0 Certifications

(Brussels, 8 July 2009) - Cable Europe Labs announces today a new wave of industry certifications granted to Cisco, Hitron, Motorola and Ubee for products that will be used for the ongoing roll out of EuroDOCSIS 3.0 across Europe. In addition, EuroDOCSIS 2.0 certification was also granted to products from Cisco and Thomson.

ECPA - European Crop Protection Association

Copa and Cogeca welcome the initiative of G8 countries to commit more resources to investments in farming

Following today’s meeting of heads of state and government in Rome, Copa and Cogeca welcome the G8 initiative to focus more attention on how investment in farming can help fight world hunger.

Buzek to be quizzed in public today on Parliament Presidency after Watson pulls out of race

Jerzy Buzek (Poland, EPP), the favourite to become the next European Parliament President following the decision by Mario Mauro (Italy, EPP) and Graham Watson (UK, ALDE) to pull out of the race and back Buzek, will be quizzed on his plans in public today in the only public debate to be held ahead of next week’s plenary vote in Strasbourg. The election of the new President will take place on Tuesday 14 July, by secret ballot. The only other official candidate, Eva-Britt Svensson (Sweden, GUE/NGL), will make a statement on her plans before the interview begins.

EU governments must denounce unfair competition to European industries in trade conditions for South Korea

- Severe competitive disadvantage to European industries
- EU manufacturing and employment at risk
- Harmful precedent for other EU free trade agreements

Brussels, 8 July 2009 – EU governments should not accept to close the current free trade negotiations with South Korea before a balanced
outcome is assured in order to safeguard competitiveness and employment levels in Europe.

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