Market Background

• Italy began liberalising its electricity and gas sectors in accordance with EU directives in 1999, initially allowing only large customers to choose their supplier.

• However, since July 2007 all customers have been able to switch. Around 40% of Italy's gas and electricity is still consumed on the regulated market.

• Italy's reliance on imports has been one of the characteristics of the country’s electricity market and this dependence was seen as the main cause of the two significant power blackouts that struck the country in 2003.

• Since this time, the country's power market has stabilised, however, and the government has sought to encourage investment in new power plants.

  Italian electricity prices are, on average, among the highest in Europe. As such it is critical that organisations seek out ways to minimise their energy costs.
  

How can Inenco help?

Our Italian-speaking energy specialists have strong relationships with every key supplier, enabling us to provide organisations with a range of services.

Inenco is committed to ensuring that our clients are getting the best energy prices available, and that they are only paying their suppliers for the energy they use. With our extensive market knowledge, we can offer solutions tailored to the needs of your organisation, with results going straight to the bottom line. 

In Italy we offer the following services:

Tendering

Bureau Services

Energy Survey


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+44 1253 785174
 
Alternatively, you can
email your enquiry to:
europe@inenco.com