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Reuters  Mar 26  Comment 
* Rules out sale of Endesa assets, Enel Green Power stake
Reuters  Jan 29  Comment 
* BG plans to sell further stake of Quinteros terminal to Enagas
Reuters  Dec 7  Comment 
Spain's Endesa SA is poised to clinch a deal with Chilean pension funds over regional energy group Enersis SA's controversial planned capital increase, a source close to Endesa told Reuters on Friday.
Mining Weekly  Dec 3  Comment 
A Chilean ministerial group has lifted a suspension on energy firm Endesa's 740 MW Punta Alcalde coal-fired thermoelectric project, the company said on Monday, in a boon for miners in the mineral-rich north of the world's No 1 copper-producing...
Reuters  Sep 20  Comment 
Spanish energy company Endesa SA hopes its Latin American unit, Enersis, will complete a controversial multibillion-dollar capital increase during the first quarter of 2013, according to a company presentation on Thursday. Chile-based Enersis'...
Reuters  Aug 31  Comment 
Chile-based regional energy group Enersis said on Friday it will push forward with a controversial $8.02 billion capital increase and will comply with a regulator request to re-appraise the properties parent company Endesa is planning to put up...
Reuters  Aug 16  Comment 
Spain's Endesa said on Thursday it wants to push ahead with its Latin American unit Enersis' controversial planned capital increase of up to $8.02 billion, but only if it garners a wide consensus.




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Madrid-based Endesa S.A. (ELE) is the largest electricity and energy company in Spain, with significant operations in Europe (Italy, France, Poland and Portugal) and Latin America (Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, and Colombia). Of the group's electric generation capacity of more than 190,000 Gigawatt hours (GWh), approximately 47.6% is located in Spain and Portugal, while Latin America and Europe account for 33.3% and 19.1%, respectively. Input fuels for the generation assets include hydroelectric, coal, nuclear, oil/gas and others. Endesa is also involved in other activities, such as natural gas supply and distribution, where it has become a leader in Europe. Approximately 53.7% of the company's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) in 2006 came from Spain and Portugal, while the rest of Europe contributed 15.6%, and Latin America contributed 30.6% of operating earnings. Input fuels for generation assets include hydroelectric (approximately 5.2% of the total generation in 2006), coal (67.1%), combined cycle-CCGT (10.3%), nuclear (13.1%), oil/gas (3.0%), renewables/CHP (1.3%), and wind (0.02%). The company has also moved into Poland through its SNET stake, and has signed a joint venture with Mytilineos Holdings and has entered the Greek market. The company is a subsidiary of Italian enery company Enel since 2009.

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