Energy
Plenitude accelerates renewables expansion energy transition push
The company reporting a pro forma EBITDA of approximately €1.1 billion
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By ICN Bureau | May 08, 2026
Plenitude has published its 2025 Statutory Financial Statements, alongside its Sustainability Report and Impact Report. The disclosures underline a year of sharp expansion and continued execution of its integrated energy strategy.
Over the past 12 months, the company significantly strengthened its growth trajectory, scaling an integrated model that blends renewable generation, energy retail, and electric mobility. Installed renewable capacity rose by 40% compared to 2024, reinforcing its position across core energy markets.
Financial performance also reflected this momentum, with the company reporting a pro forma EBITDA of approximately €1.1 billion, underscoring the resilience of its business model and its ability to generate sustained value while advancing decarbonisation goals.
Stefano Goberti, Chief Executive Officer of Plenitude, commented: “The 2025 results confirm Plenitude’s distinctive positioning: robust growth that successfully integrates economic performance with a strong focus on sustainability, thanks to our model, which is built around people, innovation and a long-term vision. We continue to contribute to the energy transition by leveraging the integration of renewables, retail and electric mobility.”
Eni-controlled Plenitude operates in more than 15 countries, combining approximately 6 GW of installed renewable capacity with energy sales and solutions serving over 11 million customers across Europe. Its electric mobility network now spans 23,000 charging points.
Looking ahead, the company has set ambitious 2030 targets: 15 GW of installed renewable capacity globally and 15 million customers, signalling continued scale-up across clean energy and mobility infrastructure.