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Enel X is a Rome, Italy-based energy management organization that provides demand response, electric mobility solutions, and energy efficiency technologies to businesses, cities, and institutions. Operating as a division of the Enel Group, the entity manages 9.3 gigawatts of demand response capacity, 10.7 megawatts of behind-the-meter storage, and approximately three million municipal light points worldwide. The corporate division generates revenue through energy-as-a-service models and capacity management, notably securing a 70 percent market share for demand response in Poland for the 2021 to 2023 period. To expand its global footprint and technological capabilities, the division has completed strategic acquisitions of companies including EnerNOC, Demand Energy, and eMotorWerks, while also acquiring a stake in Ufinet International. Enel X was officially launched in 2017 as a dedicated global business line by its parent company, the Enel Group.
Key people at Enel X.
Enel X is a global company specializing in innovative technological solutions that accelerate the energy transition by enabling sustainable energy consumption, electric mobility, and digitalization for businesses, cities, and individuals worldwide. It offers a broad portfolio including e-mobility infrastructure, energy efficiency, demand response, distributed generation, and smart city solutions, aiming to transform energy into accessible, clean power and create new value through electrification and digital services[1][2][4].
Founded as part of the Enel Group, Enel X serves residential, commercial, and industrial customers by providing integrated energy solutions that help manage consumption, reduce environmental impact, and support the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The company addresses challenges such as grid flexibility, sustainable mobility, and energy optimization, leveraging advanced platforms and services to empower users to make better energy choices. Enel X has shown strong growth momentum by managing significant demand response capacity (about 8.1 GW), behind-the-meter storage, and millions of smart lighting installations globally[1][4][5].
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Enel X was launched by the Enel Group to lead the electrification of energy consumption and support the global energy transition. The idea emerged from the need to provide innovative, sustainable, and digital energy solutions that go beyond traditional power supply, focusing on creating new value through technology and customer-centric services. The company evolved from Enel’s long-standing presence in the energy sector, expanding its focus from generation and distribution to integrated energy services, smart infrastructure, and electric mobility[3][4].
The founding vision was to enable everyone—people, businesses, and governments—to actively manage and optimize their energy use, contributing to a sustainable future. Early traction came from deploying demand response services, energy efficiency solutions, and pioneering electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, positioning Enel X as a key player in the new power economy[1][2][5].
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Enel X rides the global trend of energy transition, electrification, and digitalization, which are critical to addressing climate change and sustainability challenges. The timing is pivotal as governments and industries worldwide push for decarbonization, renewable integration, and smart infrastructure. Market forces such as increasing EV adoption, demand for grid flexibility, and smart city development favor Enel X’s solutions.
By enabling flexible energy consumption, renewable integration, and smart mobility, Enel X influences the broader ecosystem by accelerating the shift to a decentralized, digital, and sustainable energy model. Its role extends beyond technology provision to shaping consumer behavior, regulatory frameworks, and industry standards[1][4][6][8].
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Enel X is poised to expand its leadership in sustainable energy solutions and electric mobility, driven by growing global demand for clean energy and smart infrastructure. Future trends shaping its journey include increased electrification of transport, enhanced grid digitalization, and the rise of distributed energy resources.
The company’s influence is likely to grow as it continues to innovate in energy flexibility, storage, and integrated services, helping customers navigate complex energy landscapes. Its commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and circular economy principles positions Enel X as a key enabler of the global energy transition, with a vision to make electricity the answer to all energy needs and create new value for future generations[4][6][9].
Key people at Enel X.
Enel X has 1 tracked investment across 1 company. The latest tracked deal is $8.0M Seed in LayerX in October 2022.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
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| Oct 1, 2022 | LayerX | $8.0M Seed | — | Accel, Asymmetric Capital Partners, Craft Ventures, Cyberstarts VC, Foobar.vc, Glilot Capital Partners, Insight Partners, Scale Asia Ventures, Seedcamp, Tamar Technology Ventures, Team8, Terra Venture Partners, Village Global, Benny Schnaider, Chris Murphy, EFI Cohen, Peter Kazanjy, Finsec Innovation LAB, GuideStar, INT3, Kmehin Ventures |
