Marius Chiriac, who had been leading the company since its launch in Romania, in November 2018, took over the position of general manager of Enel Energie and Enel Energie Muntenia.
As general manager of Enel X Romania, Ortiz will continue to develop electric mobility infrastructure for zero-impact alternative transportation and will promote energy efficiency solutions for buildings, homes or industrial consumers.
“The transition to electric mobility is accelerating from one year to another, including through an increasing number of Enel X public charging points, installed in all corners of the country, and through home or office mobility solutions that make drivers’ lives easier. At the same time, energy efficiency is becoming a priority for companies, increasingly interested in our solutions for producing energy from renewable sources. We will develop all these innovative products and digital solutions from the Enel X Romania portfolio to support communities to benefit from a clean and safe environment and to support the accelerated pace of the energy transition,” said Ortiz.
Enel X Romania has reached a network of 140 charging points throughout the country, installed on both public and private spaces, in malls or hypermarkets. It also covers the charging needs in the private area with electric mobility solutions for home or office, that make life easier for electric vehicles drivers. These include charging stations, installation services and software applications through which customers can monitor and control their own charging devices.
In terms of photovoltaic panel solutions for industrial and commercial customers, Enel X Romania has implemented projects for the most important companies in sectors such as food, retail, logistics centers, shopping centers and office buildings. Approximately 11,500 photovoltaic panels were installed, contributing to carbon emission reductions of 2,348 tons a year. The annual savings of companies that have installed such energy production sources exceed EUR500,000 by avoiding the costs of transmission and distribution of electricity, as well as contributions for green certificates and cogeneration.