Volpe’s appointment is effective as of April 30.
Enel Romania didn’t give a reason for replacing D’Agnese, but said the latter would take over a leading position with the Italian group.
D’Agnese served as general manager of Enel Romania for three years.
The Italian utility estimates its pretax earnings in Romania will rise 4% to EUR300 million in 2014, from EUR289 million a year earlier.
Enel serves 2.6 million customers in Romania.