In 2021, Plenitude updated its Articles of Association, becoming a Benefit Corporation (Società Benefit). This business model, introduced in Italy by Law No. 208 of 28 December 20151, provides that, in carrying out their business activities, Benefit Corporations pursue a dual purpose: generating profit and achieving one or more common-benefit purposes for the benefit of individuals, communities, territories and the environment, cultural and social assets and activities, organisations and associations, and other stakeholders. As a Corporation (Società Benefit), Plenitude is committed to pursuing four common-benefit purposes aimed at both internal and external stakeholders.
This commitment is first and foremost reflected in the development of renewable energy sources for electricity generation and in tools and solutions that can help make energy consumption more efficient.
The Company also promotes the development and commercialisation of products, services and technologies aimed at improving energy efficiency and the conscious use of energy sources, with a focus on optimising end customers’ consumption.
Furthermore, Plenitude is committed to safeguarding diversity and inclusion among its employees and collaborators, while promoting flexible organisational models that facilitate work-life balance.
Finally, in its relationship with end customers, the Company aims to put them at the centre of its activities, engaging with them fairly and transparently, offering quality products and services that meet their needs and supporting them in becoming more aware of their consumption habits.
Eni Plenitude SpA Benefit Corporation (Società Benefit) has published the single integrated document “2025 Sustainability Report and Impact Report”, attached to the 2025 Financial Statements, as required by Italian Law No. 208 of 2015 on Benefit Corporations, with reference to the Impact Report. The document has been prepared in accordance with the “GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards” (GRI Standards 2021) of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), which represents the “external assessment standard” used to measure the impacts generated, in accordance with the provisions of Annexes 4 and 5 of the legislation on Benefit Corporations, for the purposes of preparing the required annual report. In addition, it has voluntarily undergone Limited Assurance by an independent audit firm.
[1]For further information on Law No. 208 of 28 December 2015, Paragraphs 376–384, see: https://www.gazzettaufficiale.it/eli/id/2015/12/30/15G00222/sg.
