More
    HomeUncategorizedEnel appoints Carlo Pignoloni as the new country manager in Romania

    Enel appoints Carlo Pignoloni as the new country manager in Romania

    Published on

    Enel announces that Carlo Pignoloni, who up until now was head of Enel Green Power’s operations in Italy, becomes the new country manager of Enel in Romania, replacing Georgios Stassis who left the Enel Group to take the helm of Greece’s top utility Power Public Corporation (PPC).

    Carlo Pignoloni graduated in Mechanical Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Milan, he joined Enel in 1990 where he held several positions across the company’s various business segments. Carlo is not new to Romania, from 2008 to 2011 he ran Enel Green Power’s operations in the country.

    Georgios Stassis who had been running Enel Romania’s operations since 2016, has recently been appointed CEO and Chairman of PPC, Greece’s state-owned and largest power utility.

    Latest articles

    NEPI Rockcastle signs 200 million euros sale agreement for Ozas shopping centre in Lithuania, marking exit from the Baltic region

    NEPI Rockcastle has entered into an agreement to sell the Ozas Shopping and Entertainment...

    ING: 7 out of 10 Romanians do not invest, even though 60 percent say inflation could erode their savings

    For many Romanians, the first step toward investing begins with a financial safety net....

    tbi bank signs partnership with Karpaten Turism

    tbi bank is strengthening its presence in travel financing through a new partnership with...

    Nuclearelectrica and Nucleoelectrica Argentina Sociedad Anonima sign MoU for cooperation in the operation and development of CANDU 6 technology

    Nuclearelectrica (SNN) and Nucleoelectrica Argentina Sociedad Anonima (NASA) signed today, 17 September 2026, a...

    More like this

    NEPI Rockcastle signs 200 million euros sale agreement for Ozas shopping centre in Lithuania, marking exit from the Baltic region

    NEPI Rockcastle has entered into an agreement to sell the Ozas Shopping and Entertainment...

    ING: 7 out of 10 Romanians do not invest, even though 60 percent say inflation could erode their savings

    For many Romanians, the first step toward investing begins with a financial safety net....

    tbi bank signs partnership with Karpaten Turism

    tbi bank is strengthening its presence in travel financing through a new partnership with...