Q&A: Endesa’s Jaime Roman on mergers

Jaime Roman, head of risk management at Spanish utility Endesa, talks to Katie Holliday about the attitudes to risk management in Europe from the perspective of a major European utility operating in the growing Iberian markets

Jaime Roman - Endesa

Endesa is the largest private utility in Spain and Latin America with 11.6 million customers in Europe and 12.4 million in Latin America. The company was bought by Italian energy group Enel in 2007 after a tense takeover battle with German energy company E.ON.

The Spanish incumbent has a domestic annual generation of over 97,600 gigawatt hours from nuclear, fossil-fuelled, hydroelectric and renewable resource power plants and has a growing presence in the Spanish natural gas market.

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