The Italian energy major Eni S.p.A. has renamed Eni Gas and Power France to Plentitude, Eni’s renewable energy arm. The company said in a media release that the rebranding is in line with its business model integrating renewables production, the sale of energy and energy solutions, and a network of charging points for electric vehicles.

“Plenitude, a name that represents our comprehensive global vision and energy in continued regeneration, marks today a further step in the evolution of its activities in France. After Italy, Spain, and Portugal, we are very proud to present also in the French market our brand that expresses a clear mission, rooted in innovation and growth, to build together with our customers a future in which energy becomes synonymous with trust, sustainable development, and progress, accompanying them on the path towards energy transition”, Giorgia Molajoni, Digital, Information Technology & Communication Director of Plenitude, said.

With the rebranding, Eni said Plenitude is launching a new customer service model and a technology platform. This new approach aims to provide customers with a more personalized and engaging experience, focusing on their individual energy needs and supporting their transition to renewable energy sources. By offering certified renewable electricity, Eni said Plenitude is demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction.

Furthermore, Eni said Plentitude is focusing on strengthening its presence in the French renewables sector. The company operated 120 megawatts-peak (MWp) of photovoltaic installed capacity and has a further 700 MW of new solar and wind projects under development.

Additionally, Plenitude is expanding its electric vehicle charging infrastructure with the “On the Road” network. This network will include fast and ultra-fast charging stations, making it easier for French customers to charge their electric vehicles. Additionally, the “Plenitude On the Road” app will provide access to over 400,000 charging points across Europe, offering customers a wider range of charging options.

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