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Enel Green Power reports positive first quarter 2010 results
Compared with 2009, total revenues increased by 10% and Group net income by 13.4%, while the net financial debt decreased by 44%
The Board of Directors of Enel Green Power approved the half-year financial report at June 30 2010, which showed flattering results.
The installed capacity compared with June 30th. 2009 expanded by 1,217 MW, while the net energy generation reached 10.8 TWh (billion kWh), with a 9% growth over the same period o...
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