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Romania: New General Manager of all electricity distribution subsidiaries appointed by Enel

Former Head of Network Development within the Global Infrastructure & Networks Division of the Enel Group, Monica Hodor, has been appointed General Manager of the E-Distributie companies in Romania, responsible for the management of the electricity distribution networks in Banat, Dobrogea and Muntenia Sud regions. The three E-Distributie companies in Romania (E-Distributie Banat, E-Distributie Dobrogea and E-Distributie Muntenia) serve about 2.9 million customers in Banat, Dobrogea and Muntenia Sud. In 2020, the E-Distributie companies invested about 100 million euros in the modernization of electricity network in the capital Bucharest and ten counties in which they operate. The value of the modernization programs was added to the accumulated investments of about 1,4 billion euros made by the distribution companies in the period between 2005 and 2019.

 

 

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