Sustainability rating: Enel announces its ‘most important 2019 milestone’
MSCI ESG Research has rewarded utility Enel with the ‘AAA’ rating for its commitments to sustainability, up from ‘AA’ in 2018.
Source: www.smart-energy.com
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