Giro d'Italia 102

Discover the stories of the Giro 102

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The 102nd Giro d’Italia has started from Bologna, a city that’s now smarter than ever, thanks to Enel X and its innovative solutions, including new e-vehicle charging stations

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The fourth stage of the Giro d’Italia 102 begins in Orbetello on Tuscany’s Silver Coast, where Enel is one of the main partners in an innovative project for electric mobility and sustainable tourism

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The twelfth stage of the 102nd Giro d'Italia starts in Cuneo and finishes in Pinerolo, in a region with a great industrial tradition

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The 16th stage of the Giro d’Italia 102, from Lovere to Ponte di Legno, winds through the Lombardy Alps, where we are promoting sustainable tourism

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The 18th stage of the 102nd Giro d’Italia from Valdaora/Olang to Santa Maria di Sala passes through the Dolomites of Veneto where the rivers play host to Enel Green Power hydroelectric plants

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In 2019 Enel is once again supporting the Giro d’Italia. In this interview Carlo Tamburi, Enel’s Head of Country, Italy, talks about the values shared by Enel and the Maglia Rosa (Pink Jersey)

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The seventh stage of the 102nd Giro d'Italia sets off from Vasto and arrives in L’Aquila, where the “Fare Scuola” project initiated by Enel Cuore (Enel Heart) and Fondazione Reggio Children has reinvented the spaces inside a school

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The tenth stage of the Giro 102 traverses the area of the Emilia region where the Enel Cuore and Fondazione Reggio Children project “Fare Scuola” was conceived to rethink school spaces and interiors and promote the culture of change

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The fifteenth stage of Giro d’Italia departs from Ivrea for Como, a tourist gem known the world over. It’s an opportunity to reflect on the possibilities offered by sustainable mobility

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The 102nd edition of the Giro d’Italia has been won by an outsider – Ecuador’s Richard Carapaz. The competition concluded with an individual time trial finishing at the Verona Arena. This year’s edition continued to spring surprises while showcasing our country and telling its stories to the world. Enel was again at the heart of the action as sponsor of the Maglia Rosa (Pink Jersey) for the fourth year running

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