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  Profile Coverage Page No. Notes
1  Strategy and Analysis      
01:01 Statement from the Chairman and the Chief Executive Officer Total 6  
01:02 Key impacts, risks, and opportunities Total
6, 13, 21, 29, 46  
2  Organizational Profile      
02:01 Name of the organization Total cover  
02:02 Primary brands, products, and/or services Total 12  
02:03 Operational structure Total 12  
02:04
Location of the organization’s headquarters Total tc  
02:05 Countries where the organization operates Total sc  
02:06 Nature of ownership and legal form Total 31  
02:07 Markets served Total sc, 12  
02:08 Scale of reporting organization Total 10, 12, 28, 34, 52  
02:09 Significant changes Total 15  
02:10 Awards received Total
26, 76, 78  
EU1 Installed capacity Total sc, 11, 42  
EU2 Net energy produced Total 11  
EU3 Number of customers, broken down by type Total 93  
EU4 Length of transmissions and distribution networks
 n.a.   Edison does not provide electric power distribution and transmission services
EU5 Allocation of emissions rights and compliance with the Kyoto Protocol
 Total 86  
3  Report Parameters
      
03:01
Reporting period
Total
83  
03:02
Date of publication of previous report
 Total
 83  
03:03
Reporting cycle
 Total
 83  
03:04
Contacts and addresses for report information
 Total
 tc
 
03:05
Process for defining report content
 Total
24  
03:06
Scope of the report
 Total
83  
03:07
Limitations on the objective or scope of the report
 Totale
83  
03:08
Information about affiliated companies
 Total
83  
03:09
Data measurement techniques and bases of calculations
 Total
83  
03:10
Restatements compared with previous report
Total
83  
03:11
Significant changes from previous report
 Totale
83  
03:12
Reference table
 Totale
95  
03:13
Independent certification
 Total
97  
4  Governance, Commitments, Engagement
      
04:01
Governance structure
 Total
18,
CG Report
  
04:02
Indicate whether the Chairman is also an executive officer
 Total
CG Report
 
04:03
Independent and non-executive Directors Totale
CG Report
  
04:04
Mechanisms for shareholders to provide recommendations
Total
 CG Report
 
04:05
Linkage between compensation for Directors and top management and performance
 Total
CG Report
  
04:06
Conflicts of interest
 Total
CG Report
  
04:07
Qualifications of Directors
Total
 CG Report
 
04:08
Mission, values, codes of conduct, and principles
 Total
 17  
04:09
Procedures to identify and manage economic, environmental and social performance
 Total
 19  
04:10
Process for evaluating the Board’s performance
 Total
CG Report
  
04:11
Method for applying the precautionary principle or approach Total
21  
04:12
Adoption of external economic, social and environmental codes and principles
 Total
17  
04:13
Memberships in industry associations Total
70  
04:14 List of stakeholdes engaged by the organization
 Totale
25, 26
 
04:15
Basis for identification of stakeholders with whom to engage
 Totale
25, 26
 
04:16
Approaches to stakeholder engagement
 Total
25, 26
 
04:17
Key topics and concerns raised through stakeholder engagement and actions taken
 Total
25, 26
 
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  Profile
 Coverage
 Page No.
 Notes
  ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE
      
DMA EC Disclosure on management approach
 Total 29, 60, 82 Under Italian law, the handling of materials containing PCB is governed by Law No. 62 of April 18, 2005
EU6
Management strategy to ensure the availability of energy over the medium/long-term
 Total 13  
EU7 DSM (demand-side management) programs
 Total 13  
EU8 R&D activities and investments
 n.a. 50 Edison does not own any nuclear power plants
EU9 Decommissioning of nuclear facilities
 Total    
EC1 Economic value directly generated and distributed
 Total 30  
EC2 Risks and opportunities due to climate change
 Total 46  
EC3 Coverage of pension obligations
 Total Report on
Operations
  
EC4 Significant financing received from the public administration
 Total 29  
EC6 Policy, practices, and proportion of spending on locally-based suppliers
 Total 67,94  
EC7 Hiring of residents from the locations where most of the organization’s activities are carried out
 Total 53  
EC8 Development of investment provided primarily for “publicly useful projects Total 73, 82  
EU10 Planned capacity vis-à-vis projected long-term energy demand
 Total 29, 84  
EU11 Average yield of the thermoelectric power plants
  86  
EU12 Energy losses during transmission and distribution
 n.a.   Edison does not provide electric power distribution and transmission services
  ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE
      
DMA EN Disclosure on management approach
 Total 9, 35  
EN1 Raw materials used
 Total 86  
EN2 Materials reused or recycled
 n.a.    
EN3 Direct energy consumption by source
 Total 86  
EN4 Indirect energy consumption
 Total 86  
EN5 Energy saved
 Partial
 50  
EN6 Energy-efficient or renewable- energy-based products and services
 Total 60  
EN7 Initiatives to reduce indirect energy consumption and reductions achieved
 Total 38  
EN8 Water consumption by source
 Total 86  
EN11 Siting of facilities in protected areas or areas with high biodiversity
 Total 40 The information will be available in 2011
EN12 Description of significant impacts on biodiversity
 Total 40, 86  
EU13 Biodiversity of offset habitats compared with damaged habitats
 Total   No area offsetting activities were carried out
EN13 Habitats protected or restored
 Total 40  
EN14 Future strategies and plans to manage impacts on biodiversity
 Totale 40  
EN16 Direct greenhouse gas emissions
 Total 47, 86  
EN17 Indirect greenhouse gas emissions
 Total 47, 86  
EN18 Initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
 Total 47, 48, 86  
EN19 Emissions of substances harmful to the ozone layer
 Total 86  
EN20 Other air emission
 Total 47, 86  
EN21 Effluents discharge
 Total 86  
EN22 Waste production and disposal methods
 Total 86  
EN23 Total number and volume of polluting spills
 Total 86  
EN26 IInitiatives to mitigate environmental impacts of products and services
 Total 60  
EN27 Percentage of products sold and packing materials reused or recycled
 n.a.   Indicator not reported because it is not significant for the type of business operated by the Group
EN28 Fines for non-compliance with environmental laws and regulations
 Total 86  
EN30 Environmental protection  expenditures and investments
 Total 86  
  SOCIAL PERFORMANCE
      
EU14 Programs to ensure the availability of specialized personnel
 Total 53  
EU15 Employees who potentially could be leaving the organization over the next 5-10 years
 Total 54 Only qualitative information is available. Objective for the future: list the percentage of employees who potentially could be leaving the organization over the next 5-10 years
EU16 Policies concerning the health and safety of employees and contractors
 Total 57  
DMA LA Disclosure on management approach di gestione Total 9, 53  
LA1 Breakdown of workforce by employment type,employment contract, and region
 Total 89-92  
LA2 Turnover by age group, gender, and region
 Total 89-92  
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  Profile
 Coverage
 Page No.
 Notes
EU17
 Days worked by contractors
 Total
89-92  
EU18
 Employees of contractors who received health and safety training
 Total
57 Only qualitative information is available. Objective for the future: list the percentage of employees of contractors who received training on occupational health and safety
LA4
 Collective Bargaining Agreements Coverage
 Total
89-92  
LA5
 Minimum notice period for operational changes
Total
  Covered by current legislation: Legislative Decree No. 18/2001 and Law No. 223/1991
LA7 Injuries and occupational diseases
Total
57, 89-92  
LA8 Training programs concerning prevention and risk control to assist employees regarding serious conditions or diseases
 Total
57  
LA10 Employee training
 Total
89-92  
LA12 Percentage of employees receiving performance and career development reviews
 Total
56  
LA13 Breakdown of employees by gender and other indicators of diversity (e.g., disability) Total
18, 89-92  
LA14 Ratio of the base salary of male employees to that of female employees in the same category
Total
89-92  
  HUMAN RIGHTS
     
DMA HR Disclosure on management approach
 Total
53, 59, 67, 74  
HR1 Transactions that have undergone human rights screening
Total
17, 68  
HR2 Supplier and contractors who have undergone human rights screening
 Total
57  
HR4 Occurrences of discrimination and actions taken
 Total
   
HR5 Activities in the course of which the freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining could be jeopardized
 Total
74 Covered by current laws: Article 21 of the Italian Constitution
HR6 Transactions with a high risk of the use of child labor
 Total
74  
HR7 Transactions with a high risk of the use of forced labor
 Total
74  
  IMPACTS ON SOCIETY
     
EU19 Involvement of stakeholders in the decision making process for the development of new energy facilities
Total
 71  
EU20 Approach adopted to manage the impact of decommissioning projects
 n.a.
  During the reporting period Edison did not carry out any decommissioning projects
DMA SO Disclosure on management approach
Total
71  
SO1 Management of impacts on communities
 Total
 71  
EU22 People in the community who were physically displaced or economically compensated
 n.a.
  During the reporting period Edison did not carry out any decommissioning projects
SO2 Monitoring the risk of corruption
Total
19  
SO3 Employees trained in preventing corruption crimes
Total
19  
SO4 Actions taken in response to corruption cases
 Total
  There were no instances of corruption during the reporting period
SO5 Positions on public policy and lobbying
 Total
70  
SO8 Fines and non-cash penalties for failures to comply with laws and regulations
 Total
88, 93  
  PRODUCT RESPONSIBILITY

    
EU23 Programs to improve or maintain access to electric power
Total
64  
EU24 Information provided to customers about the safe use of energy and support services
 Total
 64  
DMA PR Information about approaches to manage electrical networks
 Total
60, 64  
PR1 Phases in the life cycle of services the impacts of which on health and services have been assessed
 Total
35  
EU25 Number of accidents that affected the community and any resulting judicial proceedings
 Total
  There were no disputes outstanding against Edison in 2010
PR3 Information requested for the procedures and services subject to such disclosure requirements
Total
 62, 64  
PR6 Programs to comply with laws and voluntary codes on marketing activities
 Total
64,65  
PR8 Complaints regarding breaches of privacy
Total
66, 93  
PR9 Fines for non-compliance with laws and regulations
Total
66  
EU26 Population not served in the distribution area
n.a.
  Edison does not provide electric power distribution and transmission services
EU27 Disconnections from the network for non-payment
Total
93  
EU28 Frequency index of network interruptions
 n.a.
  Edison does not provide electric power distribution and
transmission services
EU29 Length index of network interruptions
 n.a.
  Edison does not provide electric power distribution and transmission services
EU30 Average availability factor for all power plants
Total
86  
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