Kafireas wind farm (7 wind parks), which was connected to the grid at the end of 2019. North America Enel Green Power is present in North America with plants operating and under construction in the United States (solar, wind and geothermal technology), Mexico and Canada (wind technology). Latin America In Latin America, Enel Green Power has operations in Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru, where it is present with all the main renewable production technologies, including wind, solar, hydroelectric and geothermal. Africa Enel Green Power is present in Africa with plants in operation and under construction in South Africa (solar and wind technology), Morocco (wind technology) and Zambia (solar technology). Asia In 2015 Enel Green Power acquired a majority stake in Indian renewable energy company BLP Energy – for 30 million euros. In Asia, Enel Green generates energy from wind and solar sources. It currently holds 100% of BLP Energy. In India, Enel Green Power has established offices in Gurgaon and Bangalore and manages three wind farms: “Vayu” wind farm in the Kutch region of Gujarat; “Coral” wind farm in the Kutch region of Gujarat; “Amberi and Jath” wind farms in the Satara and Sangli regions of Maharashtra. The company has also won two tenders for the “Tunga” Wind Project in Karnataka and for the “Thar” Solar Photovoltaic Project in Rajasthan. Since 2021, Enel Green Power has expanded its presence to Vietnam with several renewable energy projects. The first plant is set to begin operations in 2024. Oceania Enel Green Power is present in Oceania with 3 solar parks. Governance CEOs Francesco Starace(September 17, 2008 - May 29, 2014) Francesco Venturini (May 30, 2014 - April 27, 2017) Antonio Cammisecra (April 28, 2017 - September 30, 2020) Salvatore Bernabei (from 1 October 2020). Power Purchase Agreement The core business of Enel Green Power consists of the sale of renewable energy generated by its plants to commercial and industrial customers. In order to do this, Enel Green Power uses power purchase agreements (PPAs), namely long-term energy supply agreements through which it develops projects for companies. Controversies Turbine failure On 3 February 2015, a turbine at the hydropower plant at Barber Dam, Boise, Idaho, turned off. A regional operations manager for Enel said it was not clear what caused the shut down, and that an alert system also failed. Boise River water normally flows through at ,