For Enel, the circular economy: › is not just a topic of environmental management, but much more than this: it concerns redesigning the entire economic model and therefore transversal governance is needed with respect to economic and environmental areas, on every level (from institutional to corporate); › covers the entire value chain but places greater attention above all on the initial phases of designing the products and goods and defining the business models; › has to be supported by innovation and the financial and insurance sector to be able to reach its full potential; › requires constant updating of the legislative framework, which was established over decades in a context dominated by a linear approach; › requires transversal systematic collaboration between public and private along the value chain (suppliers-company-customers), cross-sector, etc., also through open governance tools; › must be supported by solid metrics that make it possible to appreciate its progress, as well as training in order to develop a new circular culture.