Seville – Illuminating art in Lisbon, Lima, the necropolis of the Vatican, and the Alcazar of Seville thanks to the combination of energy and art that is inscribed in Enel’s DNA. The company, for over 20 years, has made available its desire to innovate for the art world. In Spain, Endesa has enlightened many artistic heritage sights in the Iberian Peninsula, and, along with Enel Sole, has created the new lighting system of Alcazar royal palace, in Seville. Energy in the service of beauty is also the thread that brings together many projects in Latin America, where several companies of the Group have promoted interventions in artistic lighting. Among these is the extensive program Iluminando Monuments al Sur del Mundo, put in place by Enersis, Endesa Chile and Chilectra. Since 2000, the project has involved more than 50 buildings, including churches and civil buildings, across Chile. Among the latest works, there is Casa dos Bicos, home of the José Saramago Foundation in Lisbon. (9Colonne)
