Government officials said the new CEO of power grid Terna is likely to be Giuseppina Di Foggia, currently head of Finnish telecoms group Nokia's operations in Italy. The announcement is expected on Thursday. In a 2025 industrial plan presented in November, Enel pledged asset sales worth 21 billion euros ($23.08 billion) to cut its debt pile, and since then it has announced sales deals in Argentina, Romania and Peru. Several shareholders had signalled to Rome that they did not want an abrupt change in Enel's strategy, in particular a drastic reduction in the group's international footprint. Some investors fear that Enel may come under government pressure to focus on its domestic market. Environmentalists have questioned Meloni's commitment to the ecological transition after her government rowed back on some of Italy's previous Green pledges. The Treasury also chose a new chairman for Enel, tapping Paolo Scaroni who is a former CEO of both Enel and Eni.