Enel aims to continue to lead the way as it has done thus far. In fact, in the Terna trial project, Enel enabled a capacity of over 80 MW from industrial and commercial clients, and at the most recent 2018 auctions it acquired 56 MW of flexibility, confirming its status as one of the most important players in the development and diffusion of new, advanced energy services. In line with our activities in other countries, where our acquisition of EnerNOC has helped make us the world leader in Demand Response, managing 5.7 GW and with a gross margin at the end of 2017 of over 80 million euros, in Italy we have started to assemble the first Demand Response portfolio with the aim of providing support for grid stability by modulating consumption. With this new experimental phase, Terna has also been able to test the reliability of the new demand response services.