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Enel X, Leonardo and TIM come together to promote innovative solutions in Brazil

Companies aim to support the country in the civil and public security sectors, offering smart city solutions

Developing joint solutions for a model of smart, safe and resilient cities. This is the goal of Enel X Brasil, Leonardo and TIM, which signed a memorandum of understanding last week at the Italian embassy in Brasília (DF). According to the companies, each will offer products and services within the scope of projects in the fields of transportation, connectivity, digital transformation and energy – bringing a better quality of life to the population, as well as more protection to industries and homes.

Among the applications is the implementation of security technologies for citizens, integrated with a series of smart sensors, such as those for measuring climate and pollution levels, in addition to public charging systems for electric vehicles. For companies and public buildings, the partnership foresees the development of engineering solutions, the supply of renewable energy in distributed generation plants and the use of real-time monitoring platforms for air conditioning.

“One of Enel X’s main objectives is to promote the decarbonization of urban centers, offering solutions that make cities more digital, sustainable and circular, with benefits for citizens and society”, said Francisco Scroffa, head of Enel

“Leonardo has developed a command and control platform capable of managing satellite data with terrestrial monitoring data, ensuring physical and cyber security”, highlighted Francesco Moliterni, president of Leonardo do Brasil.

Pietro Labriola, CEO of TIM Brasil, reinforced the importance of partnerships for building integrated offers for corporate customers in the country: “We have been working to take the customer experience to the next level, and this includes industries eager for connected solutions”.

“This partnership is another step towards the country’s digital transformation. Innovation is fundamental to encourage the change we need”, concluded Labriola.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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