Updated September 30, 2026 · TariffCue Editorial Team

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG

Eni Plenitude scores 8.8 and Green Planet Energy eG 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Eni Plenitude

8.8/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Green Planet Energy eG

9.1/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
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Unit rate€0.172€0.166Lower
Standing charge€144€16.57Lower
Renewable basisCertificatesOwn generation
Customers11,000,000Higher200,000
MarketsIT, FR, ES, PT, GR, SIDE
Fixed terms24Not confirmed
Smart meter requiredNot confirmedYes
Regions servedItalyNot confirmed

Same on both: Exit fee (€0), Renewable share (100%).

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Key differences

  • Green Planet Energy eG scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 8.8.
  • Unit rate is lower at Green Planet Energy eG: €0.166 vs €0.172.
  • Standing charge is lower at Green Planet Energy eG: €16.57 vs €144.
  • Customers is higher at Eni Plenitude: 11,000,000 vs 200,000.
  • Support channels: only Eni Plenitude offers Chat.
  • Support channels: only Green Planet Energy eG offers Email.
  • Founded is lower at Green Planet Energy eG: 1999 vs 2022.
  • Eni Plenitude is available in 5 more countries.
  • Tariff types: only Eni Plenitude offers Fixed.
  • Tariff types: only Green Planet Energy eG offers Green, Dynamic, Ev.

Our verdict on each

Eni Plenitude

Eni Plenitude suits Italian households that want electricity and gas on a single fixed deal with an energy exit fee of €0. The tariff is listed at 100% renewable on a certificate basis, and the fibre broadband sold alongside gives a second reason to stay with one supplier.

Read the full Eni Plenitude review

Green Planet Energy eG

Green Planet Energy eG is a cooperative supplier serving 200,000 customers in Germany, and it suits households who want renewable electricity and gas without paying to leave, since the exit fee is €0. The renewable share of 100% comes from its own generation.

Read the full Green Planet Energy eG review

Score breakdown

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
AreaEni PlenitudeGreen Planet Energy eG
Cost8.8Unit rate of €0.17 sits near the €0.17 market median, while the €144 standing charge sits well above it.9.1HigherStanding charge of €16.57 ranks 10 of 16 brands, and unit rate €0.17 ranks 9 of 23.
Offer9.3HigherFixed and variable energy tariffs covering electricity and gas, plus fibre broadband entry €19.90 with 2,500 Mbps download.9.0Tariff types cover green, variable and dynamic, and fuels cover electricity and gas, giving a broad in-house range.
Trust8.0Founded in 2022 as Eni Plenitude SpA Societa Benefit in IT, with support on phone, chat and help centre.9.2HigherA cooperative registered as Green Planet Energy eG in DE, serving 200,000 customers since 1999.

If neither fits

Endesa has customers at 12,700,000, against 11,000,000 for Eni Plenitude and 200,000 for Green Planet Energy eG.

Endesa review

What we checked

Eni Plenitude

  • eniplenitude.com: 12 facts, checked September 30, 2026
  • corporate.eniplenitude.com: 3 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Green Planet Energy eG

  • green-planet-energy.de: 14 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
RankingEni PlenitudeGreen Planet Energy eG
Energy suppliers5 of 9630 of 96
Green energy suppliers5 of 5615 of 56
Energy tariffs without exit fees3 of 199 of 19

Every fact side by side

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
FactEni PlenitudeGreen Planet Energy eG
Tariff typesFixed, VariableGreen, Variable, Dynamic, Ev, Time of use
FuelsElectricity, GasElectricity, Gas
Legal entityEni Plenitude SpA Societa BenefitGreen Planet Energy eG
HeadquartersItalyGermany
Founded20221999Lower
Support channelsPhone, Chat, Help centreEmail, Phone, Help centre

Broadband

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
FactEni PlenitudeGreen Planet Energy eG
TechnologyFttp, FttcNot confirmed
Top download speed (Mbps)2,500Not confirmed
Upload speed (Mbps)1,000Not confirmed
Price from€19.90Not confirmed
Reference plan pricesFibra existing energy customers: 19.90 EUR/month, 2500 Mbps, no term; Fibra plus Energy new customers: 19.90 EUR/month, 2500 Mbps, no term; Fibra only new customers: 25.90 EUR/month, 2500 Mbps, no termNot confirmed
Contract length1Not confirmed
Setup fee€39Not confirmed
Price after contract€25.90Not confirmed
Exit fee termsNo penalties; 25.90 EUR deactivation fee within 24 months, 16.90 EUR with energy discountNot confirmed
RouterModem Wi-Fi 7 includedNot confirmed
Address checkerhttps://eniplenitude.com/offerta/casa/fibra-internetNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
FactEni PlenitudeGreen Planet Energy eGMedian
Exit fee€0at the median€0at the median€0
Unit rate€0.172above the median€0.166below the median€0.17
Standing charge€144highest quarter€16.57above the median€14.99
Renewable share100%at the median100%at the median100%
Customers11,000,000highest quarter200,000below the median850,000

Median across 58 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Eni Plenitude

Pros

  • The €0 exit fee ranks 1 of 29 brands, the clearest advantage in the set here.
  • Renewable share of 100% on a certificate basis, so the green claim names how it is certified.
  • Electricity and gas on the same account, electricity and gas, with fixed terms of 24 months if you want rate certainty.

Cons

  • The €144 standing charge is the weak point, ranking 16 of 16 and sitting above the €14.98 market median.
  • The fibre line carries a €39 setup fee, where the median setup fee across the plans listed here is €0.
  • Broadband-only new customers pay €25.90 rather than the €19.90 rate offered with an energy contract.

Green Planet Energy eG

Pros

  • The exit fee is €0, which places Green Planet Energy eG at 1 of 29 brands, so leaving later costs nothing.
  • Renewable supply of 100% rests on own generation, so the green claim comes from the cooperative's own generation rather than bought certificates.
  • Tariff types cover green, variable and dynamic, so a household can pick a green plan, a variable rate, a dynamic rate or an electric vehicle rate.

Cons

  • The standing charge of €16.57 ranks 10 of 16 brands, so a low usage home pays more for the connection than most rivals.
  • The unit rate of €0.17 ranks 9 of 23 brands, which is mid table rather than a standout for anyone shopping purely on unit cost.
  • A smart meter is required, so the tariff cannot start until a compatible meter is fitted, which adds a step to every switch.

Who each suits

Eni Plenitude

Who it suits

  • Italian households that want electricity and gas on a single fixed deal with a €0 exit fee.
  • Existing energy customers adding fibre, who get the €19.90 entry rate rather than €25.90.
  • People who want a support mix of phone, chat and help centre with a phone line in it.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers after hourly or dynamic pricing rather than a fixed rate: Powerpeers lists dynamic, fixed and variable.
  • Shoppers set on prepay or a separate green choice: Electricity Ratings lists fixed, ev and time of use.
  • Households looking for time-of-use or electric vehicle tariffs: Endesa lists fixed, time of use and ev.

Green Planet Energy eG

Who it suits

  • Households in DE already on a variable or dynamic rate who want to move to renewable electricity without paying to leave.
  • EV owners who want charging priced on the supplier's electric vehicle tariff rather than on a standard rate.
  • Gas and electricity households who would rather keep the same cooperative than split the account between suppliers.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Endesa buyers, since these tariffs run in DE while Endesa lists fixed, time of use and ev for Spanish households.
  • Powerpeers buyers who want a fixed rate from a supplier listing dynamic, fixed and variable, since the range here is green, variable and dynamic.
  • Electricity Ratings buyers after a prepay meter, since fixed, ev and time of use includes prepay and the range here is green, variable and dynamic.

Country by country

Eni Plenitude vs Green Planet Energy eG
CountryEni PlenitudeGreen Planet Energy eG
FranceYesNo
GermanyNoYes
GreeceYesNo
ItalyYesNo
PortugalYesNo
SloveniaYesNo
SpainYesNo

Questions about each

Eni Plenitude

Is there an exit fee on the energy contract?+

No penalty charge applies to the energy tariff, where the exit fee is €0. Broadband is treated separately: the fibre line carries a deactivation charge if you cancel within the initial period, and that charge is reduced when you hold an energy contract with the same supplier. Leaving the energy side is simple; leaving the fibre side is not free.

What do I actually pay on the energy side?+

The unit rate is €0.17 and the standing charge is €144, and the standing charge applies whatever the household uses. Low-usage homes feel that fixed part harder, so the same tariff can look different from home to home. Both fuels, electricity and gas, sit on the same contract.

Green Planet Energy eG

What does Green Planet Energy eG cost?+

The unit rate is €0.17 and the standing charge is €16.57, and those charges together make up a typical bill. The unit rate ranks 9 of 23 brands, so the price sits in the middle of the range rather than at either end.

Is there an exit fee if I want to leave?+

The exit fee is €0, which places Green Planet Energy eG at 1 of 29 brands. Nothing has to be paid to switch away, which matters for anyone who expects to move home, split with a partner or change supplier later.

Green Planet Energy eG

Green Planet Energy eG

Higher score in this comparison

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