Meloni warns Terna CEO over severance pay and Eni job
Meloni says Giuseppina Di Foggia must choose between a 7.3 million euro severance from Terna and her new Eni role. The state opposes such executive payouts.
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of Italy has stated that the outgoing chief executive of TERNA-RETE ELETTRICA NAZIONA, Giuseppina Di Foggia, must decide between receiving a multi-million euro severance package and assuming her new leadership role at ENI SPA. The dispute centers on a 7.3 million euro ($8.58 million) claim made by Di Foggia as she prepares to transition between the state-backed energy firms.
"I think Di Foggia has to choose between the presidency of Eni and the severance package from Terna."
