The Enron Archive is a non-incorporated, non-profit organization that aims to make information about Enron Corporation accessible online.

The Enron Archive aims to restore Enron's vast internet presence, considered pioneering by many, by using available information to restore the content to its former form and functionality where possible. It also aims to make restoration work by implementing lost functionality, trying to match it as much as possible to the original source.

The Enron Archive is also concerned with archiving and making accessible data and information about the company outside the scope of its web presence. Example of this is the Enron Web Mail application, that presents the Enron Email Archive in an on-brand and period-appropriate manner.

While the organization does not solicit, and does not accept, monetary donations, additions to the project's GitHub repositories and the donation of materials are greatly encouraged. You can check out the Contact section for more information.

The Enron Archive is currently composed by its President, Facundo Pignanelli.

Membership is open to the public. Reach out by using the Contact section if you are interested in joining the Archive.