EDF SA

Électricité de France (EDF SA) is a French multinational electric utility company and one of the world’s leading energy providers, particularly known for its expertise in low-carbon electricity generation. Fully owned by the French state since 2023, EDF plays a central role in France’s energy infrastructure and contributes significantly to the global energy transition. The company operates across the entire electricity value chain, including generation, transmission, distribution, trading, and energy services. EDF is the largest producer of electricity in France and among the largest globally, with a diverse portfolio that includes nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, solar, and thermal energy sources. Its nuclear fleet, comprising 56 reactors, is a cornerstone of France’s low-carbon energy strategy, and EDF is actively involved in developing new-generation reactors such as the EPR and EPR2. In addition to nuclear energy, EDF is expanding its renewable energy capacity through its subsidiary EDF Renewables, which develops and operates wind and solar projects worldwide. The company also provides energy efficiency and heating services through Dalkia, and smart energy solutions for cities, businesses, and households. Internationally, EDF operates in over 20 countries, adapting its expertise to local energy needs and contributing to sustainable development. Its subsidiaries, such as EDF Energy in the UK and Edison in Italy, play key roles in their respective markets. EDF is also heavily invested in research and innovation, focusing on areas like smart grids, hydrogen, battery storage, and digital technologies to support the energy transition. The company’s strategic vision, outlined in its “Ambitions 2035” plan, emphasizes achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, promoting electrification, and ensuring energy access for all. With a workforce of around 165,000 employees and a strong commitment to public service, EDF combines industrial strength with environmental responsibility, making it a key player in building a sustainable energy future.