EDF

EDF is an integrated energy group active across the electricity value chain, including generation, distribution, trading, energy sales and energy services. Its stated purpose is to build a net zero energy future with electricity and innovative solutions and services that reconcile planetary preservation, well‑being and economic development. In 2025 the Group generated 515 TWh of electricity, 95% of which was low‑carbon, with a carbon intensity of 26.5 gCO₂/kWh. EDF reported 2025 EBITDA of €29.3 billion, net income of €8.4 billion, operating cash flow of €9.6 billion and net financial debt of €51.5 billion, serving around 41 million clients worldwide. EDF’s portfolio is anchored in nuclear generation, which in France produced 373 TWh in 2025, the highest level in six years, complemented by hydropower and growing wind and solar output of 29.2 TWh and a 95.5 GW gross renewables project pipeline. The Group is investing heavily in new nuclear projects such as Flamanville 3, Hinkley Point C, Sizewell C and the EPR2 programme, while expanding grids and flexibility solutions through Enedis, pumped‑storage hydropower, batteries and demand‑side contracts. In the UK, EDF Energy is one of the country’s largest energy companies and its largest producer of low‑carbon electricity, operating a fleet of nuclear stations and over 30 onshore and two offshore wind farms, alongside solar and storage developments. Supporting businesses and the energy transition, EDF Trading manages a global wholesale portfolio in power, natural gas, oil, LPG and environmental products, and holds a one‑third stake in LNG‑focused JERA Global Markets. EDF power solutions (formerly EDF Renewables North America and EDF International Division Americas) develops, builds, operates and services onshore and offshore wind, solar, storage, EV charging, microgrids and other low‑carbon projects across North America, with tens of gigawatts developed and under service contracts. EDF Invest manages more than €10–11 billion of unlisted infrastructure, real estate and fund investments in 14 countries to finance the future decommissioning of EDF’s French nuclear fleet, with 41 investments designed to provide long‑term, resilient returns aligned with the Group’s net‑zero strategy.