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EDF supports public initiatives to improve the development of electricity within the African continent through a range of diverse solutions appropriate to each need and favouring the most efficient ones that will produce the lowest levels of CO 2 emissions. The Group is particularly keen to help industrial companies to develop their business activity throughout Africa .

Reduce its direct CO 2 emissions by 40 % by 2030... The EDF group has made a commitment to reduce its direct CO 2 emissions significantly, with a target of 30 million tonnes in 2030 1 compared with 51 million tonnes in 2017 . This target, which represents a 40 % reduction in direct emissions compared with current levels, will leave the Group's emissions at approximately 40g / kWh . In particular, this will be achieved by closing down or adapting power stations run on coal and fuel oil, whilst speeding up the development of renewable production methods in addition to nuclear and hydraulic production.

Energy efficiency services are an important part of the response to the growth in energy demand and the reduction of CO 2 emissions. Engineering.

The EDF Group 's reinforced downward trajectory of CO 2 emissions has been validated by Science Based Targets 1 as being aligned with a well-below 2 °C pathway... The Group 's reinforced downward trajectory of CO 2 emissions has been validated by Science Based Targets as being aligned with a well-below 2 °C pathway, whilst also establishing a dedicated climate-related governance aligned with best practices recommended by the Taskforce on Climate Related Financial Disclosure 3 (TCFD).