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EDF is present in Chile since 2006 through its subsidiaries EDF Andes, EDF Renewables and CITELUM... Chile is one of the countries with the biggest renewable energy potential in the world, and as EDF we want to help it to develop that potential... 2013- EDF starts its development activities with its partner AME to accompany Chile in its transition towards carbon neutrality in 2050.

Citelum guides cities and industries towards a world of more intelligent light, more savings and more reliability. The company has public lighting expertise in road signs, outdoor lighting and urban electrical services- video surveillance, electric vehicles and Wi-Fi networks in particular .

EDF Group already has one of the best low-carbon generation mixes in Europe and the world* . To work towards the Paris Agreement goal of limiting the increase in global average temperature to 1 5 °C, EDF Group has committed to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 through: reducing its direct CO2 emissions to zero or close to zero; reducing its indirect emissions as much as possible within the framework of national policies in force; and offsetting residual emissions through negative emission projects.

Starting in 2019, the Group will present each of these markets with a fully integrated range of offerings including low carbon electricity, a charging solution for all its customers with access to a parking space, and services geared towards optimised charging and use of the vehicle's battery... EDF and German- based start-up Ubitricity have been commercial and technological partners since 2014 . Ubitricity has developed an innovative solution to convert existing streetlights into charging points and delivered several projects in Europe and across the world.