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The Taishan project is being led by TNPJVC, a joint venture founded by CGN (51 %), EDF (30 %) and a regional Chinese utility called Yuedian (19 %) . The EDF Group and its Framatome subsidiary supplied the third-generation EPR technology, which meets the highest international safety standards. EDF also contributed operating experience from the construction of its Flamanville 3 EPR .

The Taishan project is led by TNPJVC, a joint-venture founded by CGN (51 %), EDF (30 %) and the Chinese utility Guangdong Energy Group (19 %) . The EDF Group and its subsidiary Framatome supplied the EPR technology for the plant. The project capitalised on 35 years of strategic cooperation between EDF and CGN, as well as operating experience from the Flamanville 3 EPR and the complementarity between the French and Chinese nuclear sectors .

The remaining 51 % of the shares are owned by the Sanankoua family, historical shareholders. Analysts and investors.

EDF will hold 51 % of the joint-venture and will be responsible for engineering integration. The collaborative work aims to reinforce the project's competitivity and ensure increasing participation from local companies .

The EDF Group owns 100 % of, which has built and operates a CCG with an installed capacity of 826 MW, and 51 % of Sinop Energia (CES), which is in charge of building and operating the Sinop hydroelectric scheme (402 MW), that will be commissioned in 2019 . In the field of renewable energy, the EDF Renewables subsidiary has a portfolio of 398 5 MW of solar energy thanks to the Pirapora plant, one of the largest solar power plants in South America, and 329 MW of wind energy in operation.

The EDF Group owns 100 % of, which has built and operates a CCG with an installed capacity of 826 MW, and 51 % of Sinop Energia (CES), which is in charge of building and operating the Sinop hydroelectric scheme (402 MW), that will be commissioned in 2019 . In the field of renewable energy, the EDF Renewables subsidiary has a portfolio of 398 5 MW of solar energy thanks to the Pirapora plant, one of the largest solar power plants in South America, and 329 MW of wind energy in operation.

The EDF Group owns 100 % of, which has built and operates a CCG with an installed capacity of 826 MW, and 51 % of Sinop Energia (CES), which is in charge of building and operating the Sinop hydroelectric scheme (402 MW), that will be commissioned in 2019 . In the field of renewable energy, the EDF Renewables subsidiary has a portfolio of 398 5 MW of solar energy thanks to the Pirapora plant, one of the largest solar power plants in South America, and 329 MW of wind energy in operation.

The EDF Group owns 100 % of, which has built and operates a CCG with an installed capacity of 826 MW, and 51 % of Sinop Energia (CES), which is in charge of building and operating the Sinop hydroelectric scheme (402 MW), that will be commissioned in 2019 . In the field of renewable energy, the EDF Renewables subsidiary has a portfolio of 398 5 MW of solar energy thanks to the Pirapora plant, one of the largest solar power plants in South America, and 329 MW of wind energy in operation.

The EDF Group owns 100 % of, which has built and operates a CCG with an installed capacity of 826 MW, and 51 % of Sinop Energia (CES), which is in charge of building and operating the Sinop hydroelectric scheme (402 MW), that will be commissioned in 2019 . In the field of renewable energy, the EDF Renewables subsidiary has a portfolio of 398 5 MW of solar energy thanks to the Pirapora plant, one of the largest solar power plants in South America, and 329 MW of wind energy in operation.

The EDF Group owns 100 % of, which has built and operates a CCG with an installed capacity of 826 MW, and 51 % of Sinop Energia (CES), which is in charge of building and operating the Sinop hydroelectric scheme (402 MW), that will be commissioned in 2019 . In the field of renewable energy, the EDF Renewables subsidiary has a portfolio of 398 5 MW of solar energy thanks to the Pirapora plant, one of the largest solar power plants in South America, and 329 MW of wind energy in operation.