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EDF supports the clients in the Middle East in their energy transition with a range of service offerings in the fields of local energy production, enhancing the resources of the territories. EDF energy activities in the Middle East. Through a wide range of projects, EDF Group is active in 6 key sectors in the Middle East :nuclear, renewables, thermal, clean hydrogen, transmission & distribution networks and energy services.

The German government has made a significant investment in hydrogen as a future energy source, targeting a production capacity of 5 GW by 2030 . At EDF, we are already an active player in green hydrogen and produce using renewable energy sources... By offering flexibility services, supporting cities in their energy transition, and providing the expertise to dismantle power plants as well as gas transport network and gas storage, EDF helps drive Germany's green energy future.

We are a key player in the transformation of Germany's urban energy, providing solutions for energy efficiency and smart cities, as well services for digitalisation and flexibility. Our overarching mission is to contribute to the German energy transition, known as" the Energiewende", through renewable energies, battery storage systems, smart energy & flexibility services and innovation.

Meeting the challenge of the energy transition in non- interconnected areas. In charge of the public electricity service in non- interconnected areas, in overseas territories, in Corsica and on the Ponant Islands, EDF is innovating and modernising to meet the challenge of the energy transition, taking into account the specific challenges of these territories.

Founded in 2009, e2m aggregates local flexibility and renewable energy production and is one of Germany's top players in this market... Lastly, the acquisition of e2m demonstrates the EDF group's desire to consolidate its presence in Europe in innovative areas that encourage the energy transition.

Thanks to a carbon-free electricity, the nuclear industry strongly contributes to the energy transition and the Net Zero 2050 ambition, while ensuring the country's independence... EDF is delighted with French President Macron's announcement, made on February 10th 2022, regarding the launch of a construction program of 6 EPR2 reactors in France by 2035, with potentially 8 more by 2050 . This announcement confirms that nuclear power, alongside renewable energies, will play a major role in achieving France's climate objectives while contributing to the country's growth and energy sovereignty.

A partner for South Africa energy transition... Acting as an integrated energy player. With over 40 years of presence in South Africa, EDF is also active in other countries of the area, with projects in Zambia, Mozambique, Malawi and Eswatini... The Group is mainly active in the region through 5 key sectors.

The urban energy transition in Germany is at the center of our activities: our teams provide customized solutions covering everything from integrated urban planning and urban infrastructure to smart energy systems for the sustainable growth of cities, local communities and industries. The future of energy lies in innovative business models and EDF provides flexibility services to the German market.

The EDF Group is committed to French and European start-ups to promote innovation in the service of energy transition and new electrical uses... This reinforced reputation will lead us to our customers and the development of our business which aims to become the leading player in energy independence of connected objects" explains Pierre Coulombeau, CEO of EnerBee, a company which transforms our daily movements into energy.

And these are not just words: in March 2021, EDF SA was the first energy company to obtain the Digital Responsibility certification, an initiative supported by the French Ministry for the Ecological Transition... EDF, a player in energy education. A particular situation that is an asset to meet the challenge of the energy transition.