ESG performance
Environment, Social and Governance indicators of EDF Group
Key figures
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Carbon intensity 2024
30gCO₂/kWh
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Avoided emissions in 2023
13.4Mt of CO₂
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Gender equality
26.7%
of women among leaders in 2024
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Impact score
73
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The EDF Group's 3 CSR issues
In line with EDF's Raison d'être and the Ambitions 2035 strategic plan, the Group has defined 12 CSR Commitments around 3 issues.
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Building the electricity system of tomorrow
Discover the commitmentsAs the world's leading operator and producer of low-carbon electricity, we unite our businesses around a common mission: to fight climate change.
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Operating within planetary boundaries
Discover the commitmentsA sustainable energy transition requires responsible resource management, in line with respecting planetary boundaries.
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Acting for a just transition
Discover the commitmentsThe support of local communities and regions is essential to the success of the energy transition.
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Download 12 KPI for measuring the EDF Group's 12 CSR commitmentsPDF - 149.24 KB
Extract from the Annual Results Presentation 2024
The ESG Pack
The Environmental Social and Governance information published by the Group is used for assessment purposes by the market.
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Download the 2024 ESG Pack XLSX - 1.08 MB
EDF’s trajectory validated by Moody’s
In February 2024, EDF group's emission reduction targets were validated by Moody's as being in line with a + 1.5°C global warming scenario.
Extra-financial reports
Tax transparency report 2023
EDF publishes its 1ᵉʳ tax transparency report, affirming its CSR commitment to responsible tax practices and a better understanding of the issues.
Impact report 2024
The report describes the progress made by EDF Group and opens up perspectives on how we can pursue our transition towards fair, inclusive, and sustainable electricity.
EDF publishes annually a Carbon Footprint over the entire EDF Group on the 3 scopes covering the main greenhouse gas emissions sources defined by the GHG Protocol⁽¹⁾.
Climate risks
Find out how EDF is adapting to climate change with this publication
⁽¹⁾ The Greenhouse Gas Protocol Initiative, more commonly known as the GHG Protocol, is the most internationally recognized GHG accounting method. Introduced in 1998 by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), it was developed in partnership with companies, NGOs, and governments. It provides a set of resources, tools, and data for carbon footprint calculation [https://ghgprotocol.org/].
ESG Ratings
EDF is rated by ESG rating agencies and sustainable fund managers that evaluate, based on their own sectoral methodologies, the policies and achievements of companies in the field of sustainable development.
End of March 2025 notation
CDP
Climat Change: EDF is rated A, on a scale from F to A. Average of the utilities sector is C.
Sustainalytics
ESG Risk Rating: EDF is rated 20.7 (top 10%). Average of the utilities sector is 36.6.
MSCI
EDF is rated AA, on a scale from CCC to AAA. Average of the utilities sector is A.
Moody's ESG (ex V.E) - 2024 results
EDF is rated 77 (1 on 61), on a scale from 0 to 100. Average of the utilities sector is 68.
The moody's ESG score obtained in 2024 is valid for 2 years.
Ecovadis
EDF is rated 75 (top 4%), on a scale from 0 to 100. Average of the utilities sector is between 45-65.
Main international coalitions of EDF:
- EV100, by the climat group.
- act4nature international
- We mean business
- United Nations Global Compact
The main international coalitions EDF takes part in
Bonds
Ratings, Hybrid Issues, Green bonds, Loans