ESG performance
Environment, Social and Governance indicators of EDF Group
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Carbon intensity 9M 2023
39gCO₂/kWh
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Avoided emissions in 2022
11,4Mt of CO₂
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Gender equality
30.8%
of women on Group’s entity management committees in 2022
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Impact score
72
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In line with EDF's Raison d'être and the CAP 2030 strategic plan, the Group has defined 16 CSR Commitments around 4 issues.
This Commitments are contributing to the UN 9 priority Sustainable Development Goals for the electric utilities sector according to World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
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Carbon neutrality & Climate
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Preserving the planet’s ressources
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Wellbeing & Solidarity
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Responsible development
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16 KPI for measuring the 16 CSR commitments : 2022 results PDF - 143.45 KB
The Environmental Social and Governance information published by the Group is used for assessment purposes by the market.
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Download the 2022 ESG pack XLS - 1.4 MB
Extra-financial reports
ESG Ratings
CDP
Climat Change : EDF is rated A, on a scale from F to A (top 3.4%). Average of the utilities sector is C.
Water Security : EDF is rated B, on a scale from F to A (top 50%). Average of the utilities sector is B.
Sustainalytics
ESG score : EDF is rated 86, on a scale from 0 à 100 (n° 4/240). Average of the utilities sector is 61.
ESG Risk Rating : EDF is rated low (top 6%), on a scale from negligible (100) to severe (0). Average of the utilities sector is severe.
MSCI
EDF is rated A, on a scale from CCC to AAA. Average of the utilities sector is A.
S&P Global
EDF is rated 83 (top 6%), on a scale from 0 to 100. Average of the utilities sector is 33.
Moody's (ex V.E)
EDF is rated 72 (3 on 65), on a scale from 0 to 100. Average of the utilities sector is 42.
The moody's ESG score obtained in 2022 is valid for 2 years.
Ecovadis
EDF is rated 78 (top 1%), on a scale from 0 to 100. Average of the utilities sector is between 45-65.