Managing your energy budget means making the right choices: using electricity at the right times, monitoring your consumption, and equipping yourself with efficient appliances. Off-peak hours, weekend offers, smart control solutions… All are ways to reduce your expenses.
EDF supports its customers in this approach for a more responsible and electric consumption, meaning less CO₂, more savings, and greater comfort every day.
Energy consumption control
Consume better to reduce your energy bill
The first step in managing your budget is to understand where, when and how energy is used in your home, so that you can adopt the right habits and use the right equipment. With advice and tools for managing electricity consumption and choosing high-performance equipment, EDF helps every residential customer transform their habits into lasting savings.
Did you know?
Monitoring your electricity consumption and installing high-performance equipment helps reduce energy costs without compromising on comfort.
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Up to 10%
savings on your electric bill with the Consumption Tracking feature available on the EDF & Moi app and by changing your habits. (1)
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Up to 15%
energy savings on your heating with the installation of a programmable thermostat. (2)
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From 50% to 70%
savings on heating costs by replacing your gas or oil boiler with a heat pump. (3)
Consuming better and taking action for the climate
Advances in heating, consumption and mobility solutions are opening up new opportunities to optimise energy use at home and reduce CO₂ emissions. Heat pumps, electric vehicle charging stations, solar self-consumption... EDF and its subsidiaries support every household in moving towards an energy consumption model that combines comfort, performance and environmental respect.
EDF's commitment
Taking action to consume differently: EDF is by your side
Our advisers and experts are here to help you adopt more efficient electricity consumption habits. They will help you implement solutions that suit your lifestyle, ensuring you have access to competitive, low-carbon electricity.
Solidarity
Reducing energy poverty: a priority
For more than 30 years, EDF has been working with public authorities, local authorities and social actors to combat energy poverty and support those most in need, ensuring that energy bills do not exacerbate situations of social vulnerability.
(1) EDF study conducted from September 1, 2021, to April 30, 2024, among 1 million residential customers equipped with a Linky smart meter and who consented to share their consumption data. Of these, 9,271 customers who logged in more than once a year and changed their habits achieved up to 10% energy savings.
(2) Source ecologie.gouv : Why switch to a programmable thermostat? [in French - PDF, 633 kb]
(3) Source: EDF – February 2025 – Estimated average savings on heating: 50% to 70% reduction in annual heating consumption, equivalent to up to 45% savings on the heating budget (specifically, up to 37% on gas and up to 45% on fuel oil) by replacing an end-of-life gas or oil boiler with an air-to-water heat pump. Savings including VAT, calculated over the past three years for a customer in a moderately insulated single-family home with an average heating need of 15 MWh/year, based on the following rates: regulated tariff Base option (electricity), CRE benchmark price (gas), and SDES data (fuel oil). Heating period from October 1 to May 1. Savings may vary regularly depending on economic and regulatory conditions.