As the world's leading power producer with no direct CO₂ emissions(1), EDF has set itself the target of achieving Net Zero Emission by 2050. The Group has thus committed to a trajectory of reducing all its emissions (scope 1, 2 and 3) by 2030 and 2050, in line with a +1.5°C warming scenario as assessed by Moody's(2).

Our four main commitments of this stake

  • EDF: an ambitious carbon trajectory

  • Carbon offsetting solutions

  • Adaptation to the climate change

  • Development of electricity uses and of utilities

UN Sustainable Development Goals concerned:

UN Goal 7: Affordable and Clean energyGoal 11: Sustainable cities and communitiesGoal 13: Climate action

Carbon trajectory

Net zero CO₂ emissions by 2050

The EDF Group was one of the first to set, right from 2018, the objective to contribute to the achievement of the carbon neutrality by 2050. 8 years after the signing of the Paris Agreement, EDF Group is raising its ambition to limit CO₂ emissions, in line with UN guidelines for corporate engagement.
 

Doing even more to reduce CO₂ emissions
Climate risks

How EDF is adapting to climate change

With facilities which have a technical lifespan potentially easily exceeding 40 years, EDF Group is  exposed to the physical effects of climate change. This is why the EDF group identified climate risk as a priority in 2018.

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Innovating solutions

Decarbonisation using electric mobility solutions

With the electric mobility plan, initiated in October 2018, EDF aims 30% of market shares in the electricity supply of the electric vehicles in 2023 on the 4 main Corporate markets (France, United Kingdom, Italy and Belgium), the development of 150,000 charging stations and 10,000 stations of smart charging by 2023.

Discover the EDF electric mobility plan