The Group wants to develop itself in a responsible way that is the reason why it commits itself to preserving and to developing a dialogue and consultation culture in the projects led by the Group, to contributing to the development of the territories within which it operates, to developing industrial branches and a responsible behaviour within the framework of its digital development.

Our four main commitments of this stake

  • The dialogue and the consultation

  • The responsible development of the territories

  • The development of the industrial branches

  • The sustainable and inclusive digitalisation

UN Sustainable Development Goals concerned:

Goal 09: Industry, Innovation and infrastructureGoal 12: Responsible consumption and production

Dialogue and consultation

Develop a dialogue initiated form a long time with the civil society

The EDF Group implemented on Wednesday January  27, its Stakeholder Advisory Committee.
Next to the EDF Group's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, thirteen people of the civil society bring their new eye to the corporate strategic guidelines. This consultative council, joint and multi-disciplinary, gathers environment and climate experts, representatives of student, consumer, economist and solidarity actor groups.
 

Discover the members of this committee
Responsible development of the territories

Building of the Nachtigal dam in Cameroun

During its operation in 2024, the Nachtigal hydroelectric dam, in the Centre region of Cameroun, will allow to cover almost 30% of the country electricity needs. This project will bring an answer to the increasing electricity demand, producing an energy locally available and weakly emissive (845,000 t of CO₂ avoided per year). It will also contribute to the creation of more than 23,000 direct or indirect jobs. An ambitious environmental and social programme supports this future installation.
 

Responsible digitalisation

Our certified low carbon digital change

A low carbon digital change, energy efficient, inclusive and with environmental added value for the employees and the customers.
Since March 2021 EDF is the first energy company certified Responsible Digitalisation by the Responsible Digitalisation Institute (RDI). This distinction recognises in particular the EDF commitment in terms of responsible design of its IT services, of digitalisation accessibility and of digitalisation innovations in favour of environment and of decrease in the impact of the IT tools.

Digital, yet responsible!

Supplier Relations and Responsible Purchasing Label

The EDF Group is making its commitments concrete with the “Supplier Relations and Responsible Purchasing Label” based on the ISO 20400 standard frame of reference. To this end and in line with its Supplier Policy, the EDF Group is placing responsible purchasing at the centre of the Group’s social and environmental responsibility. The EDF Group sets out its principles in the charter within the framework of the relationship with its suppliers and subcontractors. This charter represents a constituent part of the agreements made by the EDF Group.

Consult the social and environmental responsibility charter