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  • Cities too have begun their digital revolution

Customers are increasingly involved in their energy consumption. EDF Group undertakes to support the emergence of "consom’actors" by creating shopping-list offers and services to help them consume less and better.

GOAL FOR 2030 : Innovate through digital energy efficiency solutions to enable all customers to use energy better

UN Sustainable Development Goals concerned: UN Indicator 12

The digital revolution is changing the state of play. The Group and its subsidiaries undertake to provide those customers who so wish innovative digital solutions that will become increasingly effective as technology evolves, while the rollout of smart meters will allow them to keep a close eye on their consumption and save energy.

Consumption in euros and kWh for homeowners

"e.quilibre" is an interactive dashboard enabling customers to precisely track their energy consumption (electricity and natural gas) on their computer or tablet. They can display the energy consumed by each apparatus and by type of use in either euros or kWh: heating, hot water, household appliances, etc.

12 millions Almost 12 million customers have immediate access to the e.quilibre solution

Coupled with smart meters currently being rolled out across France, this solution paves the way for new digital services to communicate with customers and help them consume less and better.

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    Understand and manage your energy consumption

    EDF presents e.quilibre, a 100% digital solution for French customers. Everyone can now display the energy consumed by each apparatus and by type of use in either euros or kWh.

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    Sowee, the first connected station for your home

    The Sowee solution is a connected station linked with a mobile app. Customers get real-time information remotely, potential heat adjustments they can operate from home to maintain a level of comfort or control their natural gas heating budget.

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    To command your thermostat via your smartphone

    In the United Kingdom, EDF Energy offers the HeatSmart®app, for managing, from their smartphone, Netatmo, a smart thermostat wich analyses the home’s characteristics and the household’s consumption habits to adjust the heating according to changes in the outdoor temperature.
     

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Thermostat NetatmoIn the United Kingdom, EDF Energy offers all consumers – whether or not an EDF Energy customer – HeatSmart®, a fully installed a solution for managing their electric heating from their smartphone to help reduce consumption. The app remotely controls a smart thermostat called Netatmo that includes software to analyse the home’s characteristics and the household’s consumption habits to adjust the heating according to changes in the outdoor temperature.

Auto-assess your energy performance

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    To analyse & anticipate electric consumptions

    AnalyseConso, an EDF Entreprises web tool, itemizes the consumptions of a site from its load curves and allows to identify tangible ways to save energy.

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    Smart system auditing energy efficiency in Industry

    Developed by EDF Group R&D, MotorBox is a full and innovative system for auditing energyu efficiency in electrical motors and drives. Motorbox provides real-time data collection and instant modelling, quickly identifying potential efficiencies.

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Cities too have begun their digital revolution

Digital technology is helping cities consume less energy. Elected representatives and local decision-makers have access to tools to simulate future consumption based on a multitude of criteria, or to remotely manage in real time equipment such as public lighting that can account for up to 40% of their power bill.

From Sète in France to Copenhagen in Denmark, Citelum, an EDF Group subsidiary specialised in urban lighting, is supporting cities through the energy transition by installing remote management and computerised maintenance systems for lighting points. They improve the safety, service continuity and efficiency of public lighting. In Sète, for example, the solution installed led to the removal of 18% of lighting points and targets a 50% energy savings within four years. In Copenhagen, half of the city’s public lighting system is being renovated, adding up to 20,000 light points and 8,000 lampposts. LED technology, which consumes less energy, is being used along with a collaborative platform for managing public areas that should enable the annual electricity consumption of public lighting to be more than halved.

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Strategy CAP 2030

Against the backdrop of the energy transition, EDF has defined a strategy called CAP 2030 which underpins the Group’s goal of being an efficient, responsible electricity company that champions low-carbon growth.

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