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it operates them under concession agreements negotiated with local authorities (see section 1 4 4 2 2 "Distribution activities" of the 2018 Document de Référence,) which grant it the exclusive right to engage in expansion actions and operate the public electricity distribution network. These public electricity distribution concession agreements, generally concluded for a period of between 20 and 30 years, are tripartite contracts between the licensing authority, the distribution system operator and the supplier at the regulated rates.

ERDF does not own all distribution network assets but operates them under concession agreements negotiated with local authorities which grants the company exclusive right to perform assignment related to developing the going concern of the electricity distribution public network. as well as deliver to the regulated tariffs.

it operates them under concession agreements negotiated with local authorities (see Section 1 4 4 2 2 "Distribution activities" of the 2017 Document de Référence,) which grant it the exclusive right to engage in expansion actions and operate the public electricity distribution network. These public electricity distribution concession agreements are tripartite agreements between the licensing authority, the operator of the distribution network and the supplier at the regulated rate.

Accordingly, ERDF does not own all the assets of the distribution networks but operates them under concession agreements negotiated with local authorities (see Section 6 2 2 2 2 "Concessions" of the 2007 Document de Référence. Pursuant to the French Law of April 8, 1946 and the French Law of February 10, 2000, only EDF can be appointed by local authorities to operate their distribution networks, except networks operated by local distribution companies "(LDCs.

As operator, it is responsible for their safety... Accordingly, in France, EDF does not own the distribution networks but operates them under concession agreements negotiated with local authorities (see Section 6 2 2 2 2 ''Concessions' Pursuant to the French law of April 8, 1946 and the French law of February 10, 2000, only EDF can be appointed by local authorities to operate their distribution networks, except networks operated by local distribution companies '('LDCs'

Pursuant to the French Law of April 8, 1946 and the French Law of February 10, 2000, only EDF can be appointed by local authorities to operate their distribution networks, except networks operated by local distribution companies "(LDCs. Therefore, when renewing a concession agreement, ERDF does not compete with other operators.