Résultats

As you can see, our nine months' sales amounted to 52 billion, up 10 2 % from last year... You can see on the bar chart on the right... Turning to the left-hand side of the chart, you can see that in the context of low power prices, EDF has favoured purchases on the wholesale markets to meet the conjunction of rising power demand and lower nuclear output.

In France, the French nuclear authority has started its audits of the French nuclear fleet and Dominique can give you information on that during the Q & A session... Q1 2011 sales amounted to 19 6 billion, down from 19 8 billion in Q1 2010, largely because of scope effects, as you can see, namely the disposal of the UK networks and that of Eggborough power plant.

As you can see on the right-hand side of the chart, end customers' demand and losses increased by 2 .1TWh. This rise includes the effect of the overall growth of demand, mainly of industrial customers, mitigated by some market share losses... net market purchases, as you can see on the higher box... As you can see on page nine, the gradual improvement over the year is confirmed and is consistent with what I announced at the AGM in May.

When comparing the evolution of sales quarter by quarter, 2020 versus 2019, you can see that Q3 2020 experienced a more consistent outcome than Q2 2020... The activity was well sustained since the end of the lockdown partly due to compensation, which is the reason why you can see a positive impact for Q3.

as you can see, when excluding FOREX and scope effects... On the left-hand side of the chart, you can see that these additional wholesale market sales were essential sourced from higher nuclear and hydro output... As you can see on the right... which is in any case, you can see... We are mid November, so you probably have a very good idea of where you are so if you can share with us where you believe you are now, it would be very helpful.

I will comment them later into more details, but you can see that three segments recorded a negative organic change: Italy, Dalkia and other activities which are all related with the evolution in gas prices... I can tell you that the range 2 5 billion euros to 3 billion euros... I can assure you of course I will follow that very closely.

As you can see, our nine months' sales amounted to 52 billion, up 10 2 % from last year... You can see on the bar chart on the right... Turning to the left-hand side of the chart, you can see that in the context of low power prices, EDF has favoured purchases on the wholesale markets to meet the conjunction of rising power demand and lower nuclear output.

In France, the French nuclear authority has started its audits of the French nuclear fleet and Dominique can give you information on that during the Q & A session... Q1 2011 sales amounted to 19 6 billion, down from 19 8 billion in Q1 2010, largely because of scope effects, as you can see, namely the disposal of the UK networks and that of Eggborough power plant.