Value creation - 2019
For the climate
- A carbon neutrality ambition by 2050
committed
- Electricity output of 557.6TWh
90% decarbonised(1) with emissions of
55g of CO2 /kWh(2) in 2019 - EDF , a water sharing player: water
intensity of 0.87l/kWh in 2019(3)
Sustainable Development Goals – United Nations
For customers
- High customer satisfaction level
- more than 894,000
struggling customers received energy assistance(4)
For partners and territories
- ~100 academic and industrial partnerships
- SMEs account for between 22 and 26% of EDF and Enedis procurements
- Nearly 213,000 direct and indirect jobs generated(5)
- Nearly 90% of projects are subject to consultation(6)
For employees
- An employee engagement index of 64%(7)
- Women represent 27.3% in Management Committees(8)
- An average salary equity ratio(9) of 6.8
Sales €71.3bn
EBITDA €16.7bn
Net income excl. non-recurring items €3.9bn
Sharing added value with our stakeholders
Suppliers
Purchases(10)
€44bn
EDF Group Global CSR Agreement
States and territories
Taxes(11)
€5.4bn
Employees
Remuneration(12)
€14bn
Shareholder Dividends
Target distribution rate(13)
45% - 50%
(1) Direct CO2 emissions, excluding life-cycle analysis (LCA) of fuel and production means.
(2) CO2 emissions due to heat and electricity generation. Group scope.
(3) Water consumed / electrical production of fleet. Group scope.
(4) Scope EDF SA + ÉS.
(5) France excluding Corsica and Overseas. Nuclear DPNT and DIPNN (including EDVANCE) and DTEAM and non-fuel purchases.
(6) In accordance with the Equator Principles - Group Scope.
(7) MyEDF Group internal survey.
(8) Group Scope.
(9) EDF SA perimeter - ratio established in accordance with the guidelines published by AFEP.
(10) Consolidated purchases and other external expenses.
(11) Consolidated taxes, including income taxes.
(12) Consolidated personnel expenses.
(13) Rate applied to net income excluding non-recurring items adjusted for the remuneration of hybrid bonds accounted for in equity.