The breakdown of CSR issues into 16 commitments
Ambitious carbon trajectory
Carbon offset solutions
Adapting to climate change
Developing electricity use and energy services
Biodiversity
Responsible land management
Integrated and sustainable water management
Waste and circular economy
Health and safety for all
Ethics, compliance and human rights
Equality, diversity and inclusion
Energy poverty and social innovation
Dialogue and consultation with stakeholders
Responsible development of local areas
Development of industrial sectors
Responsible digital development
For the climate
- A carbon neutrality ambition by 2050
- Electricity output of 501.9 TWh, 90% decarbonised(1) with emissions of of 51g CO2 /kWh(2)
- EDF, a water sharing player: water intensity of 0.87 l/kWh(3)
- A commitment to biodiversity
Sustainable Development Goals – United Nations
For customers
- High customer satisfaction level
- More than 905,000 customers in financial difficulty received energy support (4)
For partners and territories
- More than 300 academic and industrial partnerships established worlwide by EDF R&D
- SMEs account for between 22 and 26% of EDF and Enedis procurements
- 1 direct job at EDF SA generates 4.1 in the area(5)
- Nearly 84% of projects are subject to consultation (6)
For employees
- An employee engagement index of 69%(7)
- Women represent 28.7% in Management Committees (8)
- An average salary equity ratio (9) of 6.6
Sales
69.0 bn
EBITDA
€16.2 bn
Net income excl. non-recurring items
€2.0 bn
Sharing added value with our stakeholders
Suppliers
Purchases(10)
€41 bn
EDF Group Global CSR Agreement
States and Territories
Taxes
€4.7 bn(11)
Employees
Remuneration(12)
€14 bn
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) EDF SA scope.
(5) Goodwill study based on the 2019 consolidated figures.
(6) Projects over €50 m in accordance with the Equator Principles - Group Scope.
(7) MyEDF Group internal survey.
(8) Group Scope.
(9) EDF SA scope - 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 from ordinary activities in 2021 and 2022 adjusted for the interest on hybrid loans recognised in equity.