Paris, 17 June 2025 – EDF Renewables and the EDF Group International Division join forces into EDF power solutions, an entity intended to strengthen the efficiency and clarity of their international activities. Led by Béatrice Buffon, Group Senior Executive Vice-President in charge of EDF power solutions, this merger forms part of EDF Group’s corporate plan, “Ambitions 2035”.
EDF power solutions, an entity of EDF Group, has a gross installed capacity of 31 GW in its low-carbon electricity generation portfolio in operation worldwide. It will rely on EDF’s expertise and the technological, commercial and geographical synergies between the two entities to design innovative and efficient offers, combining several technologies and conceived as part of a global approach to ensure the decarbonisation and efficiency of local electricity systems.
With 10,000 employees in more than 25 countries, EDF power solutions offers a wide range of technologies for low-carbon electricity generation (wind, solar, hydropower, biomass), the flexibility of electricity systems (battery, pumped-storage hydropower, low-carbon thermal, hybrid solutions, etc.) and the reduction of its customers’ carbon footprint (solar and C&I storage, mini-grids, electric mobility, hydrogen, etc.).
As a responsible player in the energy transition and in line with EDF Group practice, EDF power solutions is committed to applying the best international health and safety standards and to integrating environmental and social factors into the design phase of its projects in order to control their impact throughout the operating life of assets.
Béatrice Buffon, EDF Group Senior Executive Vice-President in charge of EDF power solutions said: “The creation of EDF power solutions is a major step towards strengthening the visibility and ambition of EDF Group, the world’s leading low-carbon electricity producer. By combining the strengths of the two entities, EDF has the means to be a benchmark player in the global energy transition, serving its customers and creating value for local electricity systems.”