Electricite de France : The Presentation - 29 July 2021 (PDF - 687 KB)

2021 HALF-YEAR RESULTS

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HALF-YEAR RESULTS 2021

Jean-Bernard Lévy

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

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HIGHLIGHTS (1/2)

NUCLEAR

FRANCE

Existing nuclear

Increase of the 2021 nuclear output estimate to 345TWh - 365TWh

ASN generic decision on the conditions for the continued operation of 900MW reactors after 40 years

Inclusion in the first-half financial statements of the extension of the depreciation period to 50 years for 1,300MW reactors

Flamanville 3 (1 )

Onsite delivery of all fuel assemblies

Successful start of operations to repair penetration welds, using remotely-operated robots, following ASN(2) agreement

Pending ASN ruling on the treatment of 3 nozzles of the main primary circuit

New nuclear

Submission by EDF and the nuclear industry, to the public authorities, of their contribution to the programme to build 3 pairs of new ERP2 reactors in France

Small Modular Reactor: establishment of the industrial organisation for the Nuward project

CHINA

Taishan: anomaly in the fuel assemblies of the reactor No.1 (3)

1. See Appendices to H1 2021 results regarding Flamanville 3 p8 and p9.
2. Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire, the French nuclear safety authority

(3) See press releases on 14 June and 22 July 2021

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CSR

UNITED KINGDOM

Hinkley Point C: start of the equipment installation phase and progressive delivery of civil engineering in the nuclear island

Dungeness B's closure and start of the defueling phase

Agreement with the UK Government to decommission the 7 AGR (4) nuclear power stations

RENEWABLES

PROJECT PIPELINE

66GW gross(5) at end-June 2021, an increase of 10% vs. December 2020

US: - Winner of the 1.5GW Atlantic Shores offshore project, via

• 1. 50/50 joint-venture
• 3 solar projects awarded for a total of more than 300 MW

France: 13 ground-mountedsolar projects amounting to 75MW as part of the solar plan awarded to EDF

		CAPACITY UNDER CONSTRUCTION
			8.6GW(6) gross at end-June 2021, i.e. +8% vs end-Dec 2020
		COMMISSIONED
			1GW in H1 2021 (of which a 344 MW wind farm in Brazil) vs.
			0.6GW in H1 2020
		HYDROPOWER
			Nachtigal (420MW) in Cameroon, more than 40% of civil
			engineering works achieved
(4)	Advanced Gas-Cooled Reactor
(5)	Wind and solar projects at Group level
(6)	8.6GW at Group level (4.8GW solar capacity, 1.7GW wind capacity and 2.1GW offshore) 4
		vs. 8GW end-December 2020

HIGHLIGHTS (2/2)

CUSTOMERS AND SERVICES

COMMERCIAL PERFORMANCE

Close to 1.2 million residential electricity customers in market offers in France, +17.6% vs. end-2020

1.15 contracts in electricity, services and gas per customer at end-June 2021 (target of 1.5 by 2030 (1))

Signature of renewable power purchase agreements

(PPA) with Bouygues Telecom, SNCF and the RATP

BROADENED OFFERING

Launch of the 20-yearLease-Purchase business offer for photovoltaic self-consumption

Partnership with Bosch to launch a comprehensive energy efficiency and decarbonisation offer for industrial customers

ENEDIS

Strong growth in grid connections

Finalisation of the Linky programme: c. 32.5 million Linky smart meters installed at end-June 2021, representing a 95% programme achievement

1. EDF estimate: France, United Kingdom, Italy and Belgium (Residential Customers)
2. Gross, excluding hydro, shared between wind and solar.
3. Exploration and Production activities, except activities in Algeria

CSR

ITALY

Reorganisation of the Group's Italian renewable assets within Edison, with a target to achieve c. 4GW in renewable capacity(2) by 2030

Disposal of the E&P business(3) finalised

INNOVATION

HYDROGEN

Pre-selection by Germany of an industrial renewable hydrogen production project 300MW, to the IPCEI(4)

MOBILITY

Cooperation agreement between Toyota and EDF as part of a "Vert Électrique Auto" offer in France

Group: more than 144,000 charging points rolled out and managed at end-June 2021 (o/w 122,000 by Pod Point, +28% vs. end-2020)

Commissioning of 50MW of batteries as part of the ESO project(5) in the United Kingdom

INTERNATIONAL

Signature of financing agreements to build the largest biomass plant in West Africa (46MW, in the Ivory Coast)

Signature of a development agreement for a 240MW hybrid floating solar project on the Nam Theun 2 reservoir in Laos

1. Important Project of Common European Interest
2. Energy Superhub Oxford, located in Oxford, UK, with 100% renewable energy

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