EDF Energy Plc

EDF Energy Plc is Britain's biggest generator of zero carbon electricity, producing power from nuclear, wind and solar assets and supplying electricity and gas to residential and business customers across the United Kingdom. Its generation base comprises eight nuclear power stations and 36 wind farms, two of them offshore, alongside solar generation and battery storage projects. The company also sells smart energy tariffs and household low-carbon solutions, including electric vehicle charging, heat pumps and solar panels.

Two major nuclear projects are under development. Hinkley Point C is expected to meet 7% of UK electricity demand once operational, and Sizewell C is a further new-build project in Britain. EDF invests over £5bn annually in the UK, with £15 billion planned for 2026-28.

Technical work spans nuclear energy, onshore and offshore wind, solar power, battery storage, electric vehicle charging, heat pumps, digital innovation and future energy systems. Research and development is conducted across nuclear, renewables and digital fields.

The company describes its aim as an "Electric Britain", delivered through innovative tariffs and low-carbon solutions, with a stated focus on energy security and accelerating the transition to net zero.