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FINDING SOLUTIONS TO CONSUME LESS AND BETTER—Seven Dalkia Energy Savings Centers

(DESCs) are up and running in France, monitoring the energy consumption

of 20,000 Dalkia-managed sites. The aim: to produce energy savings.

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The EDF Group sells energy and services |

The Group supports customer action and investment

POWER AND CORPORATE COMPETITIVENESS, PROMOTES INNOVATION, CREATES NEW BUSINESSES, AND REDUCES

BY 2020This is the objective enshrined in the

which had to be transposed into national law by 2014. It sets a binding target of a 1.5% annual reduction in energy sales, excluding transmission, requires the renovation of 3% of government-owned buildings per year and a strategy for existing building stock beyond 2020, as well as providing for energy audits to be performed systematically in large companies. France presented its action plan in April 2014. It aims to renovate 500,000 homes per year until 2017 and make over 9 million tonnes of oil equivalent savings in 2020 thanks to energy savings

74%France

6% Other countries

2% Other business

activities15%

United Kingdom3% Italy

Distribution of customers worldwide

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A major partnerin regional energy transition

TIRU

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The global market for energy services

Private customers: energy savings advice |

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EDF has teamed up with Philips

EDF SEI (island energy systems), Agir Plus

Enhancing the competitiveness of corporate and professional customers | EDF has

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that it had met all its Energy Company Obligations (ECOs), well ahead of the

March 2015 deadline. The company provided support for 170,000 energy saving measures in 144,000 households or industrial facilities

in England, Scotland and Wales, enabling their owners and occupants to save millions

of pounds on their bills and reduce CO2emissions by over 2.4 million tonnes.

to announce that it has met its targets.

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Éco-énergies Manche

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TWO INNOVATIVE SYSTEMSEiffage has asked EDF Optimal Solutions to deliver a heating and cooling system

Euroméditerranée 2 neighbourhood, using a warm water system – 2.6 MW hot and 3.3 MW cold – that will use the Port of Marseille as its source. The seawater loop will heat or cool as appropriate to each season. This innovative system will reduce energy costs by 30%.In addition, EDF SEI island energy systems, in partnership with Ademe, has been studying a Seawater Air Conditioning (SWAC) project in Reunion Island. By pumping cool seawater from the depths of the ocean, the teaching hospital in Saint-Pierre could save more than 75% of the electricity it uses for air conditioning, which is the hospital’s biggest energy item. The project could be launched in 2015.

Several initiatives have been implemented at French departmental and regional level.

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A Centre of Excellence for sustainable cities

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Electric car sharing for all

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Sustainable cities and regions |

EDF SEI island energy systems has signed several sustainable development agreements

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FOR RATPRATP, which operates 4,500 buses in the Île-de-France region, aims to have a 100% green bus network by 2025, using electric and natural-gas buses. With a view to

high-capacity buses, the transport authority has signed a three-year partnership with EDF. The agreement covers testing electric driveline systems, batteries, charging systems and their impact on power grids. The economic aspect will also be studied and special attention will be paid to passenger satisfaction.

A PARTNER IN OVER 300 SUSTAINABLE

Another solution is the energy performance partnership contract

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