PROFILE & PERFORMANCE 2016

FINANCIAL AND NON-FINANCIAL KPIS ------------------------------------- 2 SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY, GAS AND HEATING TO 37.1 M CUSTOMERS IN 2016 ---------------------------------------------- 6 SOLUTIONS FOR SUPPORTING CUSTOMERS IN THEIR ENERGY TRANSITION ------------------------------------------------ 8

“With CAP 2030, EDF has set out its objective to take action towards the energy transition by meeting the goals       

CAP 2030 focuses on: RELATIONS WITH OUR CUSTOMERS AND REGIONS

EDF GROUP’S NET GENERATION BY COUNTRY IN 2016 ----------------------------------------------------------- 12

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EDF GROUP’S NET INSTALLED CAPACITY BY COUNTRY IN 2016 ----------------------------------------------------------- 10

EDF GROUP’S NET RENEWABLE GENERATION BY COUNTRY IN 2016 --------------------------------------- 16 CO2 EMISSIONS IN 2016 DOWN AGAIN ---------------------------------- 18 OPERATING PERFORMANCE -------------------------------------------------- 20 6 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY GOALS ----------------------- 32 EDF GROUP SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS ----------- 36 – Environmental indicators --------------------------------------------------- 39 – Social indicators --------------------------------------------------------------- 53 – Social responsibility indicators ------------------------------------------- 57 – Ethics and compliance -------------------------------------------------------- 58     --------------------------------------------------------- 60 – Summary of indicators ------------------------------------------------------ 62   -------------------------------------------------------------------- 74    ---------------------------------------------------------------- 75 SEGMENT AND ENTITY ACCOUNTING DATA CORRESPONDS TO THE CONTRIBUTION MADE TO THE GROUP’S CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS. IN THIS DOCUMENT, “EDF” REFERS TO PARENT COMPANY ÉLECTRICITÉ DE FRANCE SA; “EDF GROUP” OR “THE GROUP” REFERS TO EDF AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND SHAREHOLDINGS. THE CO2 EMISSIONS REPORTED ARE DIRECT EMISSIONS EXCLUDING THE LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS OF GENERATING PLANT AND FUEL.

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Supply of electricity, gas and heating to 37.1 M customers in 2016

EDF group supplies electricity and gas to 37.1 million residential, small business, industry and local authority customers worldwide. It is a major energy supplier in key European markets. To support the current digital revolution, it has initiated an extensive programme to digitise its products, services and customer relations.

Electricity

32.5 M customers Gas

4.6 M customers Belgium EDF Luminus: 1.7 M

Europe

United Kingdom EDF Energy

Belgium EDF Luminus

3.6 M electricity customers 2.0 Mgas customers

|/electricity customers |/gas customers

46.2 GWhelectricity sold, 11.7% market share “residential customers”. 28.2 TWh gas sold, i.e. 5% market share.

|69Jelectricity sold(1), i.e. 20% market share. |69J gas sold(1), i.e. 18% market share.

Electricity market 3.5 M residential customers. 0.18 MSME customers, with 2 TWh sold. 0.1 Mlarge industrial and business customers, with 31.1 TWh sold.

(1) 2016 social data.

France EDF

24.9 Melectricity customers 1.3 M gas customers

United Kingdom EDF Energy: 5.6 M

320 TWh electricity sold, i.e. 70% market share. 27.7 TWh gas sold, i.e. 5.7% market share.

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France

Italy Edison 0.53 Melectricity customers 0.50 Mgas customers 11.6 TWh electricity sold, i.e. 5% market share. 69.1 TWh gas sold, i.e. 14.5% market share. Electricity market 0.45 M residential customers. 0.09 M small business and industry customers.

24.1 M residential customers. 1.6 M small business and industry customers. 52,000 local authorities and social housing associations. France SEI

EDF: 26.2 M SEI: 1.2 M Électricité de Strasbourg: 610,000 Dalkia: 28,800

1.16 Melectricity customers 26,900gas customers 8,330 GWh consumed. 48% residential consumption. 40% business consumption. 12% public-sector purchaser consumption. France Électricité de Strasbourg (ES)

500,000 electricity customers 100,000 gas customers 6.2 TWh sold on the electricity market. 4.6 TWh sold on the natural gas market. 550,000 residential customers. 76,300 small business customers. 17,100 industry and local authority customers.

Africa

Senegal ERA: 25,000

Côte d’Ivoire ZECI: 2,100

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Réunion Island

French Guiana

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Solutions for supporting customers in their energy transition

Decentralised electricity generation, innovative services to help customers with new energy habits, energy ğ               demonstrators: in France, EDF group has a range of specialised companies that bolster its customers’ new ways of using energy.

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Citelum  %!    ! !  Up to 75% reduction in electricity consumption through the design/renovation of city lighting systems. 300&#'           ()*+    located in France, Italy, Spain, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Denmark, United States and India. 2.55 M lighting points managed.

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Tiru     / !" 28 customers. 36 heat, organic matter and solid waste recovery units in France, Canada and &, -  3 million tonnes of waste treated.

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EDF group’s net installed capacity by country 

The Group is driving its transformation forward based on an energy mix that combines nuclear and

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Turkey 264 MWe

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EDF group’s net renewable generation by country  70,053 GWhe 50,350 GWhe 16,417 GWhe 1,914 GWhe 833 GWhe 539 GWhe

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