Close Helping Britain achieve Net Zero Wind power Nuclear energy Solar power Innovation Hinkley Point C Sizewell C Account Search Menu Main content Helping Britain achieve Net Zero We've never been busier helping cut UK carbon emissions to nothing. Find out how Helping Britain Achieve Net Zero today We’re Britain’s biggest generator of zero carbon electricity(1) Zero carbon electricity tariffs, at zero extra cost Leading the charge for electric driving in Britain Helping our customers and colleagues live a zero carbon life Helping Britain Achieve Net Zero tomorrow Building Britain’s zero carbon network – and our nation’s Net Zero economy Investing in new carbon-cutting tech EDF generates zero carbon electricity from wind + nuclear + solar. A zero carbon mix to power the nation, whatever the weather Investing in renewables As one of the UK's leading renewable energy companies we develop, build, operate and maintain wind, solar and battery storage projects throughout their lifetime. Discover Renewables Investing in nuclear power Around 20% of the UK's electricity is generated by our eight nuclear power stations and we're building a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point C, and planning a second at Sizewell C. Discover nuclear Net Zero energy challenge Creating an energy mix that meets demand, is affordable AND clean is not easy. Take on the energy challenge in our Energy Mixer game and see if you can get us to Net Zero. Take the challenge What is Net Zero? The UK has made a commitment to reach Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, but what is Net Zero? Find out what Net Zero means and take our quiz to test your knowledge. What is COP26? COP26 is a big deal for EDF, the UK and the planet, as nations come together to commit coordinated action to tackle climate change - find out what’s it all about. To help Britain achieve Net Zero, we need to do things differently and use less energy. We’re here to help – making it easier for people to find the tips, tools and tech they need to cut out the carbon Heat your home the low carbon way Cut your home's carbon footprint and lower your energy bills with electric heating and home insulation. Discover energy efficient heating Drive electric and help reach Net Zero Driving electric cars (EVs) will help cut Britain’s carbon emissions. We have everything you need to drive electric – electric car leasing deals, home charging points and zero-carbon EV tariffs. Get on the road to zero-carbon How to live a low carbon life There are a few things you can do at home to get as close to zero carbon as possible. Even small changes can make a difference to your carbon footprint. Go low carbon at home with these easy tips How green is your birthday? Where does your birthday rank in the UK’s greenest days of 2020? Find out how much energy was generated from zero carbon sources like wind, nuclear and solar on your birthday and share your result with friends and family to find out who has the greenest birthday! Find out We’re building new power stations that will help meet Britain’s future electricity demand and investing in low carbon technologies to accelerate the UK's shift to a Net Zero future Helping meet Britain’s future electricity demand for the next 60 years As we phase out fossil fuels, we’ll need more power from clean sources like nuclear, so right now, we’re building new power stations – good news for the jobs market and the race to Net Zero. Building new nuclear Together we can live, work and grow sustainably and responsibly We can help our customers, our colleagues and our communities live and work more sustainably. Every day. Because together we can reduce the UK’s carbon emissions to nothing. Read our sustainability roadmap A £50 billion low carbon programme to help Britain achieve Net Zero With the right policies in place, we plan to enable investment in low carbon technologies in the UK worth over £50bn by 2035. This amounts to 12GW of wind, solar and nuclear power – meeting one fifth of UK demand. Our plan for a green recovery Notes UK Fuel Mix disclosure information, published by Government Department BEIS, recognises electricity from wind, solar and nuclear fuel produces zero carbon dioxide emissions at the point of generation. The zero-carbon electricity purchased is supplied to the National Grid. Customers receive electricity via the National Grid, not directly from zero-carbon generators. The below table summarises zero-carbon generation by company demonstrating EDF generating 32.4%. The data supporting the table below and the % values is sourced from a mixture of industry settlement data and the UK government renewable obligation database. ZERO-CARBON GENERATION SUMMARY BY COMPANY 2020 2020 Supplier name zero-carbon GWh of zero-carbon electricity generation % of overall zero-carbon electricity generation EDF zero-carbon 37,968 32.4% CENTRICA zero-carbon 9,101 7.8% RWE zero-carbon 5,060 4.3% E.on zero-carbon 2,195 1.9% SSE zero-carbon 5,424 4.6% ScottishPower zero-carbon 4,364 3.7% Drax zero-carbon - - Orsted zero-carbon 9,523 8.1% EPH zero-carbon - - Equinor zero-carbon 1,182 1.0% Vattenfall zero-carbon 1,783 1.5% Fred Olsen Renewables zero-carbon 1,100 0.9% Macquarie zero-carbon 3,504 3.0% Ventient Energy zero-carbon 562 0.5% Statkraft zero-carbon 370 0.3% Eneco zero-carbon 316 0.3% Falck Renewables zero-carbon 251 0.2% RES zero-carbon 320 0.3% SGRE zero-carbon 245 0.2% Greencoat zero-carbon 318 0.3% Community Windpower zero-carbon 329 0.3% OTHER zero-carbon 33,243 28.4% TOTAL zero-carbon 118,805 100% For home MyAccount Get a quote Energy efficiency Smart meters Help and support For business Large business Affiliates About us Unsubscribe About EDF Coronavirus information Work for us Download centre Governance Media centre Financial information Modern Slavery Statement Emergency contacts 24 hour gas emergency helpline 0800 111 999 Power cut? 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