Welcome to EDF
Welcome to EDF and congratulations on becoming an EDF employee.
EDF continues to grow, allowing a diverse mix of employees to come together from a variety of backgrounds which enriches the organisation and makes it flourish.
This is where your future begins
Our workforce is what makes EDF a successful business and a great place to work, we believe in creating an organisation that feels connected.
This area has been created for you to explore and start to build your understanding on what, where and how EDF operate.
We hope that this information will help build a solid foundation of knowledge and empower you to look towards the future with a clearer understanding of our goals and visions as an organisation.
Have fun learning and welcome to EDF .
Our locations in the UK and across the world
Our Key Areas Of Focus
Hinkley Point C
The first new nuclear power station to be built in the UK in over 20 years; Hinkley Point C in Somerset will provide low-carbon electricity for around 6 million homes, create thousands of jobs and bring lasting benefits to the UK economy.
Your low-cost, low-carbon tariff
Our exclusive low-cost, low-carbon energy tariff is just for employees. More Together gives you:
- Very low fixed prices
- Rewards over the next 12 months
- Exit fee covered if there’s one on your current EDF Energy tariff
- Low-carbon energy guaranteed
Zero harm
We believe all harm is preventable. That’s why Zero Harm is an enduring priority for us. This ambition means making sure our workplaces are safe and healthy for everyone: our employees and anyone working on our behalf.
Diversity & inclusion
We’re about the people who work with us. We celebrate their diversities and embrace the value that their differences bring. We believe that a culture of inclusion forms the basis of a truly sustainable business and is vital to shaping a strong and fresh-thinking organisation.
Better for customers
Our ambition is to be better than anyone else at solving our customers’ energy needs. We will achieve this by doing the basics brilliantly, whilst caring for the most vulnerable in society, and seizing the opportunities that demand for digital will offer; including digital energy efficiency solutions.
Excellence in nuclear
We are currently in a transitional phase to a diverse low-carbon energy future where we believe nuclear and renewables have a key part to play. We aim to incorporate sustainability principles and standards into all stages of the generating lifecycle to ensure we design, construct, operate and decommission our generating assets safely and responsibly. Our aim is to be world leaders in the field of nuclear operational excellence, and we are committed to addressing environmental, financial and stakeholder expectations.
People as a force for good
We know that what we do has a lasting impact on people’s lives so we are investing in training and job creation, skills and education programmes. We want to be at the forefront of the UK’s long-term industrial transformation, and in doing so, help to close the equality gaps that we see in our society today. An investment in people is an investment in our country and our company’s future – whether it’s creating thousands of job opportunities or reaching out to our communities through our visitor centres.
Strong finance and ethics
We are working to give back to society, share the value we create and help to grow the economy we all depend on. We provide an essential service to society and it’s important that we do this in a responsible way. We want to be a better kind of energy company – one that thinks long-term and does business fairly and openly. That is why our ambition is to achieve a strong financial and ethical performance. We have made this central to how we do business.
Leading decarbonisation
We believe in a decarbonised future and are committed to leading the UK’s transition to a safe, low-carbon energy system. The Climate Change Act in 2008 committed the UK Government to reduce carbon emissions by at least 80% of 1990 levels by 2050. In 2016, the UK renewed this commitment when it ratified the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. By 2050, low-carbon nuclear and renewables will fulfil most of our electricity needs. As the UK’s largest low-carbon generator, EDF Energy is helping to enable this future.
EDF in the community
Our charity partnership
Our partnership with Prostate Cancer UK is helping to support men and their families across the UK, now and for future generations.
Education programmes
Inspiring young people is at the heart of our educational strategy, and it is through a number of educational programmes we help children understand that a low carbon, secure and affordable energy supply is vital for the future.
Plan a visit
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at an operational power station? EDF has eight purpose-built visitor centres across the UK, each exploring how electricity is created in a fun and interactive way.