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All the latest EDF press releases, photography and film.
EDF launches cheapest fixed tariff ahead of energy price cap increase
EDF retains position as no.1 large business energy supplier
Torness achieves significant generation milestone
EDF brings free electricity days back for March
EDF backs British growth with £4bn investment, bolstering economy and jobs
EDF optimises 114MW of battery systems for Constantine Energy Storage, driving the UK’s energy transition
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