Edf: EDF group governance changes

Governance Changes - EDF group is adapting its governance to enhance organizational efficiency and support France's nuclear revival and hydropower investments [1] - The new governance structure will focus on safety, security, and health, with key roles reporting directly to the chairman and CEO [2][3] Key Appointments - Jean Casabianca is appointed to propose an organization that integrates nuclear safety, hydropower safety, security, and health [2] - Xavier Gruz is appointed to the executive committee, responsible for project management of new nuclear projects [3] - Thierry Le Mouroux will implement a dedicated project management entity for the new nuclear program [4] - Emmanuelle Verger is appointed to oversee hydropower activities within the executive committee [5] - Nicolas Machtou will take charge of the Group's general secretary starting September 2025 [5] - Elisabeth Terrail will lead Group human resources from September 2025 [6] Strategic Objectives - The governance evolution aims to clarify responsibilities, accelerate decision-making, and mobilize expertise to enhance industrial performance in nuclear and hydropower sectors [7] - The Group's commitment is to organize effectively to meet long-term goals with rigor and method [7] Company Overview - EDF Group is a leader in low-carbon energy, generating 520 TWh with a carbon intensity of 30 gCO2/kWh, primarily from nuclear and renewable sources [24] - The Group aims to build a net zero energy future and generated consolidated sales of €118.7 billion in 2024, serving approximately 41.5 million customers [24]