Électricité de France S.A., commonly known as EDF, is a French multinational electric utility company, largely owned by the French state. The world's largest producer of electricity.

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EDF planned to eliminate its dependence on Russia by launching a plant for the conversion of processed uranium in the UK, which was to be built by Westinghouse. However, this plant was never put into operation, which thwarted EDF’s entire project to switch to European processing. Due to the lack of alternative capacity, the company is once again forced to send processed uranium to Russia. Thus, EDF’s plan to break with the Russian nuclear supply chain has effectively failed.

The Company Statement
December 08, 2022

Suspended Moscow office. French EDF purchased 153 tons of enriched uranium from Russia for its nuclear power plants in 2022.

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May 26, 2022War in Ukraine - Due to events, the activities of EDF’s office in Moscow have been suspended.
May 26, 2022EDF suspends its representative office in Russia
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