The Latest Breaking News from EDF

Britain has taken steps to ease the impact of rising prices. But other countries have gone further

On Thursday, French power company TotalEnergies announced that profits had more than doubled in the second quarter. The national electricity company, EDF, meanwhile blamed a state-imposed cap on energy prices for a record loss in the first six months of 2022.

Users may also be paid to use less electricity, as country prepares for gas shortfalls across Europe

Plans for the site have got the go-ahead. The knock-on effect for Suffolk’s rivers and seawater will soon be clear, says author William Atkins

Energy supplier EDF and waste firm Veolia have been accused of indirectly funding Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Critics believe they should cut all ties with Putin's country immediately

The Clyde 1 host was headlining the gig on Benbecula when he realised he forgot to pack any kind of other bottoms entirely - and couldn't buy more.

Decision goes against advice of Planning Inspectorate, which rejected project owing to impact

The Environment Agency has launched a consultation ahead of a decision being made on the proposals later this year

The French government on Tuesday outlined its plans to take full control of EDF, the highly indebted power utility that is to spearhead efforts to relaunch the country's nuclear industry.

The French government on Tuesday announced the launch of a public tender offer to buy out minority shareholders in the national power generator, EDF. The state already owns 84 percent of EDF shares, and is offering nearly 10 billion euos for the remaining 16 percent, currently in private hands.

Government seeks to shore up domestic energy supplies amid European crisis