EDF Energy UK is outlining plans to extend the life of its UK nuclear fleet and investments in renewable energy assets, to bolster the country's energy security and support a shift away from fossil fuels. EDF said regulatory and final investment decisions are required, with updates tied to government policy and market conditions. The company also reported ongoing construction and commissioning across its energy storage and solar projects as part of its UK capacity expansion.
EDF continued to be a major investor in Britain in 2025, investing over £5bn to strengthen longer term energy security, whilst generating £1.9bn in earnings (EBITDA). Over the next three years EDF plans to invest a further £15bn in the UK across its different businesses.
www.edfenergy.comEDF Renewables UK is on track to significantly bolster the UK's energy storage capacity with over 300MW set to come online.
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www.edfenergy.comThe company says its investment proposals are subject to regulatory and other approval but it describes them as a potential boost for the UK's energy security.
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