EDF Renewable Energy

EDF Renewable Energy

EDF power solutions North America was established in 1987 as the North American affiliate of EDF power solutions, S.A., which is itself a subsidiary of the French state-owned utility EDF Group. The firm designs, builds, owns, and operates renewable energy projects across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The firm's capabilities span onshore and offshore wind, solar photovoltaic, battery storage, pumped storage hydro, smart EV charging, microgrids, green hydrogen, and transmission. EDF power solutions North America also offers operations and maintenance services and asset optimization for third-party owners. The firm's project portfolio is not publicly broken out by individual assets, though the firm describes itself as a market-leading independent power producer serving utilities, corporations, and investors. The firm maintains a network of offices across North America including headquarters in San Diego, California and additional locations in Maryland, New Hampshire, Minnesota, California, Texas, and Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, and Oaxaca. EDF power solutions, S.A. operates in 25 countries globally. As of the most recent disclosure, the firm has not publicly announced a specific AUM or deployment figure. EDF Renewable Energy is structurally distinct from many independent power producers because of its direct ownership by a large, state-owned European utility. This provides access to EDF Group's balance sheet, project financing capabilities, and long-term low-carbon electricity generation mandate. The firm also interfaces with EDF Trading for power offtake and with PowerFlex for distributed solar and EV charging solutions.