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The companies said in a joint statement the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aims at building common offerings and position themselves on smart metering projects and smart grids initiatives
https://www.eudebates.tv/debates/eu-p... EDF International Networks, an arm of the Paris-based energy giant EDF Group, and Capgemini announced they have signed an agreement to jointly offer services around smart meters and smart grids projects around the world.

The companies said in a joint statement the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aims at building common offerings and position themselves on smart metering projects and smart grids initiatives.

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"The complementary nature of the expertise of two French industry leaders, their resources and their geographical locations, gives us the opportunity to build a unique offering on the market and to contribute to the energy transition," said Marie-Line Bassette, Chief Executive Officer of EDF International Networks that focusses on the transmission and distribution space.

Smart metering and smart grids projects are gaining momentum globally because they aid in the control of consumption and development of renewable energies helping in the global energy transition.

The deployment of smart metering in Europe increased from a 24 per cent penetration rate to around 50 per cent, compared to 65 per cent in North America, between 2014 and 2019. This rate is expected to exceed 70 per cent in both the regions by 2024.

At the same time, projects are multiplying in Asia and India is entering the race aiming to deploy more than 250 million smart meters in the coming years. EDF International Networks has installed around 100,000 smart meters in India so far and aims to reach five million meters.
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In view of the urgency of climate change, the low-carbon electricity produced by EDF is clearly the energy that changes everything. It makes growth and the well-being of citizens sustainable and possible.

To supply clean and affordable electricity to everybody, everywhere and at all times, EDF uses all energy sources: nuclear, water, wind, sun, biomass, etc. This is known as the energy mix.

As 90 % of its electricity production does not emit any CO2, the EDF Group can rightly claim that it is the champion of low-carbon growth.

In 2019 , EDF Group’s specific carbon emissions delivered the figure of 55 g/kWh*. The Group’s carbon intensity is now eight times lower than the sector’s average worldwide, and five times lower than the European average.

The Chairman & Chief Executive Officer is assisted by an Executive Committee which includes representatives of all the Group’s lines of business.

Jean-Bernard Lévy
Chairman and CEO

Marc Benayoun
Group Senior Executive Vice President, Customers & Energy Services

Bruno Bensasson
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Renewable Energies, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of EDF Renewables

Béatrice Buffon
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, International Division

Christophe Carval
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Human Resources

Xavier Girre
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Group Finance

Véronique Lacour
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Transformation and Operational Effectiveness

Cédric Lewandowski
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Nuclear and Thermal

Alexandre Perra
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Innovation, Strategy and Planning

Simone Rossi
Group Senior Executive Vice-President, Chief Executive Officer of EDF Energy

Pierre Todorov
Group Senior Executive Vice President, Group General Secretary

Alain Tranzer
General Deputy Head of Industrial Quality and Nuclear Skills

Xavier Ursat
Group Senior Executive Vice President, New Nuclear Projects and Engineering

Paul-Marie Dubée
Executive Coordinator to the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Government Relations and Secretary of the Executive Committee