EDF Renewables and the EDF Group International Division have come together to establish EDF Power Solutions, a new entity dedicated to advancing low-carbon energy solutions on a global scale. With a portfolio boasting 31 GW of installed capacity worldwide, the entity aims to optimize efficiency and clarity in its operations. By merging technical expertise with geographic, commercial, and technological synergies, EDF Power Solutions plans to develop integrated solutions supporting local electricity system efficiency and decarbonisation. Operating in more than 25 countries and employing 10,000 individuals, EDF Power Solutions specializes in low-carbon generation technologies such as wind, solar, hydropower, and biomass. Additionally, the entity provides system flexibility solutions like battery storage, pumped-storage hydropower, and low-carbon thermal solutions. Notably, EDF Power Solutions offers services to reduce emissions through initiatives including solar, storage, mini-grids, electric mobility, and hydrogen. In the Middle East, the launch of EDF Power Solutions is significant, as it combines a regional portfolio of 12 GWac of installed capacity, aiming to offset over 13 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually. The company is focused on bolstering the region's energy transition by delivering tailored, low-carbon solutions across the entire energy value chain. With a combination of infrastructure experience and renewable technologies, EDF Power Solutions is poised to become a prominent international developer in the Middle East. Aligned with regional policy objectives such as the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 initiative and Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, EDF Power Solutions Middle East is committed to supporting the energy transition in the region. By adhering to international health and safety standards and incorporating environmental and social considerations, the company aims to minimize project impacts in the long term. With a focus on supporting partners with cleaner and more resilient energy systems, EDF Power Solutions Middle East is set to play a key role in the region's transition towards sustainable energy sources.