EDF's US renewable energy business — 18 GW developed, 14.6 GW under service contracts
EDF explores selling 50-100% of US renewables business to fund €50B debt and 6 new nuclear reactors in France. Bloomberg first reported ~50% stake sale (~€2B) in July 2025; Nomura Greentech hired as advisor Sep 2025; CEO confirmed 50-100% range in Nov 2025. Portfolio includes wind (onshore/offshore), solar, storage, and DG (PowerFlex). Rebranded as EDF Power Solutions NA in May 2025.
$4.60B
Deal Value
18,000MW
Capacity
Hybrid
Technology
Multi-state
Location
Deal Details
- Deal Type
- Corporate
- Seller / Sponsor
- EDF (parent)
- Buyer / Financier
- TBD (exploring 50-100% sale)
- Deal Value
- ~$4.6B (est. €4B)
- Stage
- Mixed (Operating + Development)
- ISO/RTO
- Multiple
- Source
- Solar Quarter
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