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POWER: EdF To Offer Long-Term Nuclear Contracts to Firms Outside France

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France’s EdF is planning to consider companies outside of France for its nuclear production allocation contracts (CAPN), after the firm struggled to sign long-term contracts with French industrial producers, it said, cited by Reuters.  

  • EdF plans to offer contracts for 10TWh via an auction to European companies that have a power demand above 7GWh/yr or that can transport the electricity from France.
  • The contract prices will be decoupled from wholesale market prices, in line with costs of the nuclear fleet.
  • EdF for the first time offers CAPN to non-French companies and to firms with much lower demand. 
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France’s EdF is planning to consider companies outside of France for its nuclear production allocation contracts (CAPN), after the firm struggled to sign long-term contracts with French industrial producers, it said, cited by Reuters.  

  • EdF plans to offer contracts for 10TWh via an auction to European companies that have a power demand above 7GWh/yr or that can transport the electricity from France.
  • The contract prices will be decoupled from wholesale market prices, in line with costs of the nuclear fleet.
  • EdF for the first time offers CAPN to non-French companies and to firms with much lower demand.