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EDF CITY PLATFORM
EDF - EMPOWERS CITY MAKERS
Focused on Carbon free energy (95g CO2/kWh)1st nuclear operator in the world 1st European producer of renewable energies1st national power grid in Europe
One of the main European players in energy services
An International group, with in-depth expertise in the low carbon energy sector coupled with a long term commitment to fostering technical, social and buisness innovation.
About 54% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, and this is expected to rise to 66% by 2050. Energy is the backbone of urban developments and drives decarbonization. EDF is convinced that urban design process is critical for cross-sector analysis and integrated thinking, in order to usher the developments for Sustainable Cities and Liveable Communities. EDF has been working closely with local governments across countries to meet the needs and fulfill the objectives of cities today and improve efficiency, quality of life, resilience and attractiveness for the future.
EDF, in partnership with urban planners, proposes an
innovative local energy concept to cut CO2 emissions by half, by placing
energy in the early stage of urban design. The Sino-French team made
up of EDF, Tongji UPDI and l’AUC won the 1st place in the city’s urban
conceptual design competition in November 2014.
EDF’s 3D tool is used by the Housing and Development
Board of Singapore to build the best policies for more sustainable
and liveable neighborhoods. The integrated platform allows to evaluate
the combined impact of initiatives for all the urban indicators.
For the redevelopment of Berlin Tegel airport, EDF
uses virtual prototyping to make the local energy system more effi cient.
EDF developed a multi-energy systems simulation illustrating the interrelation
between different technologies, land uses & planning decisions.
EDF, in partnership with the local air quality agency (ASPA)
and Strasburg City stakeholders, developed and simulated different
evolution scenarios of transport and energy production systems. Their impacts on air quality and noise in the city were assessed, in order to integrate environmental criteria in the overall decision process.
Research & DevelopmentEnergy services
& solutions
Smart Mobility
Smart Grids Smart Lighting Systems
Renewable Energy Solutions
Energy Generation
URBAN CHALLENGES
Employees159,112
Customers37.6MillionFigures as on 2015
Sales€75 Billion
EXPERTISE ONWHOLE ENERGY VALUE CHAIN
INSTALLED CAPACITY134.2 GWE
ELECTRICITY GENERATION619.3 TWH
Urban Mobility
Evaluate the impact of investments and policies on Urban mobility
-Reduce Co2 emissions -Improve accessibility for inhabitants-Electric mobility development
Local Energy Resources & Energy efficiency
Evaluate the impact of investments and policies on energy infrastructure :
- Levelised cost of Energy - Revenues from various local production- Energy independence rate- Building refurbishment cost-benefit analysis
Urban Environment & Quality of life
Evaluate the impact of urban development on:
- Urban heat island effects - Air quality - Noise - Inhabitant’s Health
URBAN CONSULTANCY
EDF SOLUTIONS FOR SMART CITY PLANNING
Explore Urban data in 3D web interface.
Analyse & forecast your key performance indicator in Energy, GHG, cost, Transportation, water, waste and others.
Compare future impact of scenarios.
Improve investments on infrastructure such as Energy, Transportation, Green cover, etc.
Evaluate the combined effect of various policies with integrated simulation.
Develop new Urban policies
Provide insights leading to better living outcomes in the future, using geospatial intelligence and advanced integrated simulation models.
INTEGRATED PLATFORM3D decision making platform to evaluate the impacts of investments & policies in cities
EDF, in partnership with urban planners, proposes an
innovative local energy concept to cut CO2 emissions by half, by placing
energy in the early stage of urban design. The Sino-French team made
up of EDF, Tongji UPDI and l’AUC won the 1st place in the city’s urban
conceptual design competition in November 2014.
EDF’s 3D tool is used by the Housing and Development
Board of Singapore to build the best policies for more sustainable
and liveable neighborhoods. The integrated platform allows to evaluate
the combined impact of initiatives for all the urban indicators.
For the redevelopment of Berlin Tegel airport, EDF
uses virtual prototyping to make the local energy system more effi cient.
EDF developed a multi-energy systems simulation illustrating the interrelation
between different technologies, land uses & planning decisions.
EDF, in partnership with the local air quality agency (ASPA)
and Strasburg City stakeholders, developed and simulated different
evolution scenarios of transport and energy production systems. Their impacts on air quality and noise in the city were assessed, in order to integrate environmental criteria in the overall decision process.
Research & DevelopmentEnergy services
& solutions
Smart Mobility
Smart Grids Smart Lighting Systems
Renewable Energy Solutions
Energy Generation
EDF, in partnership with
urban planners, proposes an innovative local energy
concept to cut CO2 emissions by half, by placing energy in the early
stage of urban design. The Sino-French team made up of EDF, Tongji UPDI
and l’AUC won the 1st place in the city’s urban conceptual design
competition in November 2014.
EDF’s 3D tool is used by the Housing and Development
Board of Singapore to build the best policies for more sustainable and liveable
neighborhoods. The integrated platform allows to evaluate the combined impact of
initiatives for all the urban indicators.
For the development of Berlin
Tegel airport, EDF uses virtual prototyping to make the local energy
system more effi cient. EDF developed a multi-energy systems simulation illustrating
the interrelation between different technologies, land uses & planning
decisions.
EDF, in partnership with
the local air quality agency (ASPA) and Strasburg
City stakeholders, developed and simulated different evolution scenarios
of transport and energy production systems. Their impacts on air quality and noise
in the city were assessed, in order to integrate environmental
criteria in the overall decision process.
EDF Lab Paris-Saclay7, boulevard Gaspard Monge
91120 PALAISEAU
www.edf.comchercheurs.edf.com
Contact :Pascal Terrien
Director International Sustainable Cities Program
Copyrights : © EIFER – JM Bahu / © Tia Photography / Tegel Projekt GmbH, Image : Andreas Schiebel ©Tegel Projekt GmbH / l’AUC architectes et
urbanistes - image: TEGMARK Studio - © l’AUC
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