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Vincent de Rivaz, EDF: Letter to all EDF Energy employees regarding the Hinkley Point C financial investment decision 2016.08.03

London, UK - July 30, 2016 - Vincent de Rivaz, CEO of EDF Energy, writes to all employees following the news that EDF's Board of Directors has approved the final investment decision for Hinkley Point C. Vincent de Rivaz is the Chief Executive Officer of EDF Energy and a member of the Executive Committee of EDF Group. EDF Energy is part of EDF Group, one of Europe's largest power companies. The company employs around 14,000 people at locations across the UK. Wholly owned by EDF Group, EDF Energy is Great Britain's largest producer of electricity, of low-carbon electricity, and its biggest supplier of electricity by volume.

Vincent de Rivaz is the Chief Executive Officer of EDF Energy and a member of the Executive Committee of EDF Group.
Wholly owned by EDF Group, EDF Energy is Great Britain’s largest producer of electricity, of low-carbon electricity, and its biggest supplier of electricity by volume.
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 

London, UK - July 30, 2016

Vincent de Rivaz, CEO of EDF Energy, writes to all employees following the news that EDF's Board of Directors has approved the final investment decision for Hinkley Point C.



My letter to all EDF Energy employees regarding the Hinkley Point C financial investment decision


Yesterday all the Hinkley Point C team was extremely proud to present the project to the Board of Directors of EDF. As you know, the Board approved the final investment decision. We are humbled by this decision.

Following this decision, the conditions are met to allow EDF to sign the contracts with the British Government, EDF’s historic partner China General Nuclear Power Generation (CGN), and the main suppliers of the project.

This is a hugely important milestone for the project, as it is for EDF Group and EDF Energy. It means that we are now ready.

As you will know there are still some steps before these signings can take place.

Hinkley Point C CGI image
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 
I want to speak directly with you about all of this.
First I will set out why the decision was so important for the UK and for EDF Group and EDF Energy. I will acknowledge the work by the teams in the UK and France that has got us to this point.
Then I will turn to the next steps and what more needs to happen.
I will conclude by explaining how the project fits perfectly with the new Government’s vision of a country for the many, not for the few and with the Government’s vision of industrial strategy.

It has been a ten-year journey to reach this position.
We have achieved it thanks to determination, patience and courage. Over those ten years, together we have faced numerous challenges. Each time we have overcome them.

This project is strong, firstly, because it is such a strategic one. It is strategic for EDF and EDF Energy and for Britain, France and China.



The strategic importance of Hinkley Point C

For the UK, Hinkley is vital to energy and climate policy.

Nuclear energy has a crucial role to play in security of energy supply and tackling climate change. There is no solution for the UK without new nuclear in the mix. And Hinkley Point C is the necessary first step in the roll out of new nuclear.

CGI view of Hinkley Point C
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 
Since 2010, 25% of the UK’s electricity generation capacity has closed. By the end of 2030, a further 40% of that 2010 capacity will close, including all but one of our current nuclear power stations.

First operation of Hinkley Point C is scheduled for the end of 2025, just as our existing plants are scheduled to begin to close.

There is an urgent need for new electricity generating capacity, and for that to be low carbon. Hinkley Point C is vital to the UK’s ability to meet the ambitions of the COP 21 climate conference, and to the UK’s fifth Carbon Budget, just as it is vital for security of supply.

As Secretary of State Greg Clark said last week: “New nuclear is an essential part of our plan for a secure, clean and affordable energy system that will power the economy throughout this century.”

For EDF, Hinkley Point C is a key part of our CAP 2030 strategy. Hinkley is a unique asset for British and French industry as it will benefit the whole of the nuclear industry and support employment in major companies and smaller enterprises in the sector.

It will be the best preparation for EDF for the renewal of the French fleet.



Thank you for your dedication on our ten year journey

The project is strong, secondly, because of the hard work of the British and French teams that have contributed so much to building it to this point.

I thank and pay tribute to all those who have played their part in the long journey to reach this week’s Board decision. The people in London, Barnwood, Somerset, Paris, Tours, Lyon and Montrouge have worked tirelessly. Our Chinese partners must also be praised for their extraordinary commitment to this project.

Vincent de Rivaz is the Chief Executive Officer of EDF Energy and a member of the Executive Committee of EDF Group.
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 
I want to say a special thank you to our supply chain partners who have also been part of this journey.

We have seen many major achievements over the last 10 years as we worked towards this day.

These include the full public consultation that led to the UK's policy to have new nuclear. This policy has been supported by consecutive Governments. It is underpinned by the enabling framework which includes the new infrastructure planning process and Electricity Market Reform. The contract for difference for Hinkley Point C was scrutinized thoroughly in the UK before it was agreed in October 2013 and then by the European Commission, which gave its approval in October 2014.

Achievements on the project include the securing of the Generic Design Assessment for the EPR in 2012, the first and only new generation reactor to complete this rigorous process, granting of the nuclear site licence, also in 2012 and planning consent following the first-of-a-kind public consultation in 2013. We are proud too of our Funded Decommissioning Plan and Waste Transfer Contract, the engineering and design work, investment in skills, the site preparation and the work we have done with the suppliers.

We are also very proud to have developed a new social covenant called the Solidarity Agreement with the trades unions. It aims at securing the productivity of the construction works through an engaged, motivated and respected workforce.

Location of Hinkley Point C nuclear power station (HPC) in Somerset, UK.
Courtesy of EDF Energy
 
We have forensically identified the risks that always exist on a large industrial project and we have taken action to address all of them. We have learned the lessons from Flamanville and Taishan. We will be transparent and accountable for the way we deliver safely and on time and on budget, and how we continue to address the risks.

We reached agreement with CGN, our historic Chinese partner in October 2015. CGN are a company we know well. We have worked together for more than 30 years. Today we are working with them to build two EPRs at Taishan. It is a success story. I know that they share our commitment to three core values: compliance with nuclear safety regulations, openness and transparency, and our contribution to society through job creation and skills development. We trust them. They trust us.

We played with humility and leadership our part in the UK's response to Fukushima, implementing all the recommendations of the regulator. For us it was the natural thing to do and consistent with our approach to continuously improve the safety of our plants. Since the acquisition of the UK fleet in 2009, we have increased their safety performance by 51% - just as we have increased output by 50% and lifespan by 25%. We take the same responsible approach to security, working with the Home Office and others to ensure the security of the civil nuclear industry.

The UK benefits from a strong, independent and credible nuclear safety regulator, the Office for Nuclear Regulation. We are proud of the quality of the relationship we have with them based on trust, openness and transparency.


Next steps

Now, turning to next steps. the EDF Board has given the authorization to the EDF Chairman and CEO to sign all the contracts for the project, which are in their final agreed form, with the British Government, CGN and the main suppliers.

The new UK Government has said that it needs a little more time before this takes place.

The new Prime Minister has been in post for just 16 days. Her full Cabinet has been in post even fewer. We can understand their need to take a little time. We fully respect the Prime Minister’s method.

We will of course support the Government in their considerations.

CGI image of Hinkley Point C nuclear power station (HPC).
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 
I have met with the Secretary of State today. I know that the Government appreciates our professionalism and rational, fact-based approach. Our credibility is our main asset.

The very good news is that we are ready. The Board's decision means that when the Government is ready to go ahead, we are ready too.

Inevitably critics of the project will continue to be vocal in the intervening weeks.

I regret the uncertainty that may arise for our people and the impacts on the local community and the suppliers hoping to work on the project.

But our support is also strong. The public support for Hinkley Point C outnumbers opposition by three to one.

Over the last 24 hours those who support the project have also been very prominent in the media. They include the supply chain, local MPs and councils, academics and scientists, trades unions, the CBI and many more. They underline the importance of Hinkley not just to energy and climate, but to industry and the economy.


Hinkley Point C as a catalyst for industrial strategy and opportunities for all

From her very first day as Prime Minister Theresa May has said she would lead a “One Nation Government” in which industry would drive growth and opportunity, as she said in her Birmingham speech.

On 13 July she said: “We will do everything we can to help anybody, whatever your background, to go as far as your talents will take you.”

The human dimension of Hinkley Point C is all about that.

On 14 July she formed a new Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. It makes industrial strategy a priority with energy and energy infrastructure a catalyst for it.

That vision is ours too.

I am convinced that Hinkley Point C is consistent with Theresa May’s vision.

It is an opportunity for British business to hold its head high. It will deliver opportunities for large and small companies in the supply chain up and down the country, whom we have been working in partnership with for many years. Over 60% of the contract value of the construction is expected to go to UK companies.

Hinkley Point C CGI view
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 
Hinkley will deliver high quality jobs for people of diverse backgrounds in Somerset and in all the regions of the country.

Our Inspire programme to get people in the South West into work on Hinkley Point C is a joined up approach to help young people from education, through training to employment. It is already transforming employment aspirations and opportunities in the area.

The project will provide 25,000 job opportunities on site alone and 1,000 apprenticeships in total.

Hinkley will kick start the new build programme in the UK with Sizewell C and Bradwell B moving into the development stages bringing jobs and skills to the East of England.

In short, it is a project which is all about industrial strategy and opportunity for all.


In conclusion

In April, I asked the project team in Britain and France to “stay mobilised – keep your motivation high. Remain the professionals you are, committed to the company.”

We have never stopped the project and the teams kept working so that they could preserve the timetable. On the site we have continued to prepare and develop the site for the construction phase.

My message today is one of continuity and confidence. The EDF Board’s decision is a huge achievement and one we should be proud of. Our journey is a long one and there is a further stage. Our job now is to maintain the courage, patience and dedication that have served us so well.

I know that I can count on everyone involved to do so.



Vincent de Rivaz, CEO of EDF Energy



Vincent de Rivaz

Vincent de Rivaz is the Chief Executive Officer of EDF Energy and a member of the Executive Committee of EDF Group.
Wholly owned by EDF Group, EDF Energy is Great Britain’s largest producer of electricity, of low-carbon electricity, and its biggest supplier of electricity by volume.

Vincent de Rivaz
Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 
Vincent was appointed Chief Executive of London Electricity Group in 2002.
From that point, he led the merger of London Electricity Group, Seeboard and the Eastern Network to form EDF Energy in 2003.
As Chief Executive, he led the incorporation of the UK nuclear operator, the former “British Energy”, into EDF Energy from January 2009.

A hydroelectric engineer, he joined EDF in 1977 in the External Engineering Centre.
From 1985 to 1991, he managed the Far East region for the International Division of EDF, placing EDF as a major international player in China.

Between 1991 and 1994, he was Managing Director of the Hydro Power Department of EDF and between 1995 and 1998 he worked as Deputy Head of EDF International Division, in charge of large projects abroad.

Vincent de Rivaz joined the EDF Finance Division in 1999 as Deputy Chief Financial Officer and, in 2000, became Director of Financial Strategy and Operations.


Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 

EDF’s Board of Directors approves the final investment decision for HPC


July 28, 2016

By Hinkley Point C media team


At its meeting on 28 July 2016, EDF’s Board of Directors made the final investment decision and gave the President the authorisation to ensure its full execution in the framework of the signature process of all the contracts and agreements necessary to build the two nuclear reactors  at Hinkley Point C (HPC)  in Somerset, in south-west England.

 
 
Following this decision, the conditions have been met to allow EDF to sign the contracts with the British Government, EDF’s historic partner China General Nuclear Power Generation (CGN), and the main suppliers of the project.

The HPC Project is a major element of  the Group's CAP 2030 strategy.

The two EPR reactors at Hinkley Point will strengthen EDF's presence in Britain, a country where its subsidiary EDF Energy already operates 15 nuclear reactors and is the largest electricity supplier by volume.

HPC will also enable the Group to mobilise all its significant nuclear engineering skills following the final investment decision.

The first concrete of reactor 1 of HPC, scheduled for mid-2019, will coincide with perfect continuity with the start-up of the EPR at Flamanville, scheduled for the end of 2018.

HPC is a unique asset for French and British industries as it will benefit the whole of the nuclear sectors in both countries and will support employment at major companies and smaller enterprises in the industry.


Photo courtesy of EDF Energy
 

Nuclear experts give their support to  Hinkley  Point C

29 July 2016


The following comments were issued following the decision by the EDF Board to approve the final investment decision for Hinkley Point C.


Dr Dame Sue Ion FREng, Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, said:

“Finally the decision to go ahead with Hinkley Point has been taken. This is most welcome, and a good deal for the UK. Although some may think that the strike price is high, it isn’t when you compare it with the cost of offshore wind, solar or other forms of renewable energy. We need a balanced portfolio of low carbon energy sources in the UK in the future…”


Prof. Francis Livens, Director, Dalton Nuclear Institute, The University of Manchester, said:

“We welcome the long-awaited news on EDF Energy’s Final Investment Decision. This finally brings us another step closer to the realisation of the UK’s first new nuclear power station to be built since construction started on Sizewell B over a quarter of a century ago…”


Dr Paul Norman, Senior Lecturer in Nuclear Physics at the University of Birmingham, said:

“…The Hinkley Point decision is therefore likely to lead to further revitalisation of that sector at colleges and universities, along with corresponding opportunities for young people with different qualifications and experience.”


Prof. Andrew H. Sherry, Chief Scientist, National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL), said:

“A positive final investment decision from EDF Energy would be hugely significant for the country. Not only would this lead to an expansion in our country’s low carbon electricity base, but would send a positive signal to other international organisations and financiers seeking to invest in Britain.”


Tom Mundy, Managing Director of NuScale Power (UK & Europe), said:

“Today’s announcement that Hinkley Point C will be progressing we hope signals the start of a resurgence that may encourage other nuclear development projects in the UK, including small modular reactors.”


Prof. Stefaan Simons, Chair of Energy Centre Board, IChemE, said:

“Good move that is long overdue. Nuclear energy will make a valuable contribution to the decarbonisation of electricity generation in the UK; but it needs a big, bold decision to make it happen…”


Prof. Martin Freer, Director of the Birmingham Energy Institute, University of Birmingham, said:

“This is an exceptionally important decision for the future of the UK power generation infrastructure. … Though the upfront costs are high, this is a crucial capital investment that will secure lower cost electricity over the operation of the HPC plant, which will be the next 60 years, and through the associated civil build project provide much needed stimulus to the UK economy…”


Dr Mark Wenman, Lecturer in Nuclear Engineering Materials and Member of the Centre for Nuclear Engineering, Imperial College London, said:

“Hinkley Point C is vitally important for the UK for several reasons: The UK remains focused on phasing out coal power stations and at the same time many nuclear stations will also be closing. This means the UK would face potential energy shortages, in the mid-2020s, even with solid growth in renewables such as wind and solar. At the same time the UK needs to remain committed to reducing CO2 emissions and Hinkley C, if built on-time, would provide secure low carbon energy just when we need it.
…From the point of view of the Centre for Nuclear Engineering, at Imperial College, this will provide great opportunities for our top graduate students and potentially be a big boost to research income when relationships with the EU are strained.”


Prof. Juan Matthews, Visiting Professor, Dalton Nuclear Institute, The University of Manchester, said:

“The Final Investment Decision today on Hinkley Point C is a major step for the UK nuclear industry. The UK desperately needs new electrical capacity which is carbon free, safe and at a reasonable cost. Hinkley Point C is the first step in securing this….”


For more information contact:

EDF Energy Media
Media Relations Team
01452 652233
media@edfenergy.com  


EDF

A key player in energy transition, the EDF Group is an integrated electricity company, active in all areas of the business: generation, transmission, distribution, energy supply and trading, energy services.

A global leader in low-carbon energies, the Group has developed a diversified generation mix based on nuclear power, hydropower, new renewable energies and thermal energy.

The Group is involved in supplying energy and services to approximately 37.8 million customers, of which 28.3 million in France.

The Group generated consolidated sales of €75 billion in 2015, of which 47.2% outside of France. EDF is listed on the Paris Stock Exchange.


EDF Energy

EDF Energy is one of the UK’s largest energy companies and the largest producer of low-carbon electricity, producing around one-fifth of the nation's electricity from its nuclear power stations, wind farms, coal and gas power stations and combined heat and power plants.

 
 
The company supplies gas and electricity to over 5 million customer accounts and is the biggest supplier of electricity by volume in Great Britain.

EDF Energy’s safe and secure operation of its eight existing nuclear power stations, 30 wind farms, two coal-fired stations, one gas station and two gas storage facilities makes it the UK’s largest generator of low carbon electricity, producing around a fifth of the UK’s power.

EDF Energy is also leading the UK's nuclear renaissance and is planning to build three new nuclear power stations at Hinkley Point, Sizewell and Bradwell.

They will make an important contribution to the UK’s future needs for clean, secure and affordable energy.

Hinkley Point C will generate enough low carbon electricity for about 7% of Britain’s homes.
The HPC project is already creating business and job opportunities for British companies and workers.

Through Our Better Energy Ambitions, EDF Energy has developed one of the biggest environmental and social programmes of any British energy company.

Our journey to become a more sustainable and responsible energy business has been recognised by a wide range of organisations.
This reflects the hard work of our people, our partners and the communities that we are part of.

For further information on our achievements please visit:

http://www.edfenergy.com/about/awards-achievements  

EDF Energy is part of EDF Group, one of Europe’s largest power companies.

The company employs around 14,000 people at locations across the UK.

To find out more about the UK's energy challenges look at


www.edfenergy.com/energyfuture/  


Sources:

EDF Energy, Executive team

https://www.edfenergy.com/  

Hinkley Point C media team news

https://www.edfenergy.com/energy/  



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