Electricité de France SA on the record
3 project records across 3 countries, 1.4 GW where capacity is stated. 1.4 GW is operating. Counted from records that each name their public source; nothing here is written by or for Electricité de France SA.
- Records
- 3
- Capacity on record
- 1.4 GW
- Operating
- 1.4 GW
- 3 records
- Under construction
- —
- Countries
- 3
- Checked against owner
- 0
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By country
| Laos | 1 | 1.1 GW |
| Saudi Arabia | 1 | 250 MW |
| United Arab Emirates | 1 | 60 MW |
By technology and stage
Largest Electricité de France SA projects on record
Where these records come from
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Questions about Electricité de France SA
How many clean energy projects does Electricité de France SA have on record?+
3 records across 3 countries name Electricité de France SA as developer or owner, 1.4 GW in total where capacity is stated. 3 operating. Each record cites the public dataset it was taken from; ownership shares and consortium partners are on the record itself.
What is the largest Electricité de France SA project on record?+
By stated capacity, Nam Theun 2 hydroelectric plant in Laos at 1,070 MW, operating. Solandor ranks by the capacity figure in the source record and does not adjust for ownership share, so a partner's stake in a joint project counts the whole project here.
Is this Electricité de France SA's own list of projects?+
No. It is every record in a public catalogue that names Electricité de France SA, compiled from the datasets listed on this page. Electricité de France SA can claim any record free of charge to correct it, add what is missing, or have it removed; contact details never appear on the public site.