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The EDF Group and DELTA, the 4th largest Dutch power company, inaugurate today an 870 MW gas combined cycle (GCC) power station at Vlissingen-Oost, in the south-west of the Netherlands. The power station was built and is owned and operated by Sloe Centrale B.V, a company 50% owned by EDF and Delta. Made up of two 435 MW units, this GCC produces the equivalent of the electricity consumption of about 2 million homes. EDF is relying on its EDF Trading subsidiary to sell on the wholesale market its 50 % share of the electricity generated by the power station.

EDF SA's Board of Directors, meeting on 10 February 2010 under the chairmanship of Henri Proglio, approved the Group's consolidated accounts for fiscal year 2009.

Stronger-than-expected financial performance:
- Revenues: up 15.5% to €1,173.1 million
- EBITDA: up 47.3% to €334.2 million
- Net income: up 38.7% to €97.9 million

Henri Proglio was co-opted member of the Board of Directors of Edison and appointed new Chairman of Transalpina di Energia, the holding company jointly controlled by EDF and Delmi, which owns 61.3% of Edison.

Edison - full year and fourth quarter 2009 results.

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AREVA and EDF have reached an agreement covering the transportation, treatment and recycling of used nuclear fuel, for which a contract will be signed before the end of the first quarter of 2010.

Launch of the call for entries to the 2nd EDF Fem’Energia prize, in partnership with WIN France

During a visit today to the UFPI (Unité de formation de la Direction Production et Ingénierie - Production and Engineering Division Training Unit) in Bugey (Ain), Henri PROGLIO, Chairman and CEO of EDF, reaffirmed the highest priority given to the transfer and development of skills within a context of rapid and radical changes within the energy world. To make this objective a reality, he announced the creation of an EDF Campus and the launch of joint negotiations in the area of training between EDF SA and its subsidiaries ERDF and RTE. This priority will mean a very significant increase in the investment in training as of 2010.