Key highlights
- TotalEnergies and EDF sign a 12-year Nuclear Production Allocation Contract (CAPN) starting 1 Jan 2028.
- EDF will allocate output from its operating nuclear fleet to cover ~60% (~400 MW) of TotalEnergies' refining and chemicals sites in France.
- EDF remains responsible for plant operation; the contract allocates variability-related risks and costs between the parties.
Agreement overview
On March 27, 2026, TotalEnergies and EDF signed a Nuclear Production Allocation Contract (CAPN) with a 12-year term, effective January 1, 2028.
Supply and coverage
Under the CAPN, EDF will allocate a share of output from its operating nuclear fleet to TotalEnergies to cover roughly 60% of the electricity needs (about 400 MW) of TotalEnergies' refining and chemicals sites in France.
Operational and risk allocation
EDF remains solely responsible for operation of its nuclear assets; the contract assigns production volumes to TotalEnergies while sharing the risks and costs tied to production variability, providing long-term visibility on low-carbon power supply for the industrial sites.
