Energy Transition | EDP Portugal

• The companies formed the ‘Utilities for Net Zero Alliance’ (UNEZA) at COP28 for global cooperation.
• EDP is amongst more than 20 leading utility companies, like Iberdrola, Enel, Engie and RWE, among others, that join forces with IRENA and the UN High-Level Climate Champions.

• European Commission highlights Aboño as a Project of Common Interest (PCI. This recognition joins others already granted by Europe, such as that of Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI)
• Inclusion will mean priority treatment of this project by European and national authorities

• The company recently inaugurated a solar and storage project in a US desert to minimize gas use within a community and virtually erased the need for fuel on a Singapore island.
• EDP is investing in multiple use cases to address global decarbonization demands, accelerating collective climate action ahead of COP 28.

• Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade is one of the Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders who endorsed an open letter to anticipate the main issues on the COP28 agenda.
• The Alliance - promoted by the World Economic Forum - brings together global companies from different sectors representing a universe of around 12 million employees and a turnover of around four trillion dollars.

• Miguel Stilwell took part in a restricted panel of guests recognised by the United Nations as playing a leading role in climate action.
• EDP was the only company invited to speak at the Climate Ambition Summit, which was one of the highlights of the company's participation in Climate Week in New York.

• Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade is participating in one of the 'high level' sessions of the Climate Ambition Summit, one of the key events on the agenda of the United Nations summit on climate action, which is taking place this week in New York.
  EDP is the only company taking part in the meeting that brings together leaders and organisations from all over the world.

Three EDP projects in Aboño (Asturias), Los Barrios (Cádiz) and IAM Caecius (Teruel) will receive public funding as they are considered strategic projects by European Comission.