As a sustainable electric utility, EDP is committed in acting for a sustainable future by participating in COP28.

COP28: Building a more sustainable future

• 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.

• 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.

• Support of one million euros, under the 5th edition of the Access to Energy Fund (A2E), will directly impact around half a million people.
• With this initiative, EDP is reinforcing its strategy of social impact and a just energy transition in developing economies, one of the topics on the agenda of COP28, which is taking place in Dubai.

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