Britain’s biggest generator of zero-carbon electricity and an energy supplier to more than 3.5 million British homes and businesses, EDF UK recently announced a £50 billion low carbon programme to help Britain achieve net zero.
Referring to current extreme market conditions, price surges and the increased importance of risk management for energy trading, how do you achieve maximum agility?
In this episode, we connect with Mark Teuton, Senior Manager of Business Solutions at EDF UK the largest B2B energy retailer in the United Kingdom. Mark shares insight into EDF UK’s work and how agile energy trading plays a key role in supporting energy transition goals.
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