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From 2007 to 2009, she undertook the functions of Deputy Executive Director of POWEO Renewable Energies. She returned to EDF Renewables in 2010 as Director of Development for large-scale, ground-mounted solar power projects; then in 2011, she became Director of Development for Offshore Wind Power France. In April 2012, her team was awarded the contract for three offshore projects in France, representing a total generation capacity of 1500 MW. In June 2019, she and her teams were also awarded the contract for the construction and subsequent operation of the Dunkirk offshore wind farm in the Northern part of France. Her team is also working on a pilot project for a floating wind farm in the Mediterranean. In 2014, Béatrice Buffon became Executive Vice-President of EDF Renewables, in charge of renewable marine energies and a member of the EDF Renewables Executive Committee. She is a graduate from both the École Polytechnique and the École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées. She is Chevalier de l'Ordre National Du Mérite, a distinction awarded by the President of France for distinguished civil and military achievements.

In 1997, he became head of the Thionville agency in charge of the gas and electricity networks and the customer portfolio. In 2000, he joined EDF Energy in the United Kingdom. He was responsible for the merger of the customer services of the two marketing companies acquired by EDF (SWEB and London Electricity) then became director of call centers and finally director of the Enterprise market for the United Kingdom in 2002. In 2005, he joined the Commerce Branch of EDF as director of the program to prepare for the opening of the residential market to competition. Appointed director of the French Commercial Network on the Business market in 2008, he manages EDF's 8 regional commercial entities. In 2011, he became general manager of Électrcité de Strasbourg, a listed EDF subsidiary, and regional delegate of the EDF Group in Alsace. Since 2015, he has been Deputy CEO of EDF Renewables. A graduate of Télécom Bretagne, he also holds an MBA from the Theseus Institute (EDHEC).

(mayors, state representatives, associations, fishermen, unions, etc.). He also participated in the construction monitoring of offshore projects in the United Kingdom (Teesside wind farm) and in Belgium (Thorntonbank wind farm). His career then continued internationally. From 2009, he created and structured the group's Israeli subsidiary where he negotiated partnerships with local developers, secured financing and developed the solar portfolio. Expatriated as Project Director then CTO of the Polat Energy subsidiary in Turkey from 2012, he manages the engineering, contracting and construction of the subsidiary's wind projects. He notably supervises the construction of the Geycek onshore wind project (168MW). Returning to France in 2014 as deputy to the industry director on marine energy projects, he contributes to the structuring of our teams and our maritime projects in France, as well as to the launch and construction of the marine energy project. Blyth in the United Kingdom. From 2016 to 2024, he was Director of the Asia zone within the International Department where he managed activity in China, India, South-East Asia and Australia. He recently worked to establish a joint venture with China Energy Investment Corporation (China Energy) to build and operate the Dongtai offshore wind farm. This success allows EDF Renewables to enter the Asian offshore wind market, making EDF Renewables the first foreign offshore wind developer to join the Chinese market.

He was seconded to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2008, where he was appointed advisor to the administrator for France then alternate administrator from 2009 to 2011. In this context, he participated in the reform of governance and modalities of IMF response to the global financial crisis, and monitors the Fund's financial assistance programs in the many member countries affected by the crisis. In 2011, he joined the State Participation Agency (APE) at the Ministry of Finance. He was first in charge of participations held by the State in the transport infrastructure and audiovisual sectors, then Director of Industry participations. In this capacity, he monitors State participations in the defense, aeronautics and automobile sectors, participates in the governance of these companies and conducts numerous capital operations on behalf of the State. shareholder. From 2016 to 2024, he joined the financial management of the EDF Group as Director of M&A, where he led various asset acquisition and disposal operations in the Group's different businesses (services to the nuclear industry, transport and electricity supply, services, renewable energies, storage, gas infrastructure, etc.). He also took responsibility for investor and market relations in 2017, and in this capacity supervises all of the Group's financial publications as well as relations with debt and equity investors. Aymeric Ducrocq is a graduate of the Institute of Political Studies (IEP) in Paris and a former student of the National School of Administration (ENA).

Shared by leading a new department of IS experts and architects and by managing EDF's IT infrastructure project portfolio. Three years later, he temporarily left IS activities to take charge of the Administration of Obligations for the Purchase of Electricity from Renewable Origins in France. In 2014, he led the construction of a Group IT Operator with EDF's main international subsidiaries (EDF Energy, Edison, Luminus, etc.). Appointed Director of Digital Transformation of the IT Services Department in 2016, he builds the DSIT's strategy and new digital services and supports businesses in their digital transformation. In 2019, he was entrusted with the additional mission of Innovation Director of the Transformation and Operational Efficiency Department to promote participatory innovation among its 5,600 employees, as well as an innovation management system for the EDF Group and the 'Open innovation in collaboration with R&D. Since February 2020, Vincent Gayrard has been Director of Information Systems and Digital at EDF Renouvelables.

this period, in addition to his leading role on strategic legal files, he is appointed General Counsel for North America.
In 2012, he is appointed Framatome’s General Counsel and Compliance Officer, in charge of managing all of Framatome's legal and compliance activities in France and abroad. As part of his missions, he participated in the transformation of Framatome prior to its sale to EDF.
In 2019, he joins EDF Renewables as Group General Counsel, in charge of Legal, Insurance and Compliance functions. Antoine Genevois is now General Secretary and Group General Counsel with a scope extended to Audit and Internal Control.
Antoine Genevois holds a PhD in business law and is the author of a thesis on the international efficiency of anti-bribery laws in international business transactions.

In 2016, she joined the Mergers and Acquisitions Department of EDF Renewables, where she managed several acquisitions of onshore wind projects. From 2019 to 2022, she is Director of Strategy and Sustainable Development and member of the Management Committee of EDF Renewables. Since 2023, she has been Director of Land Activities France for EDF Renewables. Of dual Italian and French nationality, industrial engineer and graduate of Politecnico di Milano (Italy) in 2011, Carlotta Gentile Latino holds an MBA obtained from the European Institute of Business Administration (INSEAD) in 2018.

She joined the Finance Department of EDF Renewables in the run-up to its IPO to ensure the transition from consolidated accounts to IFRS and participate in the drafting of the base document. What follows is a period of structuring the financial organization to meet the numerous financial management and communication needs of a listed group. Within the corporate financial teams of EDF Renewables, Elsa is successively Head of group consolidation, Director of Consolidation and Forecast Accounts, Director of group Controlling. Beyond ensuring the financial technical requirements, Elsa contributed to the restructuring and the establishment of the necessary teams in these different areas and helped to deploy the needs and resources within the EDF Renewables subsidiaries. 'stranger. In 2015 she was appointed Director of Investments and Accounting Standards. This latest experience brings her a little closer to the operational teams. In charge of leading the investment commitment process for all countries of operation, Elsa supports the development of renewable energy projects and ensures good financial profitability of investments. Elsa Gonse is a Chartered Accountant graduate.

Tristan Grimbert joined EDF Renewables in 2004 as president and director of operations of EDF Renewable Energy, its American subsidiary. He was appointed Managing Director in June 2008 before being subsequently appointed Managing Director of EDF Renewables in Canada and Mexico in order to expand activities in these two countries. He leads EDF Renewables' activities in North America including EDF Renewables US, EDF Renewables Canada, EDF Renewables Mexico and PowerFlex. He serves on the board of directors of Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind and also served as the 2017-2018 board chair of the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). A graduate of the National Agronomic Institute of Paris-Grignon (currently AgroParisTech), he also followed the Young Manager Program at INSEAD.

energy, the environment and raw materials. He joined the industrial sector in 2017 within the executive committee of Naval Energies, a subsidiary of Naval Group in the field of developing marine renewable energies. He is in charge of strategy, development, commercial negotiations and public affairs. During this period, he was also president of the France Energies Marines association and vice-president of the offshore wind commission of the Syndicat des Energies Renouvelables.
In 2021, he joined CNR, a subsidiary of the Engie group, where he manages all solar, onshore wind and small hydroelectricity activities. He notably chairs the two subsidiaries Vensolair and Solarhona dedicated to wind and solar development. He is also Director of the regional investment fund OSER and Director of the national solar union Enerplan.
Julien Marchal is an engineer from the Polytechnic School and an engineer from Ecole Nationale des ponts et chaussées.

Executive Committee. Leading a 150 engineers’ team, he covers the complete value chain for new build assets: Engineering Procurement Construction and Innovation. His technical perimeter includes all technologies on which EDF Renewables is active (wind on-shore, wind off-shore, photovoltaic power plants, concentring solar power (CSP), storage…). He follows EDF Renewables activities everywhere in the world except in North America.
He is a graduate of École des Mines de Douai engineering school with a specialization in Energy Engineering.

In 2010, she joined RTE as Human Resources Manager for the Rhône Alpes Auvergne region where she managed social relations and deployed all HR policies. She subsequently served as Business Human Resources Manager for central functions, then Director of Social Relations from 2013 to 2017. From 2017 to 2018, she was in charge of the HR Policies and Social Dynamics department of Enedis, where she managed the areas of remuneration, social dialogue, diversity and HR regulations. From 2018, she was successively Delegate for Social Relations then Head of the Social Communication Mission, HR Sector and Employer Brand of the EDF Group, in particular in charge of listening to employees and communicating on HR policies and projects with a strong social impact. . It also contributes to the attractiveness of the EDF group's professions. Laetitia Villedieu holds a master's degree in Ethnology and is a graduate of NEOMA Business School in Rouen.