France’s EDF Projects Steady Nuclear Output For 2026-2027 After Six-year High in 2025

Output forecast at 350-370 TWh in 2026-27, 345-375 TWh in 2028

France’s EDF Projects Steady Nuclear Output For 2026-2027 After Six-year High in 2025
Flamanville-3 is the only nuclear plant under construction in France. It was connected to the grid in December 2024, but has not yet begun full commercial operation. Courtesy EDF.

France’s nuclear output hit a six-year high in 2025 and is forecast to hold at similar levels across the next three years, national power company EDF said in a release announcing its financial results for the year.

The company said that nuclear output was 373 TWh in 2025. In both 2026 and 2027 nuclear production is forecast at 350-370TWh, and in 2028 production is projected in the range of 345-375 TWh.

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