Thierry Schall
CEO Edvance
About Edvance
Edvance, dedicated to the low-carbon nuclear power of tomorrow
Edvance develops new, safe and efficient nuclear power projects around the world to build a CO2-neutral future. Its role is to provide the EPCC (Design, Procurement, Installation, Commissioning) for nuclear islands of EPR technology reactors.
- €606
million turnover in 2020.
- +3000
collaborators
- 5
major operational projects
- 9
sites in Europe
Our activities
Edvance handles engineering activities for new nuclear islands and for instrumentation and control systems, which were previously divided between various EDF and Framatome engineering centres.
This EDF - Framatome joint venture is responsible for the design (basic design) and construction (engineering studies, procurement assistance, construction and commissioning) of nuclear islands and instrumentation and control systems for nuclear reactors under construction in France and abroad.
Edvance is currently involved in the Flamanville 3 project, in the Hinkley Point C EPR construction project, in the development of the EPR2 reactor model and in the Sizewell C and Jaitapur bids.
Edvance is located in the Paris region (in Montrouge, Malakoff and La Défense) and also in Lyon, Flamanville, Bristol (UK) and Erlangen (Germany).
The Directors
Frédéric Hennion
Vice CEO Edvance
Our organisation
Created on 30 May 2017, Edvance is 80% owned by EDF and 20% by Framatome. This subsidiary represents the coming together of these two powerful companies for the benefit of a more efficient and competitive nuclear industry in France and internationally. While benefiting from the stability and robustness of its 2 major shareholders, Edvance retains genuine agility and true flexibility due to its character and the size of its organisation. I Located in France (Paris region, Lyon and Flamanville) as well as in Great Britain (Bristol) and Germany (Erlangen), Edvance is a multicultural company.
The subsidiary is organised by EPR project departments and with a cross-functional Engineering and Works department that puts its skills at the service of the projects. This approach allows for greater agility and innovation.
The entire senior management team
Xavier Roué, Engineering, Construction and Commissioning Director
Bertrand Sacepe, Support Services for Performance Director
Paul Mordant, HPC NI Project Director
Philippe Morin, EPR2 NI Project Director
Gilles Danan, Sizewell C NI Project Director
Jean-François Brunel, JNPP NI Project Director
David Tersigni, Bids and Proposal Director
Marie-Annick Biette, Independent Control Authority Director
Philippe Paraire, Projects, Quality, Methods ans Tools Director
Annaïck Le Tallec, Human Relations and Health & Safety Director
Muriel Weiss, Head of Communications
Laurence Pommier, Head of Transformation & Innovation
Tomas Hahn, Edvance DPE Director
Tilly Spencer, Edvance UK Director
Philippe Lopez, Technical Director
Isabelle Domergue, Head of Engineering Transformation
José Valle-Marcos, Head of the President's cabinet
Bertrand Sacepe, Support Services for Performance Director
Paul Mordant, HPC NI Project Director
Philippe Morin, EPR2 NI Project Director
Gilles Danan, Sizewell C NI Project Director
Jean-François Brunel, JNPP NI Project Director
David Tersigni, Bids and Proposal Director
Marie-Annick Biette, Independent Control Authority Director
Philippe Paraire, Projects, Quality, Methods ans Tools Director
Annaïck Le Tallec, Human Relations and Health & Safety Director
Muriel Weiss, Head of Communications
Laurence Pommier, Head of Transformation & Innovation
Tomas Hahn, Edvance DPE Director
Tilly Spencer, Edvance UK Director
Philippe Lopez, Technical Director
Isabelle Domergue, Head of Engineering Transformation
José Valle-Marcos, Head of the President's cabinet