
Karine de Boissezon
Chief Impact Officer at EDF, leading the group's corporate social and environmental responsibility strategy since 2019.
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Jun 10, 2026
Brace for Impact! The Age of Adaptation & Resilience (ft. Carine de Boissezon, Chief Impact Officer at EDF)
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Karine de BoissezonGUEST
Well, first, I think we need to recognize that we are lucky that we have such a scenario in France, that the government has announced this trajectory because not many countries have done this kind of projection before.

Karine de BoissezonGUEST
But yeah, it's important to say that even if it's not a very uplifting scenario to think about these four degrees, we have first of all to focus on our first priority, which is safety, right? Nuclear safety, but also hydraulic safety.

Karine de BoissezonGUEST
And that's the reason why we have this very, very important internal expertise within EDF.

Karine de BoissezonGUEST
So I think we are probably one of the only companies that have this dedicated program climate service within our R&D department, but also bringing many specialists in EDF, for example, in the hydraulic division and more.
