EDF Logo
A flat, geometric emblem of six orange petal-like shapes arranged radially to form a stylised flower or rotor above a bold blue wordmark. The petals are rounded, asymmetric teardrop shapes with gaps between them creating a pinwheel effect....
Logo
About EDF
A flat, geometric emblem of six orange petal-like shapes arranged radially to form a stylised flower or rotor above a bold blue wordmark. The petals are rounded, asymmetric teardrop shapes with gaps between them creating a pinwheel effect.
Beneath the emblem sits a sans-serif wordmark reading "eDF" (lowercase e, uppercase D and F) in a deep blue. The overall look is modern, minimal and corporate with high contrast between the bright orange emblem and dark blue text.
What's in it: stylised flower rotor/turbine-like petals
Shapes: radial six-petal emblem rounded teardrop shapes horizontal wordmark
Style: modern minimalist flat corporate geometric sans-serif
Text in logo: eDF
A flower-like, petal arrangement that can also read as a turbine or pinwheel — evokes energy, motion and natural forms (sun/flower blades).
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
EDF Logo History
Électricité de France (EDF) is a major French state-owned electric utility founded in 1946; it is a large electricity producer and operator of nuclear and renewable generation assets in France and internationally.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
This is the logo of Électricité de France (EDF), a major French electric utility.
What do the petals represent?
Visually the emblem looks like a flower or a rotor/pinwheel, suggesting energy, motion and natural elements such as the sun or a flower.
Are the color hex values exact brand colours?
The hex values are close approximations read from the provided image; official brand guidelines may specify slightly different exact values.
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