Proceeds will help fund capital expenditures tied to extending the life of EDF’s French nuclear reactors, according to a person familiar with the deal who asked not to be identified. The investments comply with the European Union’s sustainable finance taxonomy. The perpetual debt, which is first callable in January 2031, priced with a yield of 4.5% and had final investor bids of €4.3 billion, the person said.
EDF first included nuclear in its green ...