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Dans la très grande majorité des cas, votre identifiant est votre adresse email.
Si vous n'avez jamais fourni d'adresse email, alors votre identifiant est l'identifiant Internet de 10 caractères figurant en haut à gauche de votre facture.
Pour des informations plus détaillées, nous vous invitons à consulter la FAQ
Problème de connexion : identifiant oublié
Etape 1 - Saisie de mon identifiant :
Dans la très grande majorité des cas, votre identifiant est votre adresse email. Veillez à la saisir correctement.
Si vous n'avez jamais fourni d'adresse email alors votre identifiant est l'identifiant Internet de 10 caractères figurant en haut à gauche de votre facture.
Etape 2 - Saisie de mon mot de passe :
Pour la saisie de votre mot de passe, pensez à bien respecter les majuscules et minuscules qui le composent, avec 6 caractères minimum, dont au moins un chiffre et une lettre.
Pour faciliter votre connexion
Rendez-vous dans la rubrique "mes données d’accès" de votre espace Client pour :
Thanks to the "Conseil Juste Prix" (Right Price advice, a personalised study of your energy consumption habits, your electric appliances and the level of comfort you wish), your EDF representative can give you the rates and tariffs that are best suited to your needs.
If you prefer budget your expenses over the year, you can pay a monthly sum determined by a calculated estimation of your electricity consumption. You just need to download this form (PDF, 62Kb) * and to provide a bank statement for your monthly payment to be automatically deducted from your bank account. This service is free, secure and easy to use.
Pay your bill online *Your electricity meters are checked every six months at the same period of the year. You can subscribe to the ‘Relevé Confiance’ service (Confidence meter readings contract) to check them on your own and submit them online *, by phone (0033 820 333 433, local rate within France only) or to your EDF local shop *. However EDF must check your electricity meters at least once a year.
If you’re a residential customer, you can subscribe to the EDF online agency to submit your electricity meter readings, edit your personal data, modify your contract, view your bills, check your energetic consumption, subscribe to new offers and services and benefit from many others services. Don’t hesitate: it’s free and secure!
Please dial the following below telephone numbers according to your localization:local rate within France only.
Theses numbers are dedicated to our English speaking customers and provide information and advice in english only.(Ces numéros sont dédiés aux clients anglophones. Les informations et conseils fournis seront en anglais uniquement.)
* French only
France uses electricity at approximately 220 volts/50hz like most of the world outside of North America.
If you come from a country where appliances are designed for 110 volts/60hz, you will need a voltage converter or a transformer depending on the type of appliances or equipment you plan to use in France.
As the wall outlets configurations can be different in France from your country, you may also have to buy plug adapters (be careful: plug adapters don't change the voltage).
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