The High Commissioner for Atomic Energy criticises France’s energy strategy for 2035
Vincent Berger, High Commissioner for Atomic Energy, issues strong criticism of France’s energy strategy for 2035, deeming the CO2 reduction target overly ambitious and warning of potential overproduction of electricity.
| Countries | France |
|---|---|
| Companies | RTE |
| Sector | Carbone, Énergie Solaire, Énergie Nucléaire, Marché carbone, Fission, Photovoltaïque |
| Theme | Régulation & Gouvernance, Politique publique |
Vincent Berger, High Commissioner for Atomic Energy, has issued strong criticisms regarding France’s energy strategy for 2035 in an opinion submitted to the French government and reported by Les Echos on March 3, 2025. According to him, the target for reducing CO2 emissions by 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels, is unrealistic and overly ambitious. To date, France has achieved only 31% of this reduction, raising doubts about the feasibility of meeting this goal by the end of the decade.











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