France's new PPE3 energy plan outlines a decisive role for nuclear power in achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, with ambitious targets for energy consumption reduction and renewable integration.
France’s new 2026-2035 energy strategy emphasizes nuclear energy revival to boost decarbonization, while adjusting renewable energy targets amid debate and political tensions.
France’s new 2026 energy plan prioritizes nuclear power as central to its strategy, replacing earlier reactor closure plans and balancing renewables in a dual approach amid political challenges.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu outlines a limited government reshuffle before February 22 linked with a major energy policy decree advancing nuclear and renewable projects.
French and German nuclear firms grapple with dependencies on Russian uranium amidst geopolitical tensions from the Ukraine war and sanctions.
The Flamanville EPR nuclear reactor has received regulatory approval to operate beyond 80% power, with EDF targeting full capacity by autumn's end despite previous delays.
A GEM report highlights nuclear energy's lagging role in France's rapid decarbonization process.