Like a big leap backwards.
France and Europe are suddenly shifting from a situation where the security of energy supply seemed to be acquired to a state of crisis which forces sobriety.
In two months, the executive has gone from the reassuring message -
"there is no risk of a cut"
, said Emmanuel Macron on June 3 - to general mobilization.
In this context where demand is about to be constrained, priority must also go to increasing supply.
During September, the government will present a bill to accelerate the energy transition.
The urgency should crystallize a consensus.
It is not so.
The executive is preparing to present two separate texts: the first on the acceleration of renewable energies (offshore wind power, photovoltaic, biomethane, etc.) which could find favor on the benches of the left in the Assembly, and the second, a a little later, on the nuclear aspect, which will please the right.
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