LE FIGARO.
- Is the energy crisis we are experiencing likely to accelerate our deindustrialisation?
Nicolas DUFOURCQ.
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If it lasts, yes.
Now, we can say that our nuclear power plants will start up again, and that the abundance of gas of Norwegian, American and Algerian origin, coupled with a reform of the European electricity market, will contribute to a drop in prices at the end of 2023. The problem is competition with the extremely cheap energy that the American and Chinese markets offer today.
We are in a battle of empires.
How did we get there?
If the concept of industrial policy is today praised by the entire political class, it was long considered pejorative?
The French-style industrial policy, with a strong emphasis on planning, had succeeded rather well.
Nuclear, space, aeronautics had shown it.
On the other hand, it had failed in machine tools and consumer electronics.
Was it...
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