Overview
- The French government’s third multiannual energy program (PPE3) aims to cut fossil fuel reliance to 30% by 2035 and increase low-carbon electricity to 39%.
- Prime Minister François Bayrou announced the decree’s publication is postponed to late summer, following a parliamentary review of a law proposal in June.
- A bipartisan working group, led by Antoine Armand and Daniel Gremillet, will present findings in May to refine the energy roadmap.
- The Rassemblement National continues to demand a full parliamentary vote, threatening censure if bypassed, while debates in the National Assembly and Senate remain non-voting.
- The plan reignites tensions over nuclear power expansion versus renewable energy development, with industry stakeholders urging clarity to guide investments.