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France accelerates 2030 energy plan via nuclear expansion, bypassing parliament, raising climate and sustainability concerns.
France is advancing its 2030 energy plan by mid-February 2026, aiming to boost electricity’s share of energy use to 60% through electrification and nuclear expansion, including six new EPR reactors.
The government will enact the plan by decree, bypassing parliament, citing urgency.
While renewables like offshore wind and solar will still be supported, focus shifts to upgrading existing onshore wind, raising concerns about climate goals.
EDF’s internal report warns of rising costs and technical challenges in modernizing nuclear plants for renewable integration.
Meanwhile, the nuclear safety authority urges early planning for reactor closures to ensure future energy stability, highlighting long-term sustainability concerns.
Francia acelera el plan energético 2030 a través de la expansión nuclear, eludiendo el parlamento, planteando preocupaciones sobre el clima y la sostenibilidad.