Question 10990 — energy and fuels

Summary

Mr. Fabrice Roussel draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the moratorium which is in fact imposed today on the French solar sector. While the Prime Minister, in his general policy declaration, announced that he would soon speak on his energy roadmap, the political uncertainty which persists around the absence of the third multi-year energy programming, fueled far too recurrently by the establishment of moratoriums, is currently weakening the confidence of businesses and investors. The resulting lack of economic visibility, since the dates of the next calls for tenders were removed from the official calendar of the energy regulatory commission, although expected at the end of November and beginning of December, is plunging the sector in deep worry. Without visibility, there will be no projects, no jobs, no French solar industry. Such a situation is not only deplorable, but above all requires resolute and rapid action on the part of the Government. The energy transition cannot suffer from procrastination: on the contrary, it requires decisive acceleration. While it is becoming urgent for France to adopt its third multi-year plan for energy and that the latter is sufficiently ambitious to guarantee a truly renewable energy mix, truly decarbonized and carrying stable prospects for all industrialists in the sector, he asks him if he intends to restore the visibility of the solar sector, by re-publishing the calendars and volumes of calls for tenders before the publication of the third multi-annual energy plan, in order to secure the business continuity and investments in the sector.

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