Question 17020 — energy and fuels

Summary

Mr. Jean François Mbaye questions the Minister of State, Minister for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition, on the Linky electricity meter, and more particularly on the installation of remote displays for households experiencing energy poverty. The installation of remote display devices, initially planned by the law relating to the energy transition for green growth of August 17, 2015, is still not effective, even though the date of January 1, 2019, the result of a first postponement, expired last month. This situation is explained in particular by the absence of orders by the Ministry of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to allow the payment of suppliers responsible for distributing these devices. In the meantime, the consumers affected by the measure therefore do not benefit from these displays, which aim first, increased monitoring of their energy consumption and, consequently, an improvement in their purchasing power. It should be noted that many associative or institutional actors have underlined the essential nature of this tool in the context of better control by households of their energy consumption. To the extent that the Great National Debate initiated by the President of the Republic intends to highlight concerned with the ecological transition and the means of improving the purchasing power of the French, he asks the Government to kindly indicate the Government's intentions regarding the means it intends to implement in order to accelerate the process of installing these remote displays, and thus avoid an indefinite postponement of this measure impatiently awaited by households in a situation of fuel poverty.

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