Question 30567 — energy and fuels

Summary

Ms. Yolaine de Courson draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition to the raising of the power threshold beyond which it is necessary to proceed to a call for tenders for the installation of photovoltaic panels on buildings, particularly agricultural ones. The MP welcomes this decision taken by the Minister during the last agricultural show in February 2020. Constraints administrative costs linked to these calls for tenders are a significant obstacle for small structures such as agricultural operations. France aims, through the latest PPE, to significantly increase the share of photovoltaics in its energy mix with the desire to increase the installation of panels on buildings by 900 mW per year. The MP shares the Minister's ambition to act strongly in favor of a rapid energy transition in the face of the climate emergency. This measure plays a major role in this and strongly encourages private investment in this area. It is also a significant source of income and an opportunity for diversification for farmers, who are the first to suffer the impacts of climate change. The MP is, however, concerned about the negative impact that could be caused by too long a delay in implementation of this increase. This measure is in fact a powerful catalyst for project leaders who were hesitant to invest in solar; it would be counterproductive if, for purely administrative reasons, the dynamic declined. Also, it is counting on its support so that all necessary measures are taken to accelerate the implementation of a beneficial measure, in a context of ecological crisis and search for sustainable energy autonomy for the country.

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