Energy Transition in France
Badr Eddine Lebrouhi, Éric Schall, Bilal Lamrani, Yassine Chaibi, T. Kousksou
Abstract
To address the climate emergency, France is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. It plans to significantly increase the contribution of renewable energy in its energy mix. The share of renewable energy in its electricity production, which amounts to 25.5% in 2020, should reach at least 40% in 2030. This growth poses several new challenges that require policy makers and regulators to act on the technological changes and expanding need for flexibility in power systems. This document presents the main strategies and projects developed in France as well as various recommendations to accompany and support its energy transition policy.
Topics & Concepts
Renewable energyEnergy transitionFlexibility (engineering)Production (economics)Environmental economicsEnergy policyElectricity generationClimate changeElectricityNatural resource economicsBusinessEnergy mixCarbon neutralityNeutralityEconomicsPower (physics)EngineeringPolitical scienceEcologyPhysicsMacroeconomicsAlternative medicineMedicineQuantum mechanicsPathologyElectrical engineeringManagementBiologyLawPanacea (medicine)Integrated Energy Systems OptimizationHybrid Renewable Energy SystemsEnergy and Environment Impacts