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France and the energy trilemma
- French energy priorities and policies before 1973
- Priorities and policies after the oil shocks
- The 2000s: renewal of the nuclear commitment
- 2010s: the energy transition
- Motives for the adoption of a new energy law
- Development of the new energy law
- Provisions of the new energy law
- Analysis
- Other recent developments in French energy policy
- Conclusion
- Notes
Abstract
Although not the leading power it once was, France continues to play an important role in world energy affairs. It remains among the 10 largest energy consumers. And for many years, it has been the second largest producer of nuclear power, after the United States.
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