Multi-annual energy program 2019-2028

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by plasmanu » 28/01/20, 13:35

Eric Dupont wrote:no this is not the problem of the electrolyser But of the whole chain
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that we will produce on the farm.

You know someone in town who wants to work on the farm.
In the countryside I hardly know any, I have heard of it
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by Eric DUPONT » 29/01/20, 10:31

with the arrival of liquid nitrogen all the PPE will be redone, it will be a crazy job. : Lol:
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by ENERC » 25/04/20, 19:32

Decree No. 2020-456 of April 21, 2020 relating to multi-year energy programming.

The decree is passed: https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/affichTe ... rieLien=id
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by Christophe » 26/04/20, 02:04

Is coronavirus not likely to change all of these predictions? : Shock:
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by Paul72 » 26/04/20, 10:18

Christophe wrote:Is coronavirus not likely to change all of these predictions? : Shock:


Yes, we may be doing better than expected in 2020 to reduce energy consumption. : Mrgreen:
Regarding the development of renewables and electric mobility, on the other hand, it will not help immediately.
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by Christophe » 26/04/20, 12:17

You're optimistic if you only think about 2020 ... just an example ...

Aviation experts have already predicted up to 8 years for a return to "normal" ... but was normalcy normal? : Cheesy:
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by sicetaitsimple » 26/04/20, 13:46

Christophe wrote:Is coronavirus not likely to change all of these predictions? : Shock:


At the risk of repeating myself because I have already said in previous pages, these are not forecasts, those are objectives:.

Which objectives make it possible to fix public policies. For example, if we want to have 20GW of PV at the end of 2023, it will not be done by the operation of the Holy Spirit, we will have to launch calls for tenders regularly, adapt the purchase prices for small installations. Likewise, if we want to have 600.000 electric vehicles, we will have to manage the level of "premiums" for the purchase. Etc., etc....

Afterwards, the result will be what it will be, sometimes below, sometimes exceeded and will indeed also depend on a certain number of factors which are not in the hands of our governors (price of petroleum products, on the rise or on the decline, COVID style crisis, ....).

This will be postponed at the end of 2023 for the 2023-2028 objectives depending on what has been achieved at the end of 2023, and new objectives will be developed for the 2028-2033 period.
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