Emmanuel Macron brought together, on Monday September 25, the Ecological Planning Council created after his re-election, with Elisabeth Borne and the ministers concerned. Following this meeting, the president took the floor for a series of announcements. The head of state notably promised to announce in October a resumption of “control of the price of our electricity”, so that she is “sustainable both for our businesses and for our households”in a context of inflation and still high energy prices. The president wants prices that are “compatible” with the requirements of “competitiveness” and give “visibility for both households and our industrialists”. Follow our live stream.
Emmanuel Macron wants an “ecology of progress”. “I am convinced that we have a path which is that of French ecology”, pleaded the head of state on Sunday evening during his television interview. He advocates an ecology “which is neither denial”, “nor the cure which consists of saying ‘it’s going to be a massacre'”.
A big transformation. Ttransport, industry, agriculture… The Prime Minister orchestrated the work which made it possible to identify, sector by sector, the effort necessary to meet France’s decarbonization objectives and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55%. of greenhouses in the country by 2030. Around fifty “levers” have been identified to achieve this. Emmanuel Macron spoke of an investment of “40 billion euros” for 2024.
A plan already presented to the parties. Elisabeth Borne cleared the ground by presenting the outlines of this plan to party leaders and civil society last week. The left in particular said it was disappointed.