Prime Minister François Bayrou's general policy speech addressed the issue of energy transition. The word hydrogen was mentioned, in association with mobility.
The Prime Minister spoke about ecology, which "is not the problem but the solution." "France has started the effort to be made on this crucial subject, this adaptation to climate change, better and more than any other country in the world. This ardent obligation must be continued and amplified," declared the Prime Minister. He then indicated that he wanted “plan the transition of the country’s national low-carbon strategy”.
François Bayrou wants to produce in a carbon-free way using new technologies. And to obtain “decarbonized energy accessible to all,” he stressed that “nuclear power will be an essential axis.”
Then comes this passage: “the energy transition is also promote the most suitable forms of mobility, with hydrogen and the bicycle plan”. A passage that was commented on by Michel Delpon, former MP and ambassador of France 2030 for hydrogen. On Facebook, he mentions “a strong signal, eagerly awaited by the French renewable hydrogen sector, which will meet at the end of January at the HyVolution trade fair in Paris.”