Macron wants to revive his nuclear industry. A crazy bet?
Once a global model, the French nuclear industry has never known such a miserable year. All of Europe is affected, even Switzerland.
Emmanuel Macron last February in Belfort, on a production site for turbines for nuclear power plants. It was there that he announced the launch of a program of six new reactors by 2050.
Jean-Francois Badias/AFP
This summer, the numbers fell like a humiliation. France is no longer Europe’s leading electricity exporter, Sweden and Germany have taken over, with exports of approximately 16 TWh each over the first 6 months of the year.
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