RatedPower：2023法国绿色发展现状报告（英文版）（17页）.pdf

1、EbookState of Green:FranceTransitioning away from fossil fuels is a growing priority for many European countries,including France.Contrary to many nations,France has been showing progress in developing a low-carbon electricity mix.However,more work is needed to meet its ambitious decarbonization goa

2、ls.France is a foundational member of the European Union,positioning itself as a leader in climate action through its green investments and initiatives.It was among the first countries to target net zero emissions and carbon neutrality.Still,accomplishing these goals requires a complete energy syste

3、m overhaul.France is in a good position to help the environment,sourcing 88%of its power from zero-emission sources like nuclear and hydropower.However,decarbonization requires a multi-faceted approach,including minimizing carbon-intensive sources and increasing renewables.This report will explore F

4、rances clean energy landscape,including its solar PV sector.It will assess solars role in decarbonization,track deployment progress,highlight policy developments,profile its most significant installations,and look to the future of how France will fulfill its solar potential.Introduction01The energy

5、sector in France02The solar PV sector in France03The most significant solar PV projects in France04A look to the futureTable of contentsThe energy sector in France01.While Frances energy sector is improving,it needs some tinkering to get where it wants to go.As of last year,63%of the 88%of clean pow

6、er emissions in France came from nuclear energy.While nuclear power emits no greenhouse gasses,France aims to reduce its dependence on it.The plan is to cut nuclears mix share to 50%by 2035.This shift is due to the instability caused by nuclear power in 2022,which left France heavily reliant on impo