The Molinari Economic Institute (IEM) appeared in Le Point discussing its upcoming study on French nuclear power. The research finds that nuclear generation has avoided the equivalent of 28 years of France’s 2023 CO₂ emissions since 1978, with the lowest carbon footprint among major energy sources. It calls for reactor life extensions, new construction, and innovative financing to revitalise the sector.
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