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The Assembly Adopts a Law to Prepare for the Future of Hydroelectric Dams
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The solution found is original, has not only partisans, but it would have the merit of ending two disputes with Brussels that prevent EDF from investing in its dams. Discussed in Parliament under accelerated procedure, a law aimed at relaunching investments in the hydropower sector to contribute to the energy transition was voted on Thursday 5 February by the National Assembly. It proposes to shift the dams of more than 4.5 megawatts (MW) from t…
The text aims to get out of the old dispute with the European Union, by changing the regulatory framework. At last the end of the tunnel for hydraulic operators? After the announcement summer
The National Assembly adopted on Thursday 5 February a bill to relaunch investment in hydroelectric dams, while a dispute was opened with the European Commission. The text provides for a legal change from a concession to a "authorisation" regime.
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republicain-lorrain.frAfter a long line of action with the European Commission, hydroelectric energy could be heavily invested in the coming years. A bill to this end was approved by the National Assembly on Thursday.
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