David Lisnard
Energy
6 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
Party text : 6
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The FAQ reports a September 22, 2026 proposal to temporarily suspend energy-saving certificates during the crisis to lower fuel prices for everyone; immediate price reduction and no deficit effect are claimed outcomes, not verified here.
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Refinement of the energy-saving-certificate proposal: suspend the fuel obligation for six months according to September 22, 2026; a claimed 17-cent-per-litre reduction according to April 21. The candidate asserts no budget or environmental impact; this is not certified.
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The FAQ reports an April 6, 2026 rapid reduction of fuel surtaxes, potentially targeted at exposed economic sectors, separately from suspending energy-saving certificates; rates and duration are unspecified in this excerpt.
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The FAQ reprises a co-authored August 1, 2021 article adding funded research into fourth-generation reactors and fusion to 60-year lifetime extensions, an initial six EPRs and small reactors; do not date these commitments to 2026 solely from the FAQ update.
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Ordinary rules for renewables; prioritise nuclear.
Nouvelle Énergie doctrine, undated
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60-year reactors; EPR/small reactors; waste treatment.
Nouvelle Énergie doctrine, undated
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Source Civique, « David Lisnard — Energy », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/david-lisnard/energie/, accessed [date] (version of 2 November 2026).
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