David Saforcada
Energy
11 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 11
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Assess energy by full system cost, networks, storage, materials, recycling and dispatchability; target secure supplies, stable prices, reduced fossil imports and suitable electrification.
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Extend reactors meeting safety standards, build planned EPR2 units, prepare useful small reactors and revive advanced-generation and closed-fuel-cycle research; preserve industrial capabilities, stocks and diversified uranium supply.
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Keep dams, grids and strategic storage under durable national control; reject forced competition threatening system integrity; prioritise connections by jobs, sovereignty and readiness, matching large consumers to available capacity.
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Base domestic electricity prices on French long-term costs, investment and fair returns; give strategic industries stable contracts in exchange for production, jobs, investment and efficiency commitments; renegotiate incompatible rules.
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Support storage, sodium-ion batteries, smart grids, industrial heat, heat pumps, efficiency, hydrogen where direct electrification is insufficient and necessary synthetic fuels.
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Condition renewables on usefulness, full cost, industrial capacity and grid integration; demonstrate floating wind, tidal, wave, geothermal and marine systems; study algae fuels for hard-to-electrify uses with coproduct recovery, without unjustified permanent subsidies.
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Adopt diversified territorial energy plans based on resources and full costs, including solar, hydro, geothermal, sustainable biomass, storage and useful marine technologies; provide secure critical grids and independent restart capacity.
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Plan energy across several decades by available capacity, networks, full costs and materials, supporting security, productive prices and reduced imported fossil fuels.
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Extend existing nuclear reactors only with safety approval, launch a new reactor series and rebuild industry/training; support small reactors, advanced technology, fuel cycles, waste and decommissioning.
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Modernise hydropower, develop suitable heat recovery and geothermal systems and prioritise solar on developed surfaces; trial marine energy and decide wind projects case by case on system usefulness, acceptance, ecology and decommissioning without uniform targets.
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Plan strategic networks and storage, supporting sodium-ion and recycling in particular; prioritise low-carbon hydrogen for hard-to-electrify uses, managing demand through efficiency and voluntary contracts rather than household rationing.
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Source Civique, « David Saforcada — Energy », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/david-saforcada/energie/, accessed [date] (version of 2 November 2026).
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