France's Macron says nuclear will remains key for energy mix
Macron also said during a visit to EDF unit Framatome that studies and work on new-generation nuclear technology would continue
French President Emmanuel Macron is seen addresses the nation about the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak, on a television screen taken March 16, 2020. Reuters/Eric Gaillard/Illustration
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that nuclear energy would remain a pillar of French energy mix for decades to come.
Macron also said during a visit to EDF unit Framatome that studies and work on new-generation nuclear technology would continue.
He said nuclear energy was essential for energy independence and reducing carbon emissions.
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