In the 1950s, France embarked on major projects, notably the construction of large-scale dams such as Roselend, Serre Ponçon, and Tignes, to meet a rapidly growing demand for electricity. Thanks to exponential growth, the French equipped themselves with televisions, refrigerators, and all kinds of household appliances.
The 60s saw the construction of the first oil-fired thermal power plant (Porcheville) and in 1963 the commissioning of the first nuclear power plant in France in Chinon.
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