Carbon neutrality in France: how to reconcile renewable energies and biodiversity? Faced with the climate emergency, France has set itself an ambitious goal: to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. To achieve this, we must electrify our energy system and massively develop renewable and decarbonized energies.
Today, 60% of our energy is still imported and dependent on fossil fuels… A real challenge to overcome!
In this video, ADEME explores:
- Concrete solutions implemented since 2023, such as the renewable energy acceleration law, which places local elected officials at the heart of planning through Renewable Energy Acceleration Zones (ZAEnR)
- Tools for reconciling energy transition and biodiversity preservation, such as the ERC (Avoid, Reduce, Compensate) method and platforms like the Renewable Energy Mapping Portal or the Biodiversity, Soil and Landscape Observatory
- The socio-economic benefits of citizen projects, which generate 2 to 3 times more local benefits than traditional projects (Shared Energy study, 2019)
- Finally, discover how the ADEME Academy supports you with its "Renewable Electricity: Social Issues and Biodiversity" course, to help you make informed and sustainable decisions.
An energy future is possible, provided that innovation, ecology and social justice are reconciled.
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