As part of the Pluriannual Energy Programme (PPE), France has set itself ambitious targets aimed at increasing the share of renewable energies to 33% of national electricity production by 2030.
This target is all the more ambitious when considering that electricity consumption is set to grow by around 15 TWh a year between now and 2035, mainly as a result of the electrification of the transport, mobility, industry and residential building sectors.
Against this backdrop, and in order to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, the development of renewable energies, particularly onshore and offshore wind power, photovoltaics and energy storage, is at the heart of France's strategy.
RWE is present in all these sectors through its 270 employees spread across the country to be as close as possible to the regions.
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of solar projects under development in France
of onshore wind projects under development in France
commissioned
At RWE, we are committed to creating a sustainable energy future by involving local stakeholders in the development of each project. This ensures the best possible integration of our projects, environmentally, economically and socially.
We develop, finance, build and operate wind and solar farms throughout France.
We develop, finance, build and operate wind and solar farms throughout France.
We develop, finance, build and operate wind and solar farms throughout France.
Hydrogen is considered the perfect technology for decarbonising sectors that are difficult to electrify.
At RWE, we are present throughout the entire value chain, from the early stages of project development through to decommissioning. This enables us to guarantee the quality and sustainability of our facilities throughout their life cycle and to establish an ongoing dialogue with our stakeholders.
Innovation is at the heart of our projects. At RWE, our teams are working to solve the challenges of today's electricity production while developing innovative technical solutions to meet tomorrow's energy needs. Our aim? To implement technologies that balance economic efficiency, security of supply and respect for the environment in a constantly changing energy market.
