00:00Reduce your electricity bills,
00:01remove wind turbines,
00:03and come back to the ban on new thermal cars in 2035,
00:06these are the three big energy promises
00:08that the Jordan-Bardella party will still rely on
00:11during the legislative campaign.
00:12The National Assembly promises to reduce the electricity bill
00:15from 30% to 40%.
00:17How? By no longer following the rules of the European market
00:19and by setting its own electricity market price.
00:22Problem? Legally, France simply cannot stay
00:25on the European electricity market
00:28without following the common rules.
00:29In addition, to say that this will reduce the electricity bill
00:32from 30% to 40% is false.
00:34The bill is divided into three parts,
00:36tax, cost of transportation, and cost of energy.
00:38The new market price will only play a part of the cost of energy,
00:42so it is impossible to reduce the entire bill.
00:44The National Assembly also proposes to lower taxes
00:46such as the interior tax on the final consumption of electricity,
00:50while it is used in particular to develop renewable energies
00:53and help households in situations of energy precariousness,
00:56the poorest of the poor.
00:57The National Assembly wants to stop all new wind projects
01:00and launch a construction site to dismantle those in operation in France.
01:03But our nuclear power plant and our electricity needs are increasing.
01:06Wind turbines produced 10.3% of our electricity in 2023.
01:10Without a private sector, they could lead us to shortages
01:13or force us to import electricity produced from fossil fuels.
01:17In addition, dismantling them would cost a lot
01:19and penalize committed investors.
01:21The party also wants to return to the ban on new thermal cars in 2035,
01:25estimating that this would force the French to buy more expensive electric vehicles.
01:29First observation, most people buy second-hand cars
01:32not concerned by this ban.
01:34In addition, the prices of electric cars should drop by 2035,
01:38while the costs of thermal fuels will increase.
01:41Finally, it would be very difficult for the National Assembly to cancel this ban.
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