Why Is France Unable to Manufacture More Solar Panels?
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The Carbon project, which was to see the emergence in Fos-sur-Mer of a gigafactory of photovoltaic panels representing between 1.5 and 1.7 billion euros of investment, is officially abandoned. The company announced on Tuesday 19 May to put an end to this industrial project presented for several years as a symbol of green reindustrialization and French energy sovereignty. [...]
A massive solar panel manufacturing plant project in France has been abandoned after being placed in receivership. Its manager blames the lack of a European market and counterproductive public policies. The "Airbus of solar power" has crashed and burned. On May 19, Pierre-Emmanuel Martin, president of the company Carbon, announced in a press release the complete abandonment of this mega solar factory project, which had been in receivership since…
The giga plant of photovoltaic panels will not be born in Fos-sur-Mer. The Carbon Group announces the abandonment of the project, and points to the European uncertainties in the development of an industrial sector dedicated to renewable energies. It was one of the flagship projects of the great revolution announced for the decarbonization of the industrial-portal basin of Fos-sur-Mer.
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