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The purchasing power bill allows the terminal to be set up in one year instead of two. Objective: supply 10% of French consumption.
By Olivier Ubertalli
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She next arrival is infuriating many left-wing MPs and environmentalists. And yet, in a few months, it will float near the port of Le Havre. He is the floating liquefied natural gas import terminal, known in jargon as “FSRU”, for “floating storage and regasification unit”. This LNG terminal, which must be set up in September 2023 by TotalEnergies, is a response to the energy crisis in Europe. In the “emergency” bill on purchasing power adopted at first reading in the Assembly in the early morning of Friday July 22, the section which aims to “strengthen France’s energy sovereignty” makes explicit reference to it. .
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