French regulator sees nation's power supply stable until at least mid-January
Significantly less energy usage over the last month has quelled fears about short energy supply – at least until the middle of next month.
BY ANNE FILBERT, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
Concerns about an electricity shortage in France are rolled forward a few weeks into the new year, largely on account of the republic’s households and businesses having successfully reduced power consumption as of late, says Commission de Régulation de l’énergie (CRE) Head Emmanuelle Wargon, reports Reuters.
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