In a significant political move for France, the Renaissance party has unveiled a comprehensive energy program aligning with President Macron's energy policy. The program emphasizes a dual-focus on nuclear power and renewable energies to achieve decarbonization and ensure stable energy production. With plans to construct 14 new nuclear reactors, extend the life of existing ones, and invest in Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), the party aims to drive innovation in nuclear technologies. Additionally, there is a strong emphasis on renewable energies, including electric vehicles, energy-efficient building renovations, offshore and onshore wind power expansion, and biogas production. The program also includes a vision for France to lead in hydrogen production, with investments in green hydrogen and plans for hydrogen-powered vehicles. On the social and economic front, Renaissance proposes to support companies in adopting green technologies, simplify processes for SMEs, reduce electricity bills, and stimulate economic growth in green sectors. While facing challenges and contradictions, such as the reopening of a coal-fired plant, the program sets ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing France's ecological transition, supported by significant funding and measures to boost economic growth and employment in green industries.