\nIf you like low carbon emissions, you probably like France’s energy mix. It produces about 0.87% of global emissions, with a population of about 0.81% of the world. By way of comparison, Canada produces 1.51% of global emissions, with a population of 0.49% of the world. Therefore, if low emissions are a goal, France can be seen as very progressive, energy-wise. It’s likely that France prides itself on being progressive generally, so that it would be concerning energy might not be very surprising.<\/p>\n
\nInterestingly, France seems to accomplish such low emissions by relying significantly on nuclear power: 36.5% of France’s energy comes from it as of 2022. In fact, nuclear energy is France’s leading source. Oil, producing 30.8%, is second.<\/p>\n
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