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Reach between 140 and 360 GNV natural gas stations by 31 December 2023 and between 330 to 840 stations by 31 December 2028

Reach 100 hydrogen recharge stations by 31 December 2023 and between 400 to 1000 stations by 31 December 2028

Reach 100000 electric recharge stations by 31 December 2023

Reach 21000 heavy low-emission vehicles by 31 December 2023 and 65000 by 31 December 2028

Reach 170000 light commercial electric or hybrid vehicles by 31 December 2023 and 500000 by 31 December 2028

Reach 500000 hybrid vehicles by 31 December 2023 and 1800000 by 31 December 2028

Reach 660000 electric vehicles by 31 December 2023 and 3000000 by 31 December 2028

6TWh of biogaz production to be injected into the grid by 2023 and between 14 and 22TWh by 2028

Total biogaz production to reach 14TWh by 2023 and between 24 and 32TWh by 2028

Renewable cooling capture to reach 1.1TWh by 2023 and between 1.4 and 2.7TWh by 2028

Renewable heating capture to reach 24.4TWh by 2023 and between 31 and 36TWh by 2028

Produce 1.75TWh from solar thermal energy by 2023 and between 1.85 and 2.5TWh by 2028

Produce 2.9TWh from geothermal energy by 2023 and between 4 and 5.2TWh by 2028

Produce 4.6TWh from geothermal heat pumps by 2023 and between 5 and 7TWh by 2028

Produce 35TWh from air heat pumps by 2023 and between 39 and 45TWh by 2028

Produce 145TWh from air heat pumps by 2023 and between 157 and 169TWh by 2028

Produce 0.27GW of biogaz by 2023 and between 0,34 and 0.41GW by 2028

Produce 2.4GW of hydro-electric power by 2023 and between 5.2 and 6.2GW by 2028

Produce 25.7GW of hydro-electric power by 2023 and between 26.4 and 26.7GW by 2028

Reduce total energy consumption by 66% by 2023 and 80% by 2028

Reduce coal consumption by 66% by 2023 and 80% by 2028

Reduce oil consumption by 19% by 2023 and 34% by 2028

Reduce natural gas consumption by 10% by 2023 and 22% by 2028

Decarbonised Hydrogen to account for 10% industrial hydrogen by 2023 and 20 to 40% en 2028

Reach 1 to 10 "power-to-gas" power demonstrators by 2023, and 10 to 100 by 2028

Produce 24.1GW of onshore wind energy by 2023 and between 33.2 GW and 34.7 GW by 2028

Increase production of solar panels (total) by 10.2GW by 2018, 20.1GW by 2023 and between 20.6 and 35.1 and 44GW by 2028

Increase the supply of geothermic electricity by 24MW by 2023 and 24MW by 2028

Increase the supply of offshore wind power by 0.5GW by 2018, 2.4GW by 2023 and between 5.2 and 6.2 by 2028

Mobilise 7.8TWh of renewables for recovered non-hazardous waste by 2023

Increase production of solar panels on roofs 5.6GW by 2018, 11.6GW by 2023 and between 20.6 and 25GW by 2028

Increase production of solar panels on the ground 5.6GW by 2018, 11.6GW by 2023 and between 20.6 and 25 by 2028

Produce 10200MW of photovoltaic energy by 2018 and between 18200 and 20200 by 2023

Produce 15000 MW of onshore wind energy by 2018 and between 21800 and 26000 MW by 2028

Increase the supply of hydro-electricity by 200 MW by 2023 and between 900 and 1200 MW by 2028

Electricity production capacity for hydraulic power of 25180 by 2018, and between 25680 and 25930 by 2023

Increase biomethane consumption by 14 TWh PCS, of which 6 TWh is injected in the grid

Produce 2.6TWh of electricity from biogas

Inject 8 TWh of biogas in the networks by 2023

Renewable cooling capture through networks to reach 0.76TWh by 2018 and 1.1TWh by 2023

Renewable heating capture to reach 14,1TWh by 2018 and 24.4TWh by 2023

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Reach between 140 and 360 GNV natural gas stations by 31 December 2023 and between 330 to 840 stations by 31 December 2028

Reach 100 hydrogen recharge stations by 31 December 2023 and between 400 to 1000 stations by 31 December 2028

Reach 100000 electric recharge stations by 31 December 2023

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