On the 90th anniversary of the Great Catholic Conferences, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, spoke about the priority areas of the European Union. A green, digital and fair Europe; these are the three ambitious objectives for the future of the European Union.
 
Recycling, the circular economy, or an adequate solution to the accumulation of plastic waste (wild or not) are all initiatives on which the EU plans to focus in the coming days. von der Leyen's unconditional commitment to intermittent renewable energy, his conviction (spontaneous or conditioned) of massive job creation that it would generate, as well as his silence about nuclear power, leave Jean-Pierre Schaeken Willemaers, of the Thoma More Institute, President of the Energy Pole, perplexed, Climate, Environment which published its opinion on the EU's commitments.
 " In France, where electricity production is already largely low carbon, thanks to nuclear and hydraulic production, there is talk of building six offshore wind farms between Dieppe and the islands of Yeu and Noirmoutier (much to the chagrin of local populations), " he stressed, indicating that the envisaged subsidies amount to 2.16 billion euros/year.