The first objective, the number one objective, is to bring out in France, by 2030, innovative small-scale nuclear reactors, with better waste management. On this subject, why put it first? Because the first subject is the production of energy. To produce energy, in particular electricity, we have a chance, it is our historical model. The installed base, nuclear. I will have the opportunity to come back in the coming weeks to the advisability of building new reactors and to the strategy, since there is first of all work that we have requested with the Prime Minister and the Minister at RTE and which continues to move forward. But we have to say it, remember it, the 200,000 French men and women who work in the nuclear sector, it&#39;s a chance because it&#39;s what allows us to be the country in Europe which is among those who emit the fewest tons of CO2 per electricity produced. We must reinvest to be at the forefront of disruptive innovation in this sector. It goes through a series of technological families and it is not appropriate to decide between them here. These are not exclusively industrial choices that we must also make in the shorter term, both on nuclear and renewable energies. We absolutely must prepare for disruptive technologies and profound transformations in the nuclear sector. The promise of what are called small modular reactors, which are small reactors, much smaller and much safer because safety is a key point in the nuclear debate. There are also technologies to better manage our waste, some on which we are beginning to make progress, some which we do not even imagine with there too, work done by our research organizations which, for some, are already very advanced by our major historic manufacturers and also by mid-sized companies, start-ups and French SMEs which are in the process of proposing breakthrough innovations in this area.