In parallel with this second major objective, we will also have an investment objective of more than 500 million euros in breakthrough technologies, in renewable energies, in particular wind, land, offshore and photovoltaics. The renewable energy investment strategy is a key point for disruptive innovation. It is this triptych, if you will, nuclear, hydrogen and renewable energies through its breakthrough innovations that will allow us to produce energy and electricity differently and to begin to contribute precisely to this world where we produce better, and more decarbonized. We have, as you can see, real levers. We have real historical advantages, but we have to agree to put in the investments that I have just mentioned to achieve these objectives. Third objective: decarbonize our industry. Decarbonizing our industry, what does that mean? That means that alongside the production of electricity, we have what our big manufacturers do anyway. They are, and it is normal, emitters of CO2 through their daily activities. In our strategy for 2030, we have committed to reducing our emissions in the sector by 35% between 2015 and 2030. It is, as you can see, an important point, it is even a colossal effort, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 35% compared to 2015 for 2030, it is a productive revolution. We are in 2021, we made 4%. So, it&#39;s simple, we&#39;re not going to close these factories. Because I won&#39;t be consistent with what I told you about productive independence. So we need to invest massively to help them decarbonize. It will be a public and private investment, but without public investment it is impossible, it is unsustainable. If Europe does not lead this strategy, its productive base will produce on the other side of the world. And so, the whole European strategy that we have started to launch is a strategy that aims to support private investments to decarbonize. It is a matter of completely changing the industrial process, putting in place a border adjustment mechanism to penalize manufacturers outside Europe who have not made these reforms and trying to build climate transitions while maintaining our productive and industrial competitiveness. The French presidency of the European Union will allow us, in any case, we will fight for it, to advance the agenda on the carbon