To achieve this, we must open the game in a completely new way and we are ready to invest 1 billion euros in it by 2030, starting very quickly with very clear first projects. In fact, we must launch several projects on different technological families but try to move forward to accelerate on this aspect. It is absolutely key because we know that we will continue to need this technology. Basically, we have to deal with two key subjects: continually improving safety by lowering costs and reducing waste, which is a key point when we talk about nuclear power. The second objective: to become the leader in green hydrogen by 2030. Here, I say this with full responsibility, I think that is really part of one of the sectors where we can be a leader. It&#39;s really a sector in the energy where we can still do it because we have assets. We have a first asset, it is once again nuclear power. To produce hydrogen, you need electricity because you have to do electrolysis. There are a lot of engineering school students, so I feel like I&#39;m telling citizens who know it much better than I do, how it all works, but I&#39;m saying it to be clear, because otherwise, we lose sight of it in our debates. So we need to do electrolysis. It consumes a lot of electricity. If we produce hydrogen using fossil energy, it is useless. There are actually two main strategies for producing green hydrogen. There is a strategy that consists of going to renewable energies and doing electrolysis very far away and re-importing hydrogen, a bit like liquefied gas. There is a second strategy which will be at the heart of ours: we will try to produce a lot of it in France because we have the possibility of doing electrolysis and, in addition, of doing very decarbonized. It&#39;s a huge chance, it&#39;s what will allow us to be a leader. Besides that, we have very good research, we have very good players: Air Liquide and a few other manufacturers. In addition, we have a fabric of start-ups, equipment manufacturers, entrepreneurs, innovators who are ready to go and who are organized. And so, what we absolutely have to do on hydrogen is not to repeat the mistakes we made on renewable energies. We have invested too