Forecast: Energy Supply of Electricity in France

In 2023, the electricity supply in France stood at -60,630 Gigawatt-hours. The forecast data from 2024 onward shows a worsening deficit, projecting values of -61,820 for 2024, -63,010 for 2025, -64,200 for 2026, -65,370 for 2027, and -66,540 for 2028. This suggests a consistent yearly increase in the negative supply balance, indicating a deteriorating trend. The year-on-year percentage decrease highlights an average annual increase in the deficit of approximately 1.9%. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2024 to 2028 is forecasted to follow a steady declining trajectory.

Future trends to watch for include the impact of energy policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions and increasing renewable energy adoption. These efforts could potentially alter the supply-demand balance, impacting future power supply forecasts. Additionally, technological innovations in energy efficiency and storage capabilities could play significant roles in addressing the electricity supply deficit in France.