As of 2023, France's petroleum coke energy supply stood at 8,000 Gigawatthours. The forecast from 2024 to 2028 indicates a gradual decline in supply, starting from 7.95 thousand Gigawatthours in 2024 to 7.65 thousand Gigawatthours in 2028. This trend reflects a slight, steady decrease over the years.

The year-on-year variations highlight small declines, with a drop of less than 1% each year. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the upcoming five-year period (2024-2028) suggests a moderate average annual decrease, emphasizing a gentle reduction in reliance on petroleum coke energy.

Future trends to watch for:

France's energy transition efforts could further accelerate the decline in petroleum coke usage.
The development of alternative energy sources such as solar and wind may increasingly replace petroleum coke.
Regulatory policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions could impact petroleum coke supply and demand.