EDF_HISTOIRE CONTINUE_EP02_Participer à la reconstruction du pays
In the 1950s, France embarked on major infrastructure projects, notably the construction of large-scale dams such as Roselend, Serre Ponçon, and Tignes, to meet a rapidly growing demand for electricity. Thanks to exponential growth, the French acquired televisions, refrigerators, and all kinds of household appliances. The 1960s saw the construction of the first oil-fired power plant (Porcheville), and in 1963, the commissioning of the first nuclear power plant in France at Chinon.
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EDF_CONTINUOUS HISTORY_EP03_Accompanying the Thirty Glorious Years
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EDF_CONTINUOUS HISTORY_EP01_From the origins to the birth of EDF
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EDF_CONTINUOUS STORY_EP07_Low-carbon electricity for new uses
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