Will the population be able to live with new earth-friendly energy?
According to studies carried out in 2016 and published by the daily newspaper « Le Monde », pollution is responsible for the death of forty-eight thousand people in France, and that this mortality rate is higher than the cause ofdeaths caused by alcohol. This number is enormous, and France must take the lead in trying to reduce these deaths. This essay seeks to illustrate France’s goal of wanting to reach the target of « 40% renewable energy ». Is wind energy really without impact on the eco-system? And above all, is it the only leading and co-effective energy of tomorrow compared to other renewable energy alternatives?


In the first place, the production of wind energy in France has indeed, made a big step in recent years to try to produce electrical energy cleanly in certain areas, to thrive on energy independence, and to harness the power of the wind.
But this progress in terms of numbers does not cover a quarter of the goal of 2030. However, it has a huge impact today, according to Eurostat; the renewable energy consumed represents 23%.
If we rely on the figures, this number will obviously increase. Moreover, France has currently more than eight thousand wind turbines in more than a hundred wind farms across the country, which despite its advantageous position at the forefront of Europe. Wind energy produces only 7.2% of the country’s electricity.
Following this, wind energy is important if it alone represents a quarter of the energy production, by comparing today’s results and in ten years.