Earlier this week, the Minister of State, surrounded by Marie-Pierre Gramaglia, Government Counselor-Minister of Equipment, Environment and Urbanism, and Annabelle Jaeger-Seydoux, Director of the Mission for the Transition Énergétique (MTE), spoke at breakfast with the press regarding the policy of the Government of the Government in terms of energy transition.
Serge Telle spoke about the issues related to climate change: “They are extraordinarily difficult to grasp, the commitment must be both individual and societal, and the National Pact gives people and businesses the ability to contribute, each to their measure and with its means, to change the situation.
The role of the MTE is to coordinate all public policies because no political decision does not affect the ecology. Your mission, Annabelle Jaeger-Seydoux, is to make consistent, at the national level, the commitments that the Sovereign takes on the international level.”
Marie-Pierre Gramaglia then recalled the main lines of her biodiversity policy and the significant actions put in place by the MTE: “It is vital that we succeed, all together, our energy transition, for a better quality of life in the Principality, an economic development compatible with the planetary limits and a responsible heritage to our children.”
Finally, Annabelle Jaeger-Seydoux recalled the objectives of the MTE and declared: “We must accelerate the potentials and, for that, the digital and the Interministerial Delegation for the Digital Transition, with which we work in close association, will help us. Digital and energetic transitions are convergent.”
Find the Energy Transition newsletter, produced by the MTE: https://transitionenergetique.gouv.mc/newsletter/archive/fdba52470fb2d9e4a7749384b56d1a25