CFE Énergies in the news

CFE Énergies urges pragmatic, socially inclusive energy policies focusing on nuclear and hydroelectric power to achieve a just and effective low-carbon transition.

Financial markets are reaching new highs as monetary policies ease, amid ongoing budget debates in France and the US.

The 2025 CMCAS elections will determine representatives managing social benefits for IEG employees, with CFE Énergies recently enhancing these benefits amid governance and satisfaction challenges.

Young members of the Alliance CFE UNSA Énergies from various energy companies gathered in Vendée for training, networking, and youth engagement in union activities.

Energy sector unions rejected employers' 0.5% salary raise offer for 2026 as insufficient against 1.3% inflation, leading to a negotiation deadlock and plans for salary grid reform.

EU leaders set a 90% emissions reduction target by 2040, but CFE Énergies warns that increasing fossil fuel imports and external pressures risk undermining Europe's energy and regulatory sovereignty.

FECER's 2025 assembly in Madrid highlighted risks of reducing controllable power, praised nuclear revival in Europe, and expressed concern over political threats to nuclear plants affecting workforce morale.

FECER's 2025 assembly in Madrid highlighted risks of reducing controllable power sources, supported nuclear energy revival, and stressed technical realities over ideology in European energy policy.

CFE is consolidating its focus on energy generation, security, and social responsibility, while Daikin Mexico advances solar energy projects for carbon neutrality.

CFE Énergies signed a significant professional mobility agreement at NaTran, improving employee housing support and recruitment conditions despite some unresolved issues.

CFE Énergies helped negotiate a professional mobility agreement at NaTran with housing and recruitment measures, marking progress despite some unresolved issues.

CFE Énergies helped negotiate a professional mobility agreement at NaTran that advances employee conditions despite some rejected proposals and ongoing challenges.

A union activist discusses supporting a breast cancer survivor's return to work through adapted conditions, emotional support, and collaboration with management and health professionals.

Financial markets show resilience amid global crises, but US shutdown and French political deadlock pose new risks requiring investor caution.

CFE Énergies remains engaged in 2025-2026 public energy debates, urging more in-person meetings and transparency in planning major electricity network investments.

In August 2025, financial markets were influenced by political instability in France and US economic policies, with CFE-CGC offering resources to monitor employee investment funds.

CFE Énergies is actively involved in shaping France's energy future through public debates, advocating for more in-person engagement and transparency.

Elections for social activity representatives in the Electrical and Gas Industries will take place in November 2025, with voting crucial for managing employee benefits and activities.

Elections in November 2025 will select representatives managing social and cultural activities for Electrical and Gas Industry workers, with CFE Énergies seeking support.

CFE Énergies calls for fair electricity pricing that ensures EDF can invest in infrastructure while keeping costs reasonable for consumers.