| Measure | Proposed terms |
|---|
| Social leasing of small electric cars | 1 million cars over five years, 100 euros a month, no deposit |
| Exceptional energy check | 500 euros for 6 million families; 200 euros for 10 million more middle-class families |
| Heat pumps at a social rate | 1 million units at 1 euro a day |
| Sustainable Mobility Pass | 1 euro a day for people under 25 |
| Electricity taxes | Moratorium on increases |
","layout":"text"},{"role":"body","format":"markdown","text":"Jadot said the measures together amount to \"a 13th month\" of savings on households' fixed costs. A second part covering biodiversity, water, farming, pollution and health will be presented in the coming weeks, AFP reported.\n\nIn an interview with La Tribune Dimanche on Sunday, Glucksmann promised \"a radical trajectory to end France's dependence on oil and gas,\" [Politico Europe's Playbook Paris reported](https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/playbook-paris/dans-la-gueule-de-lours/).\n\n## A nuclear question carried over from August\n\nThe nuclear wording matters because it was the one open dispute between the two men. When Glucksmann first announced the 100-day plan in August, at a wind farm in Charente-Maritime, he said they agreed on \"the absolute urgency\" of leaving gas and oil, on building renovation and on electric transport, [AFP reported via France 24](https://www.france24.com/fr/info-en-continu/20260825-pr%C3%A9sidentielle-glucksmann-promet-la-r%C3%A9volution-%C3%A9cologique-d%C3%A8s-sa-victoire). But \"we are not going to hide things,\" he said: \"the question of new nuclear reactors\" remained to be discussed. Glucksmann supports building new EPR reactors; Jadot did not, AFP reported.\n\nAt the time, Jadot said both agreed on the need to \"secure, maintain and train skills for the existing nuclear fleet.\" Monday's AFP report says the plan would make nuclear energy permanent, but it does not say whether the plan includes new EPR reactors.\n\nGlucksmann also framed the plan as industrial policy in August. \"The ecological revolution is an industrial revolution,\" he said, adding that France should produce goods such as solar panels at home and not depend on China for everything.\n\n## How the 200 billion euros would be paid for\n\nThe centerpiece is what Glucksmann called an \"exceptional contribution\" of 5% on fortunes above 100 million euros, levied once. The money would go into \"a fund whose purpose is to make our country livable,\" he said. Jadot put the expected yield at 50 billion euros.\n\nThe campaign did not give a breakdown for the remaining 150 billion euros. AFP listed these sources:\n\n* a European tax on oil and gas companies' windfall profits\n* a large European green loan\n* ending tax exemptions on kerosene for domestic flights\n* raising the solidarity tax on airline tickets\n* targeted taxes on private jets and yachts\n\n[Les Echos](https://www.lesechos.fr/elections/presidentielle/presidentielle-2027-glucksmann-se-decide-enfin-a-passer-la-seconde-2261747) also reported that the plan would draw on French household savings. Glucksmann said he expects public money to have \"a ripple effect\" on private investment, especially in renewable power.\n\nSeveral of these sources depend on decisions at the European level, which a French president could push for but not impose alone.\n\n## The campaign context\n\nThe plan marks a restart for Glucksmann's campaign. Les Echos reported that he had kept a low profile for about a month after winning the social-democratic primary in early October, while he built his team and found campaign offices. His team held its first full meeting on Friday, the paper reported.\n\nHe has slipped back to between 10% and 13% in the latest Ifop poll for LCI, according to Les Echos, well behind Mélenchon and far behind Marine Le Pen. He plans his first large rally at the Paris Event Center on December 6, the day after Mélenchon's rally in Le Havre.\n\nGlucksmann has drawn lines on two fronts. He rejected President Emmanuel Macron's idea of a broad coalition of moderates. \"The idea that the left and the right can dissolve into each other, I never believed it,\" he told La Tribune Dimanche, as quoted by Les Echos. He also said on BFM TV on Sunday that Mélenchon \"cannot be president of the Republic because he frightens 70% of the French population.\"\n\n## The LFI alternative\n\n[Mélenchon](https://567politics.com/politicians/jean-luc-melenchon) and LFI unveiled a program of more than 1,000 measures over 200 pages on Friday, November 6, ahead of a rally at Le Bourget on Saturday, [the climate news site Vert reported](https://vert.eco/politique/ecoregions-100-renouvelables-sortie-des-pesticides-ce-que-contient-le-programme-de-la-france-insoumise-sur-lecologie/). Playbook Paris put the rally crowd at about 20,000.\n\nThe program's first chapter, on \"ecological planning,\" opens with a call to \"break with the system of money as king,\" according to the [text published on LFI's campaign site](https://melenchon2027.fr/programme/livre/pour-une-bifurcation-ecologique-et-sociale/chapitre1/). Its main commitments differ from Glucksmann's in several places:","textStyle":"body","layout":"text"},{"role":"htmltable","html":"