[The Fifth China-France Energy Dialogue was held in Beijing] On September 30, He Yang, Deputy Director of the National Energy Administration of China, and Cédric Briere, Director-General of the French Department of Energy and Climate, co-chaired the fifth China-France Energy Dialogue in Beijing on September 29. The two sides conducted in-depth exchanges on energy transformation, energy security, electrification and other policies, and fully exchanged views on practical cooperation in renewable energy, energy storage and hydrogen energy, civil nuclear energy and other fields. The two sides emphasized that China-France energy cooperation started from civilian nuclear energy and gradually expanded to oil and gas, renewable energy, energy technology innovation, green and low-carbon transformation and other fields, forming a cooperative pattern of complementary advantages, mutual benefit and win-win, and long-term stability. Both sides are willing to adhere to the high-level consensus, give full play to their respective advantages, deeply tap cooperation potential, innovate cooperation models, promote China-France energy cooperation to continue to deepen, improve and upgrade, inject new momentum into the sustained and healthy development of China-France comprehensive strategic partnership, and contribute Chinese and French wisdom and strength to promote global energy security and green development. More than 40 representatives in total participated in the dialogue, including Bai Yutang, the French ambassador to China, heads of relevant departments of the National Energy Administration of China, heads of the French Directorate General for Energy and Climate, heads of more than ten Chinese and French energy companies including CNNC, China Huaneng, Dongfang Electric, CGN, and EDF, Total, Air Liquide, and Orano.