#TECR2611767SSignature delegation at France’s Directorate General for Energy and Climate
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This decision lets named senior officials inside France’s Directorate General for Energy and Climate sign official documents for ministers responsible for energy, ecology, climate, raw materials, mines and transport. It covers areas such as electricity, gas, oil, renewables, nuclear, climate policy, air quality, energy efficiency, vehicle approvals, mines and administrative management. The decision is mainly an internal government management measure. Businesses in energy, transport, mining, nuclear, fuel supply, carbon markets or vehicle approval may see these officials signing permits, decisions or administrative documents, but the decision does not create new compliance duties by itself.
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Key Changes
- Delegates ministerial signing authority to named officials within the Directorate General for Energy and Climate.
- Defines signing responsibilities by department and topic, including energy markets, supply security, renewables, nuclear, climate, air quality and vehicles.
- Excludes decrees and, for most subdirectorates, public procurement acts and settlement agreements from the delegated authority.