PARIS (Reuters) – French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday unveiled a 30 billion euro ($35 billion) funding roadmap dubbed “France 2030”, geared toward fostering industrial champions and innovation.

Listed below are a few of the key measures he introduced:

NUCLEAR AND HYDROGEN

Macron mentioned France would make investments 8 billion euros in decarbonising its business, with a concentrate on small, modular nuclear reactors and nuclear waste administration.

France’s nuclear capabilities are a serious asset to producing “inexperienced hydrogen”, produced by way of electrolyis, he added, focusing on two “megafactories” to supply inexperienced hydrogen by 2030.

TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY

Macron mentioned France would make investments 4 billion euros within the transport sector, with the purpose of manufacturing 2 million electrical and hybrid autos and its first low-carbon airplane by 2030.

FOOD AND HEALTH

Macron pledged 3 billion euros for healthcare and 1.5 billion for agriculture and meals, together with a push for made-in-France biomedicine.

TECH AND STARTUPS

Macron pledged 6 billion euros in its tech sector, with plans to develop its capabilities in robotic elements, semiconductors, synthetic intelligence and cloud know-how.

Past the general public funds, France would make investments an extra 3 billion euros price of fairness investments by way of the Bpifrance public funding financial institution in “modern” corporations, as France seems to favour small, agile start-ups.