Maud Bregeon
MinistruMinister Delegate to the Prime Minister, Government Spokesperson, in charge of Energy
Renaissance (RE) · France
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Maud Bregeon, born 11 February 1991 in Poitiers, is a French politician of Renaissance and a nuclear engineer by training. A graduate of the Ecole polytechnique de l'universite de Nantes (Polytech Nantes), she worked at the French electricity company EDF from 2014 to 2022, specialising in nuclear-plant contracts and crisis/accident situations, before being elected deputy for the 13th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine in 2022. A staunch advocate of nuclear power, she was rapporteure of the 2023 nuclear acceleration law. She served as spokesperson of the Government in the Barnier government (September-December 2024) and again from October 2025 in the Lecornu government. Following the 26 February 2026 reshuffle she was appointed Minister-Delegate to the Prime Minister, Government spokesperson, in charge of Energy.
Storja elettorali
2024 French snap legislative election
Deputy, Hauts-de-Seine 13th constituency2024-07
Elected (re-elected)
56.12% (second round, 33,310 votes); 39.18% in the first round
kontra Brice Gaillard (Union of the Left, 43.88%)
Re-elected as a candidate of the presidential majority (Ensemble). She returned to the Assembly on 5 December 2024 after the fall of the Barnier government.
2022 French legislative election
Deputy, Hauts-de-Seine 13th constituency2022-06
Elected
approx. 59% (second round, approx. 27,864 votes)
kontra Candidate of the left (NUPES)
Elected as a candidate of the presidential majority (Ensemble) in the second round.
Esperjenza tax-xogħol
Minister-Delegate to the Prime Minister, Government spokesperson, in charge of Energy
Feb 26, 2026Government of France (Lecornu government)
Following the 26 February 2026 reshuffle, appointed Minister-Delegate to the Prime Minister, Government spokesperson, in charge of Energy (under the Minister of the Economy, Finance and industrial, energy and digital Sovereignty). Tasked with leading the major electrification-of-uses plan following adoption of the third multiannual energy programme (PPE 3).
Spokesperson of the Government
Oct 12, 2025Government of France (Lecornu government)
Reappointed spokesperson of the Government in the Lecornu government from 12 October 2025, succeeding Aurore Berge.
Member of the National Assembly (Deputy), Hauts-de-Seine 13th constituency
Dec 5, 2024National Assembly of France
Returned to the National Assembly as deputy for the 13th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine on 5 December 2024 following the fall of the Barnier government (re-elected in the 2024 snap legislative election). Member of the Ensemble pour la Republique group.
Spokesperson of the Government
Sep 21, 2024 – Dec 5, 2024Government of France (Barnier government)
Appointed spokesperson of the Government in the Barnier government, succeeding Prisca Thevenot. Left office when the Barnier government fell in December 2024 (succeeded by Sophie Primas).
Member of the National Assembly (Deputy), Hauts-de-Seine 13th constituency
Jun 22, 2022 – Oct 21, 2024National Assembly of France
Elected deputy for the 13th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine in June 2022. Served on the National Defence and Armed Forces Committee and the Economic Affairs Committee, and was a member of the Parliamentary Office for the Evaluation of Scientific and Technological Choices (OPECST). Seat ended in October 2024 on entering the Barnier government (replaced by her substitute).
Co-spokesperson of the party
Nov 2020 – 2022La Republique en Marche (LaREM / Renaissance)
Appointed spokesperson for Emmanuel Macron's party La Republique en Marche in November 2020, jointly with Prisca Thevenot.
Sors:en.wikipedia.orgEngineer (nuclear)
2014 – 2022EDF (Electricite de France)
Worked at EDF from 2014 to 2022. Began her career in nuclear within a unit created after the Fukushima disaster to handle severe accident situations at power plants; later specialised in contracts and crisis situations. She resigned from EDF upon her election to the National Assembly.
Edukazzjoni
Ecole polytechnique de l'universite de Nantes (Polytech Nantes)
graduated 2014Engineer's degree (diplome d'ingenieur) · Electronics and digital technologies
Graduated as an engineer specialising in electronics and digital technologies; she joined EDF's nuclear activities the same year.
Leġiżlazzjoni ewlenija
Loi n. 2023-491 du 22 juin 2023 relative a l'acceleration des procedures liees a la construction de nouvelles installations nucleaires (nuclear acceleration law)
Energy / nuclear2023
Bregeon was the National Assembly rapporteure of this law (designated 7 February 2023). The law aims to accelerate administrative procedures to allow construction of new reactors on or near existing nuclear sites, creating an exemptive (derogatory) regime for new nuclear projects. The text had 30 articles; the Constitutional Council censored several provisions.
Importanza: A central pillar of France's nuclear revival policy under President Macron. Bregeon's role as rapporteure made her a leading parliamentary figure on nuclear policy and drew scrutiny over her prior EDF employment, though the Assembly's ethics ombudsman concluded she was not in a conflict-of-interest situation.