Maud Bregeon, the French government’s minister delegate for Energy and the official spokesperson for the government, is set to appear as a guest on the television program Grand Jury RTL on Sunday, September 6. The show, which is known for its in-depth political and social discussions, will be broadcast in partnership with Public Sénat, Ouest-France, and M6—media outlets that cover a wide range of public and political topics. Grand Jury RTL is a popular program that invites public figures and experts to discuss current events and policy issues with a panel of journalists and viewers. The format allows for direct interaction, as audience members can submit questions that may be asked during the broadcast. This provides an opportunity for the public to engage with government officials on topics of national interest. Bregeon’s participation comes at a time when energy policy is a major focus in France, especially with ongoing efforts to transition toward renewable energy sources and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Her appearance will likely address these issues, as well as other matters related to government operations and public communication. The event highlights the growing trend of interactive media in politics, where public figures are invited to engage directly with citizens through television and other platforms. Viewers are encouraged to submit their questions in advance, which may be selected for inclusion in the program.