The shift toward using electricity for various purposes, known as electrification, is progressing quickly. Since the government introduced its national plan in April 2026, efforts to reduce reliance on gas in buildings have accelerated. This includes new regulations and initiatives aimed at replacing gas heating and cooking systems with electric alternatives. On September 30, 2026, several key players in the energy sector gathered in Paris for a round table discussion. The event was part of the Batimat fair, a major exhibition focused on construction and building materials. The round table was dedicated to exploring the future of the energy mix, emphasizing the transition from fossil fuels to cleaner, more sustainable energy sources. Participants discussed challenges and opportunities in replacing gas with electricity in residential and commercial buildings. Topics included the need for upgraded electrical infrastructure, the role of renewable energy sources, and the impact of such changes on consumers and the environment. The meeting highlighted the growing momentum behind the electrification movement, with stakeholders recognizing the importance of collaboration to achieve national climate goals. As the plan moves forward, continued dialogue and innovation will be crucial in shaping the energy landscape of the future.