France: Air conditioning demand surges during early heatwave

As early heatwave grips France, air conditioning demand surges among households once reluctant to cool, sparking environmental and cost concerns.

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A surge in demand for air conditioning is sweeping across France as an early heatwave pushes temperatures to record highs, challenging the country’s traditionally low adoption of cooling systems compared with the United States or Japan. More French households are now turning to air conditioning units, driven by increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves that scientists link to climate change. The shift marks a significant departure from a cultural norm where many homes relied on thick stone walls, shutters, and fans to beat the summer heat. The current heatwave, which began earlier than usual in the season, has left many residents scrambling for relief. Retailers report a sharp increase in sales of portable air conditioners and fans, with some models selling out within days. Installers of fixed units say they are booked weeks in advance, a stark contrast to previous years when demand…

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