Our efforts must no longer be devoted primarily to opposing destructive projects. Instead, we must work to build a viable future. We firmly believe that energy must be managed responsibly, that is to say in a democratic way, oriented towards the public interest and generated while respecting the biophysical limits of the planet. We demand that energy be considered a public good. We are calling for a broad debate on Quebec's energy future leading to a new coherent energy policy. This must be based on integrated resource planning and allow a reduction in energy demands as well as a fair, gradual and predictable, but rapid, exit from fossil fuels.

We oppose any increase in electricity prices which would increase insecurity and risk slowing down the energy transition. We demand better protection of territories, which will be done by consulting indigenous peoples and with the consent of local communities, ensuring their participation in decision-making that concerns them and recognizing their rights. By committing ourselves in this way, we aim to protect our common energy heritage for future generations.