Reuters (Reuters) – The European Union will attempt again next week to reach an agreement on new renewable energy standards, which have been blocked due to fears from France and other nations that the law undermines nuclear energy.

Last month, a group of nations, including France, filed a last-minute objection to the EU’s bill on more ambitious renewable energy objectives, putting a key pillar of the bloc’s climate change efforts on hold.

According to an agenda for the conference issued late Friday, EU nation embassies will attempt to adopt the bill on Wednesday.

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