This master thesis examines how the Fukushima accident has affected the French energy policy and the impact on the perception of nuclear energy by policymakers, the public and energy companies. Nuclear energy does comprises three-quarters of the total electricity production in the country and thus forms the backbone of the energy mix in France. The study uses comparative analysis as a main approach, to compare public discourse of state actors (in particular the President, the Ministry of Energy and Nuclear Safety Agency) and the French energy companies before and after the accident from March 11, 2011. At the beginning, the study refers on the position of nuclear energy in the world, historical development of nuclear energy in France and its importance for the energy security of the country. It also describes the Fukushima accident and its immediate consequences on nuclear energy worldwide. In a research section it presents a summary of France's energy policy before the Fukushima accident, in which emphasis was placed on maintaining a high share of nuclear energy in the energy mix of the country. In the next part of the research is described the French energy policy after the accident and subsequently the prospect of possible change of energy strategy of France. ; Táto diplomová práca skúma, ako havária vo Fukušime ovplyvnila francúzsku energetickú politiku a či spôsobila zmenu vnímania jadrovej energie politickými predstaviteľmi, verejnosťou a energetickými spoločnosťami. Jadrová energia totiž pokrýva tri- štvrtiny celkovej produkcie elektrickej energie v krajine a tvorí tak chrbticu energetickej štruktúry Francúzska. K výskumu je použitá komparatívna analýza, ktorá porovnáva verejný diškurz štátnych aktérov - najmä prezidentov, ministerstva energetiky a kontrolný úrad jadrovej bezpečnosti, a francúzskych energetických spoločností pred, a po havárií ktorá sa udiala 11. marca 2011. Na začiatku práca stručne približuje postavenie jadrovej energie vo svete, energetickú politiku EÚ, historický vývoj jadrovej ...