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"I want to address three points. Firstly, the liberalisation of the energy market, secondly the European research area and the flanking measures which need to accompany the sixth framework programme, and thirdly, entrepreneurship.
On entrepreneurship, is it not about time that we heard some of the results from the many benchmarking exercises which have been undertaken? Is it not time that we named and shamed those Member States who are not taking the actions necessary to improve entrepreneurship and competitiveness? The European Parliament's Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy has voted on the liberalisation directives for gas and electricity and we have reached the conclusion that if liberalisation takes place without paying attention to the environmental, consumer and social consequences, you are embarking on a dangerous journey.
We would ask, for example, that energy efficiency be used as an indicator in the Lisbon and Barcelona processes. If a Member State is so inept that it does not use energy intelligently, it will never be competitive. It is one of the best indicators of the will of that country to do well in today's world, so we ask for indicators there. And please, tell us what your many benchmarking exercises have shown."@en1
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