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I have voted in favour of this report because I believe that the approach adopted by the Commission of making greater use of the financial support instrument for the TENs (Trans-European Networks) with a view to completing the internal market for electricity and gas is, by and large, the right one. It corresponds, in fact, to the report by the European Parliament, adopted on 13 March 2002 at first reading, on the proposal for a regulation on promoting cross-border electricity trading. In fact, since such slow progress has been made in recent years, as the Commission states – with only 3 out of 14 specific projects having already been implemented – the rapporteur's suggestion to identify a new category of work is entirely appropriate. Indeed, within projects of common interest, there is a proposal to identify a category of priority projects of European interest. This category will include a limited number of energy network projects with a very significant impact from the point of view of the essential criteria of energy policy, in other words, to complete the internal market and to strengthen security of supply. I also agreed with the recommended guideline to link more closely the production of renewable energies to interconnected energy networks, thereby leading to a desirable increase in the production and consumption of these energies."@en1
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