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Mr President, I see from the discussion in Parliament that there is broad consensus on the scope and spirit of this regulation. It is a very important piece of legislation which I hope will be adopted. This crucial piece of legislation on conditions for access to natural gas transmission networks is needed for the internal market to function.
As regards access to storage facilities, I would again like to draw to your attention that we will soon have a voluntary agreement on guidelines for non-discriminatory access conditions to storage facilities, and if necessary further action will be taken.
Mr Caspary touched on some important issues. This regulation represents one of the steps needed to create the right conditions for the internal market in energy. The Commission is doing a lot in this respect. We are trying to diversify sources and this will definitely make for changes as regards price policies.
By the end of this year the Commission will produce a report analysing the situation in the energy market, which will be prepared in conjunction with the competition authorities. This will enable us to address the questions you have raised.
I would again like to stress that the major progress made on this regulation can be attributed to the way in which it was prepared. The Madrid Forum has proved to be extremely successful, which is why access to storage should be handled in the same way. I wish to thank Parliament and the rapporteur for the good work done in preparing this piece of legislation on the energy market."@en1
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