Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-10-25-Speech-3-038"
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"Mr President, firstly I would like to pay tribute to Prime Ministers Blair and Balkenende, because they are taking Europe forward on climate change, and explicitly in this letter they did not mention nuclear. Nuclear is only 6% of our energy and it will divide Europe more than it will bring us together to speak with one voice.
Mr Barroso, I think you now have the historic responsibility to come up with a comprehensive energy review in January. In this energy review we need a CO2 target for Europe for 2020. If we do not have a CO2 target for Europe we will not have investment security for our industry; and what is better regulation about, if it is not about bringing energy and climate policy together in the document you bring forward?
The second priority of this energy review must be putting an end to the oligopolistic structure in our energy and transport sectors. European business, European citizens, are losing billions of euros because of the lack of competition, and these same companies are preventing the innovation boost which we could have in these sectors. And as long as these oligopolies are not dismantled, we need specific policies in sectoral renewables and so on. Such a strategy is the ground for a foreign energy policy and this is a peace project for the world, because these technologies will diminish pressure on resources and it is a business opportunity for Europe."@en1
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