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"British Conservatives recognise the need for the 27 Member States to show more solidarity in terms of external energy policy as all Member States in the coming years become increasingly dependant on imported oil and gas from third countries who could otherwise pick off the more dependant and vulnerable states to the detriment of the Union as a whole.
This does not mean that we endorse a common energy policy, in particular, that the EU for instance can determine individual Member States’ energy mix such as the proportion of fossil fuels versus renewables.
Broadly, Conservatives support the aims of this report although we reject the need for a single powerful co-ordinating figure to speak on this matter. Neither do we see the need for a new legal basis to be created within the Treaties to address this issue.
Attempts to add new EU competences instead of making proper use of existing ones are unnecessary. Conservatives also believe in a market-oriented approach, not further EU institutionalisation."@en1
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