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"Mr President, as you are aware, an agreement between the Belgian State and GDF Suez was reached in October 2009. It extends and consolidates the monopoly held by GDF Suez until 2025. This goes entirely against liberalisation policies. It also constitutes a decision that will confirm the monopoly of nuclear energy, which is going to make plans for renewable energies and related jobs considerably more challenging.
When we hear that the regulator, instead of being independent, is ultimately going to relinquish market surveillance and pricing to a follow-up committee on which GDF Suez is to sit, then I really do start to wonder. I hope the Commission is going to act in response and put its finger on a situation in which we find both judge and judged, monitor and monitored.
I therefore hope that the Commission will respond, particularly on the eve of the Copenhagen Summit where energy issues – especially renewable energies – will, of course, be fundamental. I hope the Commission will make sure that Belgium does not see a so-called
whose chief aim is to strengthen the monopoly held by Electrabel GDF Suez."@en1
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