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"The use of low-carbon technologies which naturally produce less carbon dioxide is positive and desirable.
However, we cannot accept that, at the expense of technological development and strengthening of the so-called SET Plan, yet another excuse is being sought to weaken national energy policies.
Reading the words of the Commission that ‘the SET Plan is the technology pillar of the EU’s energy and climate policy’, leaves no doubt as to the real intentions of the European Commission to weaken the sovereignty of Member States in such an important area as national energy strategies.
The motion for a resolution contains aspects, in more detail, with which we cannot agree, particularly the promotion of ‘world-wide carbon emission trading’, given that this solution has already shown not to offer advantages in reducing carbon emissions, as well as the creation of more public-private partnerships, emphasising a ‘substantive increase in the portion of public investment’, thus using public money to serve private interests and profit.
Our group therefore voted against."@en1
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