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It is necessary, at this time, to reflect on the need to create a integrated European energy network, shared by all the Member States.
It is vital to take action on demand and the new objectives of the European energy policy, in other words sustainability and the promotion of renewable energies, competitiveness and the opening up of markets, and the security of supply and diversification of sources. The latter should be a key feature of a new policy geared to safeguarding supply. The famous ‘three 20s’ is the shorthand way of expressing European priorities, and could even be described as the compass for European policy measures which has also been adopted by the European Council.
We believe that we need to identify the necessary infrastructure, lay down the criteria for deciding which projects should be classed as being of interest, and secure financing that will attract and boost private investment. The fact is that very strong political commitment and substantial investment are required for any solid progress to be made.
Finally, we believe that where a project has been designated as being ‘of European interest’, a single contact authority should be nominated in the Member State (one-stop shop). This authority should act as an interface, ensuring understanding and communication between developers, authorities and affected residents, and should ensure coordination between one-stop shops and the Commissions Directorate General for Energy."@en1
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