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"The European Union has developed a series of legislative measures and strategic decisions to make Europe a competitive and sustainable area. However, the entities involved need to be involved and active in all the policies. This is why the contribution of the Intelligent Energy Europe programme through the Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation (EACI) in the realm of energy efficiency is crucial. We need to underline that the Intelligent Energy Europe programme plays a strategically important a role in EU economic recovery and the revival of fundamental issues such as energy security, the environment and health. However, I believe that it is crucial to simplify the rules for access to finance in order to allow greater participation by small and medium-sized enterprises and to open up research projects to young researchers. We must not forget our achievements thus far, but we must also face the new challenges created by a global market in which our closest competitors are China and the US. I especially hope that on the next Info Day on 24 January 2012 preference will be given to the participation of researchers in those parts of Europe that are at the bottom of the list when it comes to the awarding of grants, in order to promote the importance of equal opportunities for researchers and coordinators in the various regions of Europe."@en1
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