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Mr President, ITER is, first and foremost, a massive effort of public research within the framework of cooperation and ground-breaking, forward-looking international transdisciplinary pooling. Thermonuclear fusion promises humankind electricity that is abundant, infinitely renewable, clean, accessible to all and cheap. No other form of energy production can make this promise.
The success of ITER is especially important for the future of humankind, given that electricity needs are expected to increase. For ITER to succeed, however, we must turn our backs on the predatory and destructive rationale of competition and financialisation of the energy sector. There must be an end to privatisation. Large, integrated, publicly owned 21st century companies of the need to be created that are able to meet the scientific, technological and economic challenges represented by ITER and its industrialisation. There needs to be environmental planning. As regards energy, it is impossible to dissociate research, design, production, transport networks and distribution if we do not want to encourage waste, social inequalities in terms of access to energy and risks of major accidents."@en1
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