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"Mr President, yesterday Parliament supported a 6% cap as a compromise that ensured we would get the proposal through. I agree with my colleague: 5.5% would be better but that would not have allowed the proposal to get through; 6% did.
I also supported the amendment to ensure that the share of energy from renewable sources in petrol by 2020 is 7.5% of the final consumption of energy and petrol. Bio-ethanol is a better outcome.
The 6% cap is not as restrictive as some people say because it represents 6% in terms of global consumption, and if the state produces, for example, 7%, it can sell its surplus to a state that produces less.
It is very encouraging to see that we supported and will review the indirect land-use change (ILUC) model, using the latest available information, and that this regime will be in place by 2020. This gives industry sufficient time to plan and is positive news for the developing world, which will have to deal with issues like land-grab, water-grab and rising food prices. What we put in place yesterday was just about the bare minimum."@en1
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