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"This year, as we celebrate the sixty years of the European Coal and Steel Community, I support the opportunity to reflect on an integrated European energy network.
This objective is even more ambitious than in the past as it embraces energy as a whole. In my view, the energy and climate package effectively sums up the European energy priorities, on the basis of which the European Union can orient its strategic measures.
The Green Paper ‘A European strategy for sustainable, competitive and secure energy’ has been recognised as the most ambitious document to date on European energy policy, but it was only with the Treaty of Lisbon that the primary objective of promoting interconnections between energy networks was sanctioned.
These infrastructures are vital for achieving ambitious objectives, such as guaranteed security of supply, safety in energy production, price stability for consumers and the development of a single energy market that ensures access to energy sources at affordable prices for European businesses.
Finally, I would like to call on the Commission to recognise the need for strong commitment in the field of energy policy as too many national interests create friction between Member States and excessive fragmentation in the energy market."@en1
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