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The Commission has structured its energy infrastructure priorities for 2020 and beyond, and set out the necessary characteristics for creating an integrated European energy network. I am voting for this report because I understand that there is a need to set out an integrated European approach to new energy infrastructure that enables the development of common European systems, the reduction of disparities between energy supply and demand, the promotion of increased cooperation between Russia, Belarus and the Baltic States, and contribution to energy consumption that is more rational and sustainable. I should like to stress the importance attached to the ‘Intelligent Cities’ partnership for innovation, to the Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas (Jessica) and European Local Energy Assistance (ELENA) programmes, and to the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which will contribute to an 80-95% cut in EU greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. In the regional context, the report contributes to eliminating socio-economic and environmental disparities between the various Member States, and enables the regions to launch projects for investing in a number of areas. I would also stress that the EU needs to pay particular attention to the outermost regions, whose integration with the European energy network will be difficult: the specific situation of the outermost regions’ energy systems should be included in the energy infrastructure priorities for 2020."@en1
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