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"Madam President, nuclear energy is an important low-carbon resource but it also offers cost and import stability. Although not all Member States use it, we cannot give up research at a European level, simply because this form of energy is too important.
Special mention should be given to areas of research such as the sustainable and efficient use of resources (particularly for fourth generation reactors), processing of nuclear fuel, nuclear safety, nuclear waste disposal and the decommissioning of power plants.
A particularly important area is the provision of personnel, because this form of energy has long been neglected and as such, does not hold any distinct prospects for young people. With regard to Project ITER: I think that we must ensure long-term, stable financing.
I have one final point to make: in the Seventh Framework Programme, the results of the study on the disbursement of funds from this programme were very interesting and it would also be very good to have information on how funds are spent in the Euratom programme."@en1
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