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"Mr President, I would first of all like to thank Mr Sacconi for his enormous patience and his wisdom, which enabled us not only to rescue a crucial regulation for the environment, economy, employment and industry, but also to rescue with this regulation the whole energy and climate change package, which in fact depended on this philosopher’s stone.
I would like to congratulate him and us, because he has achieved an essential balance between carrots and sticks and, above all, he has succeeded in showing the carrots needed to drive such a complex text forward.
This report promotes the eco-innovations associated with reduced CO
emissions, supports research and innovation into reducing emissions, and also promotes the biofuels and filling stations needed for that.
It also lays down estimates for the new car fleet by means of the target required, with a review and a proposal that the Commission should put forward in 2014, which will also take the framework into account.
It also considers zero-emission vehicles and very low-emission vehicles and their multiplier effect; this helps the industry and gives it not only a carrot but also an obligation, and it also provides consumers with better access to information.
All that is left for me to say is perhaps to beg Mr Sacconi to do everything he can to come back to Parliament again."@en1
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