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"en.20120420.21.5-176-000"2
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"This amending budget follows the amendments to the interinstitutional agreement of 16 May 2006, in particular, the multiannual financial framework, to which a sum of EUR 1.3 billion was added for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project. This follows the agreement between the three institutions on the financing of the additional EUR 1.3 billion that the ITER project will cost in 2012-2013 in commitment appropriations. Of this amount, EUR 100 million would have already been included in 2012 budget headings; EUR 360 million will be made available during 2013; and the ceilings for commitment appropriations under the heading ‘Competitiveness for Growth and Employment’ for 2012 and 2013 will be increased by EUR 840 million. The 2013 ceiling for payment appropriations will see an increase of EUR 580 million. We would like to reaffirm that, despite the controversy surrounding this project, we believe it is important that research in the field of energy be able to continue, so as to minimise and overcome the risks and limitations of the forms of energy currently available by taking account of the range of possible options and focusing on renewable energy sources. Having said that, we are not overlooking some of the legitimate and serious concerns about the overall costs of the ITER project."@en1
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