He emphasized the need for decisive measures, strengthening the single market and giving preference to European products in strategic sectors.
He particularly pointed out that high energy prices represent a major challenge for the competitiveness of the EU, and that decarbonization and greater production from domestic sources are the key to reducing dependence and lower prices in the long term.
Opinions were divided in the debate on reforming the Emissions Trading System (ETS) — some called for its abolition or relaxation for lower energy prices, while others emphasized its importance for green investments.
The majority of representatives supported the reduction of dependence on fossil fuels from third countries, along with the acceleration of the development of renewable energy sources and nuclear energy.
(Vijesti.ba)
