Security of energy supply in the EU

Sitting

8 July 2025

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Vote 15 of 25 on this subject — a vote on part of the text

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‘notes that, in the near-term, the Union should concentrate on effective and solid weaning of Russian energy imports without loopholes, including through securing alternatives supplies from reliable partners and better use of existing infrastructure, while in parallel continuing to develop domestic alternatives to imported energy products, where possible; stresses, nevertheless, the imperative to develop a future-proof security of supply architecture that systematically reduces dependence on external actors, notably by advancing energy efficiency, promoting energy savings, enhancing circularity and ensuring the sustained growth of home-grown clean energy production and well-protected decentralised energy infrastructure;’ without the words: ‘advancing energy efficiency, promoting energy savings’

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split vote: Members · roll call: Verts/ALE

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