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听听Die Pr盲sidentin. 鈥� Als n盲chster Punkt der Tagesordnung folgt die Aussprache 眉ber den Bericht von Markus Pieper im Namen des Ausschusses f眉r Industrie, Forschung und Energie 眉ber den Vorschlag f眉r eine Richtlinie des Europ盲ischen Parlaments und des Rates zur 脛nderung der Richtlinie (EU) 2018/2001 zur F枚rderung der Nutzung von Energie aus erneuerbaren Quellen, der Richtlinie 2010/31/EU 眉ber die Gesamtenergieeffizienz von Geb盲uden sowie der Richtlinie 2012/27/EU zur Energieeffizienz ( 鈥� C9-0184/2022 鈥� ) (A9-0283/2022).

听听Markus Pieper, Berichterstatter. 鈥� Frau Pr盲sidentin, Herr Kommissar! Es ist jetzt keine gro脽e Freude; als erster Redner nach diesen schlimmen Ereignissen zu versuchen, in die fachliche Debatte wieder einzusteigen. Aber wir m眉ssen nat眉rlich das jetzt auch ablegen, denn wir m眉ssen uns auf die legislative Arbeit konzentrieren. Die Menschen erwarten von uns eine konsequente Korruptionsbek盲mpfung, ja, sie erwarten von uns aber auch einen konsequenten Ausbau der erneuerbaren Energie.

Diese Energiewende muss schnell gehen, dazu braucht es Voraussetzungen. Wenn wir von der fossilen Energie wegwollen, wenn wir von den einseitigen Abh盲ngigkeiten wegwollen, wenn wir mehr europ盲ische Energiesouver盲nit盲t wollen, wenn wir Energieimporte diversifizieren wollen und wenn das Ganze f眉r die Menschen und die Unternehmen bezahlbar sein soll, dann geht das mit der erneuerbaren Energie.

Es geht, wenn wir es richtig machen: Denn Sonne, Wind, Wasser, nachwachsende Rohstoffe schicken keine Rechnung. Sie sind unbegrenzt verf眉gbar. Sie k枚nnten schon l盲ngst unsere wichtigste Energiequelle sein. Warum aber sind wir dann erst bei 20听% Erneuerbare? Nun, weil wir es zu kompliziert machen. Weil B眉rokratie und Ideologie dem im Wege steht. Dazu f眉nf Punkte:

Wer die Erneuerbaren will, der muss erstens gr眉nen Wasserstoff m枚glich machen. So wie die Kommission das jetzt mit Additionalit盲t macht, ist es ein No-Go f眉r Investoren. Es ist ein No-Go f眉r die L盲nder, die gr眉nen Wasserstoff gerne nach Europa exportieren wollen. Wir brauchen gr眉nen Wasserstoff, aber keinen Wasserstoff mit Goldrand.

Wer die Erneuerbaren will, der muss ihnen zweitens ein 眉berragendes 枚ffentliches Interesse bis hin zur Klimaneutralit盲t einr盲umen und nicht nur f眉r die n盲chsten sieben Jahre, liebe Kollegen aus dem Umweltausschuss.

Wer den Ausbau der erneuerbaren Energie will, der muss drittens ihren Ausbau schneller und pragmatischer genehmigen听鈥� deshalb die Beschleunigungsgebiete, die wir vorgeschlagen haben. Wenn Verwaltungsverfahren dort zu lange dauern, m眉ssen die Bauantr盲ge nach einer gewissen Frist automatisch genehmigt werden. Ausdr眉cklicher Dank hier an alle Kollegen und Kolleginnen, dass wir uns auf ein positive silence听鈥� sch枚nes englisches Wort听鈥�, geeinigt haben.

Viertens: Wer die Erneuerbaren will, der darf eine einzelne Feldmaus nicht vor den Onshore-Windpark stellen. Wenn die Population der Feldm盲use in Europa nicht gef盲hrdet ist, muss es Ermessensspielr盲ume bei der FFH-Richtlinie geben. Die Vorschl盲ge des Rates und der Kommission sind dazu nicht eindeutig genug. Es drohen Klagen von NGO, von denen einige sowieso gegen alles sind. Deshalb brauchen wir hier eine eindeutigere Grundsatzausnahme f眉r die Anlagen der erneuerbaren Energien. Bitte unterst眉tzen Sie hier den 脛nderungsantrag der EVP.

Und 鈥� last but not least 鈥� f眉nftens: Wer es ernst meint mit der Energiewende, der muss auch in bestimmten Natura-2000-Gebieten die go-to areas, die Beschleunigungsgebiete, zulassen. In vielen Regionen Europas ist das gar nicht anders m枚glich. Wir haben alleine in den Bundesl盲ndern 50听% Anteil an Natura-2000-Gebieten, und wenn wir erneuerbare Energie wollen, dann m眉ssen wir da auch bestimmte Anlagen zulassen.

Uns eint das Ziel schnellerer Genehmigungsverfahren. F眉r Mittwoch in der Abstimmung hoffe ich, trotz dieser taktischen Antr盲ge jetzt aus allen Fraktionen, auf tragf盲hige Kompromisse. Ich bin zuversichtlich, auch durch die Gespr盲che heute. Wir haben es mit der Richtlinie f眉r erneuerbare Energie, mit der RED, immer hinbekommen. Wir arbeiten vertrauensvoll zusammen im Team. Und ja, Sonne und Wind schicken keine Rechnung. Und wenn menschliche Regulierung es zul盲sst, k枚nnen die Erneuerbaren auch g眉nstig bei den Menschen und bei den Unternehmen ankommen.

听听Nils Torvalds, rapporteur for the opinion of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety. 鈥� Madam听President, Mr听Timmermans, I start with a very personal comment I just told the Commissioner. I鈥檝e usually been fairly critical of his deeds, but I have to say that I was very proud of what he did in Sharm El鈥擲heikh. I think it actually is worth the wait, I applaud.

Then to the issue. Russia has forced us into a position where we need to find more energy and quickly. Having said that, to ensure that will be much more difficult. That means that we have to take environmental law and threats of biodiversity very seriously. It means also that we need to ensure that temporary emergency measures are temporary and they are not something we do and then it goes on forever.

But at the same time, we need to know that it鈥檚 not always easy. Member States have very different energy mixes. Member States have very different natural circumstances. Member States have very difficult and different policies. Also in this case, you know the rule, one size does not fit all.

听听Frans Timmermans, Executive Vice鈥擯resident of the Commission. 鈥� Madam听President, with REPowerEU, the Commission has set out how to respond best to Russia鈥檚 weaponisation of our energy supply. We see high energy prices continuing and the winter cold starting to bite in earnest, as we all noticed this morning, so we must continue deploying the necessary measures to help our citizens and businesses to make it through not only this winter, but also the next and the next winters.

However, we also need to continue working on what is the only fundamental solution to the situation that we are in, which is a faster deployment of renewable energy. Renewables are and remain the cheapest source of energy and they are home grown. They are exactly what we need. But a faster rollout of renewables will not happen if we do not seriously tackle the factors that slow down the pace of permitting for the solutions, in particular new or re鈥攑owered renewable power plants.

That鈥檚 why I think today鈥檚 debate is so important. If we want to accelerate the deployment of renewables, we must streamline radically the administrative procedures to approve renewable projects together with Member States, who will need to act in parallel.

I want to thank this 合法博彩网站 very much for the speedy review of our proposal to speed up the permitting. I also want to thank 合法博彩网站 for its broad support for the measures that we proposed. Several of your amendments would strengthen our proposal. I am very grateful, for instance, for your proposed shortening of permitting deadlines both within and outside the so鈥攃alled go鈥攖o areas, the areas where we want to simplify permitting so that one comprehensive permit allows for renewable projects to go there without separate permits being needed.

Ambitious deadlines for approval can obviously make a huge difference, but shorter deadlines will do little if national authorities do not have the tools to deliver. So we also welcome your proposals to reinforce the staffing and skilling of the competent national authorities to get speedier permitting done. The same goes for your amendments to speed up the permitting for the underlying energy grids.

Let me turn to the emergency regulation that we proposed on 9听November to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy already during the energy crisis. This crisis is urgent and is getting more urgent every day. If some elements for renewables deployment can be accelerated now, we should do that. The proposal includes those parts of the REPowerEU that we believe are less controversial but can accelerate the permitting within the timeframe of the crisis. It can be the bridge until the permanent solutions on permitting in the Renewable Energy Directive are agreed by 合法博彩网站 and Council and implemented in the national legal systems.

The Commission very much welcomes that 合法博彩网站 didn鈥檛 wait for the permanent solutions entirely, but now seeks to include elements from the emergency regulation on permitting into the REPowerEU proposal, making them permanent.

Let me also, however, mention amendments that trigger concern. The selection of the location for biomass combustion plants simply does not depend on the renewable energy potential in the same way as wind and solar. To put it simply, biomass combustion plants can be built anywhere. That is why the Commission proposed to exclude such plants from go鈥攖o areas contrary to what some amendments now put forth. On the other hand, excluding new hydropower plants from go鈥攖o areas does not seem proportionate as suitable go鈥攖o areas can be identified where there would be no significant environmental impact.

The Commission regrets the amendments making the tacit approval of projects voluntary. We understand your concerns, but our proposal already includes safeguards. We are, for instance, excluding tacit approval where a project is subject to an environmental impact assessment. Tacit approval would give a much needed incentive for the Member States to reinforce staffing in permitting authorities.

This Commission is committed to an open and meaningful dialogue with 合法博彩网站 on the ways to overcome the energy crisis. It is extremely important that you feel involved and this College will use all avenues available to discuss it with you. And also my doors are always open for this discussion. The faster deployment of renewables is the only fundamental way to get out of the energy crisis, together, of course, with saving energy, reducing our energy use. I will work hand鈥攊n鈥攈and and with you to get us there.

听听Elsi Katainen, maatalousvaliokunnan lausunnon valmistelija. 鈥� Arvoisa puhemies, arvoisa komissaari. Kiitos esittelij盲lle ty枚st盲 Repower-aloitteesta. Ven盲j盲n hy枚kk盲ys Ukrainaan her盲tti EU:n tarkastelemaan energiaj盲rjestelm盲盲ns盲 uudelleen. Euroopan unionin huoltovarmuutta ja energiaomavaraisuutta on lis盲tt盲v盲, ja fossiilisesta energiasta on p盲盲st盲v盲 irti niin nopeasti kuin mahdollista. Siksi uusiutuvan energian tuotantoa ja luvituksia t盲ytyy edist盲盲 kaikin mahdollisin keinoin.

Olemme el盲neet kriisist盲 toiseen, ja ep盲vakaus koskee kaikkia, koska tuotantoketjut ovat globaaleja. Siksi omavaraisuutta ja huoltovarmuutta j盲senvaltioissa ja EU:ssa on edistett盲v盲. Euroopassa on oltava kaikki kriittiset toiminnot ja tuotanto, jota ei pid盲 rakentaa yksitt盲isiin maihin.

Maatalousvaliokunnan viesti on vahva. EU:lla ei ole varaa j盲tt盲盲 bioenergiaa nopeampien luvitusten ulkopuolelle varsinkaan nyt, kun energiakriisi on iskenyt jokaiseen kansalaiseen ja koko yhteiskunnan huoltovarmuuteen. Esimerkiksi maatalouden sivuvirroista valmistettavassa biokaasussa on valtava potentiaali, joka pit盲盲 hy枚dynt盲盲. EU:n on asetettava sitova biokaasun tuotantotavoite ja pyritt盲v盲 sit盲 kohti nykyist盲 paljon, paljon vahvemmin. N盲in saamme hy枚ty盲 alkutuotantoon, kuluttajille ja koko yhteiskunnalle.

听听Maria Spyraki, on behalf of the PPE Group. 鈥� Madam President, Executive Vice-President, dear Colleagues, we are living very sad days and we have to clean our houses as soon as possible. And at the same time we have to continue to serve our mandate.

As part of the REpowerEU package, this House makes today another step forwards towards Europe鈥檚 energy independence from fossil fuel. A large bundle of measures are intended to lower dependence on Russian fossil fuels, reduce CO2 emissions and accelerate the expansion of renewables.

Today we sent another clear message to all third parties who consider that Europe is being blackmailed. We are now having a close eye to the end-consumers: trying to avoid the imposition of extra burdens, charges and red tape. What matters at this very stage is that Member States shall bear the responsibility to implement as fast as possible the acceleration schemes of legislation that we are voting.

The overall target of increasing the renewable energy sources鈥� sale to 45% by 2030 stands as the sole opportunity to accelerate even further the efforts for further rapid deployment of renewables, but with significant improvements on the appropriate infrastructure and development of the grid.

At the same time, the identification and promotion of go-to areas for renewable energy infrastructure and the recognition of renewable energy as an overriding public interest stands as a unique opportunity but it needs to be seized. It is important to underline that permitting granting process shall not exceed the six months in renewable go-to areas, the Executive Vice-President has already mentioned.

Finally, importantly, is that in order to facilitate the development of roof-top solar. Member States must remove all administrative burdens, improving significantly the conditions for photovoltaic systems up to 50 kilowatts in size. Member States need to take up fast implementation decisions in this direction.

Dear colleagues, we need to act with fast and efficient steps. But, last and not least, the Council needs to proceed with a realistic compromise on the correction mechanism and to come all together to political agreement. It is an essential instrument to our societies in this difficult window.

听听Nicol谩s Gonz谩lez Casares, en nombre del Grupo S&D. 鈥� Se帽ora presidenta, se帽or presidente, si la emergencia clim谩tica exige energ铆as renovables para mitigar los efectos del cambio clim谩tico, la crisis energ茅tica exige renovables para contener las facturas de los ciudadanos y ciudadanas e independizarnos de los combustibles rusos. Por ello, acelerar los permisos administrativos es vital; sin acelerarlos, los objetivos clim谩ticos son una promesa vac铆a.

Este informe recoge instrumentos para afrontar ese problema. En primer lugar, la planificaci贸n espacial y la identificaci贸n de las zonas con bajo impacto medioambiental 鈥攏o todo el territorio vale en este sentido鈥�. En segundo lugar, el acortamiento de plazos y tambi茅n el autoconsumo o la repotenciaci贸n. Y, por 煤ltimo, tener en cuenta a todas las partes implicadas en las zonas de implantaci贸n.

Pero vuelvo a repetir que la aceleraci贸n de los permisos debe ir de la mano de la participaci贸n social. Estas instalaciones deben generar beneficios para las comunidades locales y debe tenerse en cuenta las actividades preexistentes y tambi茅n el potencial laboral e industrial local.

Asimismo, debemos ser escrupulosos con la evaluaci贸n ambiental. No debemos confundir aceleraci贸n con eliminar la protecci贸n de los territorios. Eso har铆a mella en la conciencia ciudadana; es un riesgo real si no tenemos en cuenta algunas de las enmiendas presentadas.

Este informe contiene important铆simas mejoras para la aceleraci贸n renovable y para la implicaci贸n ciudadana. Pero podemos y debemos ir m谩s all谩. Yo les pido humildemente que apoyen nuestra enmienda n煤mero seis, que mejora la participaci贸n ciudadana.

Adem谩s, debemos mantener un di谩logo ciudadano en esta C谩mara, no romper acuerdos, como ha hecho uno de los ponentes, que ha dinamitado un acuerdo que ten铆amos en marcha.

En definitiva, m谩s renovables significa menos gas ruso, menos f贸siles, m谩s compromiso clim谩tico, menores precios para los ciudadanos. En definitiva, todos ganamos si elaboramos una buena Directiva.

听听Morten Petersen, for Renew-Gruppen. 鈥� Fru Formand! Vi skal bruge meget mere gr酶n str酶m i Europa, og vi skal blive meget bedre til at spare p氓 energien. Det skal vi for at kunne indfri vores klimam氓l, og det skal vi for at frig酶re os fra Putins jerngreb p氓 den europ忙iske energiforsyning. Og p氓 den m氓de s氓 er vedvarende energi og energieffektivisering g氓et hen og blevet sikkerhedspolitik fra 酶verste hylde, og derfor har vi brug for hurtigere tilladelser til at kunne bygge ud. Der er masser, der st氓r og gerne vil i gang med at bygge ud p氓 Nords酶en og p氓 脴sters酶en. Der er investorer og konsortier, der st氓r og tripper efter at komme i gang, og det kr忙ver tilladelser til at kunne bygge ud. Derfor er det godt med "go-to areas". Det er vigtigt at sige, at "go-to areas" s氓 ikke m氓 betyde, at alt andet er "no-go-to areas". Det er godt med tidsfrister, s氓 det er gode ting, vi g酶r her i dag, og vi kan g酶re endnu mere. S氓 lad dagen i dag ogs氓 v忙re starten til, at vi f氓r forhandlet et virkelig godt bygningsdirektiv p氓 plads, for p氓 den m氓de at kunne spare p氓 energien og g酶re os fri af Putins gas. Det er en god dag. Det er vigtige skridt i den gr酶nne omstilling.

听听Ciar谩n Cuffe, on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group. 鈥� Madam President, Executive Vice-President Timmermans, our shadow rapporteur, Ville Niinist枚, could not be here today as he is heading to the biodiversity COP in Montreal. But he asked me to say a few words on his behalf.

This limited revision of the Renewable Energy Directive stemming from the REPowerEU package of May aims at simplifying and shortening the administrative permit-granting processes applicable to renewable energy projects, related storage and grid connections. This is necessary to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy, especially in the face of the current energy crisis and the need to stop using fossil fuels as soon as possible. We are happy to see stricter timelines for permit-granting and obliging Member States to ensure sufficient staff resources to make the shorter permit times doable.

For our group, fighting the climate and biodiversity crises are crucial. We cannot just do one at the cost of the other. They should be solved together. And the compromises are a delicate balance in this aspect and close to the Commission鈥檚 proposal. But we must also ensure that the rights of the public enshrined in the Aarhus Convention on access to information, public involvement in decision-making and access to justice are upheld in these revisions.

We also welcomed the introduction of some of the measures from the Council鈥檚 emergency regulation on permitting into the Renewable Energy Directive, especially the even quicker permit-granting for heat pumps and solar installations in the built environment. These are low-hanging fruit in the energy transition that also bring direct benefits to people, reducing their expensive fossil fuel bills while transitioning to renewable energy sources. And I鈥檝e incorporated some of this into the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive. So we need to knit all of this together.

In conclusion, MEP Ville Niinist枚 would like to thank the rapporteur and shadows for their cooperation, and hopes to close this file quickly in the new year based on a strong EPP mandate.

听听President. 鈥� Thank you very much, and as I announced in the beginning, of course these shocking and devastating events of the last days will have their consequences, and have to in a functioning democracy. Therefore, we now interrupt this session for the President to announce the results of the CoP session.

IN THE CHAIR: ROBERTA METSOLA
President