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6 Amendments of Csaba MOLNÁR related to 2014/2209(INI)

Amendment 47 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1
1. Notes that the concept of green growth and the opportunities arising from it relate to various sectors such as renewable energy sources and in particular the economically-viable exploitation of wind, solar and geothermal energy, the circular economy, energy efficiency, resource efficiency, renewable energy, waste management, cradle to cradle; points out the considerable economic potential of these sectors;
2015/03/02
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 54 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 2
2. Stresses that green growth should be put in a broad perspective, and should include efforts deployed throughout the whole value chain and across the entrepreneurial ecosystem, including efforts by industrial manufacturing players to reduce the ecological footprint of their products, production processes, ancillary activities connected with production, business practices and services;
2015/03/02
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 73 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 5
5. Believes that the EU needs to drastically change its entrepreneurial culture in order to contribute to economic growth by having more people starting up their own businesses and seeking more businesses opportunities, including in green growth, and by accepting failure and risk-taking; emphasises the importance of putting this issue at the centre of policy making; calls on Member States to cater for a softer landing after business failure, for instance by modifying bankruptcy laws to allow people to start up a new business soon after failure of a previous venture, especially in new and innovative sectors, without, however, this enabling payment obligations to be avoided;
2015/03/02
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 83 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 6
6. Points out that in the current circumstances where insufficient access to appropriate sources of risk capital, particularly in the early stages, continues to be one of the most significant constraints on the creation and development of growth-oriented firms, the Commission’s Action Plan on improving access to finance for SMEs places a lot of emphasis on venture capital as a possible mode of growth finance; underlines, nonetheless, that this kind of funding is adequate only for a small number of SMEs and that bank loans remain the main source of funding, and that all alternatives should be developed by the private sector; points out the potential financing opportunities that should be explored through the European Fund for Strategic Investments and the possibility of establishing an independent EU fund for providing SMEs with risk capital;
2015/03/02
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 136 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 17
17. Calls on Member States to avoid creating barriers to the internal market by gold-plating, to review their current regulatory regimes and remove any superfluous or ineffective regulations which constitute market barriers, and to ensure consistent transposition into national legislation; invites the Commission to step up its efforts in addressing gold-plating with individual Member States; stresses the need for a clear and uniform EU-wide interpretation by national regulators and open public procurement rules, including green procurement and e-procurement, which at the moment represents a substantial barrier for SMEs wishing to internationalise and at the same time a tremendous opportunity for Member States to be early adaptors;
2015/03/02
Committee: ITRE
Amendment 155 #
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 21
21. Notes that disruptive industries and technologies often indicate flaws in existing legislation; stresses the need for continuous monitoring of existing legislation and the use of exemption clauses for certain innovative technologies to ensure that this does not hinder market entry for new technological developments;deleted
2015/03/02
Committee: ITRE