12 Amendments of Angélique DELAHAYE related to 2018/2974(RSP)
Amendment 83 #
Paragraph 9
9. Notes however that those pathways rely to a large extent on carbon removal technologies, including through carbon capture and storage that needs to be further deployed and direct air capture, that yet havehas yet to prove theirits feasibility at industrial scale; considers that the EU net-zero strategy should not overly rely on suchnegative emissions technologies, which should complement direct emissions reductions; believes that further action by 2030 is needed if the Union is to avoid relying on carbon removal technologies that would entail significant risks for ecosystems, biodiversity and food security as confirmed by the IPCC 1.5 report;
Amendment 97 #
Paragraph 9 a (new)
9 a. Points out, as highlighted in the Commission Communication "A Clean Planet for All", that the deployment of carbon capture and storage in the EU energy and industrial sector can contribute to direct emission reductions through addressing industrial process emissions for which few or no other economically feasible alternatives for emissions mitigation are available, and for the production of low-carbon hydrogen;
Amendment 125 #
Paragraph 11 a (new)
11 a. Stresses that political acceptance by citizens is key and requires accompanying socially the transformations of the concerned sectors, so as to guarantee a just energy transition; underlines the need to anticipate such an approach and to support regions whose economies depend on activities linked to sectors or technologies that are expected to decline or will have to transform in the future;
Amendment 207 #
Paragraph 18 a (new)
18 a. Stresses the importance of a sectoral integration approach in order to facilitate decarbonisation efforts across the energy system and other associated sectors;
Amendment 219 #
Paragraph 19
19. Considers that technology developments and solutions, energy efficiency and sustainable renewable and low-carbon energy in the transport and power sectors will be key; underlines in this respect the importance of technology- specific strategies, such as for electromobility, hydrogen or methane;
Amendment 226 #
Paragraph 19 a (new)
19 a. Underlines the important role that renewable and decarbonised gases can play for the greening of the gas grid;
Amendment 235 #
Paragraph 20
20. Underlines the central importance of a renewable-based power sectorclimate neutral and reliable power production and asks the Commission and the Member States to take all necessary action in that regard as it will have spill- over effects across all economic sectors; highlights that all pathways assume full decarbonisation of the power sector by 2050, a drastic reduction of unabated fossil fuels and a strong increase in renewable energies;
Amendment 247 #
Paragraph 21
21. Stresses the need to implement the Energy Union and ensure further integration of the European Energy market in order to most effectively decarbonise the power sector and to facilitate investments where most renewable and low-carbon energy production can be effectuated;
Amendment 281 #
Paragraph 23 a (new)
23 a. Stresses the importance of investing in research, development and innovation in order to develop innovative low-carbon solutions, especially in green energies and to support the development of digital solutions to modernize infrastructures(such as smart grids…).
Amendment 354 #
Paragraph 29
29. Stresses the importance of creating a just and technology-neutral transition fund, especially for the most affected regions, with a general horizontal streamlining of social aspects into existing climate funding;
Amendment 383 #
Paragraph 33 a (new)
33 a. Calls the European Commission to fully include the European agriculture in the energy transition, to keep promoting the production of crop based biofuels, in a logic of circular economy and to steer agriculture toward dual performance on both economic and environmental aspects ;
Amendment 389 #
Paragraph 34
34. Underlines the importance of increased initiatives and sustained dialogue in relevant international fora, with the aim to spur similarpromote joint efforts and a global approach to achieve policy decisions ramping up climate ambition in other regions and third countries; considers that the EU, must, inter alia, increase its own climate financing and work actively to encourage Member States to increase their climate aid (development aid rather than loans) in third countries;