Decisions on nuclear energy remain a matter of national sovereignty, but stressed that in France he personally supports more nuclear power as part of a
French MEP Thomas Pellerin-Carlin said he supports more nuclear power in France
Europe’s energy independence is impossible without nuclear energy — Finnish MP Atte Harjanne (interview)
Europe’s energy independence is impossible without the accelerated development of nuclear energy, as reliance on fossil fuels will not eliminate the EU’s external vulnerability. This
“Europe’s energy security and defense are inseparable” — Irish MEP Barry Andrews (interview)
Against the backdrop of threats surrounding the Strait of Hormuz and new risks to global energy supplies, Europe is becoming ever more acutely aware of
The West should increase its own oil and gas production — MEP Poznaks
Europe must continue to reduce its dependence on external energy supplies, primarily from non-democratic states, while strengthening its own energy stability through the development of
“Own resources”: MEP Obajtek proposed a strategy for achieving Europe’s energy independence
To achieve energy independence, Europe needs to rely on its own resources, reduce dependence on external suppliers, maintain reliable basic generation and accelerate infrastructure development.
The European Parliament put forward proposals to achieve the EU’s energy independence
Europe must reduce its strategic vulnerability in the energy sector, as dependence on external suppliers directly affects its security and sustainability. This was stated by