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Reliable and affordable energy supplies are a necessary condition for the functioning of a modern society and the containment of their environmental and climate impact is a condition for its sustainability.

This proposal is therefore certainly a small step in the right direction if it is used in such a way that investments are made to improve noise protection, provide modern heavy goods vehicles and, above all, to bring about modern rail networks and modern rolling stock.

15. Strongly emphasises that any delay in the development of a modern and smart EU-wide electricity and gas grid jeopardises the EU's ambition to achieve by 2020 its 20-20-20 energy and climate objectives and to meet the EU 2050 objectives as agreed by the Heads of State and Government, thereby, enhancing the EU's security of energy supply; therefore welcomes the central focus of the Energy Strategy on smart and modern infrastructure to develop modern EU-wide integrated grids;

15. Strongly emphasises that any delay in the development of a modern and smart EU-wide electricity and gas grid jeopardises the EU's ambition to achieve by 2020 its 20-20-20 energy and climate objectives and to meet the EU 2050 objectives as agreed by the Heads of State and Government, thereby, enhancing the EU's security of energy supply; therefore welcomes the central focus of the Energy Strategy on smart and modern infrastructure to develop modern EU-wide integrated grids;

A modern European industrial policy and a modern European environmental policy can demonstrate that economy and ecology are not natural opposites, and that it is possible to solve the ecological challenges of the future by way of a rational economic approach combined with modern technology.

T. whereas the fishing capacity of a modern fishing vessel may be many times that of an old or traditional type of vessel and whereas modern techniques of locating and catching fish have developed to such an extent that they may jeopardise stocks; whereas, nevertheless, it should be borne in mind that an increase in capacity does not necessarily mean an increase in effort and that, if it is well regulated, fishing from a modern vessel is more profitable for fishermen, the product is of a higher quality and there are fewer discards; whereas it is vital to bear in mind the improvement which modern vessels have brought about to the safet ...[+++]y and living conditions of crews,