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Las prioridades de la política energética europea para los próximos años
La energía es vital para nuestra economía y para la sociedad. Si invertimos en el sistema energético, invertimos en nuestro futuro. Si, en cambio, descuidamos nuestros suministros energéticos y nuestra eficiencia energética, las consecuencias podrían ser profundas e irreversibles. Con respecto a esto, nuestros planes relativos a la tecnología e infraestructuras energéticas se revelan cruciales.
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