In an interview with Radio Euskadi, the minister explained that the pact should work on the transformation of the energy sector and the implementation of renewable energy sources. Likewise, he has pointed out that there will be an industry conference this Wednesday to discuss the emergency plan.
Euskaraz irakurri: Tapiak “energy arloko itun handi bat” lortzaren alde egin du
The Minister of Economic Development, Arantxa Tapia, called on Monday for the realization in Euskadi of “a major pact” addressing the transformation of the energy sector, including the production and implementation of renewable energy sources.
In an interview on Radio Euskadi, the minister pointed out that “if we really believe that we need to transform the whole energy sector”, we should move on “to producing energy in a different way, renewable energy sources, using hydrogen, biofuels. ..” , and “That passes for a great pact.”
Likewise, he has announced that next Wednesday, the 7th, there will be a sector conference where the first item on the agenda is the emergency plan.
Regarding the concept presented by the CAV, in which Podemos, PSOE and PP have already presented their benefits, Tapia EH Bildu reminded that the document is open to new proposals and benefits.
For the words of Urkullu who predicted that complicated autumn and winterthe minister added that “we must be alert to the situation and continue to work”, and assured that “there will be no supplies”.
On the other hand, referring to Yolanda Díaz’s proposal to put a limit on commodities, Tapia defends that “a product cannot be sold below its production price”, and has argued that it agrees to the establishment of a support mechanism , but that it is not possible that the price reduction “is taken over by the farmers”.
Tapia has indicated that the rancher is not “a case akin to that of the electric companies with those famous profits that have fallen from the sky”, and for this reason he proposes directly help producers and producers or consumers.
Faced with the stops at several factories in the automotive sector, Tapia defends that “we must stop being less dependent on third countries”, to produce our own products in the Basque Country.
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Source: EITB
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