32.020101 – Further integration of the internal energy market and the interoperability of electricity and gas networks across borders 32.020102 - Enhancing Union security of energy supply 32.020103 - Contributing to sustainable development and protection of the environment || 30 30 30 || 40 40 40 || 40 40 40 || 56.7 56.6 56.7 || || || 166.7 166.6 166.7

The Commission shall, if appropriate, propose new indirect land-use change values at further levels of disaggregation; include greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the transport of raw materials; include additional values should new biofuel feedstocks come to market; and develop factors for feedstocks from energy crops grown on land.

(i) increasing competitiveness by promoting the further integration of the internal energy market and the interoperability of electricity and gas networks across borders, including by ensuring that no Member State is isolated from the European network or dependent on a single source, to be measured by the number of projects effectively contributing to competition between sources of supply and price convergence in the gas market by interconnecting Member States' networks and removing internal bottlenecks;

The Commission shall, if appropriate, propose new indirect land-use change values at further levels of disaggregation (i.e. at a feedstock level) ; the inclusion of greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the transport of raw materials; the inclusion of additional values should new biofuel feedstocks come to market as appropriate ; and the development of factors for feedstocks from non-food cellulosic and ligno-cellulosic materials.

19. Stresses that more extensive use of ICT could improve the monitoring of several phases of production and improve their management in order to increase production in relation to the use of the means of production and, simultaneously, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption; stresses, likewise, that the more extensive use of ICT, the integration of policies to promote training for farmers in new technologies and support for innovation and entrepreneurship among young farmers in particular are key topics, with a view both to making farming more environmentally sustainable and making the sector more competitive;

Furthermore, driven by economic incentives it is to be expected that industry will make additional significant improvements in its processes and the machines it uses (electric motors, compressors, etc.) European and national legislation impacts on the energy consumption of industry, and in that connection industry itself must take the necessary measures to fulfil the cap on greenhouse gas emissions imposed by the National Allocation Plans as foreseen in the Emissions Trading Directive.