Anna Elzbieta Fotyga (UEN), in writing. "The draft directive of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning measures to safeguard security of electricity supply and infrastructure investment regulates many areas of common European energy market. I indicate three major aspects of the energy security which are not adequately underlined:

· enhanced use of renewable energy sources

· balanced use of various types of primary fuels

· diversification of supplies from various production centres (oil and gas fields) within one type of the primary fuel.

I consider it totally unacceptable to maintain the European policy in this respect leading, in the name of security, to complete dependency of Poland on one source of supply, namely Russian gas and oil. The well advanced in concept project of the second route of the Jamal Gas pipeline should be continued immediately. All the other projects (Baltic Sea bottom pipeline or so called "Amber Pipeline") should be abandoned as striking directly in newly emerging Ukrainian democracy. Energy security of Great Britain, Germany and Italy should not be achieved at the cost if Polish dependency and a threat to Ukrainian economic stability."