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Recognises the constraints that exist with regard to the implementation of the SES legislation; considers, nonetheless, that it is necessary to build significantly on the progress made so far, laying down binding timeframes for the implementation of the SES but also taking account of business considerations;

34. Recalls the existing assessments which indicate that improving energy efficiency and reducing energy use by 20 % compared to 2020 projections is not currently on track; calls for rapid action, greater ambition and stronger political commitment in terms of achieving the 2020 targets and looking beyond 2020, thus attracting appropriate investment; endorses the conclusion in the Commission's roadmap that energy efficiency policies are key to further reducing carbon emissions; considers, therefore, that binding targets should not be excluded; stresses that energy efficiency measures lead to job creation, economic savings, and increas ...[+++]ed security of supply and competitiveness; welcomes in this regard the priorities set by the proposed Energy Efficiency Directive for increasing energy efficiency in all sectors, and particularly in buildings through the renovation of existing building stock, focusing on a target for the renovation of public buildings; calls for an increase in resources and measures to mobilise new sources of funding at European and national level, including through new financing instruments; highlights the importance of private investment in order to overcome the current budgetary constraints in the public sector;

35. Recalls the existing assessments which indicate that improving energy efficiency and reducing energy use by 20 % compared to 2020 projections is not currently on track; calls for rapid action, greater ambition and stronger political commitment in terms of achieving the 2020 targets and looking beyond 2020, thus attracting appropriate investment; endorses the conclusion in the Commission’s roadmap that energy efficiency policies are key to further reducing carbon emissions; considers, therefore, that binding targets should not be excluded; stresses that energy efficiency measures lead to job creation, economic savings, and increas ...[+++]ed security of supply and competitiveness; welcomes in this regard the priorities set by the proposed Energy Efficiency Directive for increasing energy efficiency in all sectors, and particularly in buildings through the renovation of existing building stock, focusing on a target for the renovation of public buildings; calls for an increase in resources and measures to mobilise new sources of funding at European and national level, including through new financing instruments; highlights the importance of private investment in order to overcome the current budgetary constraints in the public sector;

REAFFIRMS the importance of continuing to provide support by developed countries beyond 2012 as set forth in the Durban decisions; WELCOMES the work programme on long-term finance to discuss under the UNFCCC the conclusions and recommendations by the UN Secretary General's High-level Advisory Group on Climate Change Financing (AGF) and by the international financial institutions in the context of the G20 in order to contribute to the on-going efforts to scale up the mobilization of climate change finance after 2012, to enable and support action on mitigation, REDD+ adaptation, technology development and transfer and capacity ...[+++]building; CONSIDERS that this work programme may provide useful input towards the identification of a path for scaling up climate funding from 2013 towards 2020 in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation with a view to hold the increase in global average temperature below 2°C above preindustrial levels; despite significant domestic financial challenges and fiscal constraints the EU and its Member States REITERATES the importance of the EU and its Member States delivering on the fast start commitments in 2012 according to the overall pledge of fast start financing;