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2. Selection of CCS and RES demonstration projects for funding under this Decision shall take place through two rounds of calls for proposals organised by the Commission and addressed to Member States, covering the equivalent of 200 million allowances for the first round of call for proposals, and the equivalent of 100 million allowances and the remaining allowances from the first round of calls for proposals for the second round of calls for proposals.

2. Selection of CCS and RES demonstration projects for funding under this Decision shall take place through two rounds of calls for proposals organised by the Commission and addressed to Member States, covering the equivalent of 200 million allowances for the first round of call for proposals, and the equivalent of 100 million allowances and the remaining allowances from the first round of calls for proposals for the second round of calls for proposals.

With a view to ensuring technological diversity, eight CCS demonstration projects should be funded (with at least one and, at most, three projects in each project category, at least three with hydrocarbon reservoir storage, and at least three with saline aquifer storage) in the first round of calls for proposals, and one project should be funded in each of the RES project subcategories in the first round of calls for proposals.

Where there is insufficient competition in a particular subcategory of projects in the first round, award decisions in that subcategory should be postponed to the second round with a view to maximising the use of funds under this Decision.

Earlier this week, my colleagues from York Centre and Winnipeg South Centre held a round table which was attended by a number of organizations whose funding had been cancelled by the Conservative government or, in some cases, whose funding was threatened to be cancelled.

The Round Table's proposals may be summarised as follows: With regard to bank loans: - the Round Table recommends that communication between banks and SMEs should be improved, bank staff should receive better training and the range of financial products should be better geared to the requirements of SMEs; - in order to increase access to loans, it also advocates wider use of the facilities offered by the guarantee funds and mutual guarantee schemes; - as regards the European Investment Fund (EIF) and the interest rebates on European Investment Bank (EIB) loans, the Round Table's main recommendations are: * to earmark, in the short term, a sizeable proportion of EIF operation ...[+++]s for SME funding; * to enable the EIF to operate flexibly to take account of the actual situation in each Member State, e.g. by assisting national guarantee schemes, including mutual guarantee schemes; * to make sure that it is the end beneficiaries, i.e. SMEs, that derive the full benefit from the advantages offered by the EIF and the system of interest rebates on EIB loans and that the intermediaries are specialised in funding SMEs; * to make sure that the job-creation condition to which the granting of interest rebates is subject is applied as flexibly as possible.