| Motion: | TREATY CONCERNING THE ACCESSION OF UKRAINE, MOLDOVA, AND GEORGIA TO THE EUROPEAN UNION |
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| Proposer: | Sebas (Ultra Right) |
| Status: | Withdrawn |
| Submitted: | 12/13/2025, 11:57 |
Article 6.01: Phased-Out Adoption of Climate Acquis The New Member States shall undertake a progressive and sequenced alignment with the Union’s climate and environmental acquis, including relevant elements of the European Green Deal and the Union’s 2050 climate neutrality objective. Such alignment shall reflect national economic capacity, energy system structure, and security considerations, and shall be implemented according to transitional arrangements agreed with the Parliament.
Article 6.01: Immediate Adoption of Climate Acquis The New Member States will be given a 2 year period to prepare their adherence to the acquis, to allow sufficient time to get things ready without being liable for any fines or penalties adopt the entirety of the Union's Climate and Environmental acquis, including commitments to the European Green Deal and the Union's 2050 climate neutrality target.
Article 6.02: Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Obligation In recognition of existing energy dependencies and infrastructure constraints, the New Member States may continue to use coal, oil, and natural gas as transitional energy sources for up to twenty-five (25) years following accession. During this period, they shall pursue a non-binding objective of increasing renewable energy to approximately 40% of electricity generation by the end of the transition, subject to national circumstances. Any reduction of fossil fuels shall remain nationally determined, technologically feasible, and economically sustainable, without Union-imposed deadlines or funding conditionality tied to specific phase-out targets.
Article 6.02: Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Obligation The New Member States must commit to a legally binding target to phase out all coal and oil usage for energy generation within ten (40) years of entry into force, with private funding strictly conditional on achieving this benchmark, with limited EU funding for this.
(a) Establishment and Financing. An EIF is hereby established, financed by: (i)
revenues from the Union own resource based on the EU Emissions Trading System
(ETS) and CBAM, (ii) a dedicated 0.15% GNI‑based contribution for 10 years from
all Member States, and (iii) reflows from existing Union climate instruments.
Article 6.03: Environmental Investment Fund A dedicated Environmental Investment Fund shall be established for the New Member States, which will be funded as a proportion of private funding available. EU funding will not exceed 20% of total funding. This will be to provide targeted grants to rapidly modernize energy grids, decarbonize industrial sectors, and restore biodiversity.
(b) Allocation. At least 70% of EIF resources shall be grants to the New Member
States; up to 30% may be blended finance.
(c) Conditionality. Disbursements are conditional on milestone delivery under
Articles 6.02, 6.04 and 6.06.
(d) Performance Incentives. Early achievement of interim targets yields a 10%
top‑up on subsequent tranches; failure to meet two consecutive milestones
triggers an automatic 10% holdback until corrective action plans are approved.
least 60% of their total electricity needs from renewable sources within ten (10) years of entry into force.(40) years of entry into force.
"Member States relying on hydropower shall adopt drought‑resilience plans,
including ecological flow guarantees, sediment management, and diversification
into solar/wind/storage to mitigate inter‑annual variability.”
Article 6.06: Biodiversity Protection and Land-Use Governance The New Member States shall advance biodiversity protection and environmental conservation in line with Union standards, while maintaining national authority over land-use planning and resource management. Conservation measures shall balance environmental objectives with agricultural productivity, infrastructure development, and rural economic sustainability, and shall not require mandatory land designation exceeding nationally determined targets.
Article 6.06: Mandatory Biodiversity Restoration The New Member States shall dedicate a specific percentage of their national territory to mandatory biodiversity restoration and protection zones, exceeding current national targets to meet Union environmental standards. There is an exception to when the land could be used for economic productivity, in which case this would not be enforced, but rather suggested.