State Aid
In 2017, the company decided to invest more than €1bn in the production capacity of EV batteries at its existing plant in the Dolnoślaskie region of Poland
The Commission considers the project will encourage a significant uptake of low emission vehicles
The Commission has concerns the planned support may not be in line with EU state aid rules as it does not meet the ‘efficient district heating’ criteria set out in the Energy Efficiency Directive
The facility is expected to help divert around 160,000 tons of waste from landfill
It has been designed to transport up to 2.6bn cubic meters of natural gas a year to the national transmission network from 2021
The Italian Government intends to introduce a new aid initiative that supports electricity production from sources such as solar and onshore wind
The government intends to introduce the new aid scheme in May to support renewable sources such as wind, solar and hydropower
Operators of the combined heat and power plants will receive a premium on top of the market price
It comes up to just under £38m out of the total reductions between 2013 to 2015
The Commission said the network charges exemption given in 2012/13 was against state aid rules
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