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EU relaxes subsidy rules to prevent exodus of green tech companies
The new rules will make it easier for member states to inject subsidies into key green tech products such as solar panels, heat pumps and wind turbines.
Why did governments spend €900bn on fossil fuel subsidies in 2022?
The International Energy Agency has urged world leaders to spend money on clean energy solutions rather than fossil fuel subsidies.
Europe’s spend on energy crisis nears 800 billion euros
The spending earmarked by the countries on the energy crisis is now in the same league as the EU's 750-billion-euro COVID-19 recovery fund.
EU presents new industrial plan to counter American green subsidies
The EU plan is a direct response to the $369-billion Inflation Reduction Act promoted by US President Joe Biden.
Germany & France account for most EU subsidies. Why is that a concern?
The US Inflation Reduction Act has triggered an intense debate in the EU that pits industrial subsidies against fair competition.
EU approves €28 billion German renewable energy scheme
Some say the multi-billion euro scheme could distort competition in the European Union's single market.
Macron-Biden meet is 'turning point' to avert trade war, Le Maire says
France's finance minister Bruno Le Maire said talks between Macron and Biden in Washington have reassured European concerns over the US Inflation Reduction Act, a massive subsidies package to US manufacturers.
EU court annuls Brussels ruling for Fiat to pay €30mn in back taxes
The European Commission had said that a 2012 tax ruling by Luxembourg toward a Fiat company was in breach of the bloc's state aid rules.
Former Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš to face trial for fraud
Babis denies any wrongdoing and has repeatedly said the allegations against him were politically motivated.
Is the UK illegally subsidising fossil fuel companies?
Britain's treasury received around £248 million (€289 million) from oil and gas production in 2020/21.
What is CAP and why is '#VotethisCAPdown' trending?
You might have seen the hashtag on Twitter as environmentalists, campaign groups and Green MEPs question the commitment of the updated policy.
Decision to give Tesla €1 billion in subsidies expected at end of 2021
The US electric carmaker will have to wait to see if it will benefit from state subsidies in Germany for its gigafactory near Berlin.
Brussels moves to control foreign takeovers of EU companies
The European Commission has proposed a new law to investigate the activity of companies that receive subsides from non-EU governments.