Europe must decarbonise its economy to reach its ambitious climate targets. The energy transition will be an integral part of this process, which is why public funding for energy is crucial. As the European Commission begins its review of the Guidelines on State aid for environmental protection and energy (EEAG), we asked industry players and regulators why these guidelines were so essential and what role they will play in Europe’s recovery and climate action:
    • Simone Mori, Enel
    • Anna Colucci, DG COMP, EU Commission
    • Clara Poletti, ARERA
    • Erkki Maillard, EDF Group

    Read CERRE’s report “State aid guidelines for environmental protection and energy (EEAG): review process, possible changes and opportunities” here: https://cerre.eu/publications/state-aid-guidelines-energy-eeag/.

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