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New legislation on state aid reimbursement received by the major energy consumers

13 Jan 2015

A month after Government Decision no. 495/2014, regarding a state aid scheme that exempts energo-intensive consumers from applying Law no. 220/2008, came into force, the Government brings changes to the state aid scheme through the adoption of Decision no. 1104/2014, published in Official Monitor no. 4 from 05 January 2015

According to the new regulations, firstly, the beneficiaries of the state aid scheme who previously received illegal help, declared incompatible through a decision of the European Commission or an aid larger than the one in compliance with the law or the ones who no longer comply with the legal eligibility requirements for the state aid scheme, will be forced to reimburse the aid received.

For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.

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