EU to adapt state aid schemes in response to U.S. subsidy package - von der Leyen
- Country:
- Belgium
The EU will adapt its own state aid rules to prevent an exodus of investment triggered by a new U.S. green energy subsidy package, the bloc's chief executive said on Sunday.
"Competition is good... but this competition must respect a level playing field," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a speech in the Belgian city of Bruges.
"The (U.S.) Inflation Reduction Act should make us reflect on how we can improve our state aid frameworks and adapt them to a new global environment," she added.
ALSO READ
-
Colombia Bets on Vaccine Manufacturing to Build Health Security and Cut Import Dependence
-
Colombia Gets €15 Million Boost to Build Vaccine Capacity and Cut Import Dependence
-
France Plans Housing Hub to Unlock European Funding and Technical Expertise
-
EU and EIB Launch Investor Pact to Help European Tech Firms Compete on Global Stage
-
EIB- UNDP €15 Million Partnership Backs Recovery for Communities in Crisis
Google News