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State Aid TCF Decisions

The document lists various state aid measures approved by the European Commission under the Temporary Crisis Framework to support companies and sectors affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. These include schemes by Portugal, Lithuania, Spain, Greece, Luxembourg, Finland, Italy, France, Malta, Germany, Ireland, Poland, and others to provide funding to sectors such as agriculture, fisheries, transportation and companies facing higher energy prices or economic impacts from sanctions.

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State Aid TCF Decisions

The document lists various state aid measures approved by the European Commission under the Temporary Crisis Framework to support companies and sectors affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. These include schemes by Portugal, Lithuania, Spain, Greece, Luxembourg, Finland, Italy, France, Malta, Germany, Ireland, Poland, and others to provide funding to sectors such as agriculture, fisheries, transportation and companies facing higher energy prices or economic impacts from sanctions.

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List of Member State

measures approved under


the State aid Temporary
Crisis Framework
7 June 2022

On 23 March 2022, the European Commission adopted a Temporary Crisis Framework (TCF) to enable Member
States to use the full flexibility foreseen under State aid rules to support the economy in the context of Russia’s
invasion of Ukraine.

The Temporary Crisis Framework complements the existing State aid toolbox with many other possibilities already
available to Member States, such as measures providing compensation to companies for damages directly suffered
due to exceptional circumstances, and measures outlined in the Commission Communication on energy market
developments.

The new framework enables Member States to (i) grant limited amounts of aid to companies affected by the
current crisis or by the related sanctions and countersanctions; (ii) ensure that sufficient liquidity remains available
to businesses; and (iii) compensate companies for the additional costs incurred due to exceptionally high gas and
electricity prices.

•  3 June: €160 million Portuguese scheme to support gas intensive companies in context of Russia’s invasion
of Ukraine (SA.102757) (press release: IP/22/3408)

•  2 June: €20 million Lithuanian scheme to support companies in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102772) (press release: IP/22/3392)

•  2 June: €10 billion Spanish scheme to support companies in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102711) (press release: IP/22/3390)

•  1 June: €50 million Greek scheme to support the livestock sector in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102633) (press release: IP/22/3062)

•  20 May: €500 million Luxembourgish scheme to support companies in context of Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine (SA.102724) (press release: IP/22/3084)

•  20 May: €16 million Finnish scheme to support farmers in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102914) (press release: IP/22/3149)

•  18 May: €1.2 billion Italian scheme to support agricultural, forestry, fishery and aquaculture sectors in
context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (SA.102896) (press release: IP/22/3113)
•  17 May: Régime d’aide français de 25 millions d’euros destiné à soutenir les entreprises du secteur de la
pêche dans le contexte de l’invasion de l’Ukraine par la Russie (SA.102839) (daily news: MEX/22/3171)

•  17 May: €30 million Maltese scheme to support the importation, manufacturing and wholesale of grains
in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (SA.102758) (press release: IP/22/3065)

•  16 May: Régime d’aide français de 152,5 millions d’euros destiné à soutenir les entreprises du secteur
de l’agriculture, de la forêt et de l’aquaculture dans le contexte de l’invasion de l’Ukraine par la Russie
(SA.102783) (daily news: MEX/22/3126)

•  13 May: €1.8 million Spanish scheme to support private rail freight companies in the context of Russia’s
invasion of Ukraine (SA.102616) (daily news: MEX/22/3105)

•  10 May: €125 million Spanish scheme to support gas intensive sectors in the context of Russia’s invasion
of Ukraine (SA.102613) (daily news: MEX/22/3005)

•  6 May: Régime d’aide français de 400 millions d’euros destiné à soutenir les exploitations agricoles et
piscicoles d’élevage dans le contexte de l’invasion de l’Ukraine par la Russie (SA.102784)
(daily news: MEX/22/2975)

•  4 May: €450 million Spanish scheme to support private road transport companies in the context of
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (SA.102615) (daily news: MEX/22/2828)

•  4 May: German umbrella scheme to support companies in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102631) (daily news: MEX/22/2766)

•  2 May: €18 million Spanish scheme to support the fishing vessels companies in the context of Russia’s
invasion of Ukraine (SA.102645) (daily news: MEX/22/2787)

•  28 April: €169 million Spanish scheme to support milk producers in context of Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine (SA.102650) (press release: IP/22/2670)

•  27 April: €18 million Irish scheme to support the road haulage sector in the context of Russia’s invasion
of Ukraine (SA.102559) (press release: IP/22/2669)

•  22 April: €50 million Italian scheme to support the agricultural, forestry, fisheries and aquaculture
sectors in Friuli Venezia Giulia in the context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (SA.102522)
(daily news: MEX/22/2649)

•  19 April: €20 billion German scheme to support companies in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102542) (press release: IP/22/2505)

•  19 April: €836 million Polish scheme to support agricultural sector in context of Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine (SA.102555) (press release: IP/22/2504)

•  7 April: French liquidity scheme to support companies in context of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(SA.102395) (press release: IP/22/2290)

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