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Brussels Regulatory Brief: November 2022 | K&L Gates LLP - Vimarsana News

Brussels Regulatory Brief: November 2022 | K&L Gates LLP

ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION - European Commission Launches a Public Consultation on the Draft Revised Market Definition Notice - On 8 November 2022, the European Commission launched a...

European Commission approves €1.2 billion energy support scheme for businesses - Vimarsana News

European Commission approves €1.2 billion energy support scheme for businesses

Businesses who qualify for the Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme will receive 40% of the increase in its energy bills.

Commission Approves €7.75 Million Aid Scheme To Help Cypriot Agricultural Producers - Vimarsana News

Commission Approves €7.75 Million Aid Scheme To Help Cypriot Agricultural Producers

The European Commission has approved a 7.75 million euro Cypriot scheme to help some agricultural producers through direct grants, in order to deal with the side effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

European Union Regulatory Updates November 2022 - Vimarsana News

European Union Regulatory Updates November 2022

European Commission solicits comment on draft Market Revision Notice, prolongs State Aid Temporary Crisis Framework due to ongoing Ukraine invasion. European Parliament publishes Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive. EC presents emergency energy package.

EC approves 7.75m aid for Cyprus agricultural sector - Vimarsana News

EC approves 7.75m aid for Cyprus agricultural sector

The European Commission has approved a 7.75 million euro Cypriot scheme to help some agricultural producers through direct grants, in order to deal with the side effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.