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The net-zero industry act and the reform of the Green Deal state aid rules : a convincing reaction to the Inflation Reduction Act?
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EUI; RSC; Policy Brief; 2023/08; Florence School of Regulation; On March 16th, the Commission published its proposal on the Net-Zero Industry Act (‘NZIA’). This needs to be understood side-by-side with a reform of the relevant State aid rules, published by the Commission on March 10th - notably an update of the Temporary Crisis Framework and a revision of the State aid General Block Exemption Regulation. Taken together, this package of measures is intended to be the EU’s reaction to the US Inflation Reduction Act (‘IRA’), as well as China’s perceived continued strategic investment push into ‘Green Deal’ technologies.
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JONES, Christopher, The net-zero industry act and the reform of the Green Deal state aid rules : a convincing reaction to the Inflation Reduction Act?, EUI, RSC, Policy Brief, 2023/08, Florence School of Regulation, On March 16th, the Commission published its proposal on the Net-Zero Industry Act (‘NZIA’). This needs to be understood side-by-side with a reform of the relevant State aid rules, published by the Commission on March 10th - notably an update of the Temporary Crisis Framework and a revision of the State aid General Block Exemption Regulation. Taken together, this package of measures is intended to be the EU’s reaction to the US Inflation Reduction Act (‘IRA’), as well as China’s perceived continued strategic investment push into ‘Green Deal’ technologies. - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/75591