Competitors of Recipients of State Aid Can Challenge Aid Measures only when they Can Prove they Have “Legal Standing”
Introduction Perhaps paradoxically, a public authority can adopt a measure that confers an advantage to […]
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Measures to Support Electricity Prices Must Conform with the Principles of Non-discrimination and Proportionality
Introduction On 12 March 2025, the General Court delivered its judgment in case T-596/22, PGI […]
Who is “Interested Party” that Can Challenge a Commission Decision and when Must the Commission Open the Formal Investigation Procedure
Introduction On 5 September 2024, the Court of Justice of the EU [CJEU] delivered two […]
Regulatory Measures Are not State aid & Trade Unions Are not “Interested Party”
Introduction This article reviews two recent judgments dealing with the concept of state resources and […]
Another Case of Rescue Aid to an Airline
An undertaking does not have to be nationally “important” in order to qualify for rescue […]
Errors in State aid Procedures Need not Result in Annulment of a Commission Decision
Interested parties have a right to know how the compatibility of aid with the internal […]