Aid for environmental studies [70] % [60] % [50]% Aid for adaptation to future Union standards more than 3 years [20] % [15] % [10] % between 1 and 3 years before the entry into force [15]% [10] % [5]% Aid for management [55] % [45] % [35]% Aid for renewable energies [65] %, [55] %, [45] %, Aid for cogeneration installations [100] % if bidding process [100] % if bidding process [100] % if bidding process Aid for energy-efficiency [40] %, [30] %, [20] %, [100] % if bidding process [100] % if bidding process [100] % if bidding process Aid for district heating and cooling using [65] %, [55] %, [45]% conventional energy [100] % if bidding process [100] % if bidding process [100] % if bidding process Aid the remediation of contaminated sites [100]% [100]% [100]% [100]% [100]% Aid in the form of tradable permits [100]% [100]% [100]% [100]% Aid for energy infrastructure [100]% [100]% [100]% Aid for CCS To the aid intensities mentioned may be increased by a bonus of [5]% point in regions covered by Article 107(3)c or by a bonus of [15]% in regions covered by Article 107(3)a Treaty up to a maximum of 100% aid intensity. Annex 2 Typical State interventions The Commission considers typical examples of State aid interventions to increase the level of environmental protection or strengthen the internal energy market. In particular, for the calculation of the eligible costs on the basis of a counterfactual scenario the following guidance is provided: Aid category Counterfactual / Eligible costs The investment for the additional equipment CHP needed for the installation to operate as a cogeneration installation The eligible are the costs of the studies. Environmental Studies The costs incurred for the remediation work, less Remediation contaminated sites the increase in the value of the land. The investment costs for the construction, expansion, District heating and cooling refurbishment of one or more generation units which shall be an integral part of the efficient district heating and cooling system. The cost of conventional production not involving Waste management waste management with the same capacity investment.
Aid for environmental studies [70] % [60] % [50]% Aid for adaptation to future Union standards more than 3 years between 1 and 3 years before the entry into force [20] % [15]% [15] % [10] % [10] % [5]% Aid for management [55] % [45] % [35]% Aid for renewable energies Aid for cogeneration installations [65] %, [100] % if bidding process [55] %, [100] % if bidding process [45] %, [100] % if bidding process Aid for energy-efficiency [40] %, [100] % if bidding process [30] %, [100] % if bidding process [20] %, [100] % if bidding process Aid for district heating and cooling using conventional energy [65] %, [100] % if bidding process [55] %, [100] % if bidding process [45]% [100] % if bidding process Aid the remediation of contaminated sites [100]% [100]% [100]% Aid in the form of tradable permits [100]% [100]% [100]% Aid for energy infrastructure [100]% [100]% [100]% Aid for CCS [100]% [100]% [100]% To the aid intensities mentioned may be increased by a bonus of [5]% point in regions covered by Article 107(3)c or by a bonus of [15]% in regions covered by Article 107(3)a Treaty up to a maximum of 100% aid intensity. Annex 2 Typical State interventions The Commission considers typical examples of State aid interventions to increase the level of environmental protection or strengthen the internal energy market. In particular, for the calculation of the eligible costs on the basis of a counterfactual scenario the following guidance is provided: Aid category Counterfactual / Eligible costs CHP The investment for the additional equipment needed for the installation to operate as a cogeneration installation Environmental Studies The eligible are the costs of the studies. Remediation contaminated sites The costs incurred for the remediation work, less the increase in the value of the land. District heating and cooling The investment costs for the construction, expansion, refurbishment of one or more generation units which shall be an integral part of the efficient district heating and cooling system. Waste management The cost of conventional production not involving waste management with the same capacity investment.
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