European Commission to exempt green investments from EU fiscal spending rules amid energy crisis
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Gregorio Sorgi
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Summary
The European Commission is planning to exempt green investments from EU spending rules, offering more flexibility to member states struggling with the energy crisis exacerbated by the Middle East conflict. The waiver is intended to ease fiscal constraints on countries facing rising energy costs, though it does not cover energy subsidies for households and businesses impacted by price increases. The Commission recently downgraded EU growth forecasts due to the geopolitical tensions.
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· 3 pulledBrussels' is set to offer more flexibility to countries struggling with the energy crisis fueled by Middle East war.
The European Commission last week downgraded the EU's growth forecasts on the back of the Middle East conflict.
The waiver does not cover energy subsidies to households and businesses that are impacted by rising
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