Council Decision (Euratom) 2025/2479 of 21 October 2025 approving the conclusion, by the European Commission, on behalf of the European Atomic Energy Community, of the Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union programmes

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series

2025/2479
16.12.2025

(1)
On 12 March 2024, by means of Decision (EU, Euratom) 2024/995(1), the Council authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation for a broad package of measures related to bilateral relations between the Union and the Swiss Confederation. Those measures were to comprise institutional and State aid provisions in, and, where necessary, specific adaptations to, agreements between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market, an agreement on Switzerland’s participation in Union programmes, and an agreement forming the basis for Switzerland’s permanent contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities between regions. The Council had previously authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation on new agreements on electricity, health and food safety, on the participation of Switzerland in the European Union Agencies for the Space Programme and for Railways, and on the amendment of the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on air transport to allow for cabotage.

(2)
The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Union, a broad package of agreements and protocols (the ‘package’) which includes an Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’); Protocols on institutional, State aid and amending provisions for agreements between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Health; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on electricity; a Protocol to the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on trade in agricultural products establishing a Common Food Safety Area, and an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on the terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

(3)
The Agreement covers matters falling under competences of the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Community’), namely association to the Research and Training programme of Euratom and to the European Joint Undertaking for ITER. The Agreement should therefore be concluded on behalf of the Community as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’).

(4)
The conclusion of the Agreement by the Commission, acting on behalf of the Community, as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty, should be approved. The Agreement should be concluded at the same time as the other instruments of the package and as an integral part thereof.

(5)
With the aim to increase the breadth of their cooperation, Article 18(1) of the Agreement provides that the Parties are to apply it provisionally, in accordance with their respective internal procedures and legislation, from 1 January 2025, unless the date of signature is after 15 November 2025, in which case the Parties are to apply the Agreement provisionally from 1 January 2026.

(6)
The Agreement should therefore be applied provisionally by the Community as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty.

(7)
Pursuant to Article 18(2) of the Agreement, its provisional application is to cease at the latest on 31 December 2028 if Switzerland, by that date, has not completed its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(8)
The signing, provisional application and conclusion of the Agreement as regards matters falling under the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union is subject to a separate procedure, under that Treaty,

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community, and in particular the second paragraph of Article 101 thereof,

Having regard to the recommendation from the European Commission,

(1) On 12 March 2024, by means of Decision (EU, Euratom) 2024/995(1), the Council authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation for a broad package of measures related to bilateral relations between the Union and the Swiss Confederation. Those measures were to comprise institutional and State aid provisions in, and, where necessary, specific adaptations to, agreements between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market, an agreement on Switzerland’s participation in Union programmes, and an agreement forming the basis for Switzerland’s permanent contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities between regions. The Council had previously authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation on new agreements on electricity, health and food safety, on the participation of Switzerland in the European Union Agencies for the Space Programme and for Railways, and on the amendment of the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on air transport to allow for cabotage.

(2) The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Union, a broad package of agreements and protocols (the ‘package’) which includes an Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’); Protocols on institutional, State aid and amending provisions for agreements between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Health; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on electricity; a Protocol to the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on trade in agricultural products establishing a Common Food Safety Area, and an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on the terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

(3) The Agreement covers matters falling under competences of the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Community’), namely association to the Research and Training programme of Euratom and to the European Joint Undertaking for ITER. The Agreement should therefore be concluded on behalf of the Community as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’).

(4) The conclusion of the Agreement by the Commission, acting on behalf of the Community, as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty, should be approved. The Agreement should be concluded at the same time as the other instruments of the package and as an integral part thereof.

(5) With the aim to increase the breadth of their cooperation, Article 18(1) of the Agreement provides that the Parties are to apply it provisionally, in accordance with their respective internal procedures and legislation, from 1 January 2025, unless the date of signature is after 15 November 2025, in which case the Parties are to apply the Agreement provisionally from 1 January 2026.

(6) The Agreement should therefore be applied provisionally by the Community as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty.

(7) Pursuant to Article 18(2) of the Agreement, its provisional application is to cease at the latest on 31 December 2028 if Switzerland, by that date, has not completed its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(8) The signing, provisional application and conclusion of the Agreement as regards matters falling under the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union is subject to a separate procedure, under that Treaty,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

The conclusion by the Commission, on behalf of the European Atomic Energy Community, of the Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’), including its provisions on provisional application, is hereby approved as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’)(2).
Article 2

Prior to its conclusion, the Agreement, as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty, shall be signed and shall, subject to reciprocity, be applied provisionally in accordance with Article 18 of the Agreement.
Article 3

This Decision shall enter into force on the day of its adoption(3).
THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community, and in particular the second paragraph of Article 101 thereof,

Having regard to the recommendation from the European Commission,

(1) On 12 March 2024, by means of Decision (EU, Euratom) 2024/995(1), the Council authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation for a broad package of measures related to bilateral relations between the Union and the Swiss Confederation. Those measures were to comprise institutional and State aid provisions in, and, where necessary, specific adaptations to, agreements between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market, an agreement on Switzerland’s participation in Union programmes, and an agreement forming the basis for Switzerland’s permanent contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities between regions. The Council had previously authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation on new agreements on electricity, health and food safety, on the participation of Switzerland in the European Union Agencies for the Space Programme and for Railways, and on the amendment of the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on air transport to allow for cabotage.

(2) The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Union, a broad package of agreements and protocols (the ‘package’) which includes an Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’); Protocols on institutional, State aid and amending provisions for agreements between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Health; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on electricity; a Protocol to the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on trade in agricultural products establishing a Common Food Safety Area, and an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on the terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

(3) The Agreement covers matters falling under competences of the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Community’), namely association to the Research and Training programme of Euratom and to the European Joint Undertaking for ITER. The Agreement should therefore be concluded on behalf of the Community as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’).

(4) The conclusion of the Agreement by the Commission, acting on behalf of the Community, as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty, should be approved. The Agreement should be concluded at the same time as the other instruments of the package and as an integral part thereof.

(5) With the aim to increase the breadth of their cooperation, Article 18(1) of the Agreement provides that the Parties are to apply it provisionally, in accordance with their respective internal procedures and legislation, from 1 January 2025, unless the date of signature is after 15 November 2025, in which case the Parties are to apply the Agreement provisionally from 1 January 2026.

(6) The Agreement should therefore be applied provisionally by the Community as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty.

(7) Pursuant to Article 18(2) of the Agreement, its provisional application is to cease at the latest on 31 December 2028 if Switzerland, by that date, has not completed its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(8) The signing, provisional application and conclusion of the Agreement as regards matters falling under the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union is subject to a separate procedure, under that Treaty,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The conclusion by the Commission, on behalf of the European Atomic Energy Community, of the Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’), including its provisions on provisional application, is hereby approved as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’)(2).
Prior to its conclusion, the Agreement, as regards matters falling under the Euratom Treaty, shall be signed and shall, subject to reciprocity, be applied provisionally in accordance with Article 18 of the Agreement.
This Decision shall enter into force on the day of its adoption(3).

Council Decision (EU) 2025/2478 of 21 October 2025 on the signing, on behalf of the Union, and provisional application of the Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union programmes

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series

2025/2478
16.12.2025

(1)
On 12 March 2024, by means of Decision (EU, Euratom) 2024/995(1), the Council authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation for a broad package of measures related to bilateral relations between the Union and the Swiss Confederation. Those measures were to comprise institutional and State aid provisions in, and, where necessary, specific adaptations to, agreements between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market, an agreement on Switzerland’s participation in Union programmes, and an agreement forming the basis for Switzerland’s permanent contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities between regions. The Council had previously authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation on new agreements on electricity, health and food safety, on the participation of Switzerland in the European Union Agencies for the Union Space Programme and for Railways, and on the amendment of the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on air transport to allow for cabotage.

(2)
The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Union, a broad package of agreements and protocols (the ‘package’) which includes an Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’); Protocols on institutional, State aid and amending provisions for agreements between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on health, an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on electricity; a Protocol to the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on trade in agricultural products establishing a Common Food Safety Area, and an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on the terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

(3)
The Agreement establishes the rules applicable to the participation of Switzerland in any Union programme, activity or service, or parts thereof, which is open to its participation, and covers a wide range of areas, notably in research and innovation, nuclear fusion and fission, and education, training, youth, sport and culture, as well as other areas of common interest such as digital transformation and action in the field of health.

(4)
The Agreement is intrinsically linked to the other instruments of the package. In that respect, the Agreement provides for Switzerland’s participation in the Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health which is closely linked to the Agreement on Health. Compensatory measures could be taken under the Agreement in cases of non-compliance with the obligations stemming from the Agreement on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union.

(5)
Negotiations on the Agreement were opened and have been finalised at the same time as those on the other instruments of the package. Article 17 of the Agreement provides that its entry into force is linked to the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(6)
The Agreement is to be concluded at the same time as the other instruments of the package and as an integral part thereof.

(7)
The Agreement should be signed on behalf of the Union as regards matters falling under the TFEU, subject to its conclusion at a later date.

(8)
With the aim of increasing the breadth of their cooperation, Article 18(1) of the Agreement provides that the Parties are to apply it provisionally, in accordance with their respective internal procedures and legislation, from 1 January 2025, unless the date of its signature is after 15 November 2025, in which case the Parties are to apply the Agreement provisionally from 1 January 2026.

(9)
The Agreement should therefore be applied provisionally by the Union as regards matters falling under the TFEU.

(10)
Pursuant to Article 18(2) of the Agreement, its provisional application is to cease at the latest on 31 December 2028 if Switzerland, by that date, has not completed its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(11)
The signing and provisional application of the Agreement as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community is subject to a separate procedure under that Treaty,

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular Article 217, in conjunction with Article 218(5) and the second subparagraph of Article 218(8), thereof,

Having regard to the proposal from the European Commission,

(1) On 12 March 2024, by means of Decision (EU, Euratom) 2024/995(1), the Council authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation for a broad package of measures related to bilateral relations between the Union and the Swiss Confederation. Those measures were to comprise institutional and State aid provisions in, and, where necessary, specific adaptations to, agreements between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market, an agreement on Switzerland’s participation in Union programmes, and an agreement forming the basis for Switzerland’s permanent contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities between regions. The Council had previously authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation on new agreements on electricity, health and food safety, on the participation of Switzerland in the European Union Agencies for the Union Space Programme and for Railways, and on the amendment of the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on air transport to allow for cabotage.

(2) The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Union, a broad package of agreements and protocols (the ‘package’) which includes an Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’); Protocols on institutional, State aid and amending provisions for agreements between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on health, an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on electricity; a Protocol to the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on trade in agricultural products establishing a Common Food Safety Area, and an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on the terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

(3) The Agreement establishes the rules applicable to the participation of Switzerland in any Union programme, activity or service, or parts thereof, which is open to its participation, and covers a wide range of areas, notably in research and innovation, nuclear fusion and fission, and education, training, youth, sport and culture, as well as other areas of common interest such as digital transformation and action in the field of health.

(4) The Agreement is intrinsically linked to the other instruments of the package. In that respect, the Agreement provides for Switzerland’s participation in the Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health which is closely linked to the Agreement on Health. Compensatory measures could be taken under the Agreement in cases of non-compliance with the obligations stemming from the Agreement on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union.

(5) Negotiations on the Agreement were opened and have been finalised at the same time as those on the other instruments of the package. Article 17 of the Agreement provides that its entry into force is linked to the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(6) The Agreement is to be concluded at the same time as the other instruments of the package and as an integral part thereof.

(7) The Agreement should be signed on behalf of the Union as regards matters falling under the TFEU, subject to its conclusion at a later date.

(8) With the aim of increasing the breadth of their cooperation, Article 18(1) of the Agreement provides that the Parties are to apply it provisionally, in accordance with their respective internal procedures and legislation, from 1 January 2025, unless the date of its signature is after 15 November 2025, in which case the Parties are to apply the Agreement provisionally from 1 January 2026.

(9) The Agreement should therefore be applied provisionally by the Union as regards matters falling under the TFEU.

(10) Pursuant to Article 18(2) of the Agreement, its provisional application is to cease at the latest on 31 December 2028 if Switzerland, by that date, has not completed its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(11) The signing and provisional application of the Agreement as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community is subject to a separate procedure under that Treaty,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

The signing, on behalf of the Union, of the Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’), as regards matters other than those falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’) is hereby authorised, subject to the conclusion of the said Agreement(2).
Article 2

Subject to reciprocity, the Agreement, as regards matters other than those falling under the Euratom Treaty, shall be applied provisionally in accordance with Article 18 of the Agreement, pending its entry into force.
Article 3

This Decision shall enter into force on the date of its adoption(3).
THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular Article 217, in conjunction with Article 218(5) and the second subparagraph of Article 218(8), thereof,

Having regard to the proposal from the European Commission,

(1) On 12 March 2024, by means of Decision (EU, Euratom) 2024/995(1), the Council authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation for a broad package of measures related to bilateral relations between the Union and the Swiss Confederation. Those measures were to comprise institutional and State aid provisions in, and, where necessary, specific adaptations to, agreements between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market, an agreement on Switzerland’s participation in Union programmes, and an agreement forming the basis for Switzerland’s permanent contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities between regions. The Council had previously authorised the Commission to open negotiations with the Swiss Confederation on new agreements on electricity, health and food safety, on the participation of Switzerland in the European Union Agencies for the Union Space Programme and for Railways, and on the amendment of the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on air transport to allow for cabotage.

(2) The Commission has negotiated, on behalf of the Union, a broad package of agreements and protocols (the ‘package’) which includes an Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’); Protocols on institutional, State aid and amending provisions for agreements between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation in fields related to the internal market in which Switzerland participates; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union; an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on health, an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on electricity; a Protocol to the Agreement between the European Community and the Swiss Confederation on trade in agricultural products establishing a Common Food Safety Area, and an Agreement between the European Union and the Swiss Confederation on the terms and conditions for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in the European Union Agency for the Space Programme.

(3) The Agreement establishes the rules applicable to the participation of Switzerland in any Union programme, activity or service, or parts thereof, which is open to its participation, and covers a wide range of areas, notably in research and innovation, nuclear fusion and fission, and education, training, youth, sport and culture, as well as other areas of common interest such as digital transformation and action in the field of health.

(4) The Agreement is intrinsically linked to the other instruments of the package. In that respect, the Agreement provides for Switzerland’s participation in the Programme for the Union’s action in the field of health which is closely linked to the Agreement on Health. Compensatory measures could be taken under the Agreement in cases of non-compliance with the obligations stemming from the Agreement on Switzerland’s regular financial contribution towards reducing economic and social disparities in the European Union.

(5) Negotiations on the Agreement were opened and have been finalised at the same time as those on the other instruments of the package. Article 17 of the Agreement provides that its entry into force is linked to the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(6) The Agreement is to be concluded at the same time as the other instruments of the package and as an integral part thereof.

(7) The Agreement should be signed on behalf of the Union as regards matters falling under the TFEU, subject to its conclusion at a later date.

(8) With the aim of increasing the breadth of their cooperation, Article 18(1) of the Agreement provides that the Parties are to apply it provisionally, in accordance with their respective internal procedures and legislation, from 1 January 2025, unless the date of its signature is after 15 November 2025, in which case the Parties are to apply the Agreement provisionally from 1 January 2026.

(9) The Agreement should therefore be applied provisionally by the Union as regards matters falling under the TFEU.

(10) Pursuant to Article 18(2) of the Agreement, its provisional application is to cease at the latest on 31 December 2028 if Switzerland, by that date, has not completed its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of the other instruments of the package.

(11) The signing and provisional application of the Agreement as regards matters falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community is subject to a separate procedure under that Treaty,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The signing, on behalf of the Union, of the Agreement between the European Union and the European Atomic Energy Community, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other part, on the participation of the Swiss Confederation in Union Programmes (the ‘Agreement’), as regards matters other than those falling under the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (the ‘Euratom Treaty’) is hereby authorised, subject to the conclusion of the said Agreement(2).
Subject to reciprocity, the Agreement, as regards matters other than those falling under the Euratom Treaty, shall be applied provisionally in accordance with Article 18 of the Agreement, pending its entry into force.
This Decision shall enter into force on the date of its adoption(3).

Council Decision (EU) 2025/2446 of 18 July 2025 authorising the opening of negotiations on the revision of the Treaty establishing the Transport Community

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series

2025/2446
1.12.2025

(1)
The Treaty establishing the Transport Community(1)(‘TCT’) was signed on behalf of the Union in accordance with Council Decision (EU) 2017/1937(2). On 4 March 2019, it was approved on behalf of the Union by means of Council Decision (EU) 2019/392(3). It entered into force on 1 May 2019.

(2)
The TCT furthers the development of the transport network between the Union, on the one hand, and the Republic of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of North Macedonia, Kosovo(*1), Montenegro and the Republic of Serbia (hereinafter referred to as the ‘South East European Parties’), on the other, in the field of road, rail, inland waterway and maritime transport. The Transport Community established by the TCT is based on the progressive integration of the transport markets of the South East European Parties into the Union transport market on the basis of the relevant provisions of the Unionacquis.

(3)
Article 42 of the TCT provides that the TCT is to be reviewed at the request of any contracting party and at any event five years after its entry into force.

(4)
In January 2024, a working group was set up to hold exploratory talks on a review of the TCT. The working group was composed of representatives of the Commission, of the Member States, of the South East European Parties, and of the current observing participants. It has concluded its discussions on the review and identified a need to update the TCT.

(5)
Considerable progress has been achieved in the closer engagement between the Transport Community and two of the observing participants, namely Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova.

(6)
The Union should participate in the negotiations on the amendment of the TCT,

(1)
The general objective of the amendments should be to support and strengthen the legislative alignment of all contracting parties with the relevant EU acquis, in view of their respective European perspectives, and also boost the progressive integration of their transport markets into the EU transport market.

(2)
The amendments should also enable the full membership of the observing participants from Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova in the Transport Community Treaty. Further, to ensure their full integration in the TCT, the Commission should negotiate annexes on transitional arrangements, as referred to in Article 40 of the TCT, to be applicable to both of these countries upon their accession. In addition, the Commission should be able to address potential demands as regards the substance of the TCT from Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova.

(3)
In this regard, the amendments might also comprise a review of the provisions that refer specifically to the Western Balkans, so that these provisions also refer, where relevant, to the countries mentioned above, as well as a review of the budgetary burden-sharing formula set out in Annex V to the Treaty to account for the expanded number of contracting parties and ensure a continued equitable distribution of the contributions.

(4)
The amendments aiming to boost legislative alignment should comprise the following additional aspects:(a)reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;(b)recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;(c)strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and(d)clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).
(a)
reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;
(b)
recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;
(c)
strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and
(d)
clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).

(a)
reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;

(b)
recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;

(c)
strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and

(d)
clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).

(a)
reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;

(b)
recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;

(c)
strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and

(d)
clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).

(5)
The amendments should ensure that Annex I to the TCT is updated, notably to add EU acquis pre-dating the signature of the TCT and to take account of relevant policy developments. If appropriate, this could involve including new legislation in the field of transport or associated areas mentioned in that Annex.

(6)
The amendments should update, where necessary, the provisions of Articles 8 and 9 concerning the development of the indicative trans-European transport network (TEN-T) extension to the South East European Parties and the corresponding five-year rolling work plan, to account for policy developments in the TEN-T legislative framework.

(7)
The amendments should ensure a less cumbersome way of consulting experts from the South East European Parties concerning the obligations currently set out in point 4 of Annex II to the TCT.

(8)
The amendments should reflect agreements already reached concerning the official denomination of the Republic of North Macedonia.

(9)
The Commission should also explore the need to adapt the currently existing bilateral protocols where relevant, for example with regard to the specific situation of landlocked parties and current provisions on maritime transport.

(10)
The amendments should revisit the rules on the application of the case-law of the Court of Justice, notably to cover also case-law delivered after the date of signature of the TCT.

(11)
The amendments might also include minor technical issues not subsumed within any of the previous negotiating directives (e.g. existing typos, certain incorrect or outdated references).

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular Articles 91 and 100(2), in conjunction with Article 218(3) and (4) thereof,

Having regard to the recommendation from the European Commission,

(1) The Treaty establishing the Transport Community(1)(‘TCT’) was signed on behalf of the Union in accordance with Council Decision (EU) 2017/1937(2). On 4 March 2019, it was approved on behalf of the Union by means of Council Decision (EU) 2019/392(3). It entered into force on 1 May 2019.

(2) The TCT furthers the development of the transport network between the Union, on the one hand, and the Republic of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of North Macedonia, Kosovo(*1), Montenegro and the Republic of Serbia (hereinafter referred to as the ‘South East European Parties’), on the other, in the field of road, rail, inland waterway and maritime transport. The Transport Community established by the TCT is based on the progressive integration of the transport markets of the South East European Parties into the Union transport market on the basis of the relevant provisions of the Unionacquis.

(3) Article 42 of the TCT provides that the TCT is to be reviewed at the request of any contracting party and at any event five years after its entry into force.

(4) In January 2024, a working group was set up to hold exploratory talks on a review of the TCT. The working group was composed of representatives of the Commission, of the Member States, of the South East European Parties, and of the current observing participants. It has concluded its discussions on the review and identified a need to update the TCT.

(5) Considerable progress has been achieved in the closer engagement between the Transport Community and two of the observing participants, namely Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova.

(6) The Union should participate in the negotiations on the amendment of the TCT,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

The Commission is hereby authorised to conduct negotiations, on behalf of the Union, on an international agreement on the revision of the Treaty establishing the Transport Community.
Article 2

The negotiations shall be conducted on the basis of the negotiating directives of the Council set out in the addendum to this Decision.
Article 3

The negotiations shall be conducted in consultation with the Working Party on Transport – Intermodal Questions and Networks, which is hereby designated as the special committee provided for in Article 218(4) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
Article 4

This Decision is addressed to the Commission.
THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular Articles 91 and 100(2), in conjunction with Article 218(3) and (4) thereof,

Having regard to the recommendation from the European Commission,

(1) The Treaty establishing the Transport Community(1)(‘TCT’) was signed on behalf of the Union in accordance with Council Decision (EU) 2017/1937(2). On 4 March 2019, it was approved on behalf of the Union by means of Council Decision (EU) 2019/392(3). It entered into force on 1 May 2019.

(2) The TCT furthers the development of the transport network between the Union, on the one hand, and the Republic of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of North Macedonia, Kosovo(*1), Montenegro and the Republic of Serbia (hereinafter referred to as the ‘South East European Parties’), on the other, in the field of road, rail, inland waterway and maritime transport. The Transport Community established by the TCT is based on the progressive integration of the transport markets of the South East European Parties into the Union transport market on the basis of the relevant provisions of the Unionacquis.

(3) Article 42 of the TCT provides that the TCT is to be reviewed at the request of any contracting party and at any event five years after its entry into force.

(4) In January 2024, a working group was set up to hold exploratory talks on a review of the TCT. The working group was composed of representatives of the Commission, of the Member States, of the South East European Parties, and of the current observing participants. It has concluded its discussions on the review and identified a need to update the TCT.

(5) Considerable progress has been achieved in the closer engagement between the Transport Community and two of the observing participants, namely Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova.

(6) The Union should participate in the negotiations on the amendment of the TCT,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The Commission is hereby authorised to conduct negotiations, on behalf of the Union, on an international agreement on the revision of the Treaty establishing the Transport Community.
The negotiations shall be conducted on the basis of the negotiating directives of the Council set out in the addendum to this Decision.
The negotiations shall be conducted in consultation with the Working Party on Transport – Intermodal Questions and Networks, which is hereby designated as the special committee provided for in Article 218(4) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
This Decision is addressed to the Commission.

Commission Decision (EU) 2025/2433 of 29 July 2025 on the aid scheme SA.51501 (2021/C) (ex 2019/NN) (ex (2018/N) implemented by Czechia in favour of large enterprises active in primary agricultural production (notified under document C(2025) 5149)

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series

2025/2433
5.12.2025

(1)
By letter dated 29 June 2018, Czechia notified to the Commission the aid scheme SA.51501 (2018/N) –Czechia, Aid for insurance premium for large enterprises, which provides for the granting of aid for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events and plant pests or animal disease respectively to crops and livestock (the ‘scheme’).

(2)
The Commission requested additional information by letters of 24 August 2018, 8 October 2018, 17 December 2018, 6 March 2019, 28 May 2019 and 8 January 2020. The Czech authorities submitted additional information by letters of 18 September 2018, 18 January 2019, 23 April 2019, 23 September 2019 and 10 February 2020.

(3)
Information obtained during the preliminary examination of the scheme revealed that some aid had already been granted to large enterprises for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events and plant pests or animal disease respectively to crops and livestock (‘the individual aid’). The Czech authorities granted this aid under the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA)(2), considering that the recipients qualified as SMEs.

(4)
On 12 January 2021, the Commission adopted Decision C(2021)34 final of 12 January 2021(3)(hereafter the ‘opening decision’), whereby it informed Czechia that it had decided to initiate the procedure laid down in Article 108(2) TFEU in respect of (i) the individual aid and (ii) the scheme. The opening decision was published in theOfficial Journal of the European Union(4).

(5)
By letter of 19 February 2021, the Czech authorities submitted their comments.

(6)
The Commission received no comments from other interested parties.

(7)
The Commission requested further clarification from the Czech authorities by letters of 4 August 2023, 8 February 2024 and 6 June 2024. The Czech authorities responded by letters of 24 August 2023, 28 February 2024 and 26 June 2024.

(8)
This decision assesses the compatibility with the internal market i) of the scheme and ii) of the individual aid referred to in recital 3.

(9)
The objective of the scheme is to provide aid for the payment of insurance premiums, thus making insurance broadly available to the sector of agricultural primary production. Insurance is considered to be an efficient risk management tool, providing increased security for farmers against unforeseeable damage. The scheme provides for aid for insurance premiums covering crops and livestock.

(10)
The scheme is proposed to be in place from the notification of the Commission Decision approving the scheme until 31 December 2024.

(11)
The legal base is constituted by the following legal acts:(a)Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;(b)Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].
(a)
Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;
(b)
Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].

(a)
Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;

(b)
Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].

(a)
Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;

(b)
Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].

(12)
The overall budget of the scheme is estimated at CZK 690 million (approx. EUR 25,8 million(5)). The aid is to be financed from the State budget.

(13)
The granting authority is the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund [Podpůrný a garanční rolnický a lesnický fond, a.s.]. It is a special purpose government agency, in the form of joint stock company, in which 100 % of the shares are owned by the State. It acts as a granting authority on the basis of § 2da of Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture.

(14)
Aid would be paid in the form of direct grants. The Czech authorities consider this aid form as the most appropriate for covering the costs of insurance premiums.

(15)
The scheme is designed in favour of large enterprises active in the agricultural primary production.

(16)
The estimated number of beneficiaries is more than 1 000.

(17)
The Czech authorities confirmed that undertakings in difficulty within the meaning of point 33(63) of the Guidelines for State aid in the agricultural and forestry sectors and in rural areas(6)(hereafter the ‘2023 Guidelines’) are not eligible for aid under the scheme.

(18)
Likewise, the Czech authorities committed to suspend the payment of the aid if the beneficiary still had at its disposal an earlier unlawful aid that was declared incompatible by a Commission decision (either concerning an individual aid or an aid scheme), until the beneficiary has reimbursed or paid into a blocked account the total amount of the unlawful and incompatible aid including the corresponding recovery interest.

(19)
With the notification, Czechia intends to complement existing aid measure SA.49594 (2017/XA) that was in place as from 1 January 2018(7). This measure was exempted on the basis of Commission Regulation (EU) No 702/2014(8)(hereafter the ‘ABER’) and its scope was limited to SMEs. By the notification, Czechia therefore intends to put in place the basis for aid in favour of large enterprises.

(20)
According to the national legal basis, ‘natural disasters’ are understood as earthquakes, avalanches, landslides and floods, tornadoes and naturally occurring wildfires. ‘Adverse climate events’ are understood as adverse weather conditions such as frost, storms and hail, ice, heavy or persistent rain, drought or other adverse climate conditions. ‘Plant pests’ are understood as any species, strain or biotype of plant, animal or pathogen harmful to plants or plant products.

(21)
Aid can be granted to growers who take out a crop-insurance policy in their own name and pay at least CZK 1 000 (approx. EUR 37,4) in premiums for a relevant year. Forests and forest nurseries are not considered as crops.

(22)
The aid intensity depends on the type of crops. It varies between 35 % and 65 % of the documented cost of special-crop insurance for a relevant year. For other crops, the aid intensity varies between 10 % and 50 % of the documented cost of the insurance for a relevant year.

(23)
‘Special crops’ means in particular:(a)permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);(b)strawberries;(c)potatoes;(d)sugar beet;(e)vegetables;(f)ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;(g)fibre plants (flax and hemp);(h)production of grasses and clover grown for seed.
(a)
permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);
(b)
strawberries;
(c)
potatoes;
(d)
sugar beet;
(e)
vegetables;
(f)
ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;
(g)
fibre plants (flax and hemp);
(h)
production of grasses and clover grown for seed.

(a)
permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);

(b)
strawberries;

(c)
potatoes;

(d)
sugar beet;

(e)
vegetables;

(f)
ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;

(g)
fibre plants (flax and hemp);

(h)
production of grasses and clover grown for seed.

(a)
permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);

(b)
strawberries;

(c)
potatoes;

(d)
sugar beet;

(e)
vegetables;

(f)
ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;

(g)
fibre plants (flax and hemp);

(h)
production of grasses and clover grown for seed.

(24)
Aid can be granted to livestock farmers who take out a livestock-insurance policy in their own name and pay at least CZK 1 000 (approx. EUR 37,4) in premiums for a relevant year.

(25)
The aid intensity varies between 35 % up to 65 % of the documented insurance costs.

(26)
The Czech authorities confirmed that the insurance payments must be limited to compensations for not more than the cost of making good the damage caused by the events concerned (recital 20) and that they could cover only the actual production before the damage occurrence . Further, insurance contracts would not require or specify the type or quantity of future production.

(27)
The Czech authorities confirmed that the aid cannot be limited to insurance provided by a single insurance company or a group of companies and that the aid cannot be conditional upon the insurance contract being concluded with a company established in Czechia.

(28)
The aid applicants have to conclude an insurance contract with an insurance provider, which has a cooperation agreement with the granting authority(9). Any insurance provider may request to conclude such a cooperation agreement with the granting authority.

(29)
According to the national legal basis and as confirmed by the Czech authorities, the aid application has to be submitted before the payment of insurance premium.

(30)
The aid application has to include the applicant's name and the size of the undertaking, a description of the project or activity, including its location and start and end dates, the amount of aid needed to carry it out and the eligible costs.

(31)
Applicants have to describe in the application the situation without the aid (counterfactual scenario) and submit documentary evidence in support of the counterfactual described in the application. When receiving an application, the granting authority has to carry out a credibility check of the counterfactual and confirm that the aid has the required incentive effect.

(32)
Aid cannot be cumulated with aid received from other local, regional, national or Union schemes or with ad hoc aid for the same eligible costs.

(33)
The maximum aid intensity and aid amount are calculated in a non-discriminatory manner by the granting authority at the moment of granting the aid. The eligible costs must be supported by clear, contemporary documentary evidence. For the purposes of calculating the aid intensity and the eligible costs, all figures used have to be taken before any deduction of tax or other charge.

(34)
Value added tax (‘VAT’) is not eligible for aid, except where it is not recoverable under the national rules.

(35)
The Czech authorities explained that the scheme is not expected to have an environmental impact, as it consisted only of aid towards the payment of insurance premiums.

(36)
The same measure is not included in the Czech Strategic Plan (‘CSP’), but the scheme was consistent with the general common agricultural policy (‘CAP’) objective of fostering competitive and resilient agricultural sector, laid down in Article 5, point (a) of Regulation (EU) 2021/2115 of the European Parliament and of the Council(10), as well as with the specific CAP objective of supporting viable farm income and resilience of the agricultural sector and increasing farm competitiveness, as laid down in Article 6(1), points (a) and (b), of that Regulation.

(37)
The Czech authorities confirmed that they would publish in the European Commission’s transparency award module(11)the full text of the scheme and its implementing provisions or legal basis, the identity of the granting authority and the identity of the beneficiaries which receive individual aid award exceeding EUR 60 000(12). The Czech authorities confirmed that such information would be published after the decision to grant the aid has been taken, it would be kept for at least 10 years and be available for the general public without restrictions.

(38)
The Czech authorities committed to adapt the scheme to the new rules(13), which have been in force as from 1 January 2023 and apply them to the scheme(14).

(39)
The objective of the individual aid was to make insurance broadly available to agricultural sector through partial compensation of the costs of insurance premium. The eligible insurance covered crops and livestock.

(40)
The individual aid was granted from 1 January 2018 until 31 December 2022.

(41)
Czechia granted the individual aid on the basis of the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA).

(42)
The budget of the individual aid has not been established. While the formal investigation allowed to identify one beneficiary of such individual aid (recital 261), other beneficiaries may have also received of the individual aid. In any event, the individual aid was financed from the State budget.

(43)
The granting authority was the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund [Podpůrný a garanční rolnický a lesnický fond, a.s.]. It is a special purpose government agency, in the form of joint stock company, in which 100 % of the shares are owned by the State. It acts as a granting authority on the basis of § 2da of Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture.

(44)
The individual aid was granted in the form of direct grants. The Czech authorities considered this form as the most appropriate for covering the costs of insurance premiums.

(45)
The beneficiaries of the individual aid were large enterprises active in agricultural primary production.

(46)
The Czech authorities confirmed that undertakings in difficulty within the meaning of point 33(63) of the Guidelines for State aid in the agricultural and forestry sectors and in rural areas were not eligible for aid.

(47)
Likewise, no individual aid was granted to beneficiaries that still had at their disposal an earlier unlawful aid that was declared incompatible by a Commission decision (either concerning an individual aid or an aid scheme), until that beneficiary has reimbursed or paid into a blocked account the total amount of the unlawful and incompatible aid including the corresponding recovery interest.

(48)
Under the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA), ‘natural disasters’ are understood as earthquakes, avalanches, landslides and floods, tornadoes and naturally occurring wildfires. ‘Adverse climate events’ are understood as adverse weather conditions such as frost, storms and hail, ice, heavy or persistent rain, drought or other adverse climate conditions. ‘Plant pests’ are understood as any species, strain or biotype of plant, animal or pathogen harmful to plants or plant products.

(49)
Aid could be granted to growers who took out a crop-insurance policy in their own name and paid at least CZK 1 000 (approx. EUR 37,4) in premiums for a relevant year. Forests and forest nurseries are not considered as crops.

(50)
The aid intensity depended on the type of crops. It varied between 35 % and 65 % of the documented cost of special-crop insurance for a relevant year. For other crops, the aid intensity varied between 10 % and 50 % of the documented cost of the insurance for a relevant year.

(51)
‘Special crops’ means in particular:(a)permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);(b)strawberries;(c)potatoes;(d)sugar beet;(e)vegetables;(f)ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;(g)fibre plants (flax and hemp);(h)production of grasses and clover grown for seed.
(a)
permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);
(b)
strawberries;
(c)
potatoes;
(d)
sugar beet;
(e)
vegetables;
(f)
ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;
(g)
fibre plants (flax and hemp);
(h)
production of grasses and clover grown for seed.

(a)
permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);

(b)
strawberries;

(c)
potatoes;

(d)
sugar beet;

(e)
vegetables;

(f)
ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;

(g)
fibre plants (flax and hemp);

(h)
production of grasses and clover grown for seed.

(a)
permanent crops, including nurseries, i.e.: vines, hops, fruit (apricots, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, nuts, almonds, quince, plums, damsons, greengages, raspberries, blackberries, rowanberries, black rowanberries, chestnuts);

(b)
strawberries;

(c)
potatoes;

(d)
sugar beet;

(e)
vegetables;

(f)
ornamental plants including nurseries, medicinal, aromatic and culinary plants, poppies;

(g)
fibre plants (flax and hemp);

(h)
production of grasses and clover grown for seed.

(52)
Aid could be granted to livestock farmers who took out a livestock-insurance policy in their own name and paid at least CZK 1 000 (approx. EUR 37,4) in premiums for a relevant year.

(53)
The aid intensity varied between 35 % up to 65 % of the documented insurance costs.

(54)
The Czech authorities confirmed that the insurance payments had to be limited to compensations for not more than the cost of making good the damage caused by the events concerned (recital 20) and that they could cover only the actual production before the damage occurrence. Further, insurance contracts would not require or specify the type or quantity of future production.

(55)
The Czech authorities confirmed that the aid could not be limited to insurance provided by a single insurance company or a group of companies and that the aid could not be conditional upon the insurance contract being concluded with a company established in Czechia.

(56)
The aid applicants had to conclude an insurance contract with an insurance provider, which had a cooperation agreement with the granting authority(15). Any insurance provider could request to conclude such a cooperation agreement with the granting authority.

(57)
Under the scheme SA.49694 (2017/XA), and as confirmed by the Czech authorities, the aid application had to be submitted before the payment of insurance premium.

(58)
The aid application had to include the applicant's name and the size of the undertaking, a description of the project or activity, including its location and start and end dates, the amount of aid needed to carry it out and the eligible costs.

(59)
Aid could not be cumulated with aid received from other local, regional, national or Union schemes or with ad hoc aid for the same eligible costs.

(60)
The maximum aid intensity and aid amount were to be calculated in a non-discriminatory manner by the granting authority at the moment of granting the aid. The eligible costs had to be supported by clear, contemporary documentary evidence. For the purposes of calculating the aid intensity and the eligible costs, all figures used had to be taken before any deduction of tax or other charge.

(61)
VAT was not eligible for aid, except where it was not recoverable under the national rules.

(62)
The Czech authorities explained that the aid had no environmental impact, as it only compensated for part of the insurance premiums.

(63)
The same measure is not included in the Czech Strategic Plan (‘CSP’) or in the Czech Rural Development Programme for 2014-2020, but the aid objective is consistent with the general common agricultural policy (‘CAP’) objective of fostering competitive and resilient agricultural sector, as well as with the specific CAP objective of supporting viable farm income and resilience of the agricultural sector and increasing farm competitiveness.

(64)
The Czech authorities confirmed that they would publish in the European Commission’s transparency award module(16)the full text of the measure and its implementing provisions or legal basis, the identity of the granting authority and the identity of the beneficiaries which receive individual aid award exceeding EUR 60 000(17). The Czech authorities confirmed that such information would be published after the decision to grant the aid has been taken, it would be kept for at least 10 years and be available for the general public without restrictions.

(65)
As indicated in recital 67 of the opening decision, the Commission initiated the procedure pursuant to Article 108(2) TFEU on the following grounds:(a)As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.(b)As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.
(a)
As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.
(b)
As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.

(a)
As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.

(b)
As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.

(a)
As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.

(b)
As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.

(66)
In accordance with Article 107(3) TFEU, aid may only be considered compatible with the internal market if it can benefit from one of the derogations provided for in that Article. In the cases at hand, the Commission examined whether the derogation provided for in Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU was applicable.

(67)
In accordance with Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, aid may be considered compatible with the internal market, if it is found to facilitate the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas, where such aid does not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.

(68)
In the opening decision, the Commission assessed the compatibility of the scheme with the internal market in the light of the European Union Guidelines for State aid in the agricultural and forestry sectors and in rural areas 2014 to 2020(18)(hereafter the ‘2014 Guidelines’), which were in force at the time.

(69)
Specifically, the Commission assessed the compatibility of the scheme with the internal market in the light of Chapter 3 (‘Common assessment principles’) of Part I the 2014 Guidelines.

(70)
On the occasion of that assessment, the Commission expressed doubts that the scheme was compatible with the internal market under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, because of doubts related to the moment of the aid application submission.

(71)
Pursuant to point (66) of the 2014 Guidelines, aid could only be found compatible with the internal market if it leads to changing the behaviour of an undertaking in such a way that it engages in an additional activity in which it would have not engaged without the aid or in which it would engage in a restricted or a different manner.

(72)
Pursuant to point (70) of the 2014 Guidelines, the Commission considers that aid does not present an incentive for the beneficiary wherever work or activity has already started prior to the aid application by the beneficiary to the national authorities.

(73)
Pursuant to point 35(25) of the 2014 Guidelines, ‘start of works on the project or activity’ means the earlier of, either the start of the activities, or the construction works relating to the investment, or the first legally binding commitment to order equipment or employ services or any other commitment that makes the project or activity irreversible.

(74)
Under the rules of the scheme, the aid application has to be submitted after the insurance contract was concluded but before the insurance premium is paid (recital 29).

(75)
In recital 66 of the opening decision, the Commission expressed doubts that such a national procedure complied with point (35)25 of the 2014 Guidelines, specifically whether the aid applications would be submitted before the moment of the ‘start of works on the project or activity’, as defined in that point. The Commission expressed the preliminary opinion that in the present case the conclusion of an insurance contract constituted the first legally binding commitment and that this moment must be therefore considered as a ‘start of works on the project or activity’. The Commission therefore preliminarily concluded that for point (70) of the 2014 Guidelines to be complied with, the applications should be submitted not only before the payment of the insurance premium, but also before the conclusion of the insurance contract.

(76)
On the basis of these considerations, the Commission expressed doubts that the scheme complied with the State aid rules related to the incentive effect(19).

(77)
On those grounds, the Commission initiated the procedure pursuant to Article 108(2) TFEU, and invited all third parties that may have been affected by this aid as well as Czechia to submit their comments. At the same time, the Commission invited Czechia to provide all information that may help assess the aid.

(78)
In its opening decision, the Commission referred to the market information obtained during the preliminary examination, which indicated that individual aid had been granted to certain large enterprises that had been erroneously evaluated by the granting authority as SMEs at the moment of granting. The Commission considered that such evaluation had been done on purely formal grounds(20), i.e. by exclusively checking the formal fulfilment of the criteria defining an SME, without taking into account the economic reality and case law principles set out in recitals 58 to 61 of the opening decision. The Commission considered that Czechia had already granted aid to beneficiaries that may not have complied with the SME definition at the moment of granting aid(21)and that, therefore, could not benefit from the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA). The Commission thus considered that any such individual aid already granted prior to the notification of the scheme and, therefore, prior to its approval, was unlawful because it was granted in violation of Article 108(3) TFEU(22).

(79)
The consideration outlined by the Commission in the opening decision was based on its interpretation of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER, as explained in recital 61 of that decision. The Commission specified that its interpretation was based on the case law of the Court of Justice and the General Court of the European Union (‘Union Courts’) guided by the principle ofeffet utile.

(80)
In accordance with Article 107(3) TFEU, aid may only be considered compatible with the internal market if it can benefit from one of the derogations provided for in that Article. In the cases at hand, the Commission examined whether the derogation provided for in Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU was applicable.

(81)
In accordance with Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, aid may be considered compatible with the internal market, if it is found to facilitate the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas, where such aid does not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.

(82)
In the opening decision, the Commission assessed the compatibility of the individual aid with the internal market in the light of the 2014 Guidelines, which were in force at the time.

(83)
Specifically, the Commission assessed the compatibility of the individual aid with the internal market in the light of Chapter 3 (‘Common assessment principles’) of Part I the 2014 Guidelines.

(84)
On the occasion of that assessment, the Commission expressed doubts that the aid granted unlawfully was compatible with the internal market under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, specifically in relation to the presence of an incentive effect. In that regard, the Commission examined two conditions: submission of counterfactual scenario and the moment of the aid application submission.

(85)
Pursuant to point (72) of the 2014 Guidelines, beneficiaries, which are large enterprises, have to describe in the aid application the situation without the aid, i.e. the counterfactual scenario or alternative project or activity. The counterfactual scenario have to be supported by documentary evidence and the granting authority had to carry out its credibility check and confirm its incentive effect.

(86)
At the stage of the opening decision, the Commission had doubts as to whether that requirement was respected in case of large beneficiaries that received individual aid referred to in recital 3. The Commission considered that this condition was not complied with because of the misapplication of the SMEs definition in the context of the implementation of the block-exempted scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA).

(87)
In that regard, in the opening decision the Commission referred to certain elements of the SME definition set out in Annex I to the ABER and the relevant case law of the Union Courts(23), as also referred to in in recitals 78 and 79 of this Decision.

(88)
Beneficiaries of the aid under the block-exempted scheme could be only SMEs and, thus, they were not required to submit the counterfactual scenario. Therefore, the Commission expressed doubts as to whether the beneficiaries of the individual aid submitted the counterfactual scenario required to establish the incentive effect of such aid(24).

(89)
Pursuant to point (66) of the 2014 Guidelines, aid could only be found compatible with the internal market if it leads to changing the behaviour of an undertaking in such a way that it engages in an additional activity in which it would have not engaged without the aid or in which it would engage in a restricted or a different manner.

(90)
Pursuant to point (70) of the 2014 Guidelines, the Commission considers that aid does not present an incentive for the beneficiary wherever work or activity has already started prior to the aid application by the beneficiary to the national authorities.

(91)
Pursuant to point 35(25) of the 2014 Guidelines, ‘start of works on the project or activity’ means the earlier of, either the start of the activities, or the construction works relating to the investment, or the first legally binding commitment to order equipment or employ services or any other commitment that makes the project or activity irreversible.

(92)
In the case at hand, the aid application had to be submitted after the insurance contract had been concluded but before the insurance premium was paid (recital 29 of this Decision).

(93)
In recital 62 of the opening decision, the Commission expressed doubts as to whether the beneficiaries which received individual aid as a result of their erroneous classification as SMEs had submitted a counterfactual scenario.

(94)
The Commission thus decided to initiate the procedure pursuant to Article 108(2) TFEU regarding the individual aid ‘because of doubts related to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission’(25).

(95)
Czechia informed the Commission that under the scheme no call for aid applications had been open. Therefore, no aid was granted under the scheme before the date of the submission of the comments of the Czech authorities to the opening decision.

(96)
Czechia informed the Commission that in the standard administrative follow up check several beneficiaries of aid under the block-exempted scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA) were identified as large enterprises. Since at that time there was no legal basis in place for large enterprises and that block-exempted scheme was limited to SMEs (recital 19), Czechia put in place recovery procedures concerning those beneficiaries. Czechia submitted a list of beneficiaries which were concerned by the recovery.

(97)
Czechia also submitted the following list of other checked beneficiaries for which, according to the Czech authorities, theex-postcheck did not reveal any irregularities: AGROPARKL s.r.o., Podnik pro výrobu vajec v Kosičkách s.r.o., Zemědělský podnik Kvasicko, a.s., MEZILESÍ s.r.o., MORAVA-HOP s.r.o., AGRO Jesenice u Prahy a.s., ZEPOS a.s., AGROSERVIS 1. zemědělská a.s. Višňové, JAROS s.r.o., Zea a.s., ZEV Šaratice a.s., Agro družstvo Sebranice, PROVEM a.s. Havlíčkův Brod, Zemědělské družstvo Radiměř, Zemědělské družstvo Květná, Zemědělské družstvo Vendolí, Rostěnice a.s., Agria a.s., ZD Krásná Hora nad Vltavou a.s., Zemědělské družstvo Dolany, ČESKÁ VEJCE FARMS, s.r.o., DRUKO STŘÍŽOV s.r.o., FARMA VESELKA s.r.o., KLADRUBSKÁ a.s., Lužanská zemědělská a.s., Vlčnovská zemědělská a.s. and Zemědělská společnost Blšany s.r.o.

(98)
In respect of the Commission’s doubts mentioned in recital 62 of the opening decision (i.e. that some of the beneficiaries may not have complied with the SME definition at the moment of granting aid), Czechia submitted that those beneficiaries did not submit the counterfactual scenarios. Czechia argued that the aid was granted only to SMEs under the block-exempted scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA) and in compliance with the requirements laid down in the ABER. Therefore, the block-exempted scheme did not lay down the condition of a counterfactual scenario.

(99)
Czechia claimed that apart from the identified administrative errors (recital 96 of this Decision), no aid was granted to beneficiaries which would not be eligible for aid under the block-exempted scheme for the reason of their size. According to the Czech authorities, this condition was always assessed in light of the rules set out in binding Union law, in particular in the Annex I to the ABER.

(100)
The Czech authorities specifically referred to Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER whereby ‘Where, at the date of closure of the accounts, an enterprise finds that, on an annual basis, it has exceeded or fallen below the headcount of staff or financial ceilings stated in Article 2, this will not result in the loss or acquisition of the status of medium-sized, small or microenterprise unless those ceilings are exceeded over two consecutive accounting periods’.

(101)
The Czech authorities pointed out that there are no exceptions to that rule and that this provision has been articulated as a general rule that applies automatically insofar as its premises have been found valid and true. They further pointed out that a change in an ownership structure of an enterprise after a merger or acquisition consistently leads to exceeding the applicable SME threshold values. In that regard, Czechia found unreasonable recital 60 of the opening decision in which the Commission considered that granting the aid to such enterprises as incompatible with the incentive effect principle.

(102)
Czechia considers that if the rule laid down in Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER was not to be applied formalistically but rather taking into account the economic reality, a different wording would be used, e.g. ‘This rule does not apply where it becomes apparent that the change is permanent.’ Only then the economic reality could and would be reflected in the application of the rule, and in all circumstances rather than only in case of a merger or an acquisition of a company, which, by themselves, have no bearing on the irreversibility of the change.

(103)
In view of the Czech authorities, considering the economic reality alone may prove fundamentally deceptive in similar cases. In practice, enterprises frequently encounter a leap increase in the headcount of staff or financial ceilings due to their successful commercial or manufacturing policy, i.e. even in the absence of a merger or acquisition, which may be such that it is obvious that the process is irreversible. Yet, even in such circumstances, the rule laid down in Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER applies without requiring national authorities to re-assess the economic reality of each individual case in the application of the rule.

(104)
On the other hand, a merger or an acquisition may not amount to an irreversible change of ownership, but rather entail a process of various structural changes or transformations, or an acquisition of enterprises for investment purposes.

(105)
Czechia further considers that the rule laid down in Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER represents a clear, relevant, and proportional criterion that allows for reasonable fluctuations in figures and disclosures reported by an enterprise over a certain period. Nothing in that rule appears to indicate that the Commission intended to put national authorities in charge of assessing the economic reality in each individual case. In view of Czechia, the role of national authorities is limited to reviewing the compliance with the criteria as unambiguously laid down in Article 4(2) of Annex I to that Regulation. The obligation to assess the permanency (or ephemerality) values reported by enterprises would not correspond to the requirement of using clear and simple assessment criteria, since such assessment would require a comprehensive economic assessment of each individual applicant. That would go contrary to the Commission’s objective to simplify the administrative burden and improve transparency and legal certainty, and to ensure a uniform application of block exemption rules across the Member States.

(106)
As regards the interpretation of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER by reference to the case law, Czechia considers that while the contents of a legal rule may be clarified by interpretation, the interpretation may not be used to misconstrue a law whose meaning is clear and intelligible. Such a course of action would risk producing an unacceptable lack of certainty in legal transactions.

(107)
Czechia points out that the case law to which the Commission refers in recital 59 of the opening decision refers to the relationships between so-called linked enterprises, which is the criterion used for the purposes of the application of Article 3 rather than of Article 4 of Annex I to the ABER.

(108)
According to Czechia, Article 4(1) of Annex I to the ABER delineates the relevant data (headcount of staff and financial ceiling) for enterprises that have passed the linked enterprise test, and therefore represents the ‘second stage’ of the enterprise status assessment. It therefore addresses a different situation and does not apply to the assessment of relationships between enterprises under the case law to which the Commission refers in its opening decision.

(109)
Czechia additionally submits that Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER further elaborates on Article 4(1) of that Annex when it provides, with respect to an enterprise that has already passed the linked enterprise test and for which the authorities obtained the requisite data (headcount of staff and financial amounts under Article 4(1) of Annex I to that Regulation), whether such enterprise does or does not satisfy the eligibility requirements to qualify as a SME. Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER therefore represents the third stage of the assessment of a SME status, when it sets out the rule that the change in the reported data of enterprises that have passed the linked enterprise test under Article 3(1) to (4) of that Annex does not automatically result in the loss or acquisition of the SME status.

(110)
Czechia therefore concludes that the case law quoted by the Commission does not apply to the case at hand, because it does not refer to the ‘third stage’ of the assessment of a SME status. Also in Czechia’s view, the Commission’s established policy or the previous rulings of the Union Courts do not imply that Article 4(1) of Annex I to the ABER would not apply in the circumstances when the SME thresholds are exceeded due to a merger or an acquisition. On the contrary, in a ruling T-745/17(26), the General Court of the European Union clearly concluded that Article 4(2) of Annex I to Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 (‘GBER’)(27)applies even in case of mergers and acquisitions.

(111)
Finally, Czechia submitted that in order to improve the legal certainty for aid beneficiaries and granting authorities, as from 1 August 2018, it abandoned the foregoing implementation practice, and, acting in accordance with the Commission’s User Guide to the SME Definition, it no longer applies Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER to enterprises that exceed the SME thresholds as a result of a change in ownership. At the same time, Czechia maintains that its previous implementation did not constitute the violation of that provision.

(112)
Czechia submitted that in the case at hand, it is the moment of payment of the insurance premium that must be considered as the moment ofstart of worksand not the conclusion of the insurance contract, as suggested by the Commission in the opening decision(28).

(113)
Czechia explained that under its national rules, a ‘project’ or ‘activity’ refers to an insurance, which is paid on an annual basis. An undertaking must therefore decide every year whether it will take the annual insurance and aid can be granted solely for an annual insurance and not for a multiannual insurance period.

(114)
In relation to the determination of the moment of thestart of works on the project or activity, the Czech authorities refer to the prevailing business practice: agricultural undertakings enter into an insurance contract with an automatic extension clause. The automatic extension is essential for obtaining a long-term insurance coverage. Afterwards, insurance coverage for a relevant year requires paying the annual insurance premium. If an undertaking does not pay the premium for an upcoming year, it forfeits its coverage for that year. No other steps than the payment of the annual premium are required.

(115)
The Czech authorities consider that in the absence of aid an undertaking insured in one year would not necessarily take the insurance for a next year. Prior to the payment of the insurance premium, an enterprise does not make a legally binding commitment that would make the annual insuranceirreversible.Each annual insurance must be seen as a separate project that requires a new and independent decision-making and it cannot be inferred from the existence of a multiannual contract or an annual insurance paid in one year that an undertaking will take the same insurance for a next year.

(116)
In these circumstances, the objective of the aid is to incentivize undertakings to take out the annual insurance. In the absence of public support that motivates farmers to take insurance every year, the insurance coverage of risks in the agricultural sector would be considerably lower given the high insurance premium cost and the limited financial resources available to the farming sector.

(117)
Therefore, according to the Czech authorities, in the case at hand the payment of the annual premium should be considered as the moment of thestart of works.

(118)
This practice has been reflected also in the national legal framework for insurance. According to § 2804 of Act 89/2012 Sb., the Civil Code, as amended: ‘If the insurer reminds the policyholder to pay insurance premium and advises him in the reminder that the insurance will be extinguished unless the insurance premium is paid within an additional time limit of at least one month from the date of delivery of the reminder, the insurance is extinguished upon the expiry of the time limit within which the insurance premium has not been paid.’.

(119)
The Czech authorities explained the importance of multiannual contracts. If beneficiaries were to terminate their existing insurance policies prior to signing a new insurance contract, they would be bound to forego their insurance coverage for a certain period of time. This would produce an undesirable consequence that would go contrary to the purported aims of the scheme and that would be unacceptable from the perspective of enterprise risk management. The Czech authorities consider that beneficiaries may not be reasonably asked to expose themselves to the risk for purely formalistic reasons.

(120)
Furthermore, insurance companies commonly offer incentives for taking out the long-term insurance, such as insurance premium discounts or other benefits, which motivates farmers to take out coverage for a broader range of risks.

(121)
The Czech authorities confirmed that no aid would be granted to a beneficiary that had paid the annual insurance premium prior to the aid application submission.

(122)
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Czech authorities observe that the very condition that requires beneficiaries to apply for the aid prior to thestart of works on the projectshould not be taken as the absolute criterion for granting the aid. On the contrary, the case law of the Union courts finds that in specific cases circumstances may occur that will produce a real incentive effect even if the start of works on the project predates the date of the aid application(29). The Czech authorities therefore submit the view that the requirement should not be treated with excessive formalism.

(123)
According to Article 107(1) TFEU, ‘[s]ave as otherwise provided in the Treaties, any aid granted by a Member State or through State resources in any form whatsoever which distorts or threatens to distort competition by favouring certain undertakings or the production of certain goods shall, in so far as it affects trade between Member States, be incompatible with the internal market’.

(124)
According to settled case-law, classification of a national measure as ‘State aid’ within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU requires all the following conditions to be fulfilled. First, there must be an intervention by the State or through State resources. Second, that intervention must be liable to affect trade between Member States. Third, it must confer a selective advantage on the recipient. Fourth, it must distort or threaten to distort competition(30).

(125)
In recital 40 of the opening decision(31), the Commission came to the preliminary conclusion that the conditions of Article 107(1) TFEU were fulfilled and that the scheme constituted State aid within the meaning of that Article.

(126)
This preliminary conclusion was not called into question in the comments received from Czechia. Moreover, Czechia itself notified the scheme as State aid.

(127)
The scheme is imputable to the State as it is based on the legal acts described in recital 11 and implemented by State authority (recital 13). The aid would be paid from the State budget, thus through State resources (recital 12).

(128)
The scheme confers an advantage on their beneficiaries in the form of direct grants (recital 14). The scheme thus relieves those beneficiaries of costs, which they would have to bear under normal market conditions.

(129)
The scheme is selective since aid would be awarded only to certain undertakings, specifically to large undertakings active in primary agricultural production (recital 15). Other undertakings in a comparable legal and factual situation are not eligible for aid and thus would not receive the same advantage. As a general rule, economic operators should cover their own costs.

(130)
Pursuant to the case law of the Court of Justice, aid to an undertaking appears to affect trade between Member States where that undertaking operates in a market open to intra-EU trade. The beneficiaries of aid operate in the sector of primary agricultural production, where intra-EU trade takes place. This sector is thus open to competition at Union level and therefore sensitive to any measure in favour of the production in one or more Member States. Therefore, the scheme was liable to distort competition and to affect trade between Member States.

(131)
In light of the above, the conditions of Article 107(1) TFEU are fulfilled. It can therefore be concluded that the scheme constitutes State aid within the meaning of that Article. The Czech authorities did not contest that conclusion.

(132)
Due to the fact that the aid is based on an act under which, without further implementing measures being required (recital 11), individual aid awards could be made to undertakings defined within the act in a general and abstract manner(32), the Commission considers that it constitutes an aid scheme within the meaning of point (35)(4) of the 2014 Guidelines and of point (33)(13) of the 2023 Guidelines.

(133)
As regards the individual aid, the Commission considers that in light of its common features with the aid granted under the scheme, the considerations of recitals 123 to 130 applymutatis mutandisto that individual aid. The Commission therefore concludes that the individual aid already granted to large enterprises constitutes State aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU.

(134)
Under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, an aid may be considered compatible with the internal market, if it is found to facilitate the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas, where such aid does not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.

(135)
Therefore, in order to be found compatible under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, aid must (i) facilitate the development of a certain economic activity or of certain areas (positive condition) and (ii) must not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest (negative condition).

(136)
The Commission will assess whether these two conditions are fulfilled in the light of the applicable guidelines. In the opening decision, the Commission assessed the compatibility of the scheme in the light of the 2014 Guidelines, which were in force at the time of the adoption of the opening decision. However, the 2014 Guidelines were replaced by the 2023 Guidelines, which have been in force as of 1 January 2023. Pursuant to point (655) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission will apply those Guidelines to all notified aid measures in respect of which it is called upon to take a decision after 1 January 2023, even where the aid was notified prior to that date. Therefore, in this decision the Commission assesses the compatibility of the scheme in the light of the 2023 Guidelines.

(137)
As regards the aid which can be granted on the basis of the scheme, Chapter 3 of Part I (Compatibility assessment pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU) and Section 1.2.1.6 of Part II (Aid for the payment of insurance premiums) of the 2023 Guidelines are applicable.

(138)
Pursuant to point (43) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Member State must demonstrate that the aid aims at facilitating the development of the identified economic activity.

(139)
The Commission notes that the scheme is designed to support farmers through risk and crisis events by incentivising them to take out insurance. Insurance is an important tool for the farming sector, which is exposed to the frequent occurrence of risk and crisis events. In this way, the aid supports the primary agricultural production (recital 9).

(140)
Pursuant to point (44) of the 2023 Guidelines, Member States must also describe whether and, if so, how the aid will contribute to the achievement of the objectives of the CAP and within that policy to the objectives of Regulation (EU) 2021/2115 and describe more specifically the expected benefits of the aid. The objectives of the scheme are consistent with the CAP objective of fostering a smart, competitive, resilient and diversified agricultural sector ensuring long-term food security, set out in Article 5, point (a), of Regulation (EU) 2021/2115, as well as with the objectives set out in Article 6 (1), points (a) and (b), of that Regulation which seek to support viable farm income and resilience of the agricultural sector and increase farm competitiveness (recital 36). Therefore, point (44) of the 2023 Guidelines is complied with.

(141)
The Commission therefore considers that aid would facilitate an economic activity, in that it would facilitate the competitiveness and resilience of the agricultural primary production.

(142)
The second ground for opening the formal investigation related to the condition of aid presenting incentive effect, specifically in relation to the moment of the submission of the aid application(33). The Commission had doubts whether under the scheme the applications would be submitted before the start of works (see also recital 94).

(143)
The Commission recalls that pursuant to point (70) of the 2014 Guidelines and point (50) of the 2023 Guidelines, wherever work or activity has already started prior to the aid application by the beneficiary to the national authorities such aid does not present an incentive for the beneficiary.

(144)
Pursuant to point 35(25) of the 2014 Guidelines and point 33(57) of the 2023 Guidelines, ‘start of works on the project or activity’ means the earlier of, either the start of the activities, or the construction works relating to the investment, or the first legally binding commitment to order equipment or employ services or any other commitment that makes the project or activity irreversible.

(145)
The Czech authorities responded to these doubts by providing a detailed explanation of the procedure related to the insurance contracts (recitals 113 to 122).

(146)
The Czech authorities explained that the insurance coverage for a relevant year requires the beneficiary to pay the annual insurance premium. Without an annual payment covering an upcoming year, coverage for that year is forfeit. Prior to the payment of the insurance premium, an enterprise does not make the legally binding commitment that would make the annual insurance irreversible.

(147)
The Czech authorities submitted that in the absence of aid an undertaking insured in one year does not necessarily take the insurance for a next year. Therefore, each annual insurance must be seen as a separate project. It cannot be inferred from the existence of an annual insurance in one year that an undertaking will continue with the contract in the next year (recital 113).

(148)
The Commission takes note that the conclusion of the contract does not automatically impose the obligation of paying the annual insurance. The Commission considers that after the conclusion of the insurance contract, farmers are under no obligation to pay an annual insurance and have the discretion to choose to take the insurance for a given year or not by either paying the insurance premium or not. In such circumstances, the decisive moment for assessing the incentive effect of the aid is indeed the moment of the payment of annual insurance premium and not the moment when a contract, which has an automatic extension clause, is concluded (recital 112).

(149)
The Commission therefore considers that the aid provides an incentive for farmers to take out the annual insurance which they may not undertake without the aid. Further, the Czech authorities confirmed that no aid would be granted to a beneficiary that had paid the annual insurance premium prior to the aid application (recital 121).

(150)
The Commission therefore agrees with the Czech authorities that the moment of payment of annual insurance premium must be considered as ‘start of work on a project or activity’ and not the moment when the insurance contract is concluded.

(151)
Pursuant to point (47) of the 2023 Guidelines, the scheme has an incentive effect if it changes the behaviour of undertakings in such a way that they engage in additional activity contributing to the development of the sector, in which they would have normally not engaged in without aid or would have engaged in a different or restricted manner.

(152)
Pursuant to point (48) of the 2023 Guidelines, State aid measures which are simply intended to improve the financial situation of undertakings but which in no way contribute to the development of the sector, and in particular aid which is granted solely on the basis of price, quantity, unit of production or unit of the means of production are considered to constitute operating aid which is incompatible with the internal market. Furthermore, by its very nature, such aid is also likely to interfere with the mechanisms regulating the organisation of the internal market.

(153)
Pursuant to point (50) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission considers that aid does not present an incentive for the beneficiary wherever work on the relevant project or activity has already started prior to the aid application by the beneficiary to the national authorities.

(154)
Pursuant to point (51) of the 2023 Guidelines, the aid application must include at least the applicant’s name and the size of the undertaking, a description of the project or activity, including its location and start and end dates, the amount of aid needed to carry it out and the eligible costs. In addition, pursuant to point (52) of the 2023 Guidelines, large enterprises must describe in the application the situation without the aid, which situation is referred to as the counterfactual scenario or alternative project or activity and submit documentary evidence in support of the counterfactual described in the application. This requirement does not apply to municipalities that are autonomous local authorities with an annual budget of less than EUR 10 million and fewer than 5 000 inhabitants. Pursuant to point (53) of the 2023 Guidelines, when receiving an application, the granting authority must carry out a credibility check of the counterfactual scenario and confirm that the aid has the required incentive effect. A counterfactual scenario is credible if it is genuine and relates to the decision-making factors prevalent at the time of the decision by the beneficiary regarding the project or activity concerned.

(155)
In the opening decision, the Commission expressed doubts that the national legal basis complied with point (70) of the 2014 Guidelines, which is identical to point (50) of the 2023 Guidelines. As concluded in recital 150, the Commission considers that in the case at hand the moment of the start of work on the project or activity is the payment of the annual insurance premium.

(156)
The Czech authorities confirmed that the scheme sets out the condition of the aid application being submitted by aid beneficiaries before the start of work or activity (recital 29 and 150). The application has to include at least the applicant’s name and the size of the undertaking, a description of the project or activity, including its location and start and end dates, the amount of aid needed to carry it out and the eligible costs (recital 30). Large undertakings also must submit the counterfactual scenario or alternative project or activity and submit documentary evidence in its support (recital 31).

(157)
The aid can be granted for the costs of insurance premium (recital 21). Thus, it would not subsidise the costs of an activity that an undertaking would have incurred in any event and will not compensate for the normal business risk of an economic activity and it was not intended to simply improve the financial situation of undertakings.

(158)
On that basis, the Commission concludes that the scheme presents an incentive effect.

(159)
Pursuant to point (61) of the 2023 Guidelines, if a State aid measure, the conditions attached to it, including its financing method when the financing method forms an integral part of the State aid measure, or the activity it finances entails a violation of relevant Union law, the aid cannot be declared compatible with the internal market.

(160)
The conditions of the scheme are set out in accordance with the applicable Union legislation. There is no indication that the proposed aid or the conditions attached to it would entail any violation of the relevant provisions and general principles of Union law. Therefore, the Commission finds that point (61) of the 2023 Guidelines is complied with.

(161)
Pursuant to point (62) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission will not authorise State aid which is incompatible with the provisions governing the common organisation of the market or which would interfere with the proper functioning of the common organisation. There is no indication that the proposed aid would be incompatible with the provisions governing the common organisation of the market or would interfere with the proper functioning.

(162)
Pursuant to point (63) of the 2023 Guidelines, State aid cannot be declared compatible with the internal market where the award of aid is subject to the obligation for the beneficiary undertaking to use national products or services. The scheme does not provide for such an obligation.

(163)
Pursuant to point (64) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission will not authorise aid for export-related activities to third countries or to Member States which would be directly linked to the quantities exported, aid contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods, or aid to establish and operate a distribution network or to cover any other expenditure linked to export activities. The scheme does not provide for such types of aid.

(164)
The Commission therefore considers that the scheme would facilitate the development of the agricultural primary production activity.

(165)
Pursuant to point (67) of the 2023 Guidelines, by its very nature, any aid measure generates distortions of competition and has an effect on trade between Member States. However, in order to establish if the distortive effects of the aid are limited to the minimum, the Commission verifies whether the aid is necessary, appropriate, proportionate and transparent.

(166)
Pursuant to point (68) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission then assesses the distortive effect of the aid in question on competition and trading conditions. The Commission will then balance the positive effects of the aid with its negative effects on competition and trade. Where the positive effects outweigh the negative effects, the Commission will declare the aid compatible.

(167)
Pursuant to point (70) of the 2023 Guidelines, State aid can achieve an objective of common interest if it is targeted towards the correction of market failures.

(168)
The Commission notes that the Czech authorities explained that the scheme seeks to achieve a higher level of security for agricultural businesses against unforeseen damages by making insurance coverage widely available throughout the agricultural sector. The scheme therefore aims to motivate farmers to take out the insurance to better manage the occurrence of risks and crisis events.

(169)
The Commission considers on that basis that the State intervention would lead to insurance widely being available to the farming sector, which may be otherwise confronted with high insurance prices. Therefore, the Commission considers that point (70) of the 2023 Guidelines is complied with.

(170)
Pursuant to point (71) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission considers that the market is not delivering the expected objectives without State intervention concerning those aid measures which fulfil the specific conditions laid down in Part II of the 2023 Guidelines. The Commission notes that the scheme fulfils the specific requirements laid down in Section 1.2.1.6. of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines (recitals 197 to 206). Therefore, in accordance with point (71) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission considers that there is a need for State intervention.

(171)
Pursuant to point (72) of the 2023 Guidelines, the proposed aid measure must be an appropriate policy instrument to address the concerned policy objective. The Member State must demonstrate that the aid and its design are appropriate to achieve the objective of the measure at which the aid is targeted.

(172)
The objective of the scheme is to support farmers in insuring their activities against unforeseen risk and crisis events in order to improve competitiveness of the farms. Thus, the Commission considers that the scheme does contribute to the overall competitiveness and resilience of the agricultural sector. The Commission therefore concludes that the scheme is an appropriate policy instrument for achieving those objectives.

(173)
As provided for in point (73) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission considers that aid granted in the agricultural and forestry sector which fulfils the specific conditions laid down in the relevant Section of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines is an appropriate policy instrument.

(174)
The scheme fulfils the specific requirements laid down in Section 1.2.1.6 of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines (recitals 197 to 206). Therefore, it is an appropriate policy instrument.

(175)
Point (74) of the 2023 Guidelines does not apply in the present case, as the operations eligible for aid are not co-financed under the Czech CAP Strategic Plan (recital 36).

(176)
Pursuant to point (75) of the 2023 Guidelines, aid may be granted in various forms. However, the Member States should ensure that the aid is granted in a form that is the least likely to distort trade and competition.

(177)
Pursuant to point (76) of the 2023 Guidelines, where a specific form is set out for an aid measure as described in Part II of the 2023 Guidelines, such form is considered to be an appropriate aid instrument for the purpose of those Guidelines. The applicable rules are those of Section 1.2.1.6. of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines, which does not set out a specific aid form.

(178)
Under the scheme, the aid can be granted to farmers as a direct grant (recital 14), which the Czech authorities consider as the most appropriate form for supporting insurance premium costs.

(179)
The purpose of the scheme is to compensate farmers for the insurance premium costs. The Commission agrees that direct grants are the most suited form where aid has compensatory purpose. On this basis, the Commission concludes that the scheme fulfils point (76) of the 2023 Guidelines.

(180)
Pursuant to point (83) of the 2023 Guidelines, aid is considered proportionate if its amount per beneficiary is limited to the minimum needed for carrying out the aided activity. Pursuant to point (84) of the 2023 Guidelines, for aid to be proportionate, the amount of aid should not exceed the eligible costs, with some exceptions. Pursuant to point (85) of the 2023 Guidelines, in order to ensure predictability and a level playing field, the Commission applies maximum aid intensities.

(181)
Pursuant to point (86) of the 2023 Guidelines, if the eligible costs are correctly calculated and the maximum aid intensities or maximum aid amounts set out in Part II of the 2023 Guidelines are respected, the criterion of proportionality is deemed to be fulfilled.

(182)
Pursuant to point (87) of the 2023 Guidelines, the maximum aid intensity and aid amount must be calculated by the granting authority when granting the aid. The eligible costs must be supported by documentary evidence which should be clear, specific and contemporary. For the purposes of calculating the aid intensity and the eligible costs, all figures used must be taken before any deduction of tax or other charge. VAT is not eligible for aid, except where it is not recoverable under national VAT legislation.

(183)
Aid granted on the basis of the scheme would not exceed 65 % of the eligible costs (recitals 22 and 25). This aid intensity respects the maximum allowed aid intensity for the insurance premium aid, set out in point (411) of the 2023 Guidelines.

(184)
The eligible costs do not include the VAT (recital 34).

(185)
Furthermore, the Commission notes that the Czech authorities confirmed that the eligible costs would be correctly calculated by the granting authority when granting the aid (recital 33).

(186)
The Commission therefore concludes that the aid is proportionate.

(187)
Pursuant to point (103) of the 2023 Guidelines, aid may be granted concurrently under several schemes or cumulated with ad hoc aid, provided that the total amount of State aid for an activity or project does not exceed the aid ceilings laid down in the 2023 Guidelines.

(188)
Pursuant to point (104) of the 2023 Guidelines, aid with identifiable eligible costs may be cumulated with any other State aid, as long as those aids concern different identifiable eligible costs. Aid with identifiable eligible costs may be cumulated with any other State aid, in relation to the same eligible costs, partly or fully overlapping, only if such cumulation does not result in exceeding the highest aid intensity or aid amount applicable to this type of aid under the 2023 Guidelines.

(189)
The Commission notes that the Czech authorities confirmed that aid under the scheme cannot be cumulated with aid from other local, regional or national sources or Union funds or with de minimis aid or ad hoc aid covering the same eligible costs (recital 32).

(190)
Pursuant to point (112) of the 2023 Guidelines, Member States must ensure the publication of the information listed in that point in the European Commission’s transparency award module or on a comprehensive State aid website at national or regional level.

(191)
The Czech authorities confirmed that the transparency conditions would be met. They committed to ensure the publication in the European Commission’s transparency award module of the full text of the scheme and its implementing provisions or legal basis, the identity of the granting authority and the identity of the beneficiaries which would receive individual aid award exceeding EUR 60 000 (recital 37). The Czech authorities committed to amend the scheme to comply with the new rules, which entered into force on 1 January 2023. Under these rules, the threshold for individual aid which must be published, has been lowered to EUR 10 000. On the basis of the commitment of the Czech authorities to take the appropriate measures, the Commission considers that the Czech authorities ensure that the transparency requirements related to individual aid awards, as set out in point (112) of the 2023 Guidelines would be respected.

(192)
Pursuant to point (114) of the 2023 Guidelines, such information must be published after the decision to grant the aid has been taken, must be kept for at least 10 years and be available for the general public without restrictions. The Czech authorities confirmed that these requirements would be fulfilled (recital 37).

(193)
Pursuant to point (117) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission identifies the market(s) affected by the aid, taking into account the information provided by the Member State on the product market(s) concerned, that is to say the market(s) affected by the change in behaviour of the aid beneficiary. In assessing the negative effects of the aid measure, the Commission will focus its analysis of the distortions of competition on the predictable impact the aid in the agricultural and forestry sectors and in rural areas has on competition between undertakings in the product market(s) affected.

(194)
Pursuant to point (118) of the 2023 Guidelines, if the aid is well targeted, proportionate and limited to the net extra costs, its negative impact is softened and the risk that it adversely distorts competition is more limited. Further, the Commission establishes maximum aid intensities or aid amounts. The aim is to prevent the use of State aid for activities where the ratio between the aid amount and eligible costs is to be deemed very high and particularly likely to be distortive. In general, the greater the positive effects the aided activity is likely to give rise to and the higher the likely need for aid, the higher the cap on aid intensity.

(195)
In the present case, aid under the scheme can be granted for the costs of insurance premium (recital 21). In accordance with point (118) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission considers that the negative impact of such aid is limited, because the aid is well targeted towards its objectives (recital 172) and proportionate (recital 186).

(196)
The Commission therefore concludes that the scheme would not lead to undue distortions of competition and trade.

(197)
In the case at hand, Section 1.2.1.6 (Aid for the payment of insurance premiums) of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines is applicable.

(198)
Pursuant to point (403) of the 2023 Guidelines, Section 1.2.1.6 of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines applies to undertakings active in the primary agricultural production. This condition is fulfilled, as only large enterprises active in agricultural primary production are eligible (recital 15).

(199)
Pursuant to point (404) of the 2023 Guidelines, the aid must not constitute a barrier to the operation of the internal market for insurance services. In particular, the aid must not be limited to insurance provided by a single insurance company or group of companies nor be made conditional on the insurance contract being taken out with a company established in the Member State concerned. The scheme complies with these conditions (recital 27).

(200)
The scheme does not include reinsurance, therefore point (405) of the 2023 Guidelines is not applicable.

(201)
Pursuant to point (406) of the 2023 Guidelines, the eligible costs are the costs of insurance premiums for insurance to cover the damage caused by natural disasters or exceptional occurrences, adverse climatic events which can be assimilated to a natural disaster, animal diseases, plant pests and invasive alien species, the removal and destruction of fallen stock and damage caused by protected animals, as referred to in Sections 1.2.1.1, to 1.2.1.5 of the 2023 Guidelines, and by other adverse climatic events or damage caused by environmental incidents.

(202)
Aid under the scheme can be granted for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events, plant pests and animal disease (recitals 1 and 20). Therefore, the scheme complies with point (406) of the 2023 Guidelines.

(203)
Pursuant to point (407) of the 2023 Guidelines, the insurance may compensate only the cost of making good the damage referred to in point (406) of the 2023 Guidelines and may not require or specify the type or quantity of future production. This condition is fulfilled (recital 26).

(204)
The scheme does not cover insurance premiums for insurance against losses caused by environmental incidents. Therefore, points (408) and (409) of the 2023 Guidelines are not applicable.

(205)
Pursuant to point (411) of the 2023 Guidelines, the aid intensity must not exceed 70 % of the cost of the insurance premium. In respect of aid for the removal and destruction of fallen stock, the aid intensity must not exceed 100 % of the cost of the insurance premium as regards insurance premiums for the removal of fallen stock and 75 % of the cost of the insurance premium as regards insurance premiums for the destruction of such fallen stock.

(206)
Aid under this scheme can be granted up to 65 % of the eligible costs (recitals 22 and 25). Therefore, the maximum allowed aid intensity, set out in point (411) of the 2023 Guidelines, is complied with.

(207)
Pursuant to point (134) of the 2023 Guidelines, the Commission assesses whether the positive effects of the aid measure outweigh its identified negative effects on competition and trading conditions. The Commission may conclude on the compatibility of the aid measure with the internal market only where the positive effects outweigh the negative ones.

(208)
Pursuant to point (136) of the 2023 Guidelines, as part of the assessment of the positive and negative effects of the aid, the Commission will take into account the impact of the aid on the achievement of the general and specific objectives of the CAP set out in Articles 5 and 6 of Regulation (EU) 2021/2115, that aim to foster a smart, competitive, resilient and diversified agricultural sector, support and strengthen environmental protection, including biodiversity, and climate action and to contribute to achieving the environmental and climate-related objectives of the Union and to strengthen the socio-economic fabric of rural areas.

(209)
Further, pursuant to point (137) of the 2023 Guidelines, in principle, due to its positive effects on the development of the sector, the Commission considers that where an aid fulfils the conditions and does not exceed the relevant maximum aid intensities or maximum aid amounts, laid down in the applicable Sections of Part II of the 2023 Guidelines, the negative effects on competition and trade are limited to the minimum.

(210)
The scheme fulfils the requirements of Section 1.2.1.6. of Part II. of the 2023 Guidelines (recitals 197 to 206), including the relevant maximum aid intensity (recital 206).

(211)
Moreover, the pursued objectives are consistent with the general and specific objectives set out in Articles 5 and 6 of Regulation (EU) 2021/2115, that aim to foster a smart, competitive, resilient and diversified agricultural sector ensuring long-term food security and support and strengthen environmental protection and to contribute to achieving the environmental objectives of the Union (recital 36).

(212)
Therefore, the Commission concludes that the positive impact of the scheme outweighs its negative effects in terms of distortions of competition and impact on trade between Member States.

(213)
Considering the above, the Commission concludes that the scheme facilitates the development of an economic activity and does not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest. Therefore, the Commission considers that the scheme is compatible with the internal market based on Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU as interpreted by the relevant provisions of the 2023 Guidelines.

(214)
In its opening decision, the Commission referred to the market information obtained during the preliminary examination of the scheme, which indicated that aid had already been granted to some large enterprises for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events and plant pests or animal disease respectively to crops and livestock. The preliminary examination revealed that the granting authority had in fact erroneously classified some beneficiaries as SMEs at the moment of granting the aid(34). Consequently, it had erroneously granted to those companies aid under the block-exempted scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA), which was limited to SMEs.

(215)
As regards such classification as SMEs, the Czech authorities submitted comments set out in recitals 100 to 110.

(216)
Below, the Commission addresses Czechia’s comments regarding the interpretation of the notion of SMEs and assesses the lawfulness of the individual aid.

(217)
In the opening decision, the Commission disagreed with the granting authority’s evaluation, considering that it had been done on purely formal grounds, i.e. by exclusively checking the formal fulfilment of the criteria defining an SME, without taking into account the economic reality and case law principles set out in recitals 58 to 61 of the opening decision.

(218)
The consideration outlined by the Commission in the opening decision was based on its interpretation of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER, as explained in recital 61 of the opening decision. The Commission specified that its interpretation has been based on the case law of the Union Courts guided by the principle ofeffet utile.

(219)
In their submission, the Czech authorities made it clear that in the implementation and theex-postadministrative verification of the block-exempted scheme, they did not consider as large enterprises those beneficiaries which had become large enterprises following a merger or an acquisition having taken place less than two years before the granting date of aid. The Czech authorities considered such beneficiaries as SMEs for the two consecutive accounting periods, which followed the aid granting date and granted them aid on the basis of the block-exempted scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA) (recitals 100 to 110).

(220)
With regard to the arguments presented by Czechia in relation to the interpretation of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER (recitals 98 to 111), the Commission reiterates its position explained in detail in the opening decision(35).

(221)
The Commission recalls that according to point (35)(14) of the 2014 Guidelines and point (33)(36) of the 2023 Guidelines, large enterprises are undertakings not fulfilling the criteria laid down in Annex I to the ABER.

(222)
Pursuant to recital 39 of the ABER, the underlying reason of exempting SMEs from the notification requirement of Article 108(3) TFEU is that ‘SMEs play a decisive role in job creation and, more generally, act as a factor of social stability and drive the economy. However, their development may be limited by market failures, leading to SMEs suffering from typical handicaps. SMEs often have difficulty in obtaining capital or loans, given the risk-averse nature of certain financial markets and the limited collateral that they may be able to offer. Their limited resources may also restrict their access to information, notably as regards new technology and potential markets. To facilitate the development of the economic activities of SMEs, this Regulation should therefore exempt certain categories of aid in favour of SMEs from the notification requirement of Article 108(3) of the Treaty.’

(223)
Recital 40 of the ABER explains that the definition of an SME used for the purpose of that Regulation is based on the definition laid down in Commission Recommendation 2003/361/EC(36), in order to eliminate differences that might give rise to distortions of competition and to facilitate coordination between different Union and national initiatives concerning SMEs as well as for reasons of administrative clarity and legal certainty.

(224)
Pursuant to Article 2(1) of Annex I to the ABER, the category of SMEs is made up of enterprises which employ fewer than 250 persons and which have an annual turnover not exceeding EUR 50 million, and/or an annual balance sheet total not exceeding EUR 43 million.

(225)
Pursuant to Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER, where, at the date of closure of the accounts, an enterprise finds that, on an annual basis, it has exceeded or fallen below the headcount or financial ceilings stated in Article 2 of that Regulation, this will not result in the loss or acquisition of the status of medium-sized, small or microenterprise unless those ceilings are exceeded over two consecutive accounting periods.

(226)
The Union Courts confirmed in their case law that the definition of a SME must be interpreted strictly, as the advantages afforded by the SME status are in most cases (in particular in the area of State aid) exceptions to general rules(37). It is necessary to remove from that qualification of SMEs groups of enterprises whose economic power may exceed that of genuine SMEs, even if they formally meet the criteria laid down in the SME definition(38). According to the case law, it must also be ensured that the SME definition is not circumvented by purely formal means(39).

(227)
The Union Courts further confirmed that only enterprises that suffer from the handicaps typical of an SME should be entitled to the advantages deriving from that status(40). As such, the Commission considers that if an enterprise does not suffer from the handicaps typical of an SME, such an entity should not be recognised as an SME.

(228)
In paragraph (91) of its judgment in case T-745/17, to which the Czech authorities referred in their submission (recital 110), the General Court found in substance that the Commission should have experienced doubts as to whether an enterprise falling below the SME thresholds foreseen at Article 2 of Annex I to Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 at the time of granting the aid could be considered as an SMEs despite having been linked to a large undertaking during the two previous accounting periods.

(229)
The situation in the present case is the reverse of that in case T-745/17. At the time the individual aid was granted, the beneficiaries exceeded the SME thresholds set out in Article 2 of Annex I to the ABER. The SME thresholds were exceeded as a result of a lasting change in their ownership structure which occurred during the accounting period preceding that of the granting of the individual aid. The interpretation of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER Regulation submitted by the Czech authorities to the effect that those beneficiaries should retain their SME status for two years following the date of the change in their ownership structure would be contrary to the spirit of Article 4(2), which aims to ensure that only enterprises that suffer from the handicaps typical of an SME should be entitled to the advantages deriving from that status.

(230)
It would be against theeffet utileprinciple to provide such a flexibility for enterprises that exceed the SME thresholds on a lasting basis as a result of a change in ownership. The purpose of the flexibility provided for in Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER has been to ensure that enterprises that experience growth and temporarily exceed the ceilings laid down in Article 2 of that Annex can retain their SME status. Thus, it seeks to ensure legal certainty for those SMEs which are active in highly volatile markets. However, the change in a company ownership following a merger or acquisition introduces a structural change which is not subject to volatility of a market or economic growth.

(231)
In light of this reasoning, the Commission considers that the flexibility provided for in Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER must be limited to situations where the SME ceilings are exceeded on a temporary basis (‘unless those ceilings are exceeded over two consecutive accounting periods’).

(232)
The driving principle for the Commission’s interpretation has been a need to ensure that only enterprises that suffer from the handicaps typical of an SME are entitled to the advantages deriving from that status and that the measures intended for SMEs genuinely benefit enterprises for which size represents a handicap and not those which belong to a large group and which therefore have access to funds and assistance not available to competitors of equal size but which do not belong to a large group.

(233)
Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER therefore cannot be understood as meaning that a SME which due to an acquisition or a merger becomes a large enterprise could still automatically benefit from the SME status for two consecutive accounting periods

(234)
The Commission therefore does not agree with the interpretation of the Czech authorities that the two-year grace period applies generally to all cases in which the SME ceilings are exceeded, regardless of the underlying reason. An enterprise does not continue to be a SME and does not face the same problems (access to resources, technology, etc.) when due to a merger or acquisition, it becomes part of a large enterprise, and, consequently, exceeds the SME thresholds on a lasting basis.

(235)
Likewise, the Commission does not agree with the standpoint of the Czech authorities that the case law referred to in recital 59 of the opening decision must limited to Article 3 of Annex I to the ABER (recital 107). While that case law may have been issued specifically in relation to so-called linked enterprises, in view of the Commission this does not alter or restrict the general relevance of theeffet utileprinciple. The Commission therefore considers that it must be seen as generally governing the implementation of the SME definition, in particular given that the Union Courts have encouraged in their rulings the application of the 'spirit' of the SME definition (e.g. ‘… with a view to ensuring that only those enterprises which really need the advantages accruing to SMEs from the different rules or measures in their favour actually benefit from them’(41)).

(236)
Further, Czechia submits that while the contents of a legal rule may be clarified by interpretation, the interpretation may not misconstrue law whose meaning is clear and intelligible. Such a course of action would risk producing an unacceptable lack of certainty in legal transactions (recital 106).

(237)
In this regard, the Commission recalls that according to the case law of the Union Courts, any legal text should be interpreted in accordance with its wording (literal interpretation) but also with due consideration to the intention of the legislator when adopting the text. The Commission has explained(42)that the objective of the SME definition is to ensure that support measures are granted only to those enterprises that genuinely need them. Since the SME definition applies across the policies, programmes and measures that the Commission develops and operates for SMEs, it is important to identify which enterprises truly are SMEs because they require assistance that other enterprises do not. Compared with other enterprises, SMEs are confronted with a unique set of issues, as already explained in recital 222 and that justify specific treatment.

(238)
In light of the reasoning given in recitals 221 to 237, the Commission reiterates that Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER does not apply generally and automatically. Instead, it must be first specified which company is relevant for the calculation of the data under Article 2(1) of that Annex and which accounting periods are relevant.

(239)
Thus, where an enterprise changed its structure or ownership on a lasting basis following a merger or acquisition and operates under the control (within the meaning of Article 3(3) of Annex I to the ABER) of a ‘large enterprise’(43)at the moment of the granting, such an enterprise must itself be considered as a large enterprise(44).

(240)
It follows that such enterprise could not benefit from the SME status and that it would not be, therefore, eligible for aid under the block-exempted scheme.

(241)
In the opening decision, the Commission preliminarily considered that the scheme had been implemented already prior to its notification.

(242)
During the formal investigation procedure, the Czech authorities explained that no call for submitting applications for aid was open and, therefore, no aid was granted under that scheme.

(243)
The Commission agrees with the Czech authorities that the aid referred to in recital 3 cannot be regarded as having been granted under the scheme, since that latter scheme was notified in draft form and was thus not approved by the Commission and in force when the aid was granted.

(244)
For the reasons mentioned above at recitals 217 to 240, such aid cannot be regarded as having been awarded on the basis of the block-exempted scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA) either, since it was granted to large enterprises, whereas the scope of the block-exempted scheme was limited to SMEs.

(245)
Accordingly, the individual aid referred to in recital 3 was not awarded on the basis of an aid scheme and therefore constitutes ‘individual aid’ within the meaning of Article 1(e) of Council Regulation (EU) 2015/1589(45).

(246)
The formal investigation also revealed that, out of the companies listed in recital 97 above, ZEV Šaratice, a.s. (‘ZEV Šaratice’) was granted the individual aid(46), on 17 January 2018. At the date of the aid granted, ZEV Šaratice’ had to be considered as a large enterprise, as explained below.

(247)
It stems from information submitted by the Czech authorities that on 10 February 2017, LUKROM, spol. s.r.o. (‘LUKROM’) became the majority shareholder of ZEV Šaratice, owning 62,52 % of its shares. This share further increased by the end of 2017 through gradual share purchases to 70,2 %. According to the Czech authorities, due to the majority ownership of shares, as from 10 February 2017 the companies ZEV Šaratice and LUKROM became linked enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(3)(a) of Annex I to the ABER.

(248)
In their submission, the Czech authorities referred to the judgment of the General Court in case T-745/17 (recital 110). In their view, in that judgment the General Court concluded that Article 4(2) of Annex I to Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 (‘GBER’) applies even in case of mergers and acquisitions (recital 110).

(249)
However, the situation in that case was different from that of ZEV Šaratice in the present case: in case T-745/17, the aid beneficiary became an SME due to the transfer of shares to another company. In the present case, the situation is reversed: the majority of shares of ZEV Šaratice were acquired by a large enterprise, LUKROM.

(250)
Indeed, the accounts of LUKROM for 2017 were closed on 31 December 2017. The annual balance sheet total amounted to CZK 2 742 344 000 (approximately EUR 107 million(47)). For the same period, LUKROM’s balance sheet indicated the average number of employees 301, plus 372 employees in other companies included in the balance sheet of this company. These data show that LUKROM was a large enterprise in 2017.

(251)
The accounts of LUKROM for 2016 were closed on 31 December 2016. The annual balance sheet total amounted to CZK 2 346 940 (approximately EUR 86,8 million(48)). For the same period, LUKROM balance sheet indicated the average number of employees 299, plus 375 employees in other companies included in the balance sheet of this company. These data show that LUKROM was a large enterprise also in 2016.

(252)
Therefore, the Commission considers that the judgment relied upon by the Czech authorities is not relevant for the purposes of applying Annex I to the GBER in the present case (see also recital 229).

(253)
However, as a subsidiary legal analysis, the Commission will apply the same principles as those expressed by the General Court in that judgment.

(254)
As set out in paragraph 94 of that judgment, both the national authorities and the Commission must determine precisely the relevant approved accounting period and year for the purposes of the joint calculation of the respective data within the meaning of Article 2(1) of Annex I to the GBER, read in conjunction with Article 3(3) and Article 4(2) of that Annex, and specify which company or companies must be taken into consideration to that end.

(255)
In paragraph 93 of that judgment, the General Court further held that it is necessary to also take account of the data of a company, under the control of which the aid beneficiary carried out a substantial part of its economic activities during the considered accounting period.

(256)
In application of that judgment to the situation at hand, the Commission assesses the data of ZEV Šaratice and LUKROM jointly. Such a joint calculation takes into account the spirit of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER, as the General Court stressed in paragraph 94 of the judgment in case T-745/17. Otherwise, the definition of SME would be circumvented based on purely formal means. Indeed, if the analysis of the notion of SMEs were to be done two years before the structural corporate change on each of the parties of the transaction separately, the conclusion would always be an extension of the notion of SMEs which, would go against the need to interpret Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER strictly (recital 230) and in line with its spirit.

(257)
As regards the relevant approved accounting period, the two accounting periods preceding the aid granting date were for years 2017 and 2016.

(258)
The accounts of ZEV Šaratice for year 2017 were closed on 31 December 2017. The annual balance sheet total amounted to CZK 120 286 000 (approximately EUR 4,69 million(49)). For the same period, ZEV Šaratice, a.s’ annual report indicated 8 employees.

(259)
The accounts of ZEV Šaratice for year 2016 were closed on 31 December 2016. The annual balance sheet total amounted to CZK 120 286 000 (approximately EUR 4,39 million(50)). For the same period, ZEV Šaratice, a.s’ annual report indicated 9 employees.

(260)
As mentioned above at recitals 250 and 251, the accounts of ZEV Šaratice’s linked enterprise (LUKROM) for the two accounting periods preceding the aid granting date reveal that that linked enterprise alone constitutes a ‘large enterprise’ within the meaning of Annex I to the GBER.

(261)
Therefore, in line with Article 2(1) of Annex I to the ABER, at the date of aid grant, i.e. 17 January 2018, ZEV Šaratice was linked to – and thus part of – a ‘large enterprise’ within the meaning of Annex I to the ABER. Accordingly, ZEV Šaratice was not eligible for aid under the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA), as such aid was only available to SMEs.

(262)
As regards the other companies listed at recital 97 above, the Czech authorities have not explained why these companies were checked, since, according to information provided by the Czech authorities, they were not granted aid for the insurance premium as from 1 January 2018.

(263)
As the individual aid was granted to large companies, it does not fall under any of the categories of the ABER.

(264)
Since that individual aid was neither granted on the basis of any approved scheme, nor could be exempted under the ABER, the Commission therefore confirms its preliminary doubts and finds that the individual aid already granted to large enterprises is unlawful(51).

(265)
Pursuant to point (656) of the 2023 Guidelines, unlawful aid will be assessed in accordance with the rules in force on the date of granting the aid. Therefore, in this decision the Commission assesses the aid granted before its approval by the Commission on the basis of Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU and, for all the individual aid granted before 1 January 2023 (recital 3), the 2014 Guidelines.

(266)
Under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, an aid may be considered compatible with the internal market, if it is found to facilitate the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas, where such aid does not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.

(267)
Therefore, in order to be found compatible under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, aid must (i) facilitate the development of a certain economic activity or of certain areas (positive condition) and (ii) must not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest (negative condition). These two conditions are cumulative.

(268)
The Commission assesses whether these two conditions are fulfilled in the light of the applicable guidelines, which are the 2014 Guidelines. Specifically, in this case, Chapter 3 of Part I (Compatibility assessment pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU) as interpreted by the judgment of the Court in case C-594/18 P(52)and Section 1.2.1.6 of Part II (Aid for the payment of insurance premiums) apply.

(269)
The Commission notes that the individual aid was designed to support farmers through risk and crisis events by incentivising them to take out insurance. Insurance is an important tool for the risk and crisis management in farming sector, which is exposed to the frequent occurrence of such events. In this way, the aid supports the primary agricultural production (recital 9).

(270)
Pursuant to point (44) of the 2014 Guidelines, aid in the agricultural and forestry sectors and in rural areas should relate closely to the CAP, should be consistent with the rural development objectives referred to in point (10) of those Guidelines and should be compatible with the rules on the common organisation of the markets in agricultural products.

(271)
Pursuant to point (46) of the 2014 Guidelines, the Commission considers that measures, implemented pursuant to and in conformity with Regulation (EU) No 1305/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council(53)and its implementing and delegated acts or as an additional national financing in the framework of a rural development programme, are per se consistent with and contribute to the objectives of rural development.

(272)
The present aid was not co-financed under measure the RDP of Czechia, but it was designed in line with the rural development objectives (recital 63).

(273)
The Commission therefore considers that aid facilitated an economic activity, in that it contributed to the competitiveness and resilience of the agricultural primary production.

(274)
Pursuant to point (66) of the 2014 Guidelines, the aid has an incentive effect if it changes the behaviour of undertakings in such a way that they engage in additional activity contributing to the development of the sector, in which they would have normally not engaged in without aid or would have engaged in a different or restricted manner. The aid must not subsidise the costs of an activity that an undertaking would have incurred in any event and must not compensate for the normal business risk of an economic activity.

(275)
Pursuant to point (67) of the 2014 Guidelines, unilateral State aid measures which are simply intended to improve the financial situation of undertakings but which in no way contribute to the development of the sector, and in particular aid which is granted solely on the basis of price, quantity, unit of production or unit of the means of production are considered to constitute operating aid which is incompatible with the internal market. Furthermore, by its very nature, such aid is also likely to interfere with the mechanisms regulating the organisation of the internal market.

(276)
The aid was granted for the costs of insurance premium (recital 21). Thus, it did not subsidise the costs of an activity that an undertaking would have incurred in any event and will not compensate for the normal business risk of an economic activity and it was not intended to simply improve the financial situation of undertakings.

(277)
Pursuant to point (70) of the 2014 Guidelines, the aid does not present an incentive effect for the beneficiary wherever work on the relevant project or activity has already started prior to the aid application by the beneficiary to the national authorities. Pursuant to point 35(25) of the 2014 Guidelines, ‘start of works on the project or activity’ means the earlier of, either the start of the activities, or the construction works relating to the investment, or the first legally binding commitment to order equipment or employ services or any other commitment that makes the project or activity irreversible.

(278)
Pursuant to point (71) of the 2014 Guidelines, the aid application must include at least the applicant’s name and the size of the undertaking, a description of the project or activity, including its location and start and end dates, the amount of aid needed to carry it out and the eligible costs.

(279)
In addition, pursuant to point (72) of the Guidelines, large enterprises must describe in the application the situation without the aid, which situation is referred to as the counterfactual scenario or alternative project or activity and submit documentary evidence in support of the counterfactual described in the application. Pursuant to point (73) of the Guidelines, when receiving an application, the granting authority must carry out a credibility check of the counterfactual scenario and confirm that the aid has the required incentive effect. A counterfactual scenario is credible if it is genuine and relates to the decision-making factors prevalent at the time of the decision by the beneficiary regarding the project or activity concerned.

(280)
As it stems from recital 67 of the opening decision, as regards the individual aid, the Commission initiated the procedure pursuant to Article 108 (2) TFEU on the ground that aid was granted unlawfully to large enterprises, because of doubts related to (i) the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to (ii) the moment of the application submission (see also recital 8).

(281)
Submission of the counterfactual scenario

(282)
In their comments on the opening decision, the Czech authorities contested the Commission’s interpretation of Article 4(2) of Annex I to the ABER and claimed that no aid was granted to beneficiaries which would not qualify as SMEs in compliance with the definition laid down in Annex I to the ABER(54)(recitals 99 to 110).

(283)
However, the Czech authorities confirmed that the none of the beneficiaries which had received aid on the basis of the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA) had submitted a counterfactual scenario (recital 98).

(284)
The Czech authorities do not dispute that the scheme SA.49594 (2017/XA) did not lay down the requirement of submitting, ex ante, the counterfactual scenario. Nor did these authorities request that the Commission departs from this requirement set out in the 2014 Guidelines(55).

(285)
Accordingly, the Commission considers that the first ground of the formal investigation has been confirmed, in that the large enterprises that were granted unlawful individual aid had not submitted anex antecounterfactual scenario proving that the aid presented an incentive effect.

(286)
In the absence of a duly established incentive effect, the individual aid at issue cannot be considered to facilitate the development of a certain economic activity or of a certain area.

(287)
The individual aid already granted to large enterprises for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events and plant pests or animal disease respectively to crops and livestock (recital 3) cannot be considered to facilitate the development of a certain economic activity or of a certain area.

(288)
Therefore, such individual aid cannot be considered as compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU (as interpreted in the light of the 2014 Guidelines), without it being necessary to examine the second, negative, condition set out in this provision.

(289)
According to Article 108(2) TFEU and the established case law of the Union Courts, the Commission is competent to decide that the Member State concerned shall alter or abolish aid when it has found that it is incompatible with the internal market(56). The Union Courts have also consistently held that the obligation on a Member State to abolish aid regarded by the Commission as being incompatible with the internal market is designed to re-establish the previously existing situation(57).

(290)
In this context, the Union Courts have established that this objective is attained once a recipient has repaid the amounts granted by way of unlawful aid, thus forfeiting the advantage, which it had enjoyed over its competitors on the internal market, and the situation prior to the payment of the aid is restored(58).

(291)
In line with the case law, Article 16(1) of Regulation (EU) 2015/1589 states that 'where negative decisions are taken in cases of unlawful aid, the Commission shall decide that the Member State concerned shall take all necessary measures to recover the aid from the beneficiary (recovery decision). The Commission shall not require recovery of the aid if this would be contrary to a general principle of Union law’.

(292)
Thus, Czechia is obliged to recover the unlawful and incompatible individual aid (recital 261) from ZEV Šaratice, a.s. and all the other beneficiaries which were large enterprises at the moment such individual aid was granted, unless it fulfilled all conditions of the Commission Regulation (EU) No 1408/2013(59)or the application of a general principle of EU law as claimed during the formal investigation. Recovery shall cover the time from the date when the aid was put at the disposal of the beneficiary until effective recovery. The amount to be recovered shall bear interest until effective recovery.

(a)
a complete list of beneficiaries that constitute large enterprises in the meaning of Annex I to Commission Regulation (EU) 2022/2472(63)that have not submitted a counterfactual scenario in their application and received the incompatible aid referred to in Article 2;

(b)
the total amount (aid principal and recovery interest) to be recovered from these beneficiaries;

(c)
a detailed description of the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision;

(d)
documents demonstrating that the beneficiaries have been ordered to repay the aid.

European Commission

Directorate-General Competition

State Aid Greffe

1049 Bruxelles/Brussel

BELGIQUE/BELGIË

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (hereafter the ‘TFEU’), and in particular Article 108(2), first subparagraph, thereof,

Having called on interested parties to submit their comments pursuant to the provision cited above(1)and having regard to their comments,

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to crops

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to livestock

Further conditions

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to crops

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to livestock

Further conditions

Moment of the application submission

Submission of counterfactual scenario

Moment of the application submission

Appropriateness among alternative policy instruments

Appropriateness among different aid instruments

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

The scheme is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU.
Article 2

The individual aid already granted to large enterprises for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events and plant pests or animal disease respectively to crops and livestock was granted in breach of Article 108(3), TFEU and is incompatible with the internal market.
Article 3

1.   Czechia shall recover the incompatible aid referred to in Article 2.

2.   The sums to be recovered shall bear interest from the date on which they were put at the disposal of the large enterprise beneficiaries until their actual recovery.

3.   The interest shall be calculated on a compound basis in accordance with Chapter V of the Commission Regulation (EC) No 794/2004(60)as amended by the Commission Regulation (EC) No 271/2008(61).
Article 4

1.   In accordance with Article 16 (3) of Regulation (EU) 2015/1589, recovery of the aid referred to in Article 2 of that Regulation shall be immediate and effective(62).

2.   Czechia shall ensure that this Decision is implemented within four months following the date of notification of this Decision.
Article 5

1.   Within four months following notification of this Decision, Czechia shall submit the following information to the Commission:

(a)

a complete list of beneficiaries that constitute large enterprises in the meaning of Annex I to Commission Regulation (EU) 2022/2472(63)that have not submitted a counterfactual scenario in their application and received the incompatible aid referred to in Article 2;

(b)

the total amount (aid principal and recovery interest) to be recovered from these beneficiaries;

(c)

a detailed description of the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision;

(d)

documents demonstrating that the beneficiaries have been ordered to repay the aid.

2.   Czechia shall keep the Commission informed of the progress of the national measures taken to implement this Decision until recovery of the aid referred to in Article 2 has been completed. It shall immediately submit, on simple request by the Commission, information on the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision. It shall also provide detailed information concerning the amounts of aid and recovery interest already recovered from the large enterprise beneficiaries.
Article 6

This Decision is addressed to the Czech Republic.
Article 7

1.   The Commission may publish the identity of the beneficiaries of incompatible aid and the amounts of aid and recovery interest recovered in application of this Decision, without prejudice to Article 30 of Regulation (EU) 2015/1589.

2.   If this Decision contains confidential information which should not be published, please inform the Commission within 15 working days of the date of receipt. If the Commission does not receive a reasoned request by that deadline, you will be deemed to agree to publication of the full text of the decision. Your request specifying the relevant information should be sent electronically to the following address:

[email protected]
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (hereafter the ‘TFEU’), and in particular Article 108(2), first subparagraph, thereof,

Having called on interested parties to submit their comments pursuant to the provision cited above(1)and having regard to their comments,

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to crops

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to livestock

Further conditions

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to crops

Aid for insurance covering damage caused to livestock

Further conditions

Moment of the application submission

Submission of counterfactual scenario

Moment of the application submission

Appropriateness among alternative policy instruments

Appropriateness among different aid instruments

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The scheme is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU.
The individual aid already granted to large enterprises for the payment of insurance premiums covering damage caused by natural disasters, adverse climatic events and plant pests or animal disease respectively to crops and livestock was granted in breach of Article 108(3), TFEU and is incompatible with the internal market.
1.   Czechia shall recover the incompatible aid referred to in Article 2.

2.   The sums to be recovered shall bear interest from the date on which they were put at the disposal of the large enterprise beneficiaries until their actual recovery.

3.   The interest shall be calculated on a compound basis in accordance with Chapter V of the Commission Regulation (EC) No 794/2004(60)as amended by the Commission Regulation (EC) No 271/2008(61).
1.   In accordance with Article 16 (3) of Regulation (EU) 2015/1589, recovery of the aid referred to in Article 2 of that Regulation shall be immediate and effective(62).

2.   Czechia shall ensure that this Decision is implemented within four months following the date of notification of this Decision.
1.   Within four months following notification of this Decision, Czechia shall submit the following information to the Commission:

(a)

a complete list of beneficiaries that constitute large enterprises in the meaning of Annex I to Commission Regulation (EU) 2022/2472(63)that have not submitted a counterfactual scenario in their application and received the incompatible aid referred to in Article 2;

(b)

the total amount (aid principal and recovery interest) to be recovered from these beneficiaries;

(c)

a detailed description of the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision;

(d)

documents demonstrating that the beneficiaries have been ordered to repay the aid.

2.   Czechia shall keep the Commission informed of the progress of the national measures taken to implement this Decision until recovery of the aid referred to in Article 2 has been completed. It shall immediately submit, on simple request by the Commission, information on the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision. It shall also provide detailed information concerning the amounts of aid and recovery interest already recovered from the large enterprise beneficiaries.
This Decision is addressed to the Czech Republic.
1.   The Commission may publish the identity of the beneficiaries of incompatible aid and the amounts of aid and recovery interest recovered in application of this Decision, without prejudice to Article 30 of Regulation (EU) 2015/1589.

2.   If this Decision contains confidential information which should not be published, please inform the Commission within 15 working days of the date of receipt. If the Commission does not receive a reasoned request by that deadline, you will be deemed to agree to publication of the full text of the decision. Your request specifying the relevant information should be sent electronically to the following address:

[email protected]

Commission Decision (EU) 2025/2178 of 28 April 2025 on the State aid SA.63203 (2024/C) (ex 2021/N) implemented by Germany for Condor Flugdienst GmbH (notified under document C(2025) 2294)

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series




2025/2178
30.10.2025



(1)
Following pre-notification contacts(2), by electronic notification of 23 July 2021 completed on 25 July 2021, Germany notified the Commission pursuant to Article 108(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) of its intention to grant restructuring aid to Condor Flugdienst GmbH (‘Condor’).



(2)
By Decision of 14 October 2019(3)(‘the rescue aid decision’), the Commission approved, on the basis of Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, rescue aid for Condor within the meaning of the Guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring non-financial undertakings in difficulty (‘R&R Guidelines’)(4). The rescue aid took the form of a EUR 380 million rescue loan (‘the rescue loan’) from the German public development bank Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (‘KfW’) backed by a State guarantee, with a maturity of six months from the date of disbursement of the first instalment.



(3)
By Decision of 26 April 2020(5), the Commission approved prospective compensation for damage that Condor was expected to incur in the period from 17 March 2020 to 31 December 2020, on the basis of Article 107(2), point (b), TFEU (‘the annulled damage compensation decision’). The aid instruments were two loans from KfW for a total amount of EUR 550 million backed by a State guarantee. Condor used part of those loans to reimburse the rescue loan within six months from the date of disbursement of the first instalment. In its judgment of 9 June 2021 in the caseRyanair v Commission, the General Court annulled the damage compensation decision of 26 April 2020 and suspended the effects of the annulment for two months pending the adoption of a new decision by the Commission(6).



(4)
The Commission reassessed the damage compensation in light of the judgment of 9 June 2021 and, on 26 July 2021, adopted a new decision regarding the damage compensation for Condor for the period from 17 March 2020 to 31 December 2020 (‘the Condor I decision’)(7). On the same day, the Commission adopted another decision regarding damage compensation for Condor for the period from 1 January 2021 to 31 May 2021 (‘the Condor II decision’)(8)and a decision approving the restructuring aid notified by Germany in favour of Condor (‘the 2021 restructuring aid decision’)(9). Germany granted the restructuring aid to Condor at the end of July 2021.



(5)
Ryanair DAC (‘Ryanair’) brought an action for annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision. In its judgment of 8 May 2024 (‘the 2024 Condor judgment’), the General Court found that the Commission should have had doubts justifying the initiation of the formal investigation procedure under Article 108(2) TFEU and, for that reason, annulled the 2021 restructuring aid decision(10).



(6)
In the Condor I decision, the Commission assessed the damage suffered by Condor during the period from 17 March 2020 to 31 December 2020 based onex postfigures of actual damage and concluded that Condor had suffered within that period a damage of EUR 175,35 million. In the Condor II decision, the Commission found that Condor had suffered a damage of EUR 73,66 million during the period from 1 January 2021 to 31 May 2021 and approved aid to partly compensate Condor for that damage in the form of a EUR 60 million write-off of the EUR 550 million loans. The calculation for the period between 17 March 2020 and 31 May 2021, described in the Condor I and Condor II decisions, had resulted in the aggregate actual damage amount of EUR 249,02 million.



(7)
In the annulled damage compensation decision, the Commission approved aid which Condor was subsequently granted to compensate prospective damage of EUR 276,7 million. Recital 44 of that decision recalls that Germany committed that it would recover from Condor any over-compensation based on anex postcalculation of the actual damage suffered, including interest. According to recital 24 of the Condor I decision, the over-compensation amounted to EUR 91,74 million. In addition, Condor had to pay interest for the advantage it got through the over-compensation in an amount of EUR […] million and outstanding interest still due in an amount of EUR […] million. Recitals 24 and 25 of the Condor I decision describe how the claw-back mechanism provided for in the annulled damage compensation decision would be implemented based on theex postcalculation of the damage.



(8)
By its 2021 restructuring aid decision, the Commission approved Germany’s plans to support the restructuring plan for Condor by means of the following measures: (i) a modification to the terms and a further partial write-off of the EUR 550 million KfW loans for an amount of EUR 90 million; and (ii) a EUR 20,2 million write-off of the interest for the advantage received from the over-compensation and of interest still due, based on the initial loan agreement, which Condor would have had to reimburse (see recital (7)). That decision found that measures (i) and (ii) involved restructuring aid in the amount of EUR 321,18 million, consisting in the part of the EUR 550 million loans not representing COVID-19 damage, namely EUR 300,98 million, plus the EUR 20,2 million of interest written off. The assessment of the compatibility with the internal market of the restructuring measures was separate from the assessment of the damage compensation measures, based on different legal bases and eligible costs.



(9)
Following the annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision, by letter dated 29 July 2024, the Commission informed Germany that it had decided to initiate the procedure laid down in Article 108(2) TFEU in respect of the aid (the ‘opening decision’).



(10)
The opening decision was published in theOfficial Journal of the European Union(11). The Commission called on interested parties to submit their comments. Germany transmitted its comments on 27 September 2024.



(11)
The Commission received comments from two interested parties. It forwarded them to Germany, which was given the opportunity to react. On 18 November 2024, Germany informed the Commission that it would not submit any observations regarding third-party comments.



(12)
By letter dated 19 July 2021, Germany exceptionally agreed to waive its rights deriving from Article 342 TFEU, in conjunction with Article 3 of Council Regulation No 1/1958(12), and to have this Decision adopted and notified in English.



(13)
This Decision assesses the compatibility of State aid involved in two measures in favour of Condor notified by Germany and to which the Commission raised no objections in the 2021 restructuring aid decision, which was subsequently annulled by the General Court. The 2024 Condor judgment is subject to pending proceedings before the Court of Justice following an appeal submitted by Condor(13). The Commission’s assessment of the restructuring aid in this Decision is without prejudice to those pending appeal proceedings. This is regardless of the provision made in Article 2 and explained in recital (258) of this Decision.



(14)
Ryanair’s action for annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision relied on 10 pleas in law, alleging, in essence: (i) that the measure at issue fell outside the scope of the R&R Guidelines; (ii) a manifest error of assessment with regard to demonstrating market failure and social hardship; (iii), (iv), (v) and (vi), that the Commission failed to establish the need for State intervention and its incentive effect, that the restructuring plan was realistic, coherent and far-reaching and was suitable to restore Condor’s long-term viability, and the appropriateness and proportionality of the aid at issue; (vii) that the Commission erred in its examination of the negative effects of the measure at issue; (viii) infringement of the principles of non-discrimination, the free provision of services and free establishment; (ix) infringement of Ryanair’s procedural rights; and (x) breach of the duty to state reasons.



(15)
The General Court dismissed pleas (i) to (viii) as inadmissible, finding that Ryanair had not demonstrated that it was individually concerned by the 2021 restructuring aid decision within the meaning of Article 263 TFEU and it therefore did not have standing to challenge that decision on the merits. The General Court admitted Ryanair’s ninth plea, finding that Ryanair was a party concerned for the purposes of Article 108(2) TFEU and an interested party within the meaning of Article 1, point (h), of Council Regulation (EU) 2015/1589(14)and that it therefore had standing to bring proceedings in order to protect its procedural rights. Within that plea, Ryanair raised eight items of evidence, corresponding to its pleas (i) to (viii), to substantiate its claim that the Commission’s examination of the measure at issue was insufficient and incomplete, which it alleged showed that serious doubts as to the compatibility of the measure under Article 107 TFEU persisted and should have prompted the Commission to open the formal investigation procedure under Article 108(2) TFEU.



(16)
The General Court recalled that, according to settled case-law, when the Commission’s preliminary examination of an aid measure had not enabled it to overcome the serious difficulties involved in assessing the compatibility of that measure with the internal market, the Commission was under a duty to initiate the procedure provided for in Article 108(2) TFEU and had no discretion in that regard. The General Court then proceeded to examine Ryanair’s items of evidence, and dismissed as unfounded Ryanair’s pleas (i) to (v). Among other things, the General Court confirmed the Commission’s view that the assessment of the compatibility with the internal market of the restructuring aid measures was separate from the assessment of the damage compensation measures, based on different legal bases and eligible costs. The General Court held in particular that it was apparent from recital (131) of the 2021 restructuring aid decision that ‘a share of the COVID-19 loans of 2020 served to cover the exceptional costs incurred by Condor in the COVID-19 pandemic, and which therefore do not constitute restructuring costs included in the restructuring plan, while the remaining portion of those loans funded the restructuring, with the addition of the sum corresponding to the second part of the measure at issue’(15).



(17)
The General Court then examined the applicant’s pleas (vi) and (vii), which challenged the Commission’s assessment of the proportionality of the measure and of its negative effect on competition and trade. In that respect, the General Court found that the Commission should have had doubts, first, as to whether the measure at issue satisfied the requirement of adequate burden sharing set out in point 67 of the R&R Guidelines and, second, whether the scope of the measures to limit distortions of competition complied with the requirements set out in particular in Section 3.6.2.2 of the R&R Guidelines. According to the General Court, those doubts rendered the Commission’s preliminary examination incomplete and insufficient, which in turn constituted evidence of the existence of serious difficulties.



(18)
This led the General Court to conclude that the Commission should have had doubts justifying the initiation of the formal investigation procedure under Article 108(2) TFEU and the annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision(16). Finally, the General Court held that it was not necessary to examine the eighth item of evidence presented by Ryanair, nor its tenth plea alleging a failure to state reasons.



(19)
The Commission adopts this Decision in order to comply with the General Court’s judgment in accordance with Article 266 TFEU, notwithstanding the appeal pending against that judgment (see recital (13)).



(20)
In Section 2, the measures and their context are described at the time they were granted (that is in July 2021). The assessment of the measures, following the annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision, must be based on the facts and elements prevailing at the moment of granting of those measures. This is because when assessing the compatibility with the internal market of aid measures already granted, the Commission can only take into account elements that existed when the granting took place. As a result, the financial and commercial data refer to the period up to the financial results of 2019, as the last year of normal business operations before Condor entered insolvency proceedings and before the restructuring aid was granted, as the year 2020 was heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and was thus not considered to be representative.



(21)
The first measure consists in the modification of the conditions – described in recitals (51) and (52) – of the EUR 550 million KfW loans that had been granted to Condor pursuant to the annulled damage compensation decision, to the extent that the modified loans and the EUR 90 million write-off supported Condor’s restructuring plan and did not compensate it for damage related to COVID-19. The second measure consists in the waiver and write-off of EUR 20,2 million interest due that Condor would have had to reimburse as a result of the Condor I decision.



(22)
The two measures are part of a financial package negotiated between Germany, Condor’s new private shareholder Attestor Limited (‘Attestor’) and KfW, with a view to supporting the restructuring and continuation of Condor’s business.



(23)
Germany committed to publish on the websitewww.bmwi.dethe following information regarding the measures:—the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,—the identity of the granting authority/(ies),—the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).
—
the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,
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the identity of the granting authority/(ies),
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the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).

—
the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,

—
the identity of the granting authority/(ies),

—
the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).



—
the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,



—
the identity of the granting authority/(ies),



—
the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).



(24)
The beneficiary of the measures is Condor and its controlled subsidiaries (see recital (38)). Condor is a German charter airline, headquartered in Kelsterbach (Hessen). It provides air transport services to individual clients and tour operators from its airports in Germany, with a focus on the leisure travel market, to destinations all over the world. In 2019, it had a turnover of EUR 1,7 billion, a balance sheet total of EUR 7,2 billion and 4 022 employees(17).



(25)
Germany confirmed that neither Condor, nor its past or present shareholders, nor any entity controlled by it, have received rescue or restructuring aid in the past 10 years, except the rescue aid approved on 14 October 2019 in the rescue aid decision (see recital (2)).



(26)
At the time of the notification, SG Luftfahrt GmbH (‘SGL’) was the sole shareholder of Condor. SGL was a holding company without operational activities. It held Condor’s shares in trust since Condor exited insolvency proceedings in December 2020 (see recital (33)), pending its sale to a strategic investor(18). SGL was wholly owned by Team Treuhand GmbH, which was in turn wholly owned by Noerr & Stiefenhofer. SGL had been created solely to hold the shares of Condor pending its sale to Attestor and would be liquidated once all shares were sold (see recital (38)). According to the draft purchase agreement submitted by Germany at the moment of the notification(19), SGL was prohibited until the day of enforcement of the agreement from acting as a majority shareholder could normally act when exercising its rights. The prohibition includes actions such as the dissolution of Condor, conclusion, termination or cancellation of company agreements within the meaning of paragraphs 291 et seq. of the German stock corporations act (Aktiengesetz)(20), a capital increase or decrease, amendments to the articles of association of Condor’s subsidiaries, the distribution of dividends, the transfer of profits, the advance payment on profits, the collection or repurchase of shares, disposal or encumbrance of material assets (with exceptions), material investments above EUR 2 million per month (in total), conclusion, amendment or termination of (including new) financing agreements, including aircraft leasing contracts, or the appointment of a director, or member of the supervisory board. Figure 1 shows the structure of the Condor group before the execution of the agreement negotiated with Attestor (see recitals (37) and (39)).Figure 1The structure of the Condor groupTitle, schemeSource:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.
Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.

Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.



Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.



(27)
As a charter airline, Condor provides services to tour operators and travel agencies. Condor also sells flight seats directly to end customers, for example via the internet (so-called ‘dry seats’). Condor serves short-medium and long-haul routes and also flies to airports that are not served by scheduled airlines(21).



(28)
Concerning charter companies, Condor mainly faces competition from TUIfly, the airline of the TUI group, on routes from Germany to tourist destinations, such as Spain, Greece, Italy or Portugal, the Caribbean or Mexico(22). Some routes operated by Condor are also operated by Eurowings, the low-cost carrier of the Lufthansa group(23), or Ryanair. However, Condor potentially competes with such airlines only as regards its dry seat sales on charter flights to certain destinations that those airlines also serve.



(29)
According to the German authorities, Condor is – alongside Eurowings – the only provider of direct long-haul leisure flights departing from Germany. In summer 2019, Condor served a total of 126 destinations, of which 35 were long-haul destinations. On routes to long-haul destinations, Condor was the sole supplier on 63 % of the routes, while 29 % were served by Condor and one other airline, and on 8 % more than two airlines were present. In the short and medium haul segment, Condor was the sole supplier on 25 % of the routes it served in summer 2019; on 32 % of them two airlines were present and 43 % of those routes were served by more than two airlines.



(30)
In 2019, Condor’s total fleet comprised 61 aircraft, two of which were operated by Brussels Airlines. Condor carried out approximately 45 400 flights carrying approximately 9,4 million passengers, with a total of available seats per kilometre (‘ASK’) of 10,4 million and a load factor of 90 % of the aircraft operated. In summer 2019, Condor had a market share of air passenger transport in Germany of 6,4 %, which placed it third after Lufthansa (37 %) and Eurowings (8 %), which are both owned by the Lufthansa Group. Ryanair had a share of 5 % and TUIfly of 3 %. In the leisure air travel segment, the Lufthansa Group is also the leading operator with a share of 31 % (Lufthansa and Eurowings), while Condor and Ryanair have 16 % each, followed by TUIfly with 9 %, SunExpress with 7 % and EasyJet with 4 %.



(31)
In 2019, Condor operated charter flights at nine German airports with four core airport bases in Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Munich and Frankfurt(24). Considering the whole German air transport passenger business, Condor held 3 % in terms of frequencies, 4 % of capacity and 6 % of ASK. In terms of frequencies, among the individual airports it serves, Condor exceeded 10 % only in the airport of Leipzig. The second highest proportion was in Hanover, with 8 % of frequency, 11 % of capacity and 18 % ASK. The greater share of total capacity and ASK by Condor in some airports was due to Condor using larger aircraft and operating longer routes than those of domestic or continental airlines carrying business passengers on short distances. Leipzig and Hanover are also mainly regional airports that were not congested and where there was no shortage of available slots for airlines using them. In all other airports it served, Condor had often less than 5 % of share of the total frequencies, capacity and ASK(25).



(32)
The financial performance of Condor on a stand-alone basis was positive before the COVID-19 pandemic. Condor mainly earned recurrent annual profits since 2009, amounting to EUR 530 million cumulated and an annual average of EUR 44,1 million over the period between 2008 and 2019, as illustrated in Table 1. Condor thus had prima facie a functioning and profitable business model.Table 1Condor’s profits/losses from 2008 to 2019Financial yearProfit in EUR1.10.2008-30.9.200954 901 0001.10.2009-30.9.201061 471 0001.10.2010-30.9.201179 184 0001.10.2011-30.9.201245 180 0001.10.2012-30.9.201356 898 0001.10.2013-30.9.201462 849 0001.10.2014-30.9.201576 463 0001.10.2015-30.9.2016–16 916 0001.10.2016-30.9.20179 791 0001.10.2017-31.12.20172571.1.2018-30.9.201843 233 0001.10.2018-30.9.201956 904 000TOTAL CUMULATED529 957 743
Financial year
Profit in EUR
1.10.2008-30.9.2009
54 901 000
1.10.2009-30.9.2010
61 471 000
1.10.2010-30.9.2011
79 184 000
1.10.2011-30.9.2012
45 180 000
1.10.2012-30.9.2013
56 898 000
1.10.2013-30.9.2014
62 849 000
1.10.2014-30.9.2015
76 463 000
1.10.2015-30.9.2016
–16 916 000
1.10.2016-30.9.2017
9 791 000
1.10.2017-31.12.2017
257
1.1.2018-30.9.2018
43 233 000
1.10.2018-30.9.2019
56 904 000
TOTAL CUMULATED
529 957 743

Financial year
Profit in EUR

1.10.2008-30.9.2009
54 901 000

1.10.2009-30.9.2010
61 471 000

1.10.2010-30.9.2011
79 184 000

1.10.2011-30.9.2012
45 180 000

1.10.2012-30.9.2013
56 898 000

1.10.2013-30.9.2014
62 849 000

1.10.2014-30.9.2015
76 463 000

1.10.2015-30.9.2016
–16 916 000

1.10.2016-30.9.2017
9 791 000

1.10.2017-31.12.2017
257

1.1.2018-30.9.2018
43 233 000

1.10.2018-30.9.2019
56 904 000

TOTAL CUMULATED
529 957 743



Financial year
Profit in EUR

1.10.2008-30.9.2009
54 901 000

1.10.2009-30.9.2010
61 471 000

1.10.2010-30.9.2011
79 184 000

1.10.2011-30.9.2012
45 180 000

1.10.2012-30.9.2013
56 898 000

1.10.2013-30.9.2014
62 849 000

1.10.2014-30.9.2015
76 463 000

1.10.2015-30.9.2016
–16 916 000

1.10.2016-30.9.2017
9 791 000

1.10.2017-31.12.2017
257

1.1.2018-30.9.2018
43 233 000

1.10.2018-30.9.2019
56 904 000

TOTAL CUMULATED
529 957 743



(33)
However, Condor’s financial situation was and remained at the time of granting the aid negatively affected by the insolvency of its former controlling shareholder, the Thomas Cook Group (‘TCG’). Condor participated in the cash-pool of TCG, had receivables of around EUR […] million against TCG and no bank funding(26). With the insolvency of its parent, Condor could not fund its liquidity needs on the market and had to file for insolvency under self-administration in September 2019(27).



(34)
On 1 December 2019, the Insolvency Court in Frankfurt am Main (‘the insolvency court’) opened the insolvency procedure and authorised Condor to continue its business, while drawing up an insolvency plan. The insolvency court considered that Condor was fundamentally an operationally profitable company whose need for restructuring was not triggered by shortcomings in its own business model and profitability, but by the insolvency of TCG. The insolvency plan set out the measures for the continuation of the business model as a provider of leisure flights, an agreement with its creditors, restructuring measures and the entry of a new investor. The main element of the plan was the operational and financial unbundling of Condor from TCG, as well as the takeover by a new investor. Condor’s shares held by TCG were fully written down to zero and new shares of a value of EUR 20,2 million were issued to a trustee (SGL, see recital (26)), whose purpose was to hold them until a new investor was found.



(35)
Three offers for the purchase of Condor were submitted in January 2020. Those offers valued Condor at between EUR […] and EUR […] million. PGL, the parent company of LOT Polish Airlines, was the successful bidder offering a purchase price of EUR […] million. The purchase agreement with PGL including the notarial requirements was signed on 24 January 2020. On 24 February 2020, the German Federal Cartel Office (Bundeskartellamt) authorised the merger. In March 2020, Condor’s creditors’ committee adopted the insolvency plan by the required majority and the insolvency court approved it. However, on 13 April 2020, PGL withdrew from the agreement as it experienced financial and economic difficulties related to the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in LOT Polish Airlines requiring approximately EUR 650 million in support from the Polish Government(28).



(36)
The withdrawal of PGL prolonged Condor’s insolvency procedure for seven months. The prolongation triggered additional costs for which Condor was liable for an amount totalling approximately EUR 23,7 million(29). On 22 October 2020, Condor’s creditors’ committee approved an amended plan that the insolvency court endorsed on 24 November 2020. On 30 November 2020, the insolvency court pronounced Condor’s exit from insolvency.



(37)
Condor continued searching for an investor and underwent an unconditional, competitive, transparent and non-discriminatory bidding process. Among the three offers received at the term of the procedure, Condor’s Supervisory Board, whose shareholder members are representatives of the German Federal Government and theLandof Hesse (the guarantors of the KfW loans), selected the private investment fund Attestor. Attestor offered the best conditions for Condor and for the repayment of the public loans of KfW backed by public guarantees. A notarial act of 20 May 2021 recorded the planned purchase.



(38)
Germany confirmed that prior to that bid, Attestor, which is an investment fund, had had no links to Condor nor had it transacted any business with Condor.



(39)
According to the draft purchase agreement, Condor’s shares in its subsidiaries Berlin Lufttransport and Internationale Lufttransport would be sold to the holding company SGL, Attestor would take over 49 % of Condor’s shares from SGL, while 2 % would be held by a trust company on behalf of Attestor. Attestor would have the option to acquire the remaining 49 %. In line with the agreement, Attestor controls 51 % of Condor’s shares since 28 July 2021 (49 % via an investment fund managed by Attestor and 2 % via a trustee) and provided equity as agreed (see recital (46)). The financial terms for the transaction involve financing the business plan of Condor and the restructuring of existing public loans provided to Condor on the terms described in recitals (51) and (52). The ownership structure of Condor after the transaction is shown in Figure 2:Figure 2Ownership structure of Condor after its sale to AttestorSource:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.
Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.

Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.



Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.



(40)
Condor began implementing the restructuring plan in October 2019, when it started a rationalisation and restructuring programme running until September 2023. The plan is based on three main components: (i) cost and efficiency gains through rationalisation and fleet renewal; (ii) financial and capital restructuring through private funding from Attestor and the renegotiation of the KfW loans; and (iii) organisational stabilisation through the entry of a strategic partner.



(41)
Condor has launched a programme of rationalisation, commercial optimisation and productivity improvement, in order to reduce operating costs and to maintain and further enhance its profitability. According to the restructuring plan submitted by Germany, that programme was expected to generate cost and productivity gains as follows: (i) a 23 % reduction in staff by May 2021, comprising in particular a reduction of ground staff workforce by 17 % despite having taken over a series of tasks formerly handled by TCG, as well as reductions of cabin crew as from 2022 through pre-negotiated social plan measures; (ii) payroll cost reductions through adjustments of collective agreements, management bonuses and salaries, as well as cuts of certain additional payments such as the canteen bonus and the vacation allowance; (iii) move to low-cost headquarters; (iv) renegotiation of supplier contracts (during the insolvency proceedings, legal notice and terms periods did not apply, which allowed the termination of unfavourable contracts) and adjustment of aircraft lease agreements; and (v) fleet renewal. The rationalisation programme was expected to result in over EUR […] million of permanent cost reductions per year.



(42)
The operational restructuring measures, as shown in Table 2, aim to maintain and streamline Condor’s operations until it can generate profits after the gradual phasing-out of flight restrictions imposed to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Their implementation will ensure Condor’s competitiveness through further cost reductions and the necessary fleet renewal with modern fuel-efficient aircraft.



(43)
Condor had an ageing fleet, which in summer 2019 included 61 planes, of which 59 were operated directly. In particular, the 16 Boeing 767-300s it used on long-haul routes were on average 26 years old, which is above the industry average. The fleet restructuring, which is planned to take place between 2022 and 2025 for long-haul aircraft and between 2022 and 2029 for short- and medium-haul aircraft, will lead to reductions in fuel consumption and CO2emissions. Based on the offers at hand at the moment of granting the aid, Condor expected annual savings in fuel costs of around EUR […] million, savings of between 15-25 % in CO2emissions and a reduction in average fuel consumption to below 2 litres/100 k km/passenger in the long-haul segment alone, where it is replacing 16 Boeing 767-300s.Table 2Condor’s restructuring measuresMeasureImplementationStaff reductionsReduction in ground staff: achieved by March 2020Reduction in staff costs—Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020—Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021Renegotiations of supply contractsPermanent reviews with all suppliers ongoing since September 2020Move to less costly headquarters—Negotiations in April-May 2020—Move completed in July 2021Fleet renewalGradual renewal starting in the third quarter of 2022, 12 new long-haul aircraft expected to be in place by 2023Source:Notification, Annex 13.
Measure
Implementation
Staff reductions
Reduction in ground staff: achieved by March 2020
Reduction in staff costs
—Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020—Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021
—
Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020
—
Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021
Renegotiations of supply contracts
Permanent reviews with all suppliers ongoing since September 2020
Move to less costly headquarters
—Negotiations in April-May 2020—Move completed in July 2021
—
Negotiations in April-May 2020
—
Move completed in July 2021
Fleet renewal
Gradual renewal starting in the third quarter of 2022, 12 new long-haul aircraft expected to be in place by 2023
Source:Notification, Annex 13.
Source:
Notification, Annex 13.

Measure
Implementation

Staff reductions
Reduction in ground staff: achieved by March 2020

Reduction in staff costs
—Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020—Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021
—
Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020
—
Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021

—
Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020

—
Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021

Renegotiations of supply contracts
Permanent reviews with all suppliers ongoing since September 2020

Move to less costly headquarters
—Negotiations in April-May 2020—Move completed in July 2021
—
Negotiations in April-May 2020
—
Move completed in July 2021

—
Negotiations in April-May 2020

—
Move completed in July 2021

Fleet renewal
Gradual renewal starting in the third quarter of 2022, 12 new long-haul aircraft expected to be in place by 2023

Source:Notification, Annex 13.
Source:
Notification, Annex 13.

Source:
Notification, Annex 13.



Measure
Implementation

Staff reductions
Reduction in ground staff: achieved by March 2020

Reduction in staff costs
—Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020—Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021
—
Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020
—
Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021

—
Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020

—
Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021

Renegotiations of supply contracts
Permanent reviews with all suppliers ongoing since September 2020

Move to less costly headquarters
—Negotiations in April-May 2020—Move completed in July 2021
—
Negotiations in April-May 2020
—
Move completed in July 2021

—
Negotiations in April-May 2020

—
Move completed in July 2021

Fleet renewal
Gradual renewal starting in the third quarter of 2022, 12 new long-haul aircraft expected to be in place by 2023

Source:Notification, Annex 13.
Source:
Notification, Annex 13.

Source:
Notification, Annex 13.



—
Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020



—
Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021



—
Negotiations in April-May 2020



—
Move completed in July 2021



Source:
Notification, Annex 13.



(44)
Moreover, the entry of the strategic investor has created a stable corporate framework. In particular, the sale of part of Condor’s shares to Attestor was a first step towards Condor’s structural independence, after its exit from insolvency proceedings. In addition, the entry of Attestor and the restructuring of the KfW loans have provided Condor with sufficient financing and enabled the company to strengthen its equity base.



(45)
The restructuring costs included the costs of Condor’s fleet renewal as well as its uncovered operating costs during the restructuring period. As such, they included the repayment of the rescue loan and its substitution by other KfW loans, the write-off of interest claim on the over-compensation as set out in recital (7), and EUR 23,7 million of insolvency costs (recital (36)). The restructuring costs were financed partly from own resources, for a total amount of EUR […] million, and partly from public financing in the form of debt restructuring, for a total amount of EUR 300,98 million. The financing from non-public resources was provided through funds from Attestor and supported by permanent cost savings and debt write-offs resulting from the insolvency plan, as set out in the following recitals.



(46)
Attestor has provided EUR 200 million of equity to Condor, in the form of a EUR 150 million injection into the company’s capital reserve, and a EUR 50 million deposit on a notary’s escrow account available to Condor if required for operations.



(47)
In addition, Attestor committed EUR […] million for Condor’s fleet renewal as well as a credit line of USD […] million (approximately EUR […] million), which Condor can draw on in several tranches, without revolving, for pre-delivery payments on aircraft. In particular, […] provided a leasing facility to Condor and its subsidiaries, committing directly or via one or more special purpose vehicles equity leasing financing of EUR […] million for the acquisition of aircraft to be leased to Condor. The aircraft financing would be completed with external financing expected to cover, in line with trade practice, between […] % of the total expenditure for aircraft acquisition. The draft leasing commitment would thus enable Condor to lease aircraft worth up to EUR […] million for a minimum of […] years.



(48)
Moreover, Condor’s creditors have accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of the insolvency procedure. The proceedings were governed by the obligatory legal provisions of standard German insolvency law which contains provisions regarding the establishment of different groups of creditors and their treatment. Within each group, creditors were treated equally. The claims in ‘Group 7 – Shareholders’ were treated as subordinated to other claims of other groups of creditors for the purposes of the insolvency procedure. In accordance with the insolvency plan, the company’s share capital was reduced to zero, causing the shareholders to lose their shares. At the same time, the right to subscribe for new shares as part of the capital increase under the plan was excluded. As a result, shareholders received no payments and lost their existing rights, both with regard to their shares and the debt that Condor owed them. Germany explains that regarding the remaining claims, Condor’s creditors’ committee could choose between a liquidation of Condor or accepting an insolvency quote of 0,1 % on claims amounting to EUR 631,5 million in total and several creditors voted against the plan. The insolvency plan identified the following seven groups of creditors:—Employees (Arbeitnehmer),—Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),—Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),—Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),—Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),—Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),—Shareholders (Gesellschafter).
—
Employees (Arbeitnehmer),
—
Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),
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Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),
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Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),
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Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),
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Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),
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Shareholders (Gesellschafter).

—
Employees (Arbeitnehmer),

—
Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),

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Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),

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Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),

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Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),

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Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),

—
Shareholders (Gesellschafter).



—
Employees (Arbeitnehmer),



—
Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),



—
Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),



—
Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),



—
Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),



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Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),



—
Shareholders (Gesellschafter).



(49)
Several of those groups, as for example staff, group companies, shareholders, are composed of exclusively private creditors. Each creditor included in one of the groups has voting rights. According to German insolvency law, every group of creditors votes separately, and a majority of creditors with voting rights, not only of the votes but also of the sums owed, is required to take a decision in each group(30). The majority of creditors decided to accept the quote and the creditors’ committee approved the plan on 22 October 2020. The insolvency court endorsed the plan.



(50)
Finally, in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor is achieving permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year, deriving from leasing contract adaptations, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements as described in recital (41). Those cost savings affect the profit and loss account of Condor and reduce the need for external funding.



(51)
The purchase agreement and funding for leasing financing from Attestor set as a pre-condition a restructuring of Condor’s EUR 550 million existing loans from KfW. Before the restructuring, the KfW loans had the following conditions:(a)loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;(b)loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;(c)if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.
(a)
loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;
(1)
tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;
(2)
tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;
(b)
loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;
(c)
if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.

(a)
loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;
(1)
tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;
(2)
tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;

(1)
tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;

(2)
tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;

(b)
loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;

(c)
if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.



(a)
loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;
(1)
tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;
(2)
tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;

(1)
tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;

(2)
tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;



(1)
tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;



(2)
tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;



(b)
loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;



(c)
if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.



(52)
According to the notification and the draft agreements submitted by Germany, Germany contributes to the financing of the restructuring plan by restructuring the existing EUR 550 million of KfW loans as follows:(a)the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;(b)the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);(c)loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].
(a)
the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;
(b)
the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);
—
a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],
—
a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);
(c)
loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].

(a)
the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;

(b)
the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);
—
a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],
—
a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);

—
a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],

—
a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);

(c)
loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].



(a)
the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;



(b)
the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);
—
a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],
—
a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);

—
a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],

—
a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);



—
a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],



—
a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);



(c)
loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].



(53)
Germany confirmed that the draft agreements have been implemented as described in recital (52). According to the information submitted by Germany, the earn-out mechanism provides that payment under the earn-out mechanism can only take place once the investor has received net proceeds (e.g. through a sale) of at least EUR […] million (earn-out limit) by 30 June 2026 or if the equity valuation of the company as at 30 September 2026 is at least equal to that amount. Above an earn-out limit of EUR […] million, an amount of EUR […], will be paid. Of amounts between EUR […] million and EUR […] million, the lender receives a share of between […] % and […] %. The actual amount of return depends on the net proceeds. The payment terms of the earn-out mechanism thus ensure that the German State receives payments of between EUR […] and EUR […] million by September 2026, depending on the economic success of Condor. Payments from the earn-out mechanism have to be used for repayment of the junior tranche and loan 2.



(54)
Germany, through KfW, granted the guaranteed loans to Condor to make good part of the damage the company was estimated to have incurred in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. After the adoption of the annulled damage compensation decision, the Commission found that Condor suffered a damage of EUR 175,355 million during the period from 17 March to 31 December 2020(31)and a damage of EUR 73,66 million during the period from 1 January to 31 May 2021(32)), making a total of EUR 249,02 million during the period from 17 March 2020 to 31 May 2021. The difference between, on the one hand, the amounts of the loans (EUR 550 million) before applying the write-offs (EUR 90 million and EUR 60 million – recitals (6) and (8)) and, on the other hand, the estimated damage during the period from 17 March 2020 to 31 May 2021 (EUR 249,02 million) amounts to EUR 300,98 million. This is the amount of the loans granted for the restructuring.



(55)
Germany submits two evaluations of the aid element contained in the restructuring of the loans.



(56)
According to the first approach, Germany submits that the aid element of the loan restructuring would be the nominal amount of the loans of EUR 400 million (that is the original amount of EUR 550 million reduced by the write-off of EUR 150 million) minus the amount notified by Germany as damage compensation aid for the period from 17 March 2020 to 31 May 2021 of EUR 144,1 million, which would result in a nominal amount of restructuring aid of EUR 255,9 million.



(57)
However, Germany considers that a less conservative valuation of the aid element would be possible. For the senior tranche of EUR 175 million, the aid element would be EUR 18,9 million of difference between the interest actually paid by Condor and that it would have to pay for a hypothetical market loan. A market lender would also agree to the deferral of repayment and interest, which would thus be free of aid. Finally, Germany assesses the debt waiver of EUR 90 million as a grant with an aid element of EUR 90 million.



(58)
Germany submits that until the COVID-19 pandemic, the German outbound travel market was growing constantly with annual increases of up to 4,6 %. However, the market dropped sharply by 58,1 % in 2020. The restructuring plan assumes that demand on the German source market for leisure travel would start to pick up in the summer of 2021. Germany submits that travel is strongly correlated to the Gross Domestic Product, which was expected to return to pre-crisis levels by the end of 2021. The strong increase of the net savings rate of households in Germany from 10,9 % in 2019 to 16,3 % in 2020 suggested strong consumer spending as restrictions were progressively lifted. Leisure travel was expected to recover faster than general travel with a return to pre-crisis levels about a year earlier than general travel(33).



(59)
The assumptions in the restructuring plan are based on an analysis of different trends as well as their impact on leisure travel. The restructuring report by KPMG, provided by Germany, also includes forecasts for market development, based on third-party assessments(34). Several expert studies covering forecasts of passengers (PAX), RPK (revenue passenger kilometres)(35), IFR (instrument flight rules)(36)movements and numbers of passengers expected a recovery of the air travel sector to the 2019 level in 2023 as a best-case scenario(37). A first increase was expected in the third and fourth quarters of 2021 if travel restrictions ended and vaccinations progressed. Those forecasts are used to assess the plausibility of the underlying assumptions of Condor’s business plan.



(60)
According to the data provided (Euromonitor data on outbound leisure travel in number of trips and expenditures, Statista and McKinsey data on revenue), the worldwide tourism market was set to recover to 2019-levels in 2022 in the best-case scenario and in 2024/2025 in the worst-case scenario. As shown in Figure 3, it was expected that the recovery of key performance indicators (‘KPIs’) PAX, RPK, and IFR would reach 2019-levels around 2023/2024. However, those forecasts concern the entire airlines sector. The same forecasts also point to a faster recovery for tourist flights.Figure 3Forecasts of airline KPIs in % of 2019Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.
Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.

Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.



Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.



(61)
The main operating costs of Condor’s business are for maintenance, fuel and staff. The assumptions in the restructuring plan are based on aircraft economics per type on the assigned route, oil price projections and performance. The restructuring plan takes into account effects from measures implemented as part of the insolvency plan, stemming from fleet renewal, a gradual shift from […] as well as staff reductions, COVID-19-related short-term work, etc.



(62)
Condor’s revenues from flight operations are projected to increase gradually. After a ramp-up phase during 2020-2022, aircraft load factors are expected to reach pre-COVID levels in […], in line with the expected recovery of the leisure travel market. In the baseline scenario (Table 3), Condor is expected to become profitable and cover interest charges and depreciation at the end of the restructuring period in September 2023 with a net result of EUR […] million and […] % earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) margin(38). That upwards trend will continue after the end of the restructuring period, with a net result of EUR […] million and an EBIT margin of […] % in 2024 and thereafter reaching a net result of EUR […] million and […] % EBIT margin in 2026.Table 3Profit and loss account for Condor in the baseline scenarioIn EUR millionPre-restructuringRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2017/18ACT2018/19ACT2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANOperating income1 803,81 684,2[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating expenses-1 684,4-1 542,9[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet rental costs[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Depreciation and amortisation-96,4-93,9[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet depreciation[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional23,047,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Finance costs-29,6-32,0[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Linked with Fleet[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net result for the year40,0-6 796,7[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBITDA (p.e.) margin7  %9  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBIT (p.e.) margin1  %3  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Yield198172[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)34 63836 183[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)30 88032 495[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total seat load factor89  %90  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total passengers (in m)8,89,4[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Operating income
1 803,8
1 684,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating expenses
-1 684,4
-1 542,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet rental costs


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Depreciation and amortisation
-96,4
-93,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet depreciation


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
23,0
47,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Finance costs
-29,6
-32,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Linked with Fleet


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net result for the year
40,0
-6 796,7
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBITDA (p.e.) margin
7  %
9  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBIT (p.e.) margin
1  %
3  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Yield
198
172
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
34 638
36 183
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
30 880
32 495
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total seat load factor
89  %
90  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total passengers (in m)
8,8
9,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
1 803,8
1 684,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
-1 684,4
-1 542,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
-96,4
-93,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
23,0
47,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
-29,6
-32,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
40,0
-6 796,7
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
7  %
9  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
1  %
3  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
198
172
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
34 638
36 183
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
30 880
32 495
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
89  %
90  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
8,8
9,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
1 803,8
1 684,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
-1 684,4
-1 542,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
-96,4
-93,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
23,0
47,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
-29,6
-32,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
40,0
-6 796,7
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
7  %
9  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
1  %
3  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
198
172
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
34 638
36 183
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
30 880
32 495
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
89  %
90  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
8,8
9,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



(63)
Table 3 shows that the operational and commercial restructuring measures and financial contributions will allow Condor to gradually alleviate the effects of the insolvency of TCG on its equity, part of which was still in its balance sheet at its exit from insolvency proceedings on 1 December 2020. In line with German insolvency law, Condor wrote off its full share capital, which left the company with negative book equity. Even though Condor would still have slightly negative equity of EUR […] million by 2026 due to that exogenous effect, its equity base will improve constantly and significantly during the restructuring period and will turn positive in 2027. In addition, Condor’s long term financial liabilities, after reaching a peak of EUR […] million in 2021 will decrease, reaching EUR […] million by 2026. Moreover, according to that set of data, Condor’s return on capital employed (ROCE)(39)would be significantly positive at the end of the restructuring period in fiscal year 2023 as well as in the following years, with a ROCE of […] % to […] % (Table 4).Table 4Condor’s balance sheet in the baseline scenarioIn EUR millionPre-restructuringRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2017/18ACT2018/19ACT2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANAssets1 880,9591,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current assets > 1year1 293,4309,8[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet (assets)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Current assets < 1year587,5281,6[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents11,256,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Liabilities1 880,9591,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Equity194,7-6 776,2[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current liabilities > 1year760,63 706,4[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Longterm financial liablities > 1year181,2156,1[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term liabilities < 1year925,63 661,3[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term financial liabilities < 1year37,847,4[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]ROCE2  %-2  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Assets
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current assets > 1year
1 293,4
309,8
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet (assets)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Current assets < 1year
587,5
281,6
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
11,2
56,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Liabilities
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Equity
194,7
-6 776,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current liabilities > 1year
760,6
3 706,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Longterm financial liablities > 1year
181,2
156,1
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term liabilities < 1year
925,6
3 661,3
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
37,8
47,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
ROCE
2  %
-2  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
1 293,4
309,8
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
587,5
281,6
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
11,2
56,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
194,7
-6 776,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
760,6
3 706,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Longterm financial liablities > 1year
181,2
156,1
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
925,6
3 661,3
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
37,8
47,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
2  %
-2  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
1 293,4
309,8
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
587,5
281,6
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
11,2
56,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
194,7
-6 776,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
760,6
3 706,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Longterm financial liablities > 1year
181,2
156,1
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
925,6
3 661,3
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
37,8
47,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
2  %
-2  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



(64)
The enterprise valuation of Condor carried out in June 2021 by Rothschild in the context of the investor process as shown in Table 5 estimates, on the basis of conservative assumptions, Condor’s equity to be in a range between EUR […] million and EUR […] billion by 2023, depending on the method (discounted cash flows or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) multiples).Table 5Enterprise valuation of Condor[…]
[…]

[…]



[…]



(65)
The valuation report by Rothschild includes a calculation of Condor’s weighted average cost of capital (WACC). The WACC is the sum of multiplying the cost of debt and the cost of equity by the relevant weights. As a target capital structure, with the target weights for debt and equity, assuming […] % equity, the cost of debt is calculated as […] %, and the cost of equity as […] %(40). Condor’s WACC is calculated as […] %. As of 1 January 2019, the sixteenth International Financial Reporting Standard (‘IFRS 16’) came into force, abolishing the different treatment of financial leases and operating leases. The same calculation was provided taking into account IFRS 16 and the resulting higher weight of debt due to the accounting of lease liabilities as financial liabilities. The increase in debt results in an assumed capital structure of […] % equity and […] % debt. In that scenario WACC is […] %, as a result of the higher weight of debt.



(66)
The German authorities also provided a valuation of Condor’s equity under the terms agreed with Attestor, relied upon by PWC, as mandatory for Germany for assessing the KfW loan conditions, and Rothschild, as independent expert establishing the company value in the investment process. PWC takes a conservative approach based on the lower-end planned EBIT of EUR […] million and a multiplication factor of […]. Based on those conservative assumptions, PWC concludes that Condor will have an equity value of approximately EUR […] million in 2025, which Condor itself assessed at approximately EUR […] million before the COVID-19 pandemic(41). Based on the more conservative PWC valuation, in 2026, Condor would achieve a return on equity (ROE) of […] %. That value is fully in line with the median ROE provided by a group of other airlines, which in 2017-2019 amounted to between 23,4 % and 25,3 %, as shown in Table 6. As can be seen in Table 6, European legacy airlines and US airlines had been performing more or less similarly, with the exception of 2019.Table 6Median return on equity of airlines 2017-2019(42)201920182017Legacy (Europe)19,8  %24,6  %24,1  %Low-cost (Europe)12,8  %15,1  %11,1  %USA30,4  %25,3  %25,8  %All25,3  %23,4  %24,6  %

2019
2018
2017
Legacy (Europe)
19,8  %
24,6  %
24,1  %
Low-cost (Europe)
12,8  %
15,1  %
11,1  %
USA
30,4  %
25,3  %
25,8  %
All
25,3  %
23,4  %
24,6  %


2019
2018
2017

Legacy (Europe)
19,8  %
24,6  %
24,1  %

Low-cost (Europe)
12,8  %
15,1  %
11,1  %

USA
30,4  %
25,3  %
25,8  %

All
25,3  %
23,4  %
24,6  %




2019
2018
2017

Legacy (Europe)
19,8  %
24,6  %
24,1  %

Low-cost (Europe)
12,8  %
15,1  %
11,1  %

USA
30,4  %
25,3  %
25,8  %

All
25,3  %
23,4  %
24,6  %



(67)
Moreover, according to the German authorities, the combined impact of Condor’s restructuring plan, including several rationalisation measures and fleet renewal (see Table 2), which will result in significant staff and supply cost reductions as well as fuel and maintenance cost savings, and the fresh funding from Attestor will allow Condor to achieve profitability in line with the industry average. As shown in Table 3, Condor’s EBIT margins(43)are positive from the fiscal year 2023 onwards ([…] % in 2023 up to […] % in 2026). Margins are significantly higher post-COVID-19 as compared to pre-COVID-19 levels ([…] % for the fiscal year 2018 and […] % for the fiscal year 2019).



(68)
Table 7 also shows the pre-COVID-19 profitability of other airlines. According to the data provided by Germany, the EBIT margin of those other airlines, which include legacy and low-cost airlines such as Lufthansa and Ryanair, was on average 5,7 %, or 7,3 % as median. The performance of that group was highly divergent, with a spread of 18.8 percentage points between the highest value of 13,3 % and the lowest of – 5,5 %. Based on 2019 figures, Condor’s passenger yield (income divided by the number of passengers) amounted to […](44), as compared to an average of 141 for the other airlines, while Condor operated with […] ASK, as compared to an average of 135 773 ASK for other airlines.Table 7Key indicator comparison with other airlines pre-COVID-19EBIT margin (%)Yield (EUR)Seat load factor (%)Passengers (million)Available seat capacity (million km)Condor[…][…][…][…][…][…]Lufthansa5,1250,782,6145,3358 803Norwegian2,0121,986,636,2100 031Eurowings-5,585,782,327,032 383Ryanair13,357,095,0149,0176 989IAG10,2215,784,6118,3337 754EasyJet7,376,591,596,1116 056Wizz13,069,093,640,069 973Swiss11,1238,983,921,563 321Austrian0,7144,380,814,628 508Brussels Airlines-2,2143,281,510,321 994Turkish Airlines8,1146,081,674,3187 696Average (incl. Condor)5,5143,886,261,8127 474Average (excl. Condor)5,7140,885,866,6135 773Median (incl. Condor)6,2143,884,338,185 002Median (excl. Condor)7,3143,283,940,0100 031Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.

EBIT margin (%)
Yield (EUR)

Seat load factor (%)
Passengers (million)
Available seat capacity (million km)
Condor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Lufthansa
5,1
250,7

82,6
145,3
358 803
Norwegian
2,0
121,9

86,6
36,2
100 031
Eurowings
-5,5
85,7

82,3
27,0
32 383
Ryanair
13,3
57,0

95,0
149,0
176 989
IAG
10,2
215,7

84,6
118,3
337 754
EasyJet
7,3
76,5

91,5
96,1
116 056
Wizz
13,0
69,0

93,6
40,0
69 973
Swiss
11,1
238,9

83,9
21,5
63 321
Austrian
0,7
144,3

80,8
14,6
28 508
Brussels Airlines
-2,2
143,2

81,5
10,3
21 994
Turkish Airlines
8,1
146,0

81,6
74,3
187 696
Average (incl. Condor)
5,5
143,8

86,2
61,8
127 474
Average (excl. Condor)
5,7
140,8

85,8
66,6
135 773
Median (incl. Condor)
6,2
143,8

84,3
38,1
85 002
Median (excl. Condor)
7,3
143,2

83,9
40,0
100 031
Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.
Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.


EBIT margin (%)
Yield (EUR)

Seat load factor (%)
Passengers (million)
Available seat capacity (million km)

Condor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Lufthansa
5,1
250,7

82,6
145,3
358 803

Norwegian
2,0
121,9

86,6
36,2
100 031

Eurowings
-5,5
85,7

82,3
27,0
32 383

Ryanair
13,3
57,0

95,0
149,0
176 989

IAG
10,2
215,7

84,6
118,3
337 754

EasyJet
7,3
76,5

91,5
96,1
116 056

Wizz
13,0
69,0

93,6
40,0
69 973

Swiss
11,1
238,9

83,9
21,5
63 321

Austrian
0,7
144,3

80,8
14,6
28 508

Brussels Airlines
-2,2
143,2

81,5
10,3
21 994

Turkish Airlines
8,1
146,0

81,6
74,3
187 696

Average (incl. Condor)
5,5
143,8

86,2
61,8
127 474

Average (excl. Condor)
5,7
140,8

85,8
66,6
135 773

Median (incl. Condor)
6,2
143,8

84,3
38,1
85 002

Median (excl. Condor)
7,3
143,2

83,9
40,0
100 031

Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.
Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.

Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.




EBIT margin (%)
Yield (EUR)

Seat load factor (%)
Passengers (million)
Available seat capacity (million km)

Condor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Lufthansa
5,1
250,7

82,6
145,3
358 803

Norwegian
2,0
121,9

86,6
36,2
100 031

Eurowings
-5,5
85,7

82,3
27,0
32 383

Ryanair
13,3
57,0

95,0
149,0
176 989

IAG
10,2
215,7

84,6
118,3
337 754

EasyJet
7,3
76,5

91,5
96,1
116 056

Wizz
13,0
69,0

93,6
40,0
69 973

Swiss
11,1
238,9

83,9
21,5
63 321

Austrian
0,7
144,3

80,8
14,6
28 508

Brussels Airlines
-2,2
143,2

81,5
10,3
21 994

Turkish Airlines
8,1
146,0

81,6
74,3
187 696

Average (incl. Condor)
5,5
143,8

86,2
61,8
127 474

Average (excl. Condor)
5,7
140,8

85,8
66,6
135 773

Median (incl. Condor)
6,2
143,8

84,3
38,1
85 002

Median (excl. Condor)
7,3
143,2

83,9
40,0
100 031

Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.
Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.

Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.



Source:
KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.



(69)
Moreover, Germany provided data on Condor’s prospective cash flows for the baseline scenario, as shown in Table 8.Table 8Projected cash flows in baseline scenarioIn EUR millionRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANEBITDA[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Exceptional items[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Cash flow from investing activities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Changes in equity[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Changes in financial liabilities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Cash flow from financing activities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]At the beginning of the period[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]At the end of the period[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Available Tranche B[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Trapped cash[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Available liquidity[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
EBITDA
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Exceptional items
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Cash flow from investing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Changes in equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Changes in financial liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Cash flow from financing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
At the beginning of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
At the end of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Available Tranche B
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Trapped cash
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Available liquidity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

EBITDA
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Exceptional items
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from investing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in financial liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from financing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the beginning of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the end of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available Tranche B
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Trapped cash
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available liquidity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

EBITDA
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Exceptional items
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from investing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in financial liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from financing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the beginning of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the end of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available Tranche B
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Trapped cash
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available liquidity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



(70)
The data provided by Germany show cash outflows from operations of EUR […] million in fiscal year 2021. At the same time, the major contributors of cash inflow are exceptional items of EUR […] million, which relate to the liquidation of TCG, the liquidity provided by the investment by Attestor and changes in the financial liabilities to KfW. After Attestor’s contribution to Condor’s equity, the available liquidity never falls below EUR […] million.



(71)
The information provided shows that Condor faced a short-term liquidity crisis, combined with the negative solvency situation inherited from the liquidation of TCG (Figure 4).Figure 4Condor’s short-term liquidity position[…]Source:Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.
Source:
Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.

Source:
Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.



Source:
Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.



(72)
Germany provided a sensitivity analysis which shows how Condor’s profit and loss and subsequently its balance sheet will vary from the baseline scenario reflected in Table 3 and Table 4, if fuel costs were to increase further than under the baseline scenario due to an increase in prices for emission allowances and offset credits and if the growth of yield per passenger(45)were also to be negatively affected by potential adverse market developments, that is increased competition, thus reducing the yield growth expected in particular because of the new long-haul aircraft. The result of that analysis is shown in Table 9 and Table 10.Table 9Projected profit and loss account in the adverse scenarioIn EUR millionPre-restructuringRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2017/18ACT2018/19ACT2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANOperating income1 803,81 684,2[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating expenses-1 684,4-1 542,9[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet rental costs[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Depreciation and amortisation-96,4-93,9[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet depreciation[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional23,047,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Finance costs-29,6-32,0[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Linked with Fleet[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net result for the year40,0-6 796,7[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBITDA (p.e.) margin7  %9  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBIT (p.e.) margin1  %3  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Yield198172[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)34 63836 183[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)30 88032 495[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total seat load factor89  %90  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total passengers (in m)8,89,4[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).Table 10Balance sheet in the adverse scenarioIn EUR millionPre-restructuringRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2017/18ACT2018/19ACT2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANAssets1 880,9591,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current assets > 1year1 293,4309,8[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet (assets)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Current assets < 1year587,5281,6[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents11,256,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Liabilities1 880,9591,5[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Equity194,7-6 776,2[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current liabilities > 1year760,63 706,4[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Longterm financial liablities > 1year181,2156,1[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term liabilities < 1year925,63 661,3[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term financial liabilities < 1year37,847,4[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net debt to EBITDA ratio1,71,0[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]ROCE2  %-2  %[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Operating income
1 803,8
1 684,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating expenses
-1 684,4
-1 542,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet rental costs


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Depreciation and amortisation
-96,4
-93,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet depreciation


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
23,0
47,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Finance costs
-29,6
-32,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Linked with Fleet


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net result for the year
40,0
-6 796,7
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBITDA (p.e.) margin
7  %
9  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBIT (p.e.) margin
1  %
3  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Yield
198
172
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
34 638
36 183
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
30 880
32 495
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total seat load factor
89  %
90  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total passengers (in m)
8,8
9,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Assets
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current assets > 1year
1 293,4
309,8
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet (assets)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Current assets < 1year
587,5
281,6
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
11,2
56,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Liabilities
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Equity
194,7
-6 776,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current liabilities > 1year
760,6
3 706,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Longterm financial liablities > 1year
181,2
156,1
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term liabilities < 1year
925,6
3 661,3
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
37,8
47,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net debt to EBITDA ratio
1,7
1,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
ROCE
2  %
-2  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
1 803,8
1 684,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
-1 684,4
-1 542,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
-96,4
-93,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
23,0
47,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
-29,6
-32,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
40,0
-6 796,7
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
7  %
9  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
1  %
3  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
198
172
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
34 638
36 183
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
30 880
32 495
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
89  %
90  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
8,8
9,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
1 293,4
309,8
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
587,5
281,6
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
11,2
56,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
194,7
-6 776,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
760,6
3 706,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Longterm financial liablities > 1year
181,2
156,1
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
925,6
3 661,3
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
37,8
47,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net debt to EBITDA ratio
1,7
1,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
2  %
-2  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
1 803,8
1 684,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
-1 684,4
-1 542,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
-96,4
-93,9
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
23,0
47,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
-29,6
-32,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
40,0
-6 796,7
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
7  %
9  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
1  %
3  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
198
172
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
34 638
36 183
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
30 880
32 495
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
89  %
90  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
8,8
9,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



In EUR million
Pre-restructuring
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2017/18ACT
2018/19ACT
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
1 293,4
309,8
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
587,5
281,6
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
11,2
56,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
1 880,9
591,5
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
194,7
-6 776,2
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
760,6
3 706,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Longterm financial liablities > 1year
181,2
156,1
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
925,6
3 661,3
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
37,8
47,4
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)


[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net debt to EBITDA ratio
1,7
1,0
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
2  %
-2  %
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).



(73)
Under the assumptions of the adverse scenario, Condor’s operational performance would slightly decrease, with an EBIT that is on average EUR […] million lower than in the baseline scenario. However, Condor would remain profitable with an EBIT margin of […] % at the end of the restructuring period, going up to […] % at the end of the period covered by the forecasts, i.e. 2019/2020 until 2025/2026 (‘the planning period’).



(74)
On the balance sheet side, the impact of the adverse scenario is mostly on Condor’s cash position and equity. In the adverse case, Condor has fewer cash assets and the negative equity does not diminish as rapidly as in the baseline scenario. In the adverse scenario, Condor will still have a negative equity of EUR […] million at the end of the planning period. However, even in that case, a return to a positive equity in the year after the planning period would be achievable. As explained in recital (64), and visible from Table 5 and Table 9, Condor’s enterprise and equity value estimated by Rothschild and PWC are already based on the negative assumptions of the adverse scenario, and thus remain valid.



(75)
The adjustments to the revenues and costs affect cash flows. Table 11 shows that the liquidity available to Condor is EUR […] million lower at the end of the restructuring period in the fiscal year 2023 than in the baseline scenario. In 2026, the available liquidity is EUR […] million lower, due to the accumulating effect of the lower cash flows from operations. On average, the positive cash flow from operations is around EUR […] million lower. An additional positive cash flow into the equity partly offsets the effect in 2023.Table 11Projected cash flows in the adverse scenarioIn EUR millionRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANEBITDA[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Exceptional items[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Cash flow from investing activities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Changes in equity[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Changes in financial liabilities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Cash flow from financing activities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]At the beginning of the period[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]At the end of the period[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Available Tranche B[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Trapped cash[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Available liquidity[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
EBITDA
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Exceptional items
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Cash flow from investing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Changes in equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Changes in financial liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Cash flow from financing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
At the beginning of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
At the end of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Available Tranche B
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Trapped cash
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Available liquidity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

EBITDA
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Exceptional items
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from investing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in financial liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from financing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the beginning of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the end of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available Tranche B
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Trapped cash
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available liquidity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

EBITDA
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from operating activities (p.e.)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Exceptional items
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from investing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Changes in financial liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Financial liabilities KfW
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Cash flow from financing activities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net de-/increase in cash and cash equiv.
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the beginning of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

At the end of the period
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available Tranche B
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Trapped cash
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Available liquidity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



(76)
As explained in recital (63), based on the data provided by Germany, Condor’s ROCE would be extraordinarily high with returns between […] % and […] %. That situation is mainly due to Condor’s fleet renewal programme and the fact that Condor’s audited accounts are produced under the German Commercial Code (‘Handelsgesetzbuch’ or HGB). Condor’s fleet renewal also includes a shift away from owning or leasing aircraft under financial lease agreements towards leasing aircraft under operating lease agreements. In contrast to financial lease agreements, operating leases do not confer ownership rights on the lessee. Since IFRS 16 came into force, all leases are accounted on-balance sheet. However, that change does not apply to all national accounting standards. Because Condor produces its audited financial statements under the HGB, operating leases do not affect the balance sheet of the lessee, as they are accounted off-balance sheet and not capitalised(46).



(77)
Condor’s aircraft fleet represents a significant part of the capital and assets of airlines. Therefore, not accounting for aircraft leases on-balance sheet can significantly lower the size of the balance sheet. Not doing so affects key indicators such as ROCE, as assets that are used for operations, i.e. aircraft, are not taken into account in the calculation of the capital employed and therefore overstates the profitability based on the capital. Not accounting for aircraft leases also complicates meaningful comparisons across airlines, as the observed airline’s financial performance depends on the choice of ownership of aircraft.



(78)
For those reasons, Germany provided Condor’s financial reports including leases accounted on-balance sheet according to IFRS 16. Germany explained that while Condor’s published and audited financial statements are produced under the HGB, Condor also regularly produced such alternative sets showing leases under IFRS 16 when it was a subsidiary of TCG. The transposition is made for each lease contract one by one. Although those statements are not audited, they are regularly reviewed by auditors (Ernst and Young) and produced in cooperation with auditors (KPMG).



(79)
Table 12 and Table 13 show the adjusted income statement and balance sheet under the baseline scenario. The impact in both scenarios is identical, as the adjustment solely concerns the accounting of the fleet and therefore is independent from the more adverse assumptions of the adverse scenario. The IFRS 16 compliant figures show a slightly higher EBIT but a lower net profit. Therefore, the EBIT margin also increases compared to the EBIT margin based on Table 3. At the end of the restructuring period the EBIT margin will be […] %, going up to […] % at the end of the planning period. The main impact is visible in the balance sheet. The total assets are around 2,5 times higher than under German accounting rules. That change results in ROCE being significantly lower, between […] % and […] % in the baseline scenario and […] % to […] % in the adverse scenario, respectively.Table 12Projected profit and loss account with capitalised leases in the baseline scenarioIn EUR millionRestructuring-periodPost-restructuring2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANOperating income[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating expenses[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet rental costs[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Depreciation and amortisation[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet depreciation[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Finance costs[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Linked with Fleet[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net result for the year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBITDA (p.e.) margin[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBIT (p.e.) margin[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Yield[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total seat load factor[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total passengers (in m)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data.Table 13Balance sheet with capitalised leases in the baseline scenarioIn EUR millionRestructuring -periodPost-restructuring2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANAssets[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current assets > 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet (assets)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Current assets < 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Liabilities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Equity[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current liabilities > 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Longterm financial liablities > 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term liabilities < 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term financial liabilities < 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]ROCE[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data.Table 14Projected profit and loss account with capitalised leases in the adverse scenarioIn EUR millionRestructuring -periodPost-restructuring2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANOperating income[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating expenses[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet rental costs[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Depreciation and amortisation[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet depreciation[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Finance costs[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Linked with Fleet[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Net result for the year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBITDA (p.e.) margin[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]EBIT (p.e.) margin[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Yield[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total seat load factor[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Total passengers (in m)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data.Table 15Balance sheet with capitalised leases in the adverse scenarioIn EUR millionRestructuring periodPost-restructuring2019/20ACT2020/21FC2021/22PLAN2022/23PLAN2023/24PLAN2024/25PLAN2025/26PLANAssets[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current assets > 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Fleet (assets)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Current assets < 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Liabilities[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Equity[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Non-current liabilities > 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Long-term financial liablities > 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term liabilities < 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Short-term financial liabilities < 1year[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Thereof: Leases (liabilities)[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]ROCE[…][…][…][…][…][…][…]Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Operating income
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating expenses
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet rental costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Depreciation and amortisation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet depreciation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Finance costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Linked with Fleet
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net result for the year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBITDA (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBIT (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Yield
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total seat load factor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total passengers (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.
In EUR million
Restructuring -period
Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Assets
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current assets > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet (assets)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Current assets < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current liabilities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Longterm financial liablities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
ROCE
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.
In EUR million
Restructuring -period
Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Operating income
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating expenses
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet rental costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Depreciation and amortisation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet depreciation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Finance costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Linked with Fleet
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Net result for the year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBITDA (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
EBIT (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Yield
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total seat load factor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Total passengers (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.
In EUR million
Restructuring period
Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN
Assets
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current assets > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Fleet (assets)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Current assets < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Non-current liabilities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Long-term financial liablities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
ROCE
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million
Restructuring -period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Longterm financial liablities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million
Restructuring -period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million
Restructuring period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Long-term financial liablities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



In EUR million
Restructuring-period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



In EUR million
Restructuring -period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Longterm financial liablities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



In EUR million
Restructuring -period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Operating income
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating expenses
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet rental costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Depreciation and amortisation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet depreciation
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Finance costs
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Linked with Fleet
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Net result for the year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBITDA (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

EBIT (p.e.) margin
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Yield
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total seat load factor
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Total passengers (in m)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



In EUR million
Restructuring period
Post-restructuring

2019/20ACT
2020/21FC
2021/22PLAN
2022/23PLAN
2023/24PLAN
2024/25PLAN
2025/26PLAN

Assets
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current assets > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Fleet (assets)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Current assets < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Liabilities
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Equity
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Non-current liabilities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Long-term financial liablities > 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Short-term financial liabilities < 1year
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Thereof: Leases (liabilities)
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

ROCE
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]
[…]

Source:Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.

Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



Source:
Notification, Condor financial data.



(80)
Germany also provided amended cash flow statements adjusted to IFRS 16. However, the transposition only concerns a shift of cash flows between operating activities, investment activities and financing activities without any impact on the available liquidity.



(81)
Moreover, Germany also provided ROCE benchmarks for a group of European competitors. The benchmarks show that pre-COVID the average ROCE of the group was 6,9 %, or 11,8 % when calculated as median. ROCE was widely spread between – 20,3 % and plus 14,6 %, as shown in Table 16.Table 16ROCE of other airlines pre-COVIDROCE (%) 31 December 2019Lufthansa8,9Norwegian2,3Eurowings14,6Ryanair11,0IAG12,6Easyjet13,6Wizz Air12,7Brussels Airlines-20,3Average6,9Median11,8Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.

ROCE (%) 31 December 2019
Lufthansa
8,9
Norwegian
2,3
Eurowings
14,6
Ryanair
11,0
IAG
12,6
Easyjet
13,6
Wizz Air
12,7
Brussels Airlines
-20,3
Average
6,9
Median
11,8
Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.
Source:
Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.


ROCE (%) 31 December 2019

Lufthansa
8,9

Norwegian
2,3

Eurowings
14,6

Ryanair
11,0

IAG
12,6

Easyjet
13,6

Wizz Air
12,7

Brussels Airlines
-20,3

Average
6,9

Median
11,8

Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.
Source:
Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.

Source:
Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.




ROCE (%) 31 December 2019

Lufthansa
8,9

Norwegian
2,3

Eurowings
14,6

Ryanair
11,0

IAG
12,6

Easyjet
13,6

Wizz Air
12,7

Brussels Airlines
-20,3

Average
6,9

Median
11,8

Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.
Source:
Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.

Source:
Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.



Source:
Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.



(82)
The German authorities committed to the following three measures to limit distortions of competition for the duration of the restructuring period until 30 September 2023:(a)Condor’s own fleet would not exceed […] aircraft and Condor would not produce more than […] million seats per fiscal year; that limitation would be without prejudice of Condor’s ability to […], provided the following conditions would be met:(1)[…](2)[…](3)[…](4)[…](5)Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.(b)Condor would refrain from acquiring shares in any company during the restructuring period, except where indispensable to ensure the long-term viability of Condor;(c)Condor would refrain from publicising State support as a competitive advantage when marketing its products and services.
(a)
Condor’s own fleet would not exceed […] aircraft and Condor would not produce more than […] million seats per fiscal year; that limitation would be without prejudice of Condor’s ability to […], provided the following conditions would be met:(1)[…](2)[…](3)[…](4)[…](5)Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.
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[…]
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[…]
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[…]
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[…]
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Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.
(b)
Condor would refrain from acquiring shares in any company during the restructuring period, except where indispensable to ensure the long-term viability of Condor;
(c)
Condor would refrain from publicising State support as a competitive advantage when marketing its products and services.

(a)
Condor’s own fleet would not exceed […] aircraft and Condor would not produce more than […] million seats per fiscal year; that limitation would be without prejudice of Condor’s ability to […], provided the following conditions would be met:(1)[…](2)[…](3)[…](4)[…](5)Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.
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[…]
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[…]
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[…]
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[…]
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Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.

(1)
[…]

(2)
[…]

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[…]

(4)
[…]

(5)
Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.

(b)
Condor would refrain from acquiring shares in any company during the restructuring period, except where indispensable to ensure the long-term viability of Condor;

(c)
Condor would refrain from publicising State support as a competitive advantage when marketing its products and services.



(a)
Condor’s own fleet would not exceed […] aircraft and Condor would not produce more than […] million seats per fiscal year; that limitation would be without prejudice of Condor’s ability to […], provided the following conditions would be met:(1)[…](2)[…](3)[…](4)[…](5)Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.
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[…]
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Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.

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[…]

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[…]

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[…]

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[…]

(5)
Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.



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[…]



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[…]



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[…]



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[…]



(5)
Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.



(b)
Condor would refrain from acquiring shares in any company during the restructuring period, except where indispensable to ensure the long-term viability of Condor;



(c)
Condor would refrain from publicising State support as a competitive advantage when marketing its products and services.



(83)
Germany submitted that, in the absence of restructuring aid, Condor could not have exited insolvency proceedings. Indeed, the entry of a private investor was a central element of Condor’s insolvency plan and the withdrawal of PGL caused a prolongation of the insolvency. Moreover, the investment agreement with the new investor Attestor, was conditional upon the restructuring of the KfW loans and would not have been signed in the absence of the aid. As a consequence, Condor would soon have run out of liquidity. This would have triggered the suspension and subsequent withdrawal of its operating licence, which would have deprived Condor of its main source of income and would have led to Condor’s liquidation. It would also lead to the KfW loans not being reimbursed, the loss of over 4 000 jobs in an already economically distressed situation and a reduction of competition on the German leisure travel market.



(84)
Germany submitted that Condor played a crucial role in the German leisure market, which in the event of Condor’s market exit could not have been easily filled by any competitor. In particular, Condor occupied a unique position on that market. It was the only airline in Germany that provided flight services to approximately 2 500 independent tour operators and 11 000 travel agencies, many of which were SMEs. Germany submitted that Condor was one of the last airlines on the German market that was capable and willing to adapt flight plans and services at short notice to the specific needs of tour operators such as REWE, Alltours, Schauinsland and FTI. Germany stated that tour operators had written to the German authorities to stress the importance of Condor for their business and had indicated that they depended on Condor to carry out their flights(48). According to Germany, Condor’s role would be particularly important in the ramp-up phase after COVID-19, when small tour operators and travel agencies would depend upon a flight partner with market experience and the technical skills offered by Condor to get their business back on track after the pandemic.



(85)
Moreover, Condor’s experience, technical infrastructure, network of routes and contacts in destination markets, as well as the trust it has gained from stakeholders, are all key factors that together fuelled Condor’s ability to successfully develop and sell tourist destinations. Germany submitted that that conjunction of elements was not present in other airlines active on the German leisure travel market but had been built and developed by Condor over many years, including proprietary IT solutions developed by Condor. Germany thus submitted that Condor’s market exit would also have implied a loss of valuable technical knowledge and expertise developed by Condor in the context of its unique business model, which is not readily available on the market.



(86)
In addition, Condor had a network of around 5 800 suppliers, all of which would have been significantly affected by the company’s market exit, especially in the distressed economic situation that prevailed at the moment of granting the aid as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Condor also employed more than 4 000 people and its market exit would have been detrimental to specialised technical staff, especially in the then prevailing circumstances, where many European airlines were reducing capacity as a consequence of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on global air travel.



(87)
In addition, Germany submitted that Condor’s market exit would have been detrimental to competition in the German air travel market. The market was already very consolidated and the Lufthansa group, which occupied a dominant position, was also expanding into the leisure travel market. Germany considered that Condor’s market exit would lead to a further concentration of the market which would be detrimental to competition in leisure air travel, as it would reduce innovation and lead to higher prices.



(88)
As a result of the annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision by the 2024 Condor judgment, the Commission raised doubts with regard to the compliance of the restructuring aid measure in the form of a debt write-off with point 67 of the R&R Guidelines.



(89)
First, the Commission expressed doubts on whether, following the write-off of the debt, a positive return for the State was still necessary or whether the risks of excessive risk taking or moral hazard of existing shareholders and subordinated creditors do not arise when there is no remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for. In this regard, the Commission, expressed doubts whether, having regard to the amount of (negative) equity remaining prior to the State intervention and the total write-down of shares by former shareholder TGC, it would be appropriate to consider that the expected amount, or even a zero amount, awarded a reasonable share of gains to the State in remuneration of the total amount of debt write-off that it granted, within the meaning of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines (see opening decision, recital 172). Second, in case a reasonable return of the State was still necessary, the Commission expressed doubts whether the earn-out mechanism set up for Condor’s repayment of the junior tranche of loan 1 put forward by the German authorities would meet the requirement set in point 67 of the R&R Guidelines (see opening decision, recital 173).



(90)
Further, in view of the possible impact of a hypothetical non-compliance of the remuneration of the debt write-off with point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the Commission also raised doubts with regard to the calibration of the measures to limit distortions of competition generated by the aid, as offered by Germany (opening decision, recital 189). As a result, the Commission had doubts on whether the restructuring aid could be declared compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU.



(91)
In its observations submitted on 15 October 2024, registered on 16 October 2024, Condor considers that the restructuring aid at issue fully complies with point 67 of the R&R Guidelines and is fully compatible with the internal market. Namely, according to Condor, in circumstances such as those at stake: (i) point 67 of the R&R Guidelines does not require affording the State a share of future gains in value of the beneficiary; (ii) in any event, in this case, the restructuring package negotiated with Attestor and the earn-out mechanism comprised therein afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor and that share is reasonable; and (iii) there is no reason to recalibrate the measures limiting competition distortions that were offered by Germany.



(92)
As regards the argument referred to in recital (91)(i), according to Condor, in this case, point 67 of the R&R Guidelines is satisfied if the share of future gains in value of the beneficiary afforded to the State amounts to zero and a share of a zero amount is reasonable under the circumstances of the case.



(93)
Firstly, this follows from the objective of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, which under the circumstances of this case cannot justify requiring the German State to be afforded any share of future gains in value of Condor. Condor considers that there is no ‘moral hazard’ problem in this case and agrees with the Commission that a risk of moral hazard exists only in relation toexistingshareholders and subordinated creditors. The shareholders and other creditors, none of which was a holder of subordinated debt, from the time before the aid was granted, have written off their shares or claims in full, or quasi-fully, as part of the insolvency proceedings(49), in accordance with point 66 of the R&R Guidelines, and in Condor’s view there is no more scope for achieving greater or further prevention of moral hazard or excessive risk taking. The debt write-off at stake hence does not benefit existing shareholders or creditors, but only future shareholders.



(94)
Also, Condor considers that there is no moral hazard problem regarding Attestor, as Attestor – as Condor’s new shareholder – is not covered by the objective to prevent moral hazard under the R&R Guidelines. Likewise, SGL’s involvement does not give rise to any moral hazard problem given that it had a purely fiduciary role, aimed at the entry of the new investor.



(95)
Condor submits that the package of measures agreed between the Federal Government and Attestor is part of a negotiated and balanced solution, and in such a setup, awarding additional remuneration to the State implies depriving Attestor of that remuneration and thus requiring a new investor to share the burden of excessive past risk taking by former share- or debt holders. Such a solution would deter private investors, as it would run counter to the objectives of minimising State aid and undistorted competition, and it would also run counter to the last part of point 66 of the R&R Guidelines, from which it follows that those who have injected fresh equity should not be disproportionately affected.



(96)
Secondly, according to Condor, it also follows from the second part of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines(50), that in this case, a State share of future gains in value of Condor of a zero amount is reasonable. This is so given that there is no capital injection (i.e. the amount of ‘State equity injected’ is zero) and given that there is no – or only negative – ‘remaining equity of the company after taking losses into account’ to which an assumed capital injection by the State could be set in relation to determining the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary. Namely, Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until 2026, until the loans granted as aid are repaid in September 2026; it could only become positive after 2026. In Condor’s view, despite being ‘equity enhancing’, debt write-offs must be distinguished from ‘capital injections’.



(97)
As regards the argument referred to in recital (91)(ii), Condor submits that, in any event, in this case, point 67 of the R&R Guidelines is satisfied, because the State is afforded a share of future gains in value of Condor and that share is reasonable (a) due to competitive investor selection; and (b) due to the earn-out mechanism and other circumstances of the case.



(98)
Condor maintains that the reasonableness of the State share of future gains in value of Condor cannot be assessed on the basis of the criteria set out in the second part of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines. However, if it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of the beneficiary, the reasonableness of that share must be assessed on the basis of all the circumstances, such as, in this case, the earn-out mechanism, the entire restructuring package, including the procedure for selecting the investor, the burdens borne by the existing shareholders and creditors and the own contributions made by Attestor.



(99)
According to Condor, the reasonableness due to competitive bidding process stems from the fact that Attestor was selected from three bidders in a competitive procedure and Attestor’s offer provided the best conditions for Condor and for the repayment of the State loans (in terms of the repayment of a high proportion of the outstanding loan amount, but also for an earn-out mechanism). Such a competitive bidding procedure ensures – in addition to the negotiated character of the terms agreed between the German Federal Government and Attestor – that the agreed State share of future gains in value of Condor corresponds to the best conditions achievable from investors on the market.



(100)
According to Condor, the reasonableness is further due to the earn-out mechanism(51)that applies to the […]. According to Condor, in the best-case scenario, the entire amount of EUR […] million will be paid back; the opening decision thus […] million as being the State’s share of future gains in the best-case scenario and the range of between EUR […] million and EUR […] million mentioned by Germany in the notification was an estimate that only served to quantify the aid element.



(101)
Finally, Condor points to the following other circumstances of the case that constitute further elements in favour of the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of Condor:(a)the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;(b)the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;(c)without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.(d)Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.
(a)
the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;
(b)
the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;
(c)
without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.
(d)
Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.

(a)
the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;

(b)
the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;

(c)
without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.

(d)
Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.



(a)
the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;



(b)
the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;



(c)
without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.



(d)
Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.



(102)
As regards the argument referred to in recital (91)(iii), according to Condor there is no reason to recalibrate the measures offered by Germany to limit competition distortions generated by the aid, which are appropriate given that the restructuring aid at issue fully complies with point 67 of the R&R Guidelines and is fully compatible with the internal market.



(103)
In its observations dated 16 October 2024, Ryanair supports the Commission’s doubts on whether the debt write-off authorised by the 2021 restructuring aid decision granted the State a reasonable share of future gains in value of the beneficiary and the calibration of the measures to limit competition distortions, as offered by Germany. However, Ryanair voices several additional concerns.



(104)
Ryanair considers, first, that the write-offs accepted by Condor’s creditors are not a general measure, as wrongly held by the Commission, but result from a collective decision of the creditors.



(105)
Ryanair also contends that disapplying point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, as suggested by the Commission, would contradict the principles of efficient public spending and the need to avoid wasting public resources. According to Ryanair, the facts that Condor’s original shareholder lost all its shares and that Attestor was not previously a shareholder, are irrelevant, as it is the future shareholders that are entitled to value gains and they should share the burden with the State. Moreover, the fact that Condor has negative equity does not mean that no future gains may be expected; by injecting equity, Attestor has demonstrated that there is potential for future gains. Therefore, none of those points can justify a finding that zero remuneration would still afford the State a reasonable share in future value gains.



(106)
Moreover, the repayment of the junior tranche of loan 1 is conditional upon future revenues, which might result in Condor not repaying that tranche, as its revenues will likely be insufficient due to the shortcomings of its restructuring plan. Ryanair thus claims that the earn-out mechanism is another advantage in favour of Condor and Attestor and not capable of granting a positive return to the State, regardless of hypothetical future payments. Ryanair also contends that the Commission’s criteria for assessing the reasonableness of the remuneration are inadequate. This is because the evaluation of returns from the earn-out should be based on Condor’s risk profile, not KfW’s, for example bond yields of airlines with a credit rating below investment grade. Ryanair notes that the discount rate to be applied to cash flows, which is not specified, should reflect a risk level based on equity instruments and not debt instruments.



(107)
Ryanair considers the Commission’s position on the absence of new equity injected by the State and remaining equity after losses are accounted as set out in recital 166 of the opening decision to be in contradiction with paragraph 217 of the 2024 Condor judgment(52). Ryanair considers that Germany should have included a clause through which the written-off amounts would be recouped depending on Condor’s future performance or converted the amounts to equity.



(108)
On negative effects of the aid on competition and trade, Ryanair considers that by not affording an adequate share of future gains to the State despite the equity-enhancing nature of the support, the aid fails to mitigate moral hazard, which would provide an incentive to Condor’s shareholders to engage in aggressive competition and make insufficient the notified measures to limit competition distortions. In addition, the remuneration not paid to the State would give Condor additional cash that it could use to expand and lower prices. Finally, Ryanair notes that the decision is silent on the extent to which the cap on the size of the fleet committed by Germany as part of the measures to limit competition distortions concerns aircraft that would have been phased out in any event to restore Condor’s viability because they were too old.



(109)
In addition, Ryanair criticises the opening decision for (i) not containing allegedly crucial information; and (ii) limiting its scope to the two points on the basis of which the General Court annulled the 2021 restructuring aid decision.



(110)
Regarding the lack of information in the opening decision, Ryanair claims that its procedural rights have been violated by excessively redacting the text, in particular regarding Condor’s financial data (EBIT margin, ROCE), the enterprise valuations by Rothschild and PWC, the level of remuneration of the aid with and without earn-out mechanism, as well as the fleet cap after phasing out of aircraft and exceptions to the cap. This would deprive Ryanair from the possibility to submit meaningful comments about those crucial parameters of Condor’s restructuring plan.



(111)
Regarding the scope of the opening decision, Ryanair considers that by limiting its assessment to the two points on which the 2021 restructuring aid decision was annulled, the Commission risks missing out on other possible instances of incompatibility of the aid with the R&R Guidelines or on which Ryanair is only now in a position to comment. In this regard, Ryanair raises six issues relating to (i) indirect advantages that Attestor might have benefitted from; (ii) Condor’s eligibility for the aid as a company being taken over by a large group; (iii) compliance of the aid with Section 3.1 of the R&R Guidelines; (iv) need for State intervention; (v) appropriateness of the aid; and (vi) proportionality of the aid. Those arguments in essence correspond to the pleas and items of evidence raised by Ryanair in its action for annulment in Case T-28/22, which the General Court rejected in the 2024 Condor judgment.



(112)
On the first point, Ryanair urges the Commission to broaden the scope of the investigation and to examine whether, through the framework surrounding the granting of the restructuring aid to Condor and the commitments made by Germany, Attestor could have benefitted from that aid although it was not eligible for restructuring aid. Ryanair considers that the aid may have allowed Attestor to acquire the airline Marabu in 2022.



(113)
Regarding the second issue, Ryanair considers that given Condor’s financial difficulties and Germany’s desire to sell off the company, as well as the likely absence of a tender procedure in line with point 84 of the Notice on the notion of State aid(53), Attestor may have acquired Condor at a price below market value, which would, according to Ryanair, require the Commission to investigate Condor’s eligibility for restructuring aid as a company being taking over by a larger business group.



(114)
On the third issue, Ryanair argues that contrary to the Commission’s findings, Condor would not bundle demand to niche destinations for small tour operators nor offer them short-term flight plan flexibility, because Condor’s advertised top destinations are operated by many other airlines and certain flights on Condor’s website are on sale until November 2025. Moreover, Ryanair contends that the restructuring plan is not appropriate and does not restore Condor’s long-term viability because, first it relies on an unrealistic assumption that from a pre-COVID underperformer (with for example EBIT margins of 1 % and 3 % as compared to peers’ average and median of 5,7 % and 7,3 % respectively), Condor will have developed into outperforming peers by 2026, and second, point 51 of the R&R Guidelines expressly forbids that the aid would lead to the beneficiary outperforming the market. Ryanair also criticises the Commission’s choice of peer group for benchmarking Condor’s performance, as being composed of low-cost and full-service carriers and not comprising any airlines active in the long-haul leisure or charter segments. Furthermore, Ryanair considers that the Commission based its benchmarking on different peer groups for EBIT margin, ROCE and ROE, which would amount to cherry-picking the airlines needed, to prove a point.



(115)
With regard to the need for State intervention, Ryanair contends that Condor could have raised financing from the market, as other airlines such as American Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Azul and GOL did at that time, and which according to their credit rating were in a similar position as Condor, based on the Commission’s category(54)CCC, which means ‘bad/financial difficulties’. According to Ryanair, the fact that Condor was then in insolvency proceedings has no bearing on the matter, as German insolvency law would rank lenders providing financing to companies in insolvency procedures above ordinary lenders in a subsequent insolvency and as several insolvent airlines (Norwegian Air, Delta Airlines, LATAM Airlines), managed to obtain market financing. Moreover, Condor’s absence of credit rating, stemming from its participation in its former mother company’s cash pool, would not be an obstacle to obtaining financing on the private market, where many companies do not have a rating.



(116)
Concerning the appropriateness of the aid, Ryanair criticises the opening decision for not comparing the aid solution with other options and for failing to check the remuneration of the aid, claiming that the decision merely states that the aid addresses Condor’s solvency and liquidity issues. Ryanair considers that the possibility of a debt-to-equity swap, which would equally have improved Condor’s solvency position, should have been assessed. According to Ryanair, this would not only have been less distortive than a debt write-off but would also have entitled Germany to a share in Condor’s future gains, thus bringing the aid more in line with point 67 of the R&R Guidelines. Finally, Ryanair submits that it is impossible to comment on whether the aid was properly remunerated as the decision is silent on the level of remuneration if the earn-out mechanism is not triggered.



(117)
Regarding the proportionality of the aid, Ryanair claims, first, that the Commission was wrong to calculate the restructuring aid as the difference between the EUR 550 million KfW loan and the COVID-19 damage of EUR 249,02 million plus the EUR 20,2 million interest to be written off, resulting in a total of EUR 321,18 million. Ryanair considers that the Commission should have deducted only the amount of damage compensation aid approved by the Commission in the Condor I and Condor II decisions, namely EUR 204,1 million, resulting in restructuring aid of EUR 345,9 million. Moreover, according to Ryanair, Germany’s reasoning on the amount of restructuring aid is flawed as it deducts the write-off which is the restructuring aid and deducts twice the amount written off under the Condor II decision. The Commission could therefore not use that fanciful amount for depicting its own estimate as conservative in the opening decision. Second, Ryanair contends that certain costs incurred by Condor during the restructuring period would already have been compensated by the damage compensation aid, which covers periods that overlap with the restructuring period. According to Ryanair, damage compensation contributes to cost coverage, as this is the very objective of such aid. As the opening decision indicates that the restructuring costs include uncovered operating costs, Ryanair finds it plausible that the restructuring aid covers at least some costs already compensated through the damage compensation aid, as for example the repayment of the rescue loan, which the opening decision lists as both one of the costs of restructuring and one of the purposes for which the damage compensation was used.



(118)
Ryanair concludes that thanks to the restructuring aid, Condor has been able to open new routes, acquire new aircraft and reinforce its market share at airports and if the Commission were to authorise the aid, Ryanair’s competitive position would be affected on several routes. Ryanair therefore calls on the Commission to prohibit the aid and require Germany to recover it from Condor.



(119)
In its observations dated 27 September 2024, Germany considers that the restructuring aid is fully compatible with the internal market and was so at the time of the 2021 restructuring aid decision. The German authorities submitted that Germany supports the appeal by Condor against the judgment of the General Court annulling the 2021 restructuring aid decision(55)and the comments presented in the present procedure are without prejudice to those appeal proceedings.



(120)
After the closure of the insolvency proceedings of Condor on 30 November 2020, during the investor search and when the restructuring aid was granted, there were no existing shareholders or subordinated creditors of Condor. The selection of the investor was carried out in a competitive, transparent, non-discriminatory and unconditional bidding process and Attestor’s bid was selected from among three offers as the most advantageous for the continuity of Condor and for the reimbursement of the KfW loans, thereby minimising the contribution by the German State and theLandof Hesse, the guarantors of the loans. In the context of the package of measures agreed with the new investor Attestor, which is not covered by the purpose of the requirement of mitigating moral hazard set out in the R&R Guidelines, any further contribution by Condor to the State’s profits would have been withdrawn from the new investor, leading to the failure of the solution that maintained Condor in (restructured) operation. The earn-out mechanism is part of that negotiated package and so, contrary to what Ryanair argues (see recital (106)), does not constitute an ‘additional advantage’ in favour of Condor.



(121)
Moreover, Germany observes that, in the case of Condor, when the measures were granted, there was no remaining (positive) equity, which is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans granted as aid, which is expected in September 2026. In Germany’s view, no remuneration in the form of share of future gains in value of Condor would be reasonable in application of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines.



(122)
Even if any such remuneration needed to be positive, Germany considers that the earn-out mechanism would allow Germany to adequately participate in future gains in value of Condor. This mechanism provides that if the equity valuation of Condor – […] – exceed EUR […] million, an amount of cash […] million, would be paid to Germany. This would be more than twice the EUR […] million […]. With amounts of valuation between EUR […] million and EUR […] million, the payment to Germany would be between […] of the loan principal, so that even with a valuation well below the EUR […] million invested by Attestor, the State would benefit from increases in the (equity) value of Condor.



(123)
With respect to the expectation of positive remuneration for the State, Germany provided a calculation that compares the remuneration for the State resulting from the earn-out mechanism with the ‘equity enhancing’ amount of the aid. Germany calculates the ‘equity enhancing’ part of the aid as being either EUR […] million or EUR […] million. The amount is based on (i) […](56); (ii) […]; (iii) […]. At maximum (EUR […] million) the earn-out would therefore represent in the best- case scenario […] % of the ‘equity enhancing’ amount of the aid. Under conservative assumptions, i.e. the estimated payment of between EUR […] and […] million described in recital (50) of the opening decision, the payment under the earn-out mechanism would represent between […] % and […] % of the ‘equity enhancing’ amount of the aid.



(124)
Furthermore, regarding the interest savings, i.e. the EUR […] million, Germany argues that Condor would not have been able to pay the interest at all in the absence of Attestor’s involvement. Furthermore, a large part of the ‘interest advantage’ only arises from the significantly longer maturity of the original financing compared to the restructured financing. The interest conditions were the same. In addition, tranche B of Loan 1 of the initial financing was a revolving loan that would not necessarily have been drawn down to the maximum permissible amount until 2031, so significantly lower interest rates would also have been conceivable. Germany therefore considers an economic comparison to be of only limited significance. Moreover, KfW saved approximately EUR […] million in refinancing costs thanks to the investment by Attestor.



(125)
Finally, since the German State is afforded an appropriate remuneration related to future gains in value of the beneficiary, even where the necessary remuneration would be zero, Germany considers that the calibration of measures mitigating distortions of competition is appropriate.



(126)
On 18 November 2024, the German authorities informed the Commission that they would not submit any observations regarding the third-party comments submitted by Condor and Ryanair.



(127)
According to Article 107(1) TFEU, ‘[s]ave as otherwise provided in the Treaties, any aid granted by a Member State or through State resources in any form whatsoever which distorts or threatens to distort competition by favouring certain undertakings or the production of certain goods shall, in so far as it affects trade between Member States, be incompatible with the internal market’.



(128)
The qualification of a measure as aid within the meaning of that provision therefore requires the following cumulative conditions to be met: (i) the measure must be imputable to the State and financed through State resources; (ii) it must confer an advantage on its recipient; (iii) that advantage must be selective; and (iv) the measure must distort or threaten to distort competition and affect trade between Member States.



(129)
As set out in recitals (137)-(139) of the Commission’s Condor I decision, the decision to grant the initial EUR 550 million loans was taken by the German Federal Government. The loans were extended at subsidised interest rates via the public development bank KfW. The German Government imposed the granting of the loan on KfW, which is merely the vehicle of the Government for channelling the loans. KfW will not earn any interest nor bear any risk. The interest payments are passed on to the Government and the Government extends a guarantee to KfW for the repayment of the loan. The guarantees were issued by the Federal Government. The loans and the guarantees are inseparable, i.e. one would not exist without the other. The decision to grant the measure was thus imputable to the State and the measure was financed through State resources, since it was financed from the general budget of the State. The decision to restructure the KfW loans (see recital (52)) and to write off the interest on the over-compensation was equally taken by the German Federal Government, with effects on the resources of the State that are foregone, postponed for repayment and, in any event, involved.



(130)
The bid for the sale of Condor had been selected by Condor’s Supervisory Board, whose shareholder members are representatives of the State (recital (37)). The implementation of the purchase agreement was necessary to ensure the repayment of the KfW loans. The implementation of the purchase agreement was conditional upon the loan restructuring and the interest write-off. The loan restructuring has been implemented through a framework contract, concluded at the request of the Federal Government, between KfW and Condor.



(131)
The Commission therefore concludes that the restructuring of the KfW loans and the interest write-off on the over-compensation involve State resources and the decision to grant the measures is imputable to the State.



(132)
The notified measures helped Condor finance the continuation of its operations during the ramp-up phase after the COVID-19 pandemic and the implementation of its restructuring plan by giving it access to finance that Condor, given its specific situation and the circumstances prevailing at the moment of granting the aid, had not been able to obtain on the market. In that respect, Condor could not implement the purchase agreement with Attestor without the restructuring of the KfW loans or the waiver of the repayment of the interest on the over-compensation. The loans would not exist and would not have been arranged as they were if Germany had not granted the rescue aid and the damage compensation aid to Condor (recitals (2) and (3)). The capital investment and implementation of the leasing facility by Attestor were conditional upon the signature of the purchase agreement, which in turn is conditional upon the implementation of the loans restructuring.



(133)
Overall, the restructuring of the State-guaranteed KfW loans has various non-severable and interdependent components of deferrals, write-offs and conditionality of repayment of tranches that reduce or ease the overall remuneration due to the lender. The components are linked to one another to support the continuation of Condor’s operations for reasons of public policy pursued by Germany. Moreover, Germany has waived its right to receive repayment of the interest on the over-compensation that results from the earlier granting of aid. Those aided components had the common object and effect of freeing financial resources that support Condor’s restructuring plan and which Condor could not have borrowed or obtained all together on the market.



(134)
The Commission therefore concludes that the notified measures confer an economic advantage to Condor within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU.



(135)
The notified measures are granted solely for the benefit of Condor. As the Court of Justice has stated(57), where individual aid is at issue, the identification of the economic advantage is, in principle, sufficient to support the presumption that a measure is selective. This is so regardless of whether there are operators on the relevant markets that are in a comparable situation. Whilst Germany has provided or may still provide State aid to other airlines competing with Condor, in any event, the loan restructuring and the interest waiver are not part of a broader measure of general economic policy to provide the same type of ad hoc support to undertakings, which are in a comparable legal and factual situation in light of the objective of such a general policy measure, active in the aviation sector or other economic sectors, but is made available only to Condor.



(136)
Therefore, the Commission concludes that the notified measures are selective within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU.



(137)
When aid granted by a Member State strengthens the position of an undertaking compared with other undertakings competing in intra-Union trade, the latter must be regarded as affected by that aid. It is sufficient that the recipient of the aid competes with other undertakings on markets open to competition. In that regard, the fact that an economic sector has been liberalised at Union level is an element which may serve to determine that the aid has a real or potential effect on competition and on trade between Member States. Condor provides air transport services on routes from Germany to other Member States. The aviation sector is open to competition in the Union and service provision from one Member State to another takes place.



(138)
The notified measures are therefore liable to distort or threaten to distort competition and to affect trade between Member States.



(139)
In view of the above, the Commission concludes that the notified measures constitute State aid to Condor within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU.



(140)
By notifying the aid in the form of a restructuring and a write-off of debt and interest prior to its implementation, the German authorities had initially complied with their obligations under Article 108(3) TFEU.



(141)
Nevertheless, despite prior notification and Commission approval before granting, following the annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision by the General Court, to the extent the notified measures constitute State aid, they have become unlawful aid retroactively since the moment when they were granted, in so far as they are no longer covered by the Commission’s approval.



(142)
Since the Commission concluded that the measures involve aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU, it is necessary to consider whether those measures are compatible with the internal market. As the measures constitute unlawful aid, their compatibility needs to be assessed in accordance with the legal provisions in force at the time the aid was granted at the end of July 2021.



(143)
Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU provides that aid to facilitate the development of certain economic activities may be considered compatible with the internal market where such aid does not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.



(144)
Thus, for the aid to be declared compatible, on the one hand, it must be aimed at facilitating the development of certain economic activities or of certain economic areas and, on the other hand, it must not adversely affect trading conditions to an extent contrary to the common interest.



(145)
Under the first condition, the Commission examines whether the aid is intended to facilitate the development of certain economic activities. Under the second condition, the Commission balances the positive effects of the proposed aid for the development of the activities which the aid is intended to support against the negative effects that the aid may have on the internal market(58).



(146)
In the R&R Guidelines, the Commission set out the criteria which it examines when assessing the compatibility of a company’s restructuring aid with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU(59). According to point 137 of those Guidelines, the Commission will examine the compatibility with the internal market of any rescue or restructuring aid granted without its authorisation and therefore in breach of Article 108(3) of the Treaty on the basis of those Guidelines if some or all of the aid is granted after their publication in theOfficial Journal of the European Union. That is so in the case at hand.



(147)
It does not result from the notification that the restructuring aid or the conditions attached to it, or the economic activities facilitated by the aid, could entail a violation of a relevant provision of Union law. In particular, the Commission has not sent a reasoned opinion to Germany on a possible infringement of Union law that would bear a relation to this case and the Commission has not received any complaints or information that might suggest that the State aid, the conditions attached to it, or the economic activities facilitated by the aid might be contrary to relevant provisions of Union law.



(148)
Germany considers that the restructuring aid can be declared compatible with the internal market pursuant to the R&R Guidelines.



(149)
In view of the nature and aim of the State aid at stake and the claims of the German authorities, the Commission will assess whether the planned funding supporting the restructuring complies with the relevant provisions laid down in the R&R Guidelines.



(150)
Under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU, for State aid to be considered compatible with the internal market, it must facilitate the development of certain economic activities or certain economic areas.



(151)
In that regard, to show that restructuring aid is intended to facilitate the development of such activities or areas, the Member State granting such aid must demonstrate that the aid aims to prevent social hardship or address a market failure. In the specific context of restructuring aid, the Commission notes that, as acknowledged in point 43 of the R&R Guidelines, in fact, market exit is important to the wider process of productivity growth, thus merely preventing an undertaking from exiting the market does not sufficiently justify State aid. On the contrary, rescue and restructuring aid is among the most distortive types of State aid, as it interferes with the process of market exit. However, in certain situations, restructuring an undertaking in difficulty may contribute to the development of economic activities or areas, also beyond the very activities carried out by the beneficiary. This is the case where in the absence of such aid, the beneficiary’s failure would lead to situations of market failure or social hardship, inhibiting the development of the economic activities and/or areas that would be affected by such situations. A non-exhaustive list of such situations is provided in point 44 of the R&R Guidelines.



(152)
Such situations occur, inter alia, where the aid avoids the risk of interruption to an important service which is hard to replicate and where it would be difficult for any competitor simply to step in, or where the beneficiary plays an important systemic role in a region or sector from which its exit would have potential negative consequences(60). By enabling the beneficiary to continue its operations, the aid thus prevents such market failure or social hardship. In the case of restructuring aid, however, this is only true where the aid enables the beneficiary to compete in the marketplace on its own merits, which can only be ensured if the aid is premised on the implementation of a restructuring plan that restores the beneficiary’s long-term viability.



(153)
The Commission, hence, will first assess whether Condor is eligible to restructuring aid (Section 5.3.1.1), whether the aid is intended to prevent a situation of market failure or social hardship (Section 5.3.1.2) and whether it is accompanied by a restructuring plan restoring the beneficiary’s long-term viability (Section 5.3.1.3).



(154)
In order to be eligible for restructuring aid, the beneficiary must be an undertaking in difficulty. An undertaking is considered to be in difficulty when it is practically certain that, in the absence of State intervention, it will be forced to abandon its activity in the short or medium term. In particular, a limited liability company is considered to be in difficulty where more than half of its subscribed share capital has disappeared as a result of accumulated losses. This is the case when the deduction of accumulated losses from reserves (and all other elements generally considered as part of the own funds of the company) leads to a negative cumulative amount that exceeds half of the subscribed share capital(61).



(155)
In addition, an undertaking company which is part of a group may benefit from restructuring aid only if it can be shown that its difficulties are specific to it and are not the result of an arbitrary allocation of costs within the group, and that those difficulties are too serious to be resolved by the group itself(62).



(156)
As set out in Table 4, Condor has at present and had at the moment of granting of the aid negative equity and, accordingly, the cumulative amount of losses exceeds all of its subscribed share capital. This implies that all of its subscribed share capital has disappeared.



(157)
The description of the ownership of Condor at the moment the aid was granted also shows that Condor was not part of a wider group. Condor’s sole shareholder at that time, SGL, did not have other holdings in other undertakings. SGL was merely a trust company, created solely for the purpose of holding the shares since Condor’s exit from insolvency proceedings in December 2020 and pending their sale to an investor. The purchase agreement deprived SGL of most of the rights of a shareholder. It follows that Noerr & Stiefenhofer, the ultimate parent of Condor, could not via SGL exercise meaningful ownership rights over Condor, so that it could not be considered to be part of a Noerr group either (see recital (26)). Attestor’s purchase offer was conditional upon the loan restructuring and was implemented only on 28 July 2021, after the Commission had initially approved the restructuring aid. Accordingly, Condor’s difficulties cannot be held to result from an arbitrary allocation of costs within a hypothetical wider group.



(158)
Moreover, Attestor’s bid for Condor was selected at the issue of a competitive, transparent, unconditional and non-discriminatory bidding process by Condor’s board as the best of among three offers received (see recitals (37) and (120)). Attestor’s bid was also considered by the German Federal Government to offer the best conditions for the repayment of the KfW loans, so that the restructuring aid could be kept to a minimum. Contrary to what Ryanair contends (see recital (113)), there is no indication that the price paid by Attestor was affected by the German Government’s alleged desire to sell Condor in a ‘fire-sale’. In fact, over a year elapsed between the time when PGL withdrew from its bid for Condor in April 2020 (see recital (35)) and the time when the sales agreement with Attestor was signed in July 2021, after a bidding process which triggered bids from three interested acquirers (see recital (37)). The Commission therefore considers that Attestor paid a market price for Condor and that, as a result, Attestor did not benefit from any part of the restructuring aid granted to Condor.



(159)
For the sake of completeness, the Commission adds that Condor’s former parent, TCG had entered compulsory liquidation in 2019, long before the granting of restructuring aid, and was being wound up, so that it could not resolve the difficulties of Condor either. In the rescue aid decision, the Commission had considered that Condor’s difficulties did not result from an arbitrary allocation of costs within the former TCG group and could not be shouldered by that group, which was in liquidation. The General Court had endorsed that assessment in its judgment in Case T-577/20. That judgment has not been appealed.



(160)
The General Court assessed the compliance with this condition in the 2024 Condor judgment and concluded that the Commission was entitled to find that Condor’s situation did not fall within the scope of the prohibition under point 22 of the R&R Guidelines (beneficiary belonging to or being taken over by a larger business group)(63).



(161)
The Commission therefore concludes that Condor is eligible for restructuring aid.



(162)
Since, in order to be compatible with the internal market, a State intervention must aim to facilitate the development of an economic activity, with regard to restructuring aid, the Member State must demonstrate, inter alia, that the aid avoids the risk of interruption of an important service which is difficult to replicate and which a competitor could not easily provide in place of the beneficiary.



(163)
For the reasons set out in recitals (84) and (85), the Commission considers that Condor plays an important role in the German leisure travel market, in that it provides unique flight services, consolidating demand, providing flexible schedules and customised IT booking systems, to thousands of independent travel agencies and tour operators, many of which are SMEs.



(164)
In particular, the Commission notes that Condor bundles the demand to niche destinations for small tour operators and offers them short-term flight plan flexibility. The schedules of legacy and low-cost airlines are locked-in for longer periods and they are thus not able to offer such flexibility. Condor’s proprietary booking system allows tour operators to place flights for package travels and offers the necessary flexibility to adapt to changes in demand (see recital (84)). Contrarily to what Ryanair submits (see recital (114)), this is not put into question by the fact that Condor’s flights can be booked in advance nor by the fact that Condor (also) flies to certain destinations which are served by other airlines. No airline could conduct its business efficiently and profitably without having a flight schedule and offering seats for booking a bit in advance to customers. Despite offering this service, Condor remains more flexible than scheduled airlines, and its essential function as consolidator and facilitator for travel agencies and tour operators has been underlined by testimonies from the travel industry. In particular, in the course of the assessment of the rescue aid for Condor, according to the information provided by Germany in the notification, tour operators have written to the German authorities to stress that they depend on those services for part of their business and would suffer considerable losses in turnover in the absence of such services (see recital (84)). To replicate those systems, competitors would have to build up the necessary expertise, network of destinations and contact points, as well as IT systems and processes, which would take a considerable amount of time and resources and could not be achieved in the short to medium term.



(165)
Moreover, Condor’s IT landscape enables both charter and global distribution system (GDS) bookings(64)on touristic routes and its commercial systems enable the use of real-time data from various services and access via multiple channels. Condor thus provides access to leisure flights to over […] travel agencies that do not own an IATA licence, via various interfaces that legacy and low-cost carriers do not offer. Thus, the Commission considers that in the absence of Condor’s interfaces, operators without an IATA licence would entirely depend on consolidators for access to tourist flights and would have to pay additional consolidator service fees. The technology needed to operate those interfaces has largely been developed by Condor, and because it is not available on the IT-market it could not be replicated in the short to medium term.



(166)
It is thus highly unlikely that an existing legacy or low-cost carrier would be both willing and able to build, within a reasonable timeframe, the required expertise, networks and technology to take over Condor’s role as facilitator and consolidator for around 11 000 independent travel agencies and tour operators on the German leisure travel market. It is even less likely that Condor’s role could be replicated by several carriers, each individually devising and implementing certain services, without any coordination nor interoperability between services.



(167)
Moreover, the Commission notes that Condor has gained considerable expertise in opening and developing tourist destinations and has built technical capacities with regard to consolidating demand and flexible bookings and flight schedules via proprietary, customised IT programmes and processes that it has developed in-house. Its market exit would cause the loss of that technical knowledge and expertise, which would take time and investments in IT development and networking to rebuild.



(168)
In addition, Condor has a well-functioning business model, which has merely suffered from the negative effects of events outside its control such as the insolvency of TCG and the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the distressed economic situation prevailing at the moment of granting the aid, Condor has been able to attract private investors willing to fund the company, based on its business forecasts. It is an established player in Germany and important for maintaining competition on the German leisure travel market which is currently already highly concentrated and dominated by the Lufthansa Group. Tour operators have voiced concerns to the German authorities regarding a possible loss of Condor’s services. Moreover, the German competition authority opened an investigation pursuant to Article 102 TFEU into Lufthansa’s possible abuse of its dominant market position at the expense of Condor. At the issue of that investigation, the competition authority prohibited Lufthansa from terminating certain long-term feeder agreements with Condor(65)in order to stop Lufthansa from abusing its market position to the detriment of Condor and to prevent further harmful concentration of the market. As a matter of fact, the Commission notes that Condor is the only remaining competitor to Lufthansa on long-haul destinations operated out of Germany. Accordingly, the Commission considers Condor is important for preserving effective competition in the German leisure long-haul air travel market.



(169)
Finally, Condor’s market exit would have had negative effects on its network of close to […] suppliers and on its staff of over 4 000, which would have been significantly affected (recital (86)). The potential effects would have been severe, especially in the distressed economic situation at the moment of granting the aid, when many airlines were reducing capacities and dismissing employees, so that they would have been unlikely to either procure sufficient business to Condor’s suppliers or absorb a significant portion of Condor’s staff. This is especially so, as Condor has an above average portion of long-haul leisure destinations, for which it bundles demand from around 11 000 tour operators and travel agencies. It is highly unlikely that competitors could have replicated Condor’s services on those destinations and thus have achieved a sufficient plane load factor to operate them profitably. In addition, there were no indications that any competitor would have been willing to develop such a system of cooperation with tour operators and travel agencies. As a matter of fact, tour operators had confirmed that they depended on Condor for those services and that a market exit of Condor would cause them severe losses (see recital (84)).



(170)
Therefore, while some of Condor’s routes might be attractive for a competitor on a stand-alone basis, there were no indications that any competitor or a handful of competing carriers could have taken over the whole of Condor’s services in that it would at the same time have filled Condor’s role as intermediary and consolidator for 11 000 independent travel agencies and tour operators, possess Condor’s technical knowledge, expertise, contact network and customised IT systems and have taken over Condor’s employees, planes and slots, many of which are for specialised long-haul niche destinations only operated by leisure carriers. Condor’s market exit would thus have been likely to trigger severe social hardship for its clients, staff and suppliers. Without the aid, Condor would have been unable to continue providing this important service.



(171)
The General Court assessed the requirement of point 44 of the R&R Guidelines in the 2024 Condor judgment and concluded that the applicant had not demonstrated that the Commission should have had doubts as to whether Condor provided an important service hard to replicate or whether it would be difficult for any competitor simply to step in, within the meaning of point 44(b) of the R&R Guidelines(66).



(172)
The Commission therefore concludes that the aid contributes to the development of the economic activity of air leisure transport in that it helps to maintain an important service that could not be easily replicated in its entirety and without social hardship by competitors in the short to medium term.



(173)
According to the R&R Guidelines, restructuring aid should only be granted to support a realistic, coherent and far-reaching restructuring plan, the measures of which must be designed to restore long-term viability within a reasonable timescale, excluding any further aid beyond the one supporting Condor’s restructuring plan. The restructuring plan must identify the causes of the beneficiary’s difficulties and the beneficiary’s own weaknesses, and outline how the proposed restructuring measures will remedy the beneficiary’s underlying problems(67).



(174)
The results of the restructuring must be demonstrated in a variety of scenarios, in particular by identifying performance parameters and the main foreseeable risk factors. The return to viability of the beneficiary must result in an appropriate return on capital invested after covering costs, without depending on optimistic assumptions about factors such as variations of price or demand. Long-term viability is achieved when an undertaking is able to provide an appropriate projected return on capital after having covered all its costs including depreciation and financial charges and is also able to compete in the marketplace on its own merits(68).



(175)
In that respect, the restructuring plan includes a set of serious, consistent and mutually reinforcing measures (recitals (40) to (43)) that improve the efficiency of service provision and streamline the cost base of Condor. In particular, the complete renewal of Condor’s oldest aircraft, namely its long-haul fleet, made possible by Attestor’s EUR 250 million investment in a leasing facility (see recital (47)), coupled with the ambitious staff, contract and process restructuring programme that Condor was in the process of implementing at the time of granting of the aid (see recital (41)) would further enhance its competitiveness.



(176)
The events that led Condor to insolvency combined and overlapped with the exceptional occurrence of the COVID-19 pandemic and a serious disturbance in the German economy in which Condor provides its services and in other Member States. These circumstances include notably the prolonged insolvency proceedings that Condor underwent, including the search of a new investor after PGL pulled away, the severance of corporate links with the former parent, and the concomitant COVID-19 pandemic which had serious impacts on airlines and potential investors. Those extraordinary circumstances had seriously constrained Condor’s liquidity and ability to access market finance, whilst seriously affecting its balance sheet and equity position with lasting exogenous effects. In those circumstances, the causes of Condor’s difficulties were not intrinsic to its business model and strategy and the restructuring plan should not be geared towards significantly modifying them, but rather at strengthening its economic and financial foundations.



(177)
Condor’s restructuring period lasted for a total of four years since the granting of rescue aid in October 2019. This duration of the restructuring period corresponds to the lower end of durations in the Commission’s decision practice notably with regard to airline restructurings carried out in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Condor was very reactive and did not delay necessary restructuring measures, all of which have been completed at the end of the restructuring period in September 2023. The duration of the restructuring plan is reasonable in the circumstances described in recital (176).



(178)
The Commission notes that Condor’s forecasts in the baseline scenario concerning the recovery of operations, i.e. the recovery of Condor’s performance back to 2019-level, were within industry forecasts by third parties. As is explained in recital (58) and shown in Figure 3, it was forecasted, for example by IATA in April 2021 concerning Revenue Passenger Kilometres (RPK), that the industry would be back at 2019 levels between 2023 and 2024. As can be seen in Figure 3, Condor was expected to reach its 2019 RPK level in the fiscal year […]. The Commission also notes that an even faster recovery could be expected for touristic flights, and hence the Commission finds that the growth in revenue forecasted by Condor is plausible. As such, the plausibility of the assumptions in Condor’s restructuring plan rests on industry forecasts by third parties and does not rely on comparing indicators with a group of other airlines, as Ryanair claims(69).



(179)
The projections underpinning the restructuring plan in the baseline scenario demonstrated the ability of Condor to return to long-term viability so as to provide an appropriate projected return on capital after having covered all its costs. On the revenue side, Condor’s load factor of […] % from 2022/2023 onwards, can be considered plausible given the forecasted industry recovery and Condor’s historic load factor before the COVID-19 pandemic. The forecasted yield per passenger of approximately EUR […] in 2022/2023 was slightly higher compared to EUR […] in 2018/2019. However, that higher level was explainable by Condor’s overhaul of its fleet including new long-haul aircraft. The forecasted costs took due account of the impact of the restructuring measures (such as the reduction in staff and the renewal of the fleet, see recitals (41) and (43)), as for example the fleet renewal programme would result in lower fuel costs per ASK, but at the same time increase ownership costs due to the higher operating lease rates.



(180)
Condor’s business plan showed that its return indicators would improve all along the restructuring period and would reach […] % ROCE in 2023, up to […] % in 2025, and […] % in 2026, according to Table 16(70). The Commission notes that ROCE is calculated as EBIT/(total assets – current liabilities). As an alternative, since the objective is to compare ROCE with the WACC and since the latter is an after tax concept, the Commission calculated ROCE as Net Operating Profit After Tax/average Capital Employed(71). Using such a conservative approach, ROCE for Condor would be […] % in 2023, […] % in 2024, […] % in 2025 and […] % in 2026. As described in recital (65), Germany provided a calculation for Condor’s weighted average cost of capital of […] %. According to Germany’s calculation, Condor’s return on capital, as measured by ROCE, would constantly be above Condor’s WACC from the end of the restructuring period in 2023 onwards. Therefore, Condor would operate at a premium and create value which is the sign of a viable company.



(181)
In addition, under the Commission’s calculation, Condor’s ROCE would be above its WACC from 2023. Condor would still have net earnings after depreciation and financial charges and be able to compete in the marketplace even in the adverse scenario. For the sake of completeness, Condor’s ROCE would be in line with or even above the pre-COVID-19 return on capital of other airlines, as shown in recital (81). Calculated as median, the ROCE of the other airlines in the group was 11,8 % before the COVID-19 pandemic and thus at a comparable level with Condor’s return on capital at the end of the restructuring period in the fiscal year 2023(72).



(182)
Concerning the WACC, as described in recital (65), Condor’s assumed weighing of debt and equity was […] % debt and […] % equity. This corresponds to a debt-to-equity ratio of around […], which the Commission considers to be a solid ratio with a reasonable level of leverage, aligned with industry standards. In addition, as a cross-check, the Commission has assessed the historical debt-to-equity ratio of a group of other airlines(73). The average debt-to-equity ratio of that group of airlines, calculated as median, was around 3, and around 4,3 as arithmetic average, in 2019(74). When using the median, this corresponds to a debt weight of 75 % and equity of 25 %. Condor’s assumed capital structure with an equity share of […] % was thus intrinsically justified and robust in itself and also in line with observations for the industry.



(183)
Likewise, the review of the determination of the WACC shows that the estimated cost of equity follows a relatively standard approach of a capital asset pricing model with premia and parameter values that are derived from market information, adapted to Condor’s characteristics, whereas the cost of debt is based on actual interest rates charged to Condor as well (recital (65) and footnote (39)). On that reasonable and objective basis, Condor’s WACC when taking IFRS 16 into account was […] % (see also recital (65)) and therefore significantly lower than its ROCE. Even in a scenario of a significantly higher WACC of 12 %, Condor’s ROCE would still be higher than that WACC and thus Condor would provide a reasonable return on capital.



(184)
Likewise, Table 3 shows that Condor’s profitability, measured as EBIT margin, was expected to increase above its historical, pre-crisis, value of around […] % of total revenue and would stand at between […] % and […] % as from 2023, the end of the restructuring period, until 2026. As shown in Table 7, the pre-COVID-19 profitability of the airlines in the group was 5,7 % (or 7,3 % as median)(75). Therefore, at the end of the restructuring period in 2023, and before the market was expected to fully recover, Condor would not underperform compared to other airlines pre-COVID-19(76). Once the market fully recovered, which was expected for 2026, three years after the end of the restructuring period, Condor would perform in line with the benchmark. In that regard, the Commission also notes that, when applying IFRS 16, Condor’s EBIT margin would increase to […] % in the fiscal year 2023 up to […] % in the fiscal year 2026. That increased EBIT is mainly due to the fleet rental costs being a larger expense (in the accounting under German accounting standards) than the fleet depreciation when the fleet is capitalised. Furthermore, in the fiscal year 2023, Condor would generate a positive net result which feeds into decreasing the legacy negative equity. The positive forecasted development in net earnings would, thanks to the recovery of leisure travel, further increase in 2024, i.e. after the restructuring period, and would lead to profits turning the book equity positive after 2026.



(185)
As regards its solvency indicators, as a result of the write-offs in Condor’s books subsequent to and deriving from the insolvency of TCG, Condor would maintain a weak, albeit improving, equity position in accounting terms throughout the duration of its restructuring plan. However, the ability of the restructuring plan to return Condor to a path of long-term viability is sustained and corroborated by other meaningful indications, namely:(a)Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;(b)before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));(c)Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).
(a)
Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;
(b)
before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));
(c)
Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).

(a)
Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;

(b)
before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));

(c)
Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).



(a)
Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;



(b)
before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));



(c)
Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).



(186)
As an alternative to the baseline scenario of the financial projections, the adverse scenario defined in the restructuring plan was also adequate and credible. The adverse scenario was credible because the necessary sustained efforts to reduce and stabilise Condor’s operating cost base would be maintained throughout the restructuring period (recital (41)). Viability might be predominantly affected by exogenous factors and the adverse scenario thus took into account plausible variations in revenue and cost drivers such as lower commercial revenues combined with sizeable yet possible increases in the costs of fuel due to the price of CO2emission allowances and offset credits (recital (72)).



(187)
In such an adverse scenario, the results of Condor would be affected but remain solid and sustainable, thus not compromising the return to viability. The expected net earnings after coverage of interest and depreciation costs would continue to be positive by 2022-2023 and thereafter as in the baseline scenario, whilst the EBIT margin would stand at […] % in the fiscal year 2023 and increase to […] % in 2025-2026 (that margin would be […] % and increase to […] % with accounting under IFRS 16). Likewise, the ROCE would remain above Condor’s WACC, ranging from […] % in 2023 to […] % in 2026. In addition, available liquidity in cash flow projections would not fall below EUR […] million at the lowest point of the restructuring period in 2020-2021 (recital (75)), thus preserving the continuation of operations with sufficient levels of cash and liquidity buffers required by the operating licence.



(188)
Moreover, looking at other performance indicators, for example Condor’s passenger yield, shows that on that count Condor’s 2019 figures were, at […], vastly better than other airlines’ average of 144, and Condor’s load factor was, at […] %, outstanding, second only to Ryanair’s at 95 % (see recital (68)). Thus, Condor’s performance can be considered in line with that of other airlines and the fact that one or the other indicator is above or below the average of the benchmark does not make it an out- nor an underperformer. As shown in Table 7, the pre-COVID-19 profitability of the airlines in the group was 5,7 % (or 7,3 % as median). Therefore, at the end of the restructuring period in 2023, and before the market was expected to fully recover, Condor would not underperform compared to other airlines pre-COVID-19. Once the market fully recovered, which was expected for 2026, three years after the end of the restructuring period, Condor would perform in line with the benchmark.



(189)
Contrary to what Ryanair contends (see recital (114)), Condor did not jump from a performance below the level of competitors in 2019 to one above that level after the restructuring. First, the claim referred just to two indicators, the EBIT margin and ROE, where Condor would reach a better position than a group of other airlines’ average in 2026. This situates the performance at three years after the end of the restructuring period, so, at a moment which is not relevant anymore for the compatibility assessment under the R&R Guidelines. Further, in 2019, Condor’s EBIT margin was […] % against 5,7 % on average for the other airlines, and reached […] % for Condor at the end of the restructuring period, in 2023, thus not fully reaching the other airlines’ 2019 average.



(190)
This performance, which brings Condor nearer to the average of the group of other airlines, is supported by a faster than expected recovery of the leisure travel market as compared to general travel (see recital (58), as well as the rationalisation programme undertaken by Condor in the context of its restructuring (see recital (41)). Condor’s ROE is expected to grow a bit faster and attain a slightly higher value in 2026 than the median of a group of other airlines between 2017 and 2019 (see Table 6 and recital (65)). In that respect, the Commission notes that Condor had significant negative equity at the beginning of its restructuring plan for the reason explained in recital (63), so that from the outset, Condor’s equity position was considerably lower than that of other airlines. As a consequence, Condor needed to grow its ROE faster than other airlines to reach comparable equity positions.



(191)
Regarding the choice of airlines used for benchmarking, the Commission considered it relevant to compare Condor’s performance with those of its actual competitors, whether they were labelled LCCs, legacy airlines, charter airlines or other, rather than limiting the comparison to solely charter airlines. Most charter airlines active in Europe – and certainly in Germany – are smaller and not comparable to Condor, which is a medium-size charter airline. Moreover, only very few charter airlines are active on the German market. Using only charter airlines as a benchmark would have been therefore less representative. As can be seen from Table 7 and Table 16, the performance of the various airlines examined was covering a wide range of positions, independently from their profile, which indicates that categories such as legacy, charter, etc. are of low importance for comparing financial and operational performance.



(192)
The airlines selected by PWC/KPMG and submitted by Germany contained a sufficient number of the main airlines active in Europe to constitute an appropriate benchmark for comparing with Condor’s expected financial and operational performance. Except differences in business model, Ryanair provides no indication that those airlines’ profile was too different from that of Condor to discard any such comparison for the assessment of long-term viability. It is therefore appropriate to compare with airlines which are viable and are not undergoing a restructuring plan or did not receive rescue or restructuring aid. Contrary to what Ryanair contends, the Lufthansa group company Eurowings is active in the long-haul leisure sector, which is thus represented in the comparison. Moreover, many of the airlines used for benchmarking also perform charter activities, some of them at a non-negligible scale (for example IAG advertises its high charter capacity, Norwegian Airlines and EasyJet provide charter flights for the TUI group, etc.).



(193)
With regard to Ryanair’s contention, that the benchmarking with other airlines was based on cherry-picking by the Commission to prove a point (see recital (114)), the Commission underlines firstly that Condor’s expected financial performance at the end of the restructuring period is satisfactory on a stand-alone basis and apt to support the finding that the restructuring plan is apt to restore Condor’s long-term viability. Secondly, the Commission had no reason to doubt the appropriateness of the data submitted by Germany prepared by KPMG in order to cross-check various financial performance indicators of airlines against Condor’s expected indicators. All samples are representative of the EU air travel market, and Condor’s competitors on the German market, Lufthansa, Eurowings and Ryanair are included in all of them.



(194)
The projections underpinning the restructuring plan in the baseline scenario demonstrated the ability of Condor to return to long-term viability so as to provide an appropriate projected return on capital after having covered all its costs. On the revenue side, Condor’s load factor of […] % from 2022/2023 onwards, can be considered plausible given the forecasted industry recovery and Condor’s historic load factor before the COVID-19 pandemic. The forecasted yield per passenger of approximately EUR […] in 2022/2023 was slightly higher compared to EUR […] in 2018/2019. However, that higher level was explainable by Condor’s overhaul of its fleet including new long-haul aircraft. The forecasted costs took due account of the impact of the restructuring measures (such as the reduction in staff and the renewal of the fleet, see recitals (41) and (43)), as for example the fleet renewal programme would result in lower fuel costs per ASK, but at the same time increase ownership costs due to the higher operating lease rates.



(195)
The figures in Table 3 show that Condor’s profitability, measured as EBIT margin, was expected to increase above its historical, pre-crisis, value of around […] % of total revenue and would stand at between […] % and […] % as from 2023, the end of the restructuring period, until 2026. As shown in Table 7, the pre-COVID-19 profitability of the airlines in the group was 5,7 % (or 7,3 % as median). Therefore, at the end of the restructuring period in 2023, and before the market was expected to fully recover, Condor would not underperform compared to other airlines pre-COVID-19. Once the market fully recovered, which was expected for 2026, three years after the end of the restructuring period, Condor would perform in line with the benchmark. In that regard, the Commission also notes that, when applying IFRS 16, Condor’s EBIT margin would increase to […] % in the fiscal year 2023 up to […] % in the fiscal year 2026. That increased EBIT is mainly due to the fleet rental costs being a larger expense (in the accounting under German accounting standards) than the fleet depreciation when the fleet is capitalised. Furthermore, in the fiscal year 2023, Condor would generate a positive net result which feeds into decreasing the legacy negative equity. The positive forecasted development in net earnings would, thanks to the recovery of leisure travel, further increase in 2024, i.e. after the restructuring period, and would lead to profits turning the book equity positive after 2026.



(196)
In the 2024 Condor judgment, the General Court assessed those requirements and concluded that the applicant had not demonstrated that the Commission should have had doubts that Condor’s restructuring plan was realistic, coherent, far-reaching and likely to restore its long-term viability.



(197)
As a result, the Commission concludes that the restructuring plan partly financed by the aid is realistic, coherent and far-reaching and was therefore apt to restore Condor’s long-term viability within a reasonable period of time and without relying on further State aid.



(198)
Under point 53 of the R&R Guidelines, Member States that intend to grant restructuring aid must provide a comparison with a credible alternative scenario not involving State aid, demonstrating that the development of the economic activities or areas sought by the aid, referred to in Section 3.1.1 of the R&R Guidelines will not be attained or would be attained to a lesser degree without the aid. Also, in order to demonstrate that restructuring aid has an incentive effect, Member States must show that, in the absence of the aid, the beneficiary would have been restructured, sold or wound up in a way that would not have achieved the intended objective of avoiding market failure or social hardship (point 59 of the R&R Guidelines).



(199)
As set out in recitals (34) to (36), the entry of a private investor was one of the central elements of Condor’s insolvency plan. Condor’s exit from insolvency proceedings was thus dependant on an investment agreement. Indeed, the withdrawal of PGL, that concluded an agreement with Condor in January 2020, prolonged the company’s insolvency by seven months and required the organisation of another bidding process.



(200)
As set out in recitals (51) and (83), the investment agreement with Attestor, which was the best offer received in the bidding process, was conditional upon the granting of restructuring aid in the form of the restructuring of the KfW loans, which was a pre-condition for the conclusion of the agreement.



(201)
Thus, in the absence of the State aid measures notified by Germany, the investment agreement would not have been concluded and Condor would have remained in insolvency, with a series of negative consequences ultimately leading to Condor’s liquidation (see also recitals (83) to (87). This risk was also emphasized in Condor’s insolvency plan.



(202)
Without funding from a new investor, Condor would not have been able to replace its ageing fleet, which would have greatly handicapped its operations. Moreover, the continued insolvency proceedings would have caused further costs (as evidenced by the first prolongation, which triggered significant additional costs for which Condor was liable for EUR 23,7 million, see recital (36)).



(203)
The Commission considers that, absent the aid, Condor would have been unable to raise financing from the private market, even under the specific provisions of German insolvency law on privileged debt to which Ryanair refers (see recital (115)). For while it is true that certain undertakings without credit rating or certain undertakings in financial difficulties or certain undertakings in insolvency proceedings succeed in obtaining finance, this is not true for all undertakings in those circumstances. A fortiori, this is not the case for undertakings such as Condor that suffer from all three of those handicaps at the same time. It is highly unlikely that any private creditor would have lent money to an undertaking that, at the same time, was in continued insolvency proceedings since the entry into liquidation of its parent company in 2019, had no previous credit history or rating, had pledged all its assets of any value as collateral for the KfW loans and held significant negative equity, with liabilities by far exceeding its assets (see Table 4). This was also evidenced by the fact that Attestor’s bid was conditional upon the debt restructuring.



(204)
In such a situation, Condor would have quickly run out of liquidity and even before this happened, it would not have been able to demonstrate that it could meet all of its obligations over the following year, as required by Regulation (EC) No 1008/2008(78). This would have most likely led to the suspension and subsequent withdrawal of its operating licence, which would have deprived Condor of its main source of income, leading ultimately to the liquidation of the company.



(205)
Condor’s market exit would have caused a further reduction of competition in the already extremely concentrated German air travel market dominated by the Lufthansa Group, to the detriment of clients, and would have led to the KfW loans not being reimbursed at all, to the detriment of German taxpayers. Moreover, it would have triggered the loss of over 4 000 jobs in an already economically distressed situation and would have had a significant negative impact on the over 11 000 independent travel agencies and tour operators that relied on Condor’s unique services, without there being a credible prospect of other carriers taking over the relationships with those employees and business partners without a disruption, notably in the context of the then-ongoing COVID-19 pandemic (see Section 2.7).



(206)
The objective of the restructuring aid is to avoid that Condor goes out of business, and thereby to avert a situation of market failure and social hardship which would inhibit the development of air transport services in Germany and endanger the survival of thousands of travel agencies and tour operators, mainly SMEs. That objective is achieved through the implementation of the restructuring plan, partially financed by the restructuring aid and partially by private investors. The restructuring plan shows that solvency issues of the beneficiary need to be addressed to solve its financial problems. Given Condor’s situation in 2021, in particular the ongoing insolvency proceedings, the company was not able to ensure the continued provision of essential facilitator and connector services to tour operators and travel agencies, to comply with financial obligations or to have access to financial markets, unless the restructuring plan, which the aid supports and which is a condition of Condor successfully exiting the insolvency proceedings, is fully implemented. In the long term, in view of its significant negative equity position, which needs to be addressed by the restructuring plan, Condor, without the aid which is part of the investment agreement, would also be unable to fulfil its financial obligations.



(207)
In these circumstances, the Commission considers that the restructuring aid was necessary to implement Condor’s restructuring plan and so prevent a situation of market failure or social hardship due to the market exit of an undertaking that provides an important role for German leisure travel by air, which is hard to replicate and where it would be difficult for any competitor to simply step in, as described in Section 5.3.1.2. The requirement of necessity of the aid laid down in points 38(b) and 53 of the R&R Guidelines is thus met.



(208)
On the basis of the above assessment, Commission also concludes that the aid has an incentive effect. Without the restructuring aid, Condor would exit the market in a manner that would be causing social hardship, harming thousands of SMEs active in the German leisure travel market and so hindering economic and social development, and leading to a further deterioration of competition in the already extremely concentrated air travel market in Germany to the detriment of clients, as described in Section 2.7. The requirement that the State intervention has an incentive effect, set out in points 38(d) and 59 of the R&R Guidelines, is thus met.



(209)
Restructuring aid will not be considered compatible with the internal market if other less distortive measures achieve the same objective; the aid must be adapted to the liquidity or solvency situation of the beneficiary(79).



(210)
The restructuring aid takes the form of the reorganisation and partial write-off of some of the existing EUR 550 million KfW loans granted to Condor in 2020 and of a write-off of interest on over-compensation. This would relieve the company of certain short-term liabilities and free up liquidity for meeting operating expenses during the restructuring period. As depicted in recital (52)), a senior tranche of EUR 175 million would bear the same interest as that paid by Condor on the original tranche A of loan 1 (3-month EURIBOR increased by […] bps and the refinancing costs), while a junior tranche of EUR 225 million would henceforth bear […](80). The conditions of the loan restructuring had been negotiated between KPMG, as mandatory for Germany, Condor and Condor’s strategic investor, Attestor. Attestor was chosen, because its bid offered the best conditions for the reimbursement of the KfW loan in that it not only would result in the repayment of a high portion of the outstanding loan amount but also included an earn-out mechanism that would modulate the final amount to be repaid according to Condor’s future revenues, so that the more the company earned, the higher the repayment it would make (see recitals (37) and (53)). The conditions of the purchase agreement and of the loan restructuring thus constitute a package geared towards maximising the benefits for Attestor as well as optimising the reimbursement of the loan to KfW, and are dependent on each other. Moreover, the duration of the existing loans has been considerably shortened, as the full remaining amount will be repaid by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2. Therefore, while the overall interest amount due on the restructured loan is lower than that of the original loan, it is part of a negotiated package aiming to maximise the return for Attestor as well as for the German government, including an earn-out mechanism, and can thus be considered to constitute an appropriate remuneration of the aid.



(211)
Moreover, since the rescue loan had been granted in October 2019, Condor had exited insolvency proceedings and had attracted a private investor that was willing to invest a minimum of EUR 450 million in the company. In addition, with an increasing number of vaccinations dispensed all over Europe, air transport markets had started to recover and European airlines were ramping up their business, with a faster than average recovery expected for the leisure market, where Condor is active. Those were indicators that pointed to improved market environment and operations of Condor since the granting of the original KfW loans. Finally, the restructured loan is expected to be fully repaid in 2026. The loan will be paid back within a relatively short time period, which will further reduce its negative impact on competition. The planned restructuring aid is thus appropriately remunerated.



(212)
As shown in Table 4 and Table 8, Condor faced a liquidity crisis combined with an unsustainable solvency situation. The restructuring aid measures combined with the investment by Attestor addressed both issues. The restructuring of the public loans, as described in recitals (51) and (52), would free liquidity in the shorter term period, thanks to the deferral of interest and repayment, as well as reducing Condor’s debt position, thanks to the KfW loan write-off. It therefore complements the EUR 200 million fresh capital that remedied Condor’s imminent liquidity crisis and improved Condor’s equity position. The restructuring aid was thus adapted to the liquidity and solvency situation of Condor.



(213)
In its 2024 Condor judgment, the General Court assessed the appropriateness of the aid and found that the applicant had not demonstrated that the Commission should have had doubts about the appropriateness of the aid(81).



(214)
In these circumstances, the Commission concludes that the restructuring aid is appropriate.



(215)
The R&R Guidelines provide that the own resources of the aid beneficiary, its shareholders or creditors, the group to which it belongs or new investors contribute to the restructuring costs in a manner comparable to the aid granted in terms of effects on the solvency or liquidity position of the beneficiary. The contributions must be real, i.e. effective, which excludes potential profits, involve no aid and should amount to at least 50 % of the restructuring costs(82).



(216)
As described in recital (219) (a) and (b), the own contribution addresses both, Condor’s solvency and liquidity problems and is as such comparable to the aid granted (see also recital (212)). Moreover, as is visible from recitals (46) to (48), (219) and (220), only a very minor amount of the own contribution concerns new loans (EUR […] million out of a total own contribution of EUR […] million) and hence the equity enhancing instruments included in the own contribution far exceed the aid granted by the German State (this would still be the case even if one would disregard the EUR […] million of equity leasing financing). In addition, it is Attestor and not the German State which is providing funding in cash to the plan, well in excess of the aid contribution by Germany. Therefore, the own contribution is in line with point 62 of the R&R Guidelines.



(217)
As noted in recital (54), a portion of the KfW loans served to pay for exceptional costs of up to EUR 249,02 million that Condor had had in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and thus do not amount to restructuring costs included in the restructuring plan. As set out in recital (117), Ryanair considered in its action for annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision that only the amount of aid approved under the Condor I and Condor II decisions, namely EUR 204,1 million, should have been deducted from the total amount of the loans. That reasoning is unfounded, as Condor’s total COVID-19 damage amounted to EUR 249,02 million and the corresponding portion of the loan served to absorb that damage, meaning that only the remaining amount of EUR 300,98 million was available for financing the restructuring. Under Article 107(2), point (b), TFEU, Condor was entitled to receive compensation for the total damage suffered. The fact that the Commission took the view that only EUR 204,1 million of the loans granted amounted to State aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) TFEU does not change these facts. This damage was incurred by Condor due to the extraordinary circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic and gave rise to a compensation, corresponding to the damage caused by the pandemic. This is unrelated to the funding needs of the restructuring plan, which would have existed also absent that damage.



(218)
The restructuring has thus been funded from the remaining portion of EUR 300,98 million of the loans that would be restructured, to which EUR 20,2 million of interest written-off was added. It follows that EUR 321,18 million constitutes the amount of restructuring aid, the proportionality of which this Decision assesses, notwithstanding the two alternative estimates of aid amounts presented by Germany which would both result in lower amounts of restructuring aid (recitals (55) to (57)).



(219)
The Commission needs to verify whether the various sources of funding to the plan presented by Germany, which combined with the restructuring aid, were, at the moment when the aid was granted, free of aid and real, that is, sufficiently certain to materialise, excluding future expected profits. The financing would be provided through permanent cost savings achieved in the process of Condor’s restructuring programme, debt write-offs resulting from the insolvency plan and financing provided by Attestor, broken down as follows:(a)the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;(b)Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));(c)in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.
(a)
the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;
(b)
Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));
(c)
in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.

(a)
the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;

(b)
Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));

(c)
in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.



(a)
the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;



(b)
Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));



(c)
in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.



(220)
The combined amount of firmly committed financing, which includes the share capital increase, the credit facility and the write-off of creditors’ claims, is EUR […] million and constitutes real and actual sources of own contribution from investors and creditors to the restructuring. The own contribution from those two sources includes a very substantial portion of fresh funding of up to EUR 450 million and, with regard to EUR 321,18 million restructuring aid, amounts to around 77 % of the funding of the total restructuring costs of EUR […] million of the plan. Even without considering the debt write-off by creditors and considering only the fresh financing provided by Attestor, that financing is higher than the full amount of restructuring aid granted to Condor. It follows that the own contribution exceeds the minimum of 50 % of the restructuring costs set out in the R&R Guidelines.



(221)
In that setting, the question whether permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year achieved by Condor after renegotiations with suppliers, lessors or staff represent a real and actual contribution to covering restructuring costs incurred or envisaged in implementation of the plan can be left open since, even without that amount, the amount of own contribution remains substantial and already fulfils the requirement of the R&R Guidelines.



(222)
In this regard, the General Court found in the 2024 Condor judgment that the requirement laid down in point 64 of the R&R Guidelines with respect to the own contribution of the beneficiary was satisfied(83).



(223)
The Commission thus concludes that Condor’s own contribution to the costs of restructuring exceeds 50 % of the restructuring costs and is thus in line with the requirement of point 64 of the R&R Guidelines.



(224)
As regards the sharing of the burden of the restructuring between the State and Condor’s former shareholders and subordinated creditors, it is apparent that the sole former shareholder of Condor, TCG, is wound up and being liquidated, whilst the shares of Condor were written down to zero and new shares were issued to a trust (recitals (26) and (34)). TCG lost all the value of its shareholding and debt instruments and will in no way benefit from any upside of the successful restructuring of Condor. Likewise, Condor’s creditors (among whom there were no subordinated creditors) wrote off almost all their claims in the insolvency procedure (recital (48)), and thus substantially contribute to the financing of the restructuring plan. The write-off contribution of the creditors exceeds the amount of the restructuring aid both in terms of partial write-off and continuation of restructured KfW loans made available to Condor by the State.



(225)
It follows that former shareholders and creditors of Condor effectively contribute to the restructuring, thus diminishing the amount of State aid that could have been otherwise needed, for instance, to repay debt or to remunerate the shareholding. The sequence and terms at which Germany supports the restructuring of Condor through a partial write-off of debt also averts the risk of moral hazard with regard to the shareholder and creditors at issue in this case, where no risky or unsustainable strategy of Condor is discerned, but rather the consequences of its belonging to TCG and the circumstances of air transport in 2020 and 2021. The shareholder and existing creditors practically lost the entire value of their investment in Condor and in no way whatsoever benefit from the improvement of its solvency caused by the partial debt write-off decided by Germany. More generally, and beyond the case at hand, other shareholders or subordinated creditors in the internal market that would have fostered failed strategies of other airlines can also not infer from the restructuring aid granted in this case that Germany or other Member States would alleviate with restructuring aid the consequences of their investment choices.



(226)
The Commission therefore concluded in the 2021 restructuring aid decision that the restructuring aid involved appropriate burden-sharing.



(227)
However, the General Court annulled the 2021 restructuring aid decision as it considered that the Commission should have harboured doubts on whether the debt write-off by the State (i) fell within the scope of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines; and (ii) complied with the requirements set out in point 67 of those guidelines.



(228)
Point 67 of the R&R Guidelines provides that any State aid that enhances the beneficiary’s equity position should be granted on terms that afford the State a reasonable share in future gains in value of the beneficiary, in view of the amount of State equity injected in comparison with the remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for.



(229)
The General Court held that point 67 of the R&R Guidelines forms part of Section 3.5.2.2 of those Guidelines concerning burden sharing, where, according to the General Court, the requirements of point 67 are additional to those of points 65 and 66. The General Court considered that while point 66 concerns the absorption of losses by existing shareholders and subordinated creditors and takes place before the State intervention, point 67 refers to a situation in the future, namely that of future gains in value of the beneficiary. Therefore, according to the General Court, points 66 and 67 of the R&R Guidelines lay down autonomous requirements, that relate to different points in time. Moreover, the provisions on burden sharing aim to prevent moral hazard, as set out in point 65, which also provides that where State support is given in a form that enhances the beneficiary’s equity position, such as grants, capital injections or debt write-offs, this can have the effect of protecting shareholders and subordinated creditors from the consequences of their choices to invest in the beneficiary. The General Court pointed out that, as is apparent from point 9 of the R&R Guidelines, the risk of moral hazard consists in the fact that undertakings, anticipating their being rescued or restructured, may embark in excessively risky and unsustainable business strategies. In that context, both the requirements in point 66 of the R&R Guidelines, concerning the absorption of losses by existing shareholders and subordinated creditors, and those of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, awarding the State a share of future profits, contribute to reducing incentives to take excessive risks in order to generate more profits. When assessing the arguments that the Commission raised, the General Court found in particular that the Commission did not refer to any element that is capable of showing that the risk of moral hazard arises only where a Member State injects capital into the beneficiary, but not where it writes off its debt or provides it with a grant and that no part of the R&R Guidelines allowed to draw such a conclusion. On the contrary, according to point 65 of the R&R Guidelines, such a risk arises for any State support given in a form that enhances the beneficiary’s equity position, such as grants, injections of capital and debt write-offs. According to the General Court, it follows that the requirements of awarding a reasonable share in future gains of point 67 should apply not only to capital injections by the State but also to any other form of aid enhancing the beneficiary’s equity position, such as debt write-offs or grants. The General Court concludes that as a result, ‘the Commission was not entitled, without having any doubts, to find that the measure at issue’ (the debt write-off) ‘did not fall within the scope of that point’ (point 67 R&R Guidelines) ‘and fail to examine whether that measure complied with the requirements set out in that point(84).’.



(230)
Following the opening of the formal investigation and the observations received from Germany and third parties, the Commission will re-examine whether the debt write-off by Germany (i) fell within the scope of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines; and (ii) complied with the requirements set out in such point in light of the Court’s guidance.



(231)
The Commission notes that point 67 of the R&R Guidelines aims, as the other provisions of Section 3.5.2.2 of those guidelines, to address the issues of excessive risk-taking and moral hazard of existing shareholders and subordinated creditors of the beneficiary. That risk does not arise when there are no existing shareholders or subordinated credit holders that might benefit from equity enhancing measures. Thus, contrary to what Ryanair claims (see recital (105)), point 67 of the R&R Guidelines is not applicable to future shareholders. Further, as the General Court found, nothing in the R&R Guidelines allows to conclude that such a risk arises only when the State injects capital and not when the State grants other equity enhancing aid. Therefore, debt write-off measures may be covered by point 67 in the R&R Guidelines. As a result, the Commission interprets the notion of remuneration of the State aid in point 67 of the R&R Guidelines as a means of reducing the risk of moral hazard by depriving existing shareholders or subordinated debt holders of part of the future profits of the restructured undertaking by partly attributing them to the State in consideration of the funding or write-off that enhances its equity. When interpreting teleologically point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, it results that it was not meant to provide a positive revenue to the State under all circumstances, as illustrated by the second part of point 67, which refers to the amount of State equity injected ‘in comparison with the remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. That means that from the burden-sharing perspective, equity enhancing aid measures and the need for remuneration in this case must be weighed against the existence and amount of equity still held by or attributable to present or past – but not future – shareholders. There are situations like the one at stake where, despite the existence of State aid that enhances the beneficiary’s equity position, the reasonable share of future gains for the State can be very low or even equivalent to zero. The reasonableness of any return hence depends on a case-by-case assessment. Against this background, for the avoidance of doubt, the Commission will apply this interpretation to the present and future similar cases. The Commission will assess below whether a positive return for the State was necessary following the write-off of debt in this case.



(232)
For the purposes of assessing whether the return for the State is reasonable in this case, the Commission takes into account the circumstances set out in the following recitals.



(233)
The Commission notes first that in this case, the existing shareholder (TCG), has lost the full value of its shareholding, which was entirely written down during Condor’s insolvency proceedings, and is in the process of being liquidated (see recitals (33), (34) and (63)).



(234)
Second, Condor had no subordinated debt, and the shareholder debt that was qualified as subordinated in insolvency, was fully written down (recital (48)). In any event, its existing (non-subordinated) creditors accepted a quote of 0,1 % of their claims in the insolvency plan endorsed by the German insolvency Court and hence lost almost all their claims (see recital (48)). The measures described in recital (21) did not form part of that claim reduction by creditors, but were in addition to and implemented after that claim reduction.



(235)
Third, the limited number of Condor’s new shares existing at the time of granting the aid were held by SGL, a trustee without operational activities, without decision-making capacity regarding Condor’s operations and whose only function was to hold the shares pending their transfer to a new, private shareholder (see also recital (25)).



(236)
Fourth, Condor’s new shareholder, Attestor, was not involved in any prior business transaction of the beneficiary (see recital (38)) and – contrary to what Ryanair argues (see recital (105)) – is thus not targeted by the provisions of Section 3.5.2.2 of the R&R Guidelines regarding the prevention of excessive risk taking and moral hazard of existing shareholders and subordinated debt holders. Moreover, the package of measures agreed between the German State and Attestor was the result of a negotiation ensuring a balanced outcome, where each party was pursuing their best interest. In such a set-up, awarding additional remuneration to the State would have been the equivalent of depriving Attestor of that remuneration and thus requiring a new investor to share the burden of excessive past risk-taking by former share- or debt holders.



(237)
Fifth, as regards the second part of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines (‘the amount of State equity injected in comparison with the remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’), the Commission notes that in this case, the equity remains negative as described in recital (63); it adds that there were no subordinated creditors of Condor either (see recital (120)).



(238)
Sixth, the Commission notes that, after the application of point 66 of the R&R Guidelines, the aim of limiting moral hazard and excessive risk-taking has been completely achieved with regard to existing shareholders and creditors. The fact that existing shareholders lost all their rights on Condor’s (negative) equity and existing creditors lost everything except 0,1 % of their claims already during the insolvency procedure does not leave any scope for achieving greater or further prevention of moral hazard or excessive risk-taking.



(239)
The six factors set out in recitals (233) to (238) show that in the case at stake, in which there is no remaining equity after the loss absorption under point 66 of the R&R Guidelines from which existing investors in Condor could have benefitted, the reasonable share of future gains for the State can be equivalent to zero, for the purposes of point 67 of the R&R Guidelines. This is because under point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the ‘reasonable share of future gains in value of the beneficiary’ that equity-enhancing aid should afford to the State, is calibrated in relation to ‘the remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’ and those two terms of point 67 have to be applied together. As regards specifically the writing-off of the EUR 90 million of debt and the waiving of the EUR 20,2 million of interest on the over-compensation, the Commission notes that those elements have no specific consideration attached to them, notwithstanding the fact that they form part of a negotiated package of measures. However, in the circumstances of this case, the Commission holds that point 67 of the R&R Guidelines is to be applied in such a way that the write-off without specific consideration or remuneration is considered to be made at terms that afford the State a reasonable share of future gains in value of the beneficiary, for there is no remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for or, as the case may be, after cancellation of all shares and in the absence of subordinated debt instruments that could benefit from equity-enhancing aid instruments such as debt write-off.



(240)
The Commission takes note of Germany’s and Condor’s arguments that the earn-out mechanism would provide Germany with a reasonable share in the future gains in value of Condor (see recitals (100), (122), and (123)). However, as the Commission holds that, in this case, point 67 of the R&R Guidelines is complied with even in absence of a specific consideration or remuneration for the debt write-offs, it is no longer necessary to assess the validity of the arguments raised concerning the earn-out mechanism.



(241)
To ensure that the negative effects of the aid are limited in order to avoid undue effects on competition and trade and to ensure that the overall balance is positive(85), aid must be granted to undertakings in difficulty in accordance with the ‘one time, last time’ principle limiting such aid for a period of 10 years. In addition, measures to limit distortions of competition need to be taken(86).



(242)
The Commission allows restructuring aid in support of only one restructuring operation and provided, if appropriate, that more than 10 years have elapsed after an earlier granting of restructuring aid or after the restructuring plan came to an end or was halted(87). The Commission permits exceptions to that rule where restructuring aid follows rescue aid as part of a single restructuring operation(88).



(243)
The restructuring aid to Condor supported only one restructuring operation starting in 2019. As submitted by Germany (recital (25)) and confirmed by the Commission’s verification of its own records, Condor (including its past and present controlling shareholders and any of the entities it controls) did not receive restructuring aid in the past 10 years. A continuum also exists with the rescue aid approved and granted for six months until April 2020 in a single restructuring operation within the meaning of point 72(a) of the R&R Guidelines. Condor first tried to attract and negotiate with an interested investor capable of supporting the continuation and restructuring of its operations (recital (34)). Condor did not refrain from restructuring its operations before and after the negotiations eventually failed (recitals (41) to (43) and Table 2).



(244)
In that respect, the compensation aid granted to Condor under Article 107(2), point (b), TFEU in the circumstances of the exceptional occurrence of the COVID-19 pandemic does not amount to rescue or to restructuring aid(89). The aid in question compensates the damage directly caused by the COVID-19 pandemic as a result of the travel restrictions prompted by that exceptional occurrence. In particular, costs incurred by Condor since 17 March 2020 as a result of government restrictions not amounting to travel bans/or air travel restrictions as well as reduced demand stemming from the serious economic disturbance of the German economy in 2020, were excluded from compensation. The latter costs, the costs arising from the Condor I decision as claw-back and interest, as well as other restructuring costs arising from the implementation of the restructuring plan are covered by the restructuring aid, from operating revenues of Condor and from additional financing provided by investors, lessors or creditors.



(245)
As set out in detail in recital (82), Germany committed that Condor would take the following measures limiting distortions of competition which would apply until the end of the restructuring plan as 30 September 2023: (i) cap on the aircraft fleet not exceeding a maximum of […] aircraft; (ii) advertising ban of received State aid; and (iii) acquisition ban.



(246)
According to the R&R Guidelines, the assessment of measures limiting distortions of competition depends on the size and nature of the aid provided to Condor, the conditions and circumstances under which it was granted, the size and the relative importance of Condor in the market and the characteristics of the market concerned. Likewise, greater degrees of own contribution and burden sharing than those required, by limiting the amount of aid and moral hazard, may reduce the necessary extent of measures to limit distortions of competition. Competition measures should not compromise the prospects of the return to viability, nor should they come at the expense of consumers and competition(90).



(247)
The restructuring aid to Condor under Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU was granted in circumstances of a serious economic disturbance of the economy of the Member States referred to in Article 107(3), point (b), TFEU. The economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic since March 2020 have been particularly acute on supply and demand for air transport, leisure travel and related activities(91).



(248)
Those extraordinary circumstances weakened the operation of Condor which, in contrast to recurrent profits prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, was expected to post EUR […] million negative earnings before tax between September 2019 and September 2021. The net losses related to reduced demand for leisure travel that exceeded the combined amount of the EUR 550 million KfW loans granted to Condor whether as compensation of damage or as restructuring aid needed to be absorbed and limited the ability of Condor to withstand divestments or further withdrawals of capacity.



(249)
In the implementation of its restructuring plan, Condor had significantly reduced the size of its fleet and capacity as measured in aircraft and available seats compared to the situation in 2019, before the plan. From […] aircraft and […] million seats in 2019, Condor operated […] aircraft offering […] million seats at the time of granting the aid. The reduction of capacity in relative terms would remain appreciable by September 2023 according to the restructuring plan: Condor would by then operate a fleet of a smaller size ([…] aircraft) compared to the period before restructuring, […]. The Commission has not received any such notification from Germany. Condor’s fleet thus remained at […] aircraft throughout the full restructuring period, which ended in September 2023. Contrarily to what Ryanair contends, the phasing out of old aircraft is unrelated to the voluntary limitation of the number of aircraft operated by Condor during the restructuring period. In the normal course of business, airlines phasing out old aircraft would replace it with aircraft they can operate, otherwise they would need to reduce and eventually cease operations. Moreover, through the investment agreement with Attestor, Condor has the financial means of renewing its fleet as needed. Therefore, the fleet size cap must be considered an appreciable limitation on Condor’s operational capacity throughout the restructuring period.



(250)
Furthermore, under the 2021 restructuring aid decision Condor also had to refrain from acquiring shares in any company during the restructuring period, except where needed to ensure the long-term viability of Condor. That imposed a further limit on Condor’s growth through external acquisitions of competitors or suppliers of products or services complementary to its own until the end of the restructuring plan, unless indispensable to ensure its long-term viability. In that latter case, Germany would have had to notify the planned acquisition to the Commission, substantiate the indispensability of it and refrain from implementation until the Commission confirmed that the acquisition was necessary to support the long-term viability of Condor. The Commission has not received any such notification from Germany and the acquisition ban has thus been observed during the full restructuring period, which ended in September 2023. Condor had thus not expanded through acquisitions made possible indirectly by the restructuring aid. Finally, Condor also had to refrain from publicising State support as a competitive advantage when marketing products and services for the duration of the restructuring period. That commitment by Germany under the 2021 restructuring aid decision was equally respected.



(251)
With its relatively small aircraft fleet, Condor had a limited share of […] % on the German overall air transport market; Condor was far behind the biggest service provider, which was the Lufthansa group, and more or less equal to Ryanair, which had a share of 5 %. Considering only the leisure segment of the German overall air transport market, Condor’s and Ryanair’s shares were […] % each, followed by the 9 % share of TUIfly, and remained far lower than the share of 31 % of the Lufthansa Group, which was nearly double that of Condor’s. Finally in terms of market presence, at the moment of granting the aid, Condor did not hold any important or noticeable position exceeding […] % in any of the German airports from which it operates, except in relatively minor ones (recitals (30) and (31)).



(252)
Condor underwent a reduction of fleet capacity easing possible excess supply on the German air travel market where it will mainly be active, to an extent which is appropriate in light of its relatively limited position therein. In effect, with a reduced and capped aircraft fleet, Condor would be in a position to serve customers and limit the reduction of its market share on leisure air travel and withstand competition from airlines not subject to similar limitations, such as Eurowings and TUIfly, only if it could use the aircraft more efficiently, with higher load factors and with a higher frequency. The measure effectively limits the distortion of competition caused by the restructuring aid on a market where competition is distorted by the State aid received by competing airlines, such as Lufthansa and TUI with, in those two cases, sizeable public recapitalisations (see footnotes 22 and 23).



(253)
In such a situation, Condor ought to have been able to react to market demand to a certain extent, […]. That mechanism, while it provided Condor with limited flexibility to adapt to changing market situations in clearly defined circumstances, would still maintain Condor’s fleet during the restructuring period below the pre-COVID-19 level of […] planes. In a concentrated market, as is the case in Germany, which is moreover distorted by substantial amounts of aid granted to competitors, the calibration of the measure needed to avoid coming at the expense of competition.



(254)
Moreover, the extent of measures to limit distortions of competition can be lower in the case of Condor than in cases where the aid incentivises moral hazard (see recital (246)). To that effect, the extent of own contribution and burden sharing from shareholders, past and future, and creditors limit the amount of restructuring aid. The own contribution is above 70 % of the restructuring costs and the debt write-offs by creditors exceed the amount of aid in the form of restructured KfW loans and the write-off that Germany provides. Moreover, as set out in recital (216), the own contribution addresses Condor’s liquidity shortage and solvency issues, and so both, the aid and the own contribution contribute to solving the weaknesses that caused Condor’s problem. In addition, most of the funding of the plan comes from own contribution which, unlike the aid, also include fresh money in cash. The former shareholder of Condor has lost all its investment. Condor’s creditors – whether secured or unsecured and among whom there were no subordinated creditors – nearly lost their entire investment or claims and will therefore not benefit from the expected upside of the restructuring, or indeed be repaid of Condors’ liabilities above the 0,1 % recovery of the claims. Therefore, the aid does not induce the belief that the German State will support the restructuring of airlines having had a risky commercial or financial behaviour benefitting their shareholders or creditors. All other things being equal, the extent of measures to limit distortions of competition applicable to Condor could, therefore, be limited also because the aid did not incentivise moral hazard or inconsiderate risk taking, whilst being adequately remunerated.



(255)
It follows that the measures proposed by Germany in order to mitigate the distortions of competition created by the restructuring aid are appropriate.



(256)
In keeping with point 96 of the R&R Guidelines, the German authorities undertake to meet transparency requirements on the websitewww.bmwi.de(recital (23)).



(257)
The Commission finds that, in light of the annulment of the 2021 restructuring aid decision by the General Court in Case T-28/22, the restructuring aid that Germany implemented in favour of Condor retroactively became unlawful and must be considered as granted in breach of Article 108(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. However, the restructuring aid meets the conditions laid down in the R&R Guidelines and therefore, contributes to the development of the economic activity of leisure air transport without adversely affecting trade conditions in the internal market to an extent contrary to the common interest of the Union. Therefore, the aid is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), TFEU.



(258)
The Commission had reached the same conclusion and raised no objections to the restructuring aid in its 2021 restructuring aid decision annulled in Case T-28/22. This Decision is adopted to comply with the judgment in Case T-28/22. However, the Commission recalls that that judgment is under appeal in Case C-505/24 P. It is therefore necessary, for the purposes of legal certainty, to clarify the legal effects produced by this Decision in the event that the 2021 restructuring aid decision, following the appeal before the Court of Justice, were to produce legal effects. In such a case, the analysis of the restructuring aid in question in this Decision would be rendered redundant. It is therefore appropriate for this Decision to produce legal effects only to the extent that the 2021 restructuring aid decision does not produce legal effects,



European Commission

Directorate-General Competition

State Aid Greffe

1049 Bruxelles/Brussel

BELGIQUE/BELGIË

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular the first subparagraph of Article 108(2) thereof,

Having regard to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, and in particular Article 62(1)(a) thereof,

Having called on interested parties to submit their comments pursuant to the provisions(1)cited above and having regard to their comments,

Positive effects of the aid outweigh the negative effects, in terms of distortions of competition and adverse effects on trade

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

The State aid which Germany has implemented for Condor Flugdienst GmbH and its controlled subsidiaries, amounting to EUR 321,18 million, is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
Article 2

This Decision shall only produce legal effects to the extent that Commission Decision C(2021) 5729 final of 26 July 2021 in case SA.63203 (2021/N) – Germany – Restructuring of Condor does not produce legal effects.
Article 3

This Decision is addressed to the Federal Republic of Germany.

If the decision contains confidential information which should not be published, please inform the Commission within fifteen working days of the date of receipt. If the Commission does not receive a reasoned request by that deadline, you will be deemed to agree to publication of the full text of the decision. Your request specifying the relevant information should be sent electronically to the following address:
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, and in particular the first subparagraph of Article 108(2) thereof,

Having regard to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, and in particular Article 62(1)(a) thereof,

Having called on interested parties to submit their comments pursuant to the provisions(1)cited above and having regard to their comments,

Positive effects of the aid outweigh the negative effects, in terms of distortions of competition and adverse effects on trade

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The State aid which Germany has implemented for Condor Flugdienst GmbH and its controlled subsidiaries, amounting to EUR 321,18 million, is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
This Decision shall only produce legal effects to the extent that Commission Decision C(2021) 5729 final of 26 July 2021 in case SA.63203 (2021/N) – Germany – Restructuring of Condor does not produce legal effects.
This Decision is addressed to the Federal Republic of Germany.

If the decision contains confidential information which should not be published, please inform the Commission within fifteen working days of the date of receipt. If the Commission does not receive a reasoned request by that deadline, you will be deemed to agree to publication of the full text of the decision. Your request specifying the relevant information should be sent electronically to the following address:
			

Commission Decision (EU) 2025/2127 of 16 May 2025 on the State aid SA.24030 (2016/C) (ex N 512/2007 ex 2015/NN) implemented by Germany for Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH (notified under document C(2025) 3022)

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series

2025/2127
28.10.2025

(1)
On 6 September 2007, the German authorities notified measures. in accordance with Article 88(3) of the Treaty establishing the European Community (now Article 108(3) of the TFEU), granted in 2006 by theLandof Hesse in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH (‘Abalon DE’) to support the setting up of a sawing mill for hard wood (State aid N 512/2007). On 6 August 2007, Pollmeier Massivholz GmbH & Co. KG (‘Pollmeier’) had lodged a complaint to the Commission in relation to aid to Abalon DE.

(2)
On 21 October 2008, the Commission adopted Decision C(2008) 6017 final(2)(‘the 2008 Decision’) finding that the measures, among them two guarantees, notified by Germany either do not constitute aid (two guarantees granted by theLandof Hesse, ‘the two guarantees’) or constitute existing aid (other measures of the support package).

(3)
On 25 February 2009, Pollmeier brought an action for annulment of the 2008 Decision before the General Court, registered under case number T-89/09.

(4)
By judgment of 17 March 2015(3)(‘the 2015 judgment’), the General Court considered that the Commission’s failure to examine the legality of using the rate of 0,5 % of the guaranteed amount to determine the aid element of the two guarantees in the light of the Commission Notice on the application of Articles 87 and 88 of the EC Treaty to State aid in the form of guarantees(4)(‘the 2000 Guarantee Notice’) was an indication of the existence of serious difficulties as to whether the contested guarantees could be classified as de minimis aid. In the view of the General Court, the existence of such difficulties should have led the Commission to initiate the formal investigation procedure. For that reason, it annulled the 2008 Decision in so far as that Decision concluded that the two guarantees did not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87(1) of the Treaty establishing the European Community (now Article 107(1) of the TFEU). The General Court upheld the other elements of that Decision.

(5)
On 26 May 2015, both Pollmeier and theLandof Hesse appealed the 2015 judgment, respectively challenging the upheld elements of the 2008 Decision and the aid nature of the two guarantees. The Commission did not appeal.

(6)
As the two guarantees had been put into effect before an authorisation by the Commission, the Commission registered them as non-notified aid (SA.24030 (2015/NN)).

(7)
Germany submitted further information to the Commission on 28 May and 27 July 2015, including an expert opinion by Professor Csoklich regarding the SME qualification of the beneficiary (‘the Csoklich report’).

(8)
By letter of 17 February 2016 (‘the Opening Decision’), the Commission informed Germany that it had initiated the procedure laid down in Article 108(2) of the TFEU, to determine the compatibility of the two guarantees with the internal market.

(9)
On 19 February 2016, Germany asked the Commission to suspend its formal investigation until the Court of Justice had ruled on the appeals. On 24 February 2016, the Commission agreed to extend the deadline to submit comments until the day after the rulings on the appeals.

(10)
The Court of Justice dismissed the two appeals by order of 14 July 2016(5)and judgment of 12 October 2016(6).

(11)
On 12 October 2016 and 11 November 2016, Germany submitted its comments to the Commission.

(12)
On 6 January 2017, the Commission published the Opening Decision in theOfficial Journal of the European Union(7)and invited interested parties to submit their comments.

(13)
The Commission received observations from Pollmeier on 6 February 2017 and forwarded them to Germany for comments. Germany submitted its comments on 27 March 2017.

(14)
On 8 May 2017, 14 June 2017, 5 December 2017 and 26 February 2018, the Commission services requested Germany to provide additional information, which Germany submitted on 24 May 2017, 21 June 2017, 12 December 2017 and 26 March 2018.

(15)
On 22 November 2018, the Commission services met representatives of Pollmeier.

(16)
On 17 February 2020, the Commission requested additional information from Germany, which was submitted on 9 March 2020. On 8 December 2022, the Commission services requested additional information from Germany as regards the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the two guarantees, which was submitted on 8 February 2023.

(17)
By supporting Abalon DE’s investment into a sawing mill for hard wood in 2006, theLandof Hesse and Germany aimed at promoting and facilitating regional development of the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis area. This NUTS III area was eligible for regional aid pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU under the applicable regional aid map for Germany 2004-2006(8). The applicable investment aid intensity ceiling in the area was 18 % for large undertakings, and, in line with point 4.9 of the 1998 Regional Aid Guidelines(9)(‘the 1998 RAG’), 28 % for small and medium-sized enterprises (‘SMEs’).

(18)
On 28 December 2006, as part of a larger aid package(10), Investitionsbank Hessen (a public law entity (Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts) owned 50 % by theLandof Hesse and 50 % by Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen, another public law entity), acting in the name of and on behalf of (im Namen und im Auftrag) the Hesse Ministry of Finance (Hessisches Ministerium der Finanzen), granted two guarantees to cover two loans issued by a consortium composed of three banks, Kreissparkasse Schwalm-Eder (‘KSK’), Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen (‘Helaba’) and Raiffeisenzentralbank Österreich AG (‘RZB’), in favour of Abalon DE:(a)a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);(b)a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).In both cases, Abalon DE paid an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts. Abalon DE paid interests on the underlying loans (credit risk margin of 225 basis points, in addition to the 6-month Euribor interest rate).
(a)
a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);
(b)
a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).

(a)
a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);

(b)
a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).

(a)
a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);

(b)
a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).

(19)
During the loan application review process, the lending banks rated Abalon DE’s credit strength. KSK, Helaba and RZB assigned to Abalon DE a rating category corresponding to an annual default rate of, respectively, 2 %, 1,32 % and 0,832 %.

(20)
Through the consortium structure, RZB provided 50 %, and the two other banks each 25 % of each of the two loans.

(21)
The national legal basis for the two guarantees is the letter of 28 December 2006 sent by the Investitionsbank Hessen to Abalon DE and the 2006 Guidelines of theLandof Hesse on the granting of guarantees for the industrial sector (Richtlinien für die Übernahme von Bürgschaften und Garantien durch das Land Hessen für die gewerbliche Wirtschaft) (‘the 2006 Hesse Guidelines’)(14). Those guarantees were put into effect, in the view of Germany, in compliance with the provisions of Commission Regulation (EC) No 69/2001(15)(‘the 2001de minimisRegulation’).

(22)
The aid granting authority was the Hesse Ministry of Finance.

(23)
The aid recipient Abalon DE is a company established on 5 December 2006, registered atAmtsgerichtMarburg (local court of Marburg), with seat in Schwalmstadt (Hesse, Germany). It manufactures, sells and distributes beechwood products worldwide.

(24)
When the two guarantees were issued on 28 December 2006, Abalon Hardwood Consulting GmbH (‘Abalon Consulting’), was owned by Manfred Reinkemeier. Abalon Consulting held 51 % of the shares of Abalon DE. Gafluna Handels- und Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH (‘Gafluna’) held 49 % of Abalon DE’s shares and the corresponding voting rights. Gafluna also held 80 % of Abalon Hardwood GmbH in Austria (‘Abalon AT’). Gafluna is a 100 % subsidiary of Valluga Handels- und Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH (‘Valluga’). Valluga is a 100 % subsidiary of Raetia Privatstiftung (‘Raetia’), a foundation created by RZB on 11 June 2001.

(25)
RZB has a wholly owned subsidiary, Kathrein Privatbank AG (‘Kathreinbank’), which is by its own statement, specialised in offering services for setting up and running private foundations(16). In 2006, Ernst Burger and Kurt Engleitner were members of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board (Aufsichtsrat) and of Raetia’s three-person governing board (Stiftungsvorstand) (the third member being Karl Pistotnik). Heinrich Weninger headed in 2006 Kathreinbank’s foundation unit (Stiftungsoffice) that advises clients on how to set up foundations and other foundation-related issues. He was simultaneously one of the managing directors (Geschäftsführer) of Valluga and Gafluna. Manfred Reinkemeier was managing director of both Abalon DE and Abalon AT.

(26)
The above-mentioned structure is presented below:

(27)
In its Opening Decision, the Commission provided a preliminary assessment of the two guarantees and raised doubts as to their compatibility with the internal market.

(28)
The Commission preliminary established that the two guarantees constituted State aid unless they qualified asde minimisaid. It however preliminarily considered that the two guarantees did not meet the relevant requirements laid down in Commission Regulation (EU) No 1407/2013(17)(‘the 2013de minimisRegulation’). The Commission then examined whether, in line with the transitional rules laid down in Article 7 of the 2013de minimisRegulation, the guarantees could fall under the 2001de minimisRegulation 2001, applying the method in point 3.2, first paragraph, second indent, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice(18), which the General Court in paragraphs 167, 175 and 186 of the 2015 judgment had found to form part of the relevant legal framework under which the Commission had to assess the guarantees at stake. Based on a maximum default rate (worst-case scenario of the three banks) of 2 % and an annual guarantee fee of 1 %, the Commission concluded that the resulting aid elements exceeded both in combination, and for each of the individual guarantees, the threshold of EUR 100 000 laid down in the 2001de minimisRegulation. The Commission therefore expressed doubts that the 2013 and 2001de minimisRegulations were applicable and took thus the preliminary view that the two guarantees, alone, and in combination, constituted State aid.

(29)
To determine the lawfulness of the aid in the form of the two guarantees, the Commission assessed whether each of those guarantees falls under a regulation exempting the aid from notification obligations.

(30)
Regarding the working capital loan guarantee, the Commission noted that its purpose is to provide operating aid to Abalon DE. The Commission preliminary concluded that such operating aid complied neither with Article 15 of Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014(19)(‘the 2014 GBER’) on regional aid, nor with Article 22 of the 2014 GBER on start-up aid.

(31)
The Commission further preliminarily concluded that such operating aid did not comply with past block exemptions (that, pursuant to Article 58 of the 2014 GBER, might be applicable to individual aid put into effect before the entry into force of the 2014 GBER if the conditions of the 2014 GBER were not met).

(32)
The Commission therefore raised doubts as to whether the aid in form of the working capital loan guarantee was compatible aid exempted from notification obligations.

(33)
Regarding the investment loan guarantee, the Commission preliminary considered that it could in principle be declared retroactively compatible and exempted from notification in application of Article 58 of the 2014 GBER and of the exemption laid down in Article 14 of the 2014 GBER (regional investment aid) if Abalon DE constituted an SME.

(34)
However, as the Commission considered the information submitted by Germany on the SME status of Abalon DE to be incomplete, it could not conclude on the SME status. The Commission therefore raised doubts as to whether the individual investment loan guarantee was compatible aid exempted from notification obligations under the 2014 GBER or under Commission Regulation (EC) No 70/2001(20)(‘the SME block exemption Regulation’), which was applicable at the time of granting the two guarantees.

(35)
The Commission was therefore unable to conclude that the two guarantees were exempted under the 2014 GBER, or any other exemption regulation in force at the date when the two guarantees were issued.

(36)
As the two guarantees were not exempted from notification and constitutedprima facieregional aid, the Commission then assessed their compatibility under the applicable 1998 RAG.

(37)
As regards the investment loan guarantee, the Commission found that, in accordance with the applicable regional aid map for Germany, investment aid for the setting up of a new establishment in the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis area could not exceed an aid intensity of 18 % for large undertakings and 28 % for SMEs. Since Abalon DE had in 2006 already received an EUR 4,5 million direct grant for an investment of EUR 26 million(21), up to the ceiling of 18 % for large enterprises, the guarantee (or at least a part of it) for the investment loan could only be compatible if Abalon DE could qualify as an SME and therefore benefit from the higher aid intensity. In 2006, Germany did not apply the higher aid intensity to Abalon DE. In its Opening Decision, the Commission could not conclude that the information submitted by Germany on the SME status of Abalon DE allowed excluding without doubt that Abalon DE constituted a large undertaking at the time the guarantees were issued. The Commission left open the question of whether Abalon DE constituted an SME or not, and raised therefore doubts as to whether the aid in form of the investment loan guarantee was compatible with the internal market.

(38)
The Commission also raised doubts as regards the compatibility of the working capital loan guarantee since the 1998 RAG did not allow to declare compatible with the internal market operating aid in an area eligible for regional aid pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU, which is the case of the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis area.

(39)
The Commission received comments from Germany and Pollmeier.

(40)
On 12 October 2016, Germany provided an expert opinion on Abalon DE’s SME status, established by Hollstein & Partner mbB Steuerberatungsgesellschaft dated 28 September 2016 (‘the Hollstein report’). The Hollstein report concludes that Abalon DE constituted an SME during the years 2006-2015, as, during that period, none of the three ceilings set at Article 2(1) of Annex I to the Commission Recommendation 2003/361/EC(22)(‘the SME Recommendation’, Annex I is referred to as ‘ASME’) to be considered as an SME, i.e. employing fewer than 250 persons, a maximum annual turnover of EUR 50 million and a maximum balance sheet total of EUR 43 million, were exceeded. The Hollstein report finds that such a conclusion remains valid whether Abalon DE is considered on its own or as part of a larger group of entities that, besides Abalon DE, would include Abalon Consulting (including its linked and partner enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(2) and (3) of ASME), Valluga, Gafluna, Abalon AT and Raetia. For instance, in 2006 (at the time of granting), that larger group had a staff headcount of 46, an annual turnover of EUR 8,976 million and a balance sheet of EUR 10,569 million).

(41)
Germany additionally takes the view that, when the two guarantees were issued, Abalon DE constituted a newly created small enterprise within the meaning of the SME Recommendation. Germany reckons that Abalon DE would have had to deal with the handicaps typical of newly created enterprises (such as problems of access to finance) if the two guarantees in question had not been granted and that, in the absence of support through the guarantees at stake, Abalon DE would not have been founded. Finally, Germany suggests that the two guarantees have no negative effect on trade between Member States as the market for raw material sourcing was rather local.

(42)
Pollmeier supports the Commission’s conclusions in the Opening Decision that the two guarantees do not qualify asde minimisaid pursuant to the provisions of the 2001de minimisRegulation.

(43)
Pollmeier argues that, to calculate the aid element embedded in the two guarantees, the method mentioned in point 3.2, first paragraph, first indent, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice is to be applied. In accordance with that method, ‘the cash grant equivalent of a loan guarantee in a given year can be … calculated in the same way as the grant equivalent of a soft loan, the interest subsidy representing the difference between the market rate and the rate obtained thanks to the State guarantee after any premiums paid have been deducted …’. In Pollmeier’s view, Abalon DE benefitted from a favourable credit rating only because of its link to Raetia and RZB. Also, the default risk of Abalon DE should have been higher than the default risk of 2 % attributed by KSK, to the extent point 3.3 of the 2008 Guarantee Notice(23)lays down a 3,8 % safe harbour-premium for newly created SMEs.

(44)
Pollmeier supports the reasoning of the Opening Decision that the working capital loan guarantee can neither be block-exempted under the 2014 GBER, nor under the SME block exemption Regulation.

(45)
The investment loan guarantee, in Pollmeier’s view, is neither exempted under the 2014 GBER nor the SME block exemption Regulation. Abalon DE did not qualify as an SME in 2006 as Abalon DE was part of a group of linked and partner enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(2) and (3) of ASME.

(46)
As to the SME status, Pollmeier argues that, at the time of the granting of the two guarantees, Abalon DE was part of a group of linked enterprises including RZB, and that, at group level, the relevant SME thresholds were exceeded.

(47)
Firstly, Pollmeier argues that at the time when the two guarantees were issued, Abalon DE and Raetia were linked within the meaning of Article 3(3) of ASME. Raetia owned 100 % of Valluga, which owned 100 % of Gafluna, which exercised a dominant influence (within the meaning of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (c), of ASME) over Abalon DE, although it held only 49 % of Abalon DE’s shares. On this latter point, Pollmeier argues that the right to exercise a dominant influence is sufficient, so that an actual exercise of such influence is not required.

(48)
Pollmeier highlights that pursuant to Article 5(2) of Abalon DE’s articles of association (Gesellschaftsvertrag) dated 5 December 2006, both shareholders (Abalon Consulting and Gafluna) have the right to appoint a managing director (Entsendungsrecht).

(49)
Pollmeier further argues that pursuant to Article 7 of Abalon DE’s articles of association, certain important business decisions by Abalon DE need to be approved by its associated management board (Beirat) (whose members are appointed on equal terms by Manfred Reinkemeier and Gafluna).

(50)
Secondly, Pollmeier argues that in 2006 Abalon DE was also linked to RZB within the meaning of Article 3(3) of ASME. In Pollmeier’s views, since Raetia was founded by RZB, and due to the close relationship in staffing (personelle Verflechtungen) between RZB and Raetia and its subsidiaries, Raetia, Valluga and Gafluna were an instrument of RZB to invest in other companies, particularly in its own borrowers.

(51)
The Raetia foundation deed (Stiftungsurkunde) dated 11 June 2001 shows that RZB injected a total of EUR 300 000 as initial capital in Raetia.

(52)
Pollmeier refers to direct and indirect links between RZB and Raetia through natural persons at the time the two guarantees were granted. In particular, the members of Raetia’s governing board (Ernst Burger, Kurt Engleitner and Karl Pistotnik) were holding positions in enterprises owned by RZB, in particular Kathreinbank. Also Valluga’s and Gafluna’s managing directors (Heinrich Weninger and Siegfried Wriesnig) were holding positions in enterprises owned by RZB in 2006.

(53)
Pollmeier considers that the evidence confirms that, on the basis of Article 3(3), first and fourth subparagraphs, of ASME, as interpreted by the Court in particular in theHaTeFojudgment(24), the different enterprises concerned, from Abalon DE to RZB, were linked enterprises. This would be confirmed by the fact that Gafluna, Valluga and Kathreinbank have their place of business at the same address in Vienna, Austria.

(54)
Pollmeier argues that, as a result, Abalon DE cannot be regarded as an SME because the thresholds are exceeded if RZB is taken into account.

(55)
Finally Pollmeier emphasises that the SME status of Abalon DE cannot be established by relying on other criteria than those laid down in the SME Recommendation. A derogation from those criteria would only be possible if Abalon DE suffered from handicaps that are typical of an SME, but the presence of such handicaps can be excluded because of its links to RZB(25).

(56)
Pollmeier expresses the view that the working capital loan guarantee constitutes operating aid that cannot be declared compatible under the 1998 RAG. In addition, Abalon DE is not eligible for start-up aid to a small enterprise as it does not qualify as an SME. The working capital loan guarantee cannot therefore be declared compatible as start-up aid.

(57)
According to Pollmeier, the investment aid intensity ceiling of 18 % (applicable to large undertakings) applies to Abalon DE and Abalon DE cannot benefit from the SME bonus as it does not constitute an SME. This means that the investment loan guarantee cannot be considered as compatible because the ceiling is already exceeded by the aid granted in 2006. In addition, Pollmeier alleges that the two guarantees were not conditional on the maintenance of the investment for a minimum period of five years, as required in point 4.10 of the 1998 RAG.

(58)
According to Germany, point 3.2 of the 2000 Guarantee Notice does not prescribe the use of a particular calculation method, as it refers to three calculation methods and only mentions the first method as the one that is applicable ‘in principle’. Furthermore, no settled case law points to a preferred calculation option.

(59)
Germany argues that the method mentioned in point 3.2, first paragraph, third indent, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice is to be applied, i.e. the aid element is to be ‘calculated by any other objectively justifiable and generally accepted method’. Germany considers that, against the backdrop of insufficient data availability and in light of the principles of legal certainty, legal expectation and non-discrimination, the 0,5 % flat rate-method (used in the 2008 Decision to establish the aid amount) represents such an objectively justifiable and generally accepted method.

(60)
Germany argues that, in its 2015 judgement, the General Court found that the Commission had failed in its 2008 Decision to assess why a flat rate of 0,5 % was in line with point 3.2 of the 2000 Guarantee Notice, but had not ruled on the legality of such an approach. Therefore, and relying on its wide discretionary power, the Commission would be allowed to apply the 0,5 % approach in this case.

(61)
Germany therefore maintains that, in application of this approach, the total advantage from both guarantees amounts to EUR 93 250, and thus lies below thede minimisthreshold of EUR 100 000 laid down in Article 2(2) of the 2001de minimisRegulation. Therefore, both the investment loan guarantee and the working capital loan guarantee do not qualify as State aid.

(62)
Germany raised a subsidiary argument regarding the investment loan guarantee in case the method mentioned in point 3.2, first paragraph, third indent, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice was not applied. According to Germany, if the safe harbour-premium of 3,8 % laid down in point 3.3 of the 2008 Guarantee Notice for guarantees to newly created SMEs without a credit history was applied, the aid element embedded in the investment loan would amount to EUR 2,3 million. This amount would remain within the limits of Article 14 of the 2014 GBER and would thus be compatible and exempted from the notification requirement.

(63)
According to Germany, as evidenced in the Hollstein report (recital 40), Abalon DE would qualify as an SME, i.e. it would not exceed the thresholds of Article 2(1) of ASME, even if Abalon Consulting, Abalon AT, Gafluna, Valluga and Raetia were included in the calculation. The fact that, at the time the two guarantees were issued, Siegfried Wriesnig had been managing director of Gafluna since 2001, managing director of Valluga since 2001 and member of Abalon DE’s associated management board (Beirat) since 2004 would therefore be irrelevant when assessing whether Abalon DE was an SME.

(64)
Germany also argues that the Commission found in the 2008 Decision that Gafluna, Abalon DE, Valluga and Raetia were only partner enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(2) of ASME. According to Germany, that alleged finding has become legally binding by virtue of the 2015 judgment(26). Germany accepts however that – for the sake of simplicity – it can also be assumed that those enterprises were linked enterprises, and not only partner enterprises.

(65)
Germany accepts that Abalon DE would not qualify as an SME if it was linked to RZB, directly or indirectly. Germany indeed states that RZB had a staff headcount of approximately 55 000 in 2006 and its annual balance sheet total at the end of 2006 was around EUR 115 billion. Germany however considers that no such links exist.

(66)
As regards the relationships between RZB/Raetia and Abalon DE or its shareholders via individual persons, Germany points out that this line of argumentation is brought up by Pollmeier almost 10 years after it introduced a complaint and considers that therefore the argument is to be rejected on the ground that those matters were submitted too late.

(67)
According to Germany, the fact that RZB is the founder of Raetia does not lead to the conclusion that RZB and Abalon DE – are linked enterprises – in the sense of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, of ASME. In Germany’s view, it follows from the Csoklich report (recital 7) that Raetia’s founder RZB does not have any right to influence Raetia’s nor its linked enterprises’ business decisions.

(68)
According to that report, a characteristic feature of the Austrian ‘private foundation’ is that it is completely separated and legally independent from the founder. The founder is only entitled to such rights expressly reserved in the foundation deed. Raetia’s foundation deed shows that RZB has practically no influence on the management of the foundation (Trennungsprinzip). Germany highlights in particular that the foundation deed does not provide RZB the right to approve Raetia’s decision (Zustimmungsvorbehalte), nor does it give RZB the power to issue instructions (Weisungsrechte) to Raetia. It follows that Raetia’s governing board operates completely freely from the founder. There is no indirect influence, for example by means of a right to remove the foundation’s governing board. The independence of the foundation’s governing board from the founder is expressly laid down in the foundation deed. Germany notes that RZB has not even exercised the legal possibility of reserving itself a right of cancellation (Widerrufsrecht, i.e. the possibility to revoke the foundation). Since RZB’s right of amendment (of the foundation deed) provided for in the foundation deed can only be invoked exceptionally, the founder cannot oppose decisions which are contrary to his interests. Any changes that would provide RZB direct or indirect influence on Raetia are expressly excluded.

(69)
Germany further states that neither Abalon DE, nor Raetia, nor any of its subsidiaries is linked to RZB within the meaning of Article 3(3), fourth subparagraph, of ASME(27)via ‘links through natural person(s) acting jointly’. Germany acknowledges that, according to the case law, enterprises which do not formally have one or other of the relationships referred to in Article 3(3), first subparagraph, of ASME above, but which, ‘because of the role played by a natural person or group of natural persons acting jointly, nevertheless constitute a single economic unit, must also be regarded as linked enterprises for the purposes of that provision, since they engage in their activities or in part of their activities in the same relevant market or in adjacent markets’(28).

(70)
Germany however considers that the criteria laid down in theHaTeFojudgment on the notion of single economic unit are not fulfilled because RZB is not active on the same (or in an adjacent) market as Abalon DE, Abalon Consulting, Abalon AT, Gafluna, Valluga and Raetia. The fact that RZB granted loans and guarantees to companies active in the wood market does not mean that RZB itself is active on that market. Therefore, that condition in Article 3(3), fourth subparagraph, of ASME is not met.

(71)
In addition, Germany holds that there is no ‘single economic unit’ because there are no relations between RZB’s staff and the staff of Abalon DE/Gafluna/Raetia enabling them to exercise an influence over the commercial decisions of the enterprises concerned. For the same reasons, the same conclusion would be reached even on the basis of the definition of control set out in paragraph 16 of the Commission Consolidated Jurisdictional Notice under Council Regulation (EC) No 139/2004 on the control of concentrations between undertakings(29)(‘the Consolidated Jurisdictional Notice’).

(72)
In Germany’s view, the circumstance that some of the entities involved have their place of business at the same address does not prove the existence of relations between such entities or any possibility to influence business decisions.

(73)
Germany argues that proving the existence of handicaps typical of an SME is not always necessary for an SME qualification in cases where the formal criteria of the ASME are met. Therefore, there is no need in this case to prove that Abalon DE faced handicaps typical of an SME. In any case, Germany holds that Abalon DE has been suffering from the typical handicaps that affect SMEs, and maintains that, without the two granted guarantees, access to finance would have been unsecure, which is typical of SMEs. In Germany’s view, without the two guarantees, Abalon DE would not have been incorporated. Furthermore, the complainant itself highlighted Abalon DE’s strained financial situation in 2006.

(74)
Germany further transmitted the credit ratings assigned to Abalon DE by the three lending banks (see recital 19 above) and provided explanations regarding these ratings. In a letter to the Commission of 15 May 2017, Raffeisenbank International (‘RBI’, the legal successor of RZB as from 2010) states that its assessment (credit risk of Abalon DE) at the time was based, in particular, on the growth prospects of the wood market, the excellent access to raw materials in Hesse, the short transport routes, the investment grants and the guarantees to be provided by theLandof Hesse.

(75)
In Germany’s view, the fact that Abalon DE was rated on a stand-alone basis is another indication against any links to RZB.

(76)
As to the issue of personal relationships between RZB and Raetia, Germany states that the only members of the three-person governing board of Raetia between 2001 and the end of 2015 were Karl Pistotnik, Ernst Burger and Kurt Engleitner, and that none of them was ever an employee or a member of an executive body of RZB.

(77)
Germany also declares that (i) until 6 December 2017, Abalon DE (including its managing director Manfred Reinkemeier) had no contacts with any of the members of Raetia’s governing board, (ii) when the guarantee was granted, Abalon DE’s managing director did not know that Raetia existed, (iii) Manfred Reinkemeier learned of Raetia only through the proceedings initiated by Pollmeier, and (iv) the ownership structure of Gafluna has not been of any interest to and had no effects on Abalon DE.

(78)
Further Germany indicates that RZB never gave instructions to the managing director of Abalon DE, that RZB has no expertise regarding the hard wood market, and that no legal connections of any kind exist between Abalon DE and RZB that would allow RZB any actions beyond its function as Abalon DE’s main bank (Hausbank).

(79)
Germany also transmitted information obtained from RBI listing the members of RZB’s management in 2006 to demonstrate that there were no overlaps with the three members of the governing board of Raetia.

(80)
Gafluna submitted statements on its own behalf (im eigenen Namen) and by order (im Auftrag) of Raetia.

(81)
Gafluna declares that, according to Raetia’s foundation deed, Raetia’s beneficiaries are those undertakings in which Raetia directly or indirectly holds or acquires shares.

(82)
According to Gafluna and Raetia, the only services that RZB Group provided to Raetia, Valluga or Gafluna consisted in legal support for establishing Raetia, Gafluna and Valluga and account management services (Kontoführung) for Raetia. In addition, Valluga held and Gafluna still holds (since its establishment) a payment transactions account (Zahlungsverkehrskonto) at Kathreinbank (a 100 % subsidiary of RZB).

(83)
According to the statements by Gafluna and Raetia, Raetia did not provide any services to undertakings of the RZB Group. Raetia never communicated with undertakings of the RZB Group about its strategy or orientation and was never under factual control by third undertakings.

(84)
RBI, as legal successor of RZB, informed that RZB founded Raetia in 2001 as sole founder, providing EUR 300 000 from its own assets. RZB selected and appointed the first governing board of Raetia (Ernst Burger, Kurt Engleitner and Karl Pistotnik). One of the foundation’s general purposes (Stiftungszweck) is to promote the Austrian economy, in particular by maintaining and supporting the Austrian companies’ competitiveness through the acquisition of shares of companies in financial difficulties or the supply of risk capital.(30)More precisely, RBI confirmed that Raetia was created to facilitate the restructuring of clients of RZB that were in difficulty through an indirect shareholding by Raetia in these enterprises. Based on this approach, there was no need for RZB itself to buy shares of its clients in difficulty.

(85)
During the founding process, RZB provided services to Raetia, such as legal and tax assistance, drafting of the foundation deed, entry into the Register of Companies. To RBI’s knowledge, no other undertakings from RZB Group (including Kathreinbank) were involved in Raetia’s founding process. Further legal assistance was provided for the creation of Valluga and Gafluna.

(86)
RBI confirms that, at the time the two guarantees were granted, the following people held the following positions within RZB and its subsidiaries :(a)Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;(b)Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;(c)Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;(d)Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).
(a)
Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;
(b)
Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;
(c)
Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;
(d)
Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).

(a)
Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;

(b)
Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;

(c)
Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;

(d)
Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).

(a)
Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;

(b)
Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;

(c)
Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;

(d)
Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).

(87)
RBI provided lists of loans that RZB/RBI had awarded to Abalon AT (total amounts of at least EUR 21 million since 2003) and Abalon DE (at least the two loans referred to in recital 18), and of all collateral received in this context.

(88)
RBI further indicated that Gafluna had issued in 2003 and 2007 non-voting shares (Substanzgenussrechte) in the amount of EUR 4,99 million in order to raise capital. Germany clarifies that these non-voting shares had been purchased in a two-step system in full by the indirect 100 % subsidiary of RZB, Abies Handels- und Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH (‘Abies’).(31)This purchase had been financed through an indirect shareholder grant (indirekter Gesellschafterzuschuss) awarded by RZB to its subsidiary Abies. RBI explains that the non-voting shares issued by Gafluna entitle their buyers to obtain information and to participate in profits, but they do not confer any participatory/influence rights. Therefore, RBI is of the opinion that the purchase of said shares does not satisfy the requirements of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, of ASME.

(89)
RBI affirms that it had no knowledge of any communication between entities of the RZB Group and Raetia about Raetia’s general strategy (see also statements in recital 83). RBI stresses that Raetia was fully independent in its business decisions. It also affirms that RZB/RBI – or its subsidiaries – did not exercise factual control over Raetia. Such a control would have been illegal under Austrian foundation law which required the foundation’s governing board to fend off any attempt to exert influence on the part of the founder (RZB) on the activities of the foundation.

(90)
Germany also provided a statement by Abalon DE, which stresses that RZB did not influence any of its business decisions. Furthermore, Abalon DE mentions that it suffered handicaps typical of an SME, due to the competitive market, and in particular take-over attempts by Pollmeier.

(91)
In its further submissions of 8 February 2023, Germany reiterates that, calculating the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the two guarantees at stake using the method mentioned in point 3.2, first paragraph, first indent, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice (see recital 43 above) was not possible. This would require determining the market interest rate of an equivalent loan to Abalon DE without the State guarantees, while, according to Germany, KSK could not make a statement on this matter at this stage because a replication of all parameters relevant to the decision was not possible due to the large time gap of now 17 years since the granting of the two guarantees. Against this background, Germany states that it was unable to provide information, despite all efforts and research made. Germany adds that, given that they still consider that the method mentioned in point 3.2 first paragraph, third indent, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice was to be used, a calculation following the method mentioned in point 3.2 first paragraph, first indent was not necessary.

(92)
In addition, Germany makes a similar statement as to the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the two guarantees at stake using the method mentioned in point 4.2, first paragraph, of the 2008 Guarantee Notice (‘the difference between the market price of the guarantee and the price actually paid’). Germany also explains that, as a consequence, it could not comment on the calculations made by the Commission (and based on the method mentioned in point 4.2, first paragraph, of the 2008 Guarantee Notice) due to the long time gap between the granting of the guarantees and the Commission’s request for information.

(93)
Furthermore, Germany considers that the probability of default calculated by RZB (0,832 %, recital 19) was to be taken into account as there was no link between RZB and Abalon DE. Germany also argues that, even if there were such a link, this should have been taken into account in the credit rating of Abalon DE and would have resulted in a lower probability of default (as Abalon DE would benefit from the higher financial strength of a group including RZB).

(94)
Finally, the German authorities submitted precise information as to the effective interest rate (including all fees, especially processing and syndicate fees) that the banks charged Abalon DE for the investment loan.

(95)
In State aid decisions, the Commission normally assesses first the existence of aid, then its lawfulness and finally its compatibility. However, as the question of whether Abalon DE qualifies as an SME is relevant for all these assessment steps, the Commission will assess first whether Abalon DE constituted an SME at the time of the grant of the two guarantees in 2006.

(96)
In its notification on 6 September 2007, Germany did not explicitly invoke an SME status for Abalon DE. Germany invoked an SME status only in its submission of 12 October 2016 (recital 40), after the General Court had annulled the 2008 Decision.

(97)
The criteria to establish whether an undertaking constitutes an SME are laid down in the SME Recommendation, as interpreted by the Court of Justice. The Court of Justice has in particular recalled that ‘the SME Recommendation must be interpreted by taking into account the reasons for its adoption’(32)and held that ‘as is apparent from recitals 9 and 12 of the SME Recommendation and from Article 1(1) thereof, that recommendation aims to adopt an SME definition used in the EU policies applied within the European Union and the EEA which takes into account the real economic position of SMEs in order to remove from that category groups of enterprises whose economic power may exceed that of genuine SMEs, with a view to ensuring that only those enterprises which really need the advantages accruing to SMEs from the different rules or measures in their favour actually benefit from them’(33). The Court of Justice has further held that ‘the advantages afforded to SMEs are in most cases exceptions to the general rules, such as for example in the area of State aid, and therefore the definition of an SME must be interpreted strictly’(34).

(98)
Pursuant to Article 2(1) of ASME, the ‘category of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is made up of enterprises which employ fewer than 250 persons and which have an annual turnover not exceeding EUR 50 million or an annual balance sheet total not exceeding EUR 43 million’.

(99)
Article 3 of ASME provides for the types of enterprises taken into account when calculating staff numbers and financial amounts as prescribed by Article 2(1) of ASME.

(100)
Pursuant to Article 3(1) of ASME, an enterprise qualifies as an autonomous enterprise (so that only its own financial amounts and staff headcount are taken into account to assess the thresholds of Article 2 of ASME) if it is not classified as a partner enterprise within the meaning of Article 3(2) of ASME or as a linked enterprise within the meaning of Article 3(3) of ASME.

(101)
Pursuant to Article 3(2) of ASME, partner enterprises are ‘all enterprises, which are not classified as linked enterprises within the meaning of [Article 3(3) of ASME] and between which there is the following relationship: an enterprise (upstream enterprise) holds, either solely or jointly with one or more linked enterprises within the meaning of [Article 3(3) of ASME], 25 % or more of the capital or voting rights of another enterprise (downstream enterprise)’.

(102)
Article 3(3), first subparagraph, of ASME identifies as linked enterprises ‘enterprises which have any of the following relationships with each other:(a)an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;(b)an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;(c)an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;(d)an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.
(a)
an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;
(b)
an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;
(c)
an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;
(d)
an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.

(a)
an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;

(b)
an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;

(c)
an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;

(d)
an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.

(a)
an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;

(b)
an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;

(c)
an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;

(d)
an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.

(103)
Article 3(3), fourth subparagraph, of ASME adds that ‘enterprises which have one or other of such relationships through a natural person or group of natural persons acting jointly are also considered linked enterprises if they engage in their activity or in part of their activity in the same relevant market or in adjacent markets.’ In theHaTeFojudgment, on the interpretation of that provision, the Court of Justice held that that provision ‘must be interpreted as meaning that enterprises may be regarded as “linked” for the purposes of that article where it is clear from the analysis of the legal and economic relations between them that, through a natural person or a group of natural persons acting jointly, they constitute a single economic unit, even though they do not formally have any of the relationships referred to in the first subparagraph of Article 3 (3) of that annex. Natural persons who work together in order to exercise an influence over the commercial decisions of the enterprises concerned – which precludes those enterprises from being regarded as economically independent from each other – are to be regarded as acting jointly for the purposes of the fourth subparagraph of Article 3 (3) of that annex. Whether that condition is satisfied depends on the circumstances of the case and is not necessarily conditional on the existence of contractual relations between those persons or a finding that they intended to circumvent the definition of a micro, small or medium-sized enterprise within the meaning of that recommendation.’(35)

(104)
Finally, to establish whether, for non-autonomous enterprises, the relevant headcount, turnover or balance sheet thresholds are exceeded, Articles 6(2) and (3) of ASME provide that the relevant data for the partner enterprises (proportional aggregation) and linked enterprises (100 % aggregation) are added to those of the enterprise under scrutiny.

(105)
The Commission accepts that, as evidenced by the Hollstein report (recital 40), at the date of the granting of the two guarantees, Abalon DE, in itself or in combination with Raetia, Abalon Consulting, Valluga, Gafluna and Abalon AT, remained below the relevant staff headcount, turnover, and balance sheet thresholds of the ASME and would therefore qualify as an SME.

(106)
On the other hand, Abalon DE cannot qualify as an SME if RZB is considered as a linked or partner enterprise within the meaning of the ASME. Indeed, RZB itself did not fulfil the SME criteria since its staff headcount (55 000 in 2006) and annual balance sheet (EUR 115 billion in 2006) (recital 65) exceeded the respective thresholds of 250 employees and/or EUR 43 million annual balance sheet(36).

(107)
In order to assess whether Abalon DE can be considered as an SME, it is therefore key to assess the relationship between Abalon DE and RZB. To that end, in light of the structure presented above (recital 26), the Commission needs to assess successively the relationship between Abalon DE and Gafluna (section 4.1.2.1), the relationship between Gafluna, Abalon AT, Valluga and Raetia (section 4.1.2.2) and, finally, the relationship between those four companies and RZB (section 4.1.2.3).

(108)
The Commission preliminary notes that, contrary to Germany’s claim (recital 66), Pollmeier’s arguments on the existence of such links cannot be dismissed simply because they have been raised during the formal investigation phase, and not in the initial complaint. According to Article 24(1) of Council Regulation (EU) 2015/1589(37)(‘the Procedural Regulation’), ‘any interested party may submit comments … following a Commission decision to initiate the formal investigation procedure. …’. The Commission considers that that right exists irrespective of whether a party had submitted a complaint or market information before, and that that right and the scope and content of comments that a party may submit within the formal investigation are not constrained by positions taken in any earlier complaint or market information. In any event, the Commission, for the assessment of the aid measure, has to assess whether the aid beneficiary can be regarded as an SME and to that end must take account of all elements that are relevant for such an assessment.

(109)
The Commission also notes that, contrary to Germany’s claim (recital 64), the 2008 Decision cannot be regarded as legally binding in that it would have concluded that Gafluna, Abalon DE, Valluga and Raetia were only partner enterprises. First, that Decision was annulled by the Court in the 2015 judgment. Second, in its 2008 Decision, the Commission did not assess whether Abalon DE qualified as an SME at the time of granting of the two guarantees, but only assessed whether the financial difficulty of Abalon AT could lead to the conclusion that Abalon DE was to be regarded as a firm in difficulty, which the Commission concluded it could not in light of the absence of a financial link(38). The 2008 Decision can therefore not prejudge any assessment of the SME status of Abalon DE.

(110)
The Commission examines if Gafluna qualifies as a ‘linked enterprise’ of Abalon DE within the meaning of Article 3(3) of ASME.

(111)
The Commission notes that Gafluna held 49 % of Abalon DE’s shares in 2006 (51 % were held by Abalon Consulting which is 100 % owned by Manfred Reinkemeier). This minority shareholding results in a minority of voting rights in the shareholders’ assembly according to Abalon DE’s articles of association. Therefore, the relationship between Abalon DE and Gafluna does not fulfil the conditions of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (a), of ASME.

(112)
In accordance with Article 5(2) of Abalon DE’s articles of association, both shareholders (Gafluna and Abalon Consulting) have the right to appoint one managing director each and to remove that person from that function. Since Gafluna can only appoint or remove one out of two managing directors, it does not have the right referred to in Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (b), of ASME, to appoint or remove a majority of the managing directors. Additional managing directors can only be appointed by the general assembly, in which Gafluna has no majority of the voting rights (see above, recital 111). Therefore, the Commission concludes that the relationship between Abalon DE and Gafluna does not meet the conditions set out in Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (b), of ASME.

(113)
Thus, the Commission assesses a possible right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association as referred to in Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (c), of ASME. To establish whether a dominant influence is exercised, the Commission relies on the case-law of the Court in the context of the SME Recommendation. In theHaTeFojudgment, the Court held that ‘the condition that natural persons are acting jointly is satisfied where those persons work together in order to exercise an influence over the commercial decisions of the enterprises concerned which precludes those enterprises from being regarded as economically independent of one another’(39).

(114)
It is also useful to refer to the case-law of the Court in the context of the Merger Regulation(40), which also refers to an exertion of ‘decisive influence’ and is connected to the notion of ‘single economic unit’(41)used by the Court when interpreting the SME Recommendation(42). In this context, the Court held, referring to the Commission Jurisdictional Notice(43), that decisive influence implies ‘the power to block actions which determine the strategic commercial behaviour of an undertaking. Thus, joint control may result in a deadlock situation owing to the power of two or more undertakings to reject proposed strategic decisions. It follows, therefore, that those shareholders must reach understanding in determining the commercial policy of the joint venture … [and that they] are required to cooperate’(44).

(115)
In the present case, as mentioned in recital 112, both shareholders of Abalon DE have the right to appoint or remove one managing director. Although Gafluna did not make use of this right, Gafluna could have blocked management decisions of Abalon DE, had it appointed a second managing director, in addition to Manfred Reinkemeier, who was appointed by Abalon Consulting. In that case, the two managing directors would collectively represent Abalon DE and take strategic decisions, unless a qualified majority of 2/3 of shares/votes entrusted only one of them with that power(45). However, such a 2/3 majority cannot be reached against Gafluna, which holds 49 % of the shares. Similarly, the shareholders’ assembly can appoint or remove additional managing directors only with a 2/3 majority. As a consequence, Gafluna could have blocked management decisions and therefore, because of the equality of rights between Gafluna and Abalon Consulting, it should be concluded that Gafluna can exercise a dominant influence over Abalon DE. The fact that Gafluna did not make use of this right does not call into question this conclusion as the dominant influence does not need to be exerted, only the right to exercise dominant influence conferred by the article of association matters according to the ASME.

(116)
Furthermore, the articles of association of Abalon DE provide for a so-called ‘Beirat’ (an associated management board) of two to four members, to be appointed by Gafluna and Abalon Consulting in equal parts, if it consists of two or four members(46). In case theBeiratconsists of three members, Gafluna and Abalon Consulting each appoint independently one member; the third member is appointed by mutual consent between both shareholders. ThisBeiratis to monitor and advise the management; its unanimous approval is required for certain transactions or business decisions (theBeiratdecides which transactions or decisions require its own approval, so that it can for example decide that all strategic transactions should be subject to its approval)(47). According to Germany, from Abalon DE’s incorporation until 2014, the company’sBeirathad two members, one appointed by Gafluna and one appointed by Abalon Consulting. This also shows that Gafluna exercised a dominant influence over Abalon DE.

(117)
In the light of the above, Gafluna in 2006 could exercise dominant influence over Abalon DE; this derives from the joint control of Gafluna over Abalon DE, through the appointment of senior management and veto rights on strategic decisions on the business policy of Abalon DE. The Commission thus concludes that Gafluna and Abalon DE are linked enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (c), of ASME.

(118)
This conclusion is reinforced by an assessment based on Article 3(3), fourth subparagraph, of ASME that focusses on relationships through a natural person. In that regard, paragraph 37 of theHaTeFojudgment recalls the relevance of personal links via simultaneous management of enterprises.

(119)
The Commission notes that, at the time of granting the guarantees in 2006, there was an overlap in the management of Abalon DE and Abalon AT (held at 80 % by Gafluna) as both companies had Manfred Reinkemeier as managing director. If he decided against Gafluna’s will in Abalon DE matters (of which Gafluna only holds 49 %), Manfred Reinkemeier would have to fear disadvantages in his position as managing director of Abalon AT (of which Gafluna owns 80 %). In practice, these companies, both controlled by Gafluna and both active in the same hardwood market, can therefore be regarded as linked, through Manfred Reinkemeier. In light of the 80 % capital link between Gafluna and Abalon AT, Abalon DE and Gafluna are also to be considered as linked.

(120)
In light of the above, the Commission considers that Abalon DE and Gafluna are linked enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(3) of ASME.

(121)
In 2006 (at the time of granting), Raetia owned 100 % of Valluga. In turn, Valluga owned 100 % of Gafluna, which itself owned 80 % of Abalon AT. In light of those majority of shareholders’ voting rights, all four entities qualify as ‘linked enterprises’ within the meaning of Article 3 (3), first subparagraph, point (a), of ASME.

(122)
Raetia is a foundation (Privatstiftung) established under Austrian law, namely the Federal Act on Private Foundations(48). RZB founded Raetia with an initial foundation capital of EUR 300 000. The relationship between RZB as the founder and Raetia as the foundation is governed by the Federal Act on Private Foundation and the relevant foundation deed(49). According to Article 3(a) of that deed, one of Raetia’s purposes is ‘the promotion of Austria’s economy, in particular by maintaining and supporting Austrian companies’ competitiveness through the acquisition of shares of companies in financial difficulties or the supply of risk capital’ (recital 84).

(123)
The Commission notes that, according to the Csoklich report, under Austrian law, foundations are considered as legal personalities in principle independent from their founder and that the founder has generally no rightsvis-à-visthe foundation, its bodies, nor the foundation’s assets (so-called separation principle (Trennungsprinzip), see recitals 67 and 68. However, the Commission assesses the links between the foundation and its founder against the ASME and the related case law of the Union Courts, not against Austrian law.

(124)
In accordance with Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (b), of ASME, the assignment of rights of appointment indicates that two enterprises are linked. Raetia’s foundation deed creates a governing board of the foundation, composed of three members(50). The foundation is legally represented jointly (gemeinsame Vertretung) by two members of this board, whilst only all three board members jointly are entitled to manage the foundation’s business (gemeinschaftliche Geschäftsführung)(51). In accordance with the foundation deed(52), RZB as founder appointed the first governing board (Ernst Burger, Kurt Engleitner and Karl Pistotnik) for an unlimited period of time. Subsequent members can be appointed by unanimous decision of the foundation’s governing board itself(53). Until at least 2006, the composition of the foundation’s governing board remained unchanged.

(125)
Therefore, when the two guarantees were issued in 2006, Raetia’s governing board was composed exclusively of RZB appointees. As RZB was entitled to appoint and did appoint all initial members of Raetia’s governing board responsible for managing its business, the Commission concludes that RZB and Raetia are linked enterprises within the meaning of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (b), of ASME.

(126)
The conclusion that RZB and Raetia are linked enterprises based on their direct links is reinforced by the indirect links between RZB and some of the Raetia linked entities via Kathreinbank.

(127)
Kathreinbank is a 100 % subsidiary of RZB and is therefore linked to RZB within the meaning of Article 3(3), first subparagraph, point (a), of ASME. Although there was no shareholding links or voting rights between Kathreinbank and the Raetia linked entities in 2006, there are personal links between them that are relevant for the assessment of the qualification as SME (recital 103).

(128)
In particular, RBI, the legal successor of RZB, confirmed that there was a certain overlap of personnel in the management and supervisory bodies of Raetia and Kathreinbank when the two guarantees were issued in 2006. At that time, the governing board of Raetia was composed of Ernst Burger, Kurt Engleitner and Karl Pistotnik. At that time, Ernst Burger and Kurt Engleitner were also members of the supervisory board of Kathreinbank. In addition, Germany submitted comments by RZB acknowledging that the activity as lawyer of the third member of Raetia’s governing board, Karl Pistotnik, may have resulted in connections with RZB.

(129)
In addition, at the time when the two guarantees were issued, one of the two managing directors of Valluga and Gafluna, Heinrich Weninger, led the ‘foundation unit’ of Kathreinbank. Finally, Gafluna, Valluga and Kathreinbank had their place of business at the same address when the guarantees were issued.

(130)
In the Commission’s view, which is based on a global assessment of all factual circumstances mentioned above, the overlap in the management between Kathreinbank, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, Raetia, Valluga and Gafluna constitutes links through natural persons within the meaning of Article 3(3) of ASME.

(131)
In accordance with Article 3(3), fourth subparagraph, of ASME, enterprises which have links through natural persons are considered ‘linked enterprises’ if they engage in their activity or in part of their activity in the same relevant market or in adjacent markets. An ‘adjacent market’ is considered to be the market for a product or service situated directly upstream or downstream of the relevant market. In that regard, the Commission notes that Raetia and Kathreinbank (via its foundation unit) are active in adjacent market (Raetia is a foundation and Kathreinbank provides services to foundations (recital 25, which constitutes an upstream market) and can thus be regarded as linked enterprises. In addition, it is important to point out that linked holding companies, which control (are linked to) a subsidiary that is active in the same relevant market or in adjacent markets as the beneficiary, are themselves in principle to be considered as engaging in their activity or in part of their activity in that market. This is because the notion of links necessarily entails the lack of full autonomy of the subsidiary from the linked holding company, therefore the holding is itself involved in determining, or at least in approving, the strategy and other aspects of the commercial policy of the subsidiary directly present on the market. This is a consequence of the Court’s case law on the notion of a single economic unit(54), which is the predominant logic behind Article 3(3), fourth subparagraph, of ASME. Furthermore, in a group there is generally a distribution of tasks between entities. One entity may only produce the goods, another may sell them, while a third acts as the managerial holding entity. All these have a functional link to the relevant market. All of these entities are hence captured by the phrase ‘if they engage in their activity or part of their activity in the same relevant market or in adjacent markets’. On this basis, the Commission concludes that the group of linked enterprises (RZB, Raetia, Valluga, Gafluna, Abalon AT and Abalon DE) engaged in its activity or in part of its activity in the same relevant market or in adjacent markets when the guarantees were issued.

(132)
The Commission concludes that, at the time the two guarantees were granted, Raetia, Valluga and Gafluna were linked to Kathreinbank and thus to RZB.

(133)
When assessing the SME status of an enterprise, 100 % of the data of any linked enterprise is added to its own data(55). Since Abalon DE was linked to Gafluna (section 4.1.2.1), which was linked to Abalon AT, Valluga and Raetia (section 4.1.2.2) while the latter were linked to RZB (recital 121, RZB has to be considered when assessing Abalon DE’s SME status.

(134)
Given that RZB was not an SME when the two guarantees were issued, its linked enterprises, in particular Abalon DE, were also not SMEs at that point in time.

(135)
In addition to the above-mentioned links, the Commission, in its assessment of Abalon DE’s SME status in 2006, examined if it suffered handicaps typical of an SME. Measures intended for SMEs should genuinely benefit the enterprises for which size represents a handicap and not enterprises belonging to a large group which have access to funds and assistance not available to competitors of equal size (recital 97). It also follows that, in order to ensure that only genuinely independent SMEs benefit from the advantages related to their status, there should be a way of eliminating legal arrangements in which SMEs form an economic group much stronger than such an SME. It should also be ensured that the definition of an SME is not circumvented on formal grounds(56). If an enterprise does not in reality suffer from the handicaps typical of an SME, the Commission is entitled to refuse an increased aid(57). In spite of the alleged fact that Raetia was independent from RZB (recital 123), Abalon DE was not an independent SME. Due to the above-mentioned substantial ties with the Raetia Group and with RZB, a financial institution of significance in the market, the Commission considers that Abalon DE did not in reality suffer from handicaps that would be typical of an SME, such as problems of access to finance.

(136)
This is illustrated by the fact that RZB provided 50 % of the investment loan and overdraft facility of Abalon DE (see recital 20). The Commission also notes that Abalon DE’s mother company Gafluna received indirectly quasi equity capital from RZB. Indeed, in the course of the investigation, RBI, the legal successor of RZB, indicated (recital 88) that, in 2003 and 2007, in order to raise capital, Gafluna issued EUR 4,99 million worth of non-voting shares that were purchased in full by Abies, an indirect 100 %-subsidiary of RZB. Abies received an indirect shareholder grant (indirekter Gesellschafterzuschuss) of RZB to finance this acquisition. This substantial injection of EUR 4,99 million quasi equity capital in Gafluna shows that Gafluna and the entities linked to it did not encounter the typical handicaps of SMEs with regard to access to capital.

(137)
In the light of the above, the Commission concludes that Abalon DE cannot be considered as an SME when the two guarantees were issued in 2006.

(138)
According to Article 107(1) of the TFEU, ‘[s]ave as otherwise provided in the Treaties, any aid granted by a Member State or through State resources in any form whatsoever which distorts or threatens to distort competition by favouring certain undertakings or the production of certain goods shall, in so far as it affects trade between Member States, be incompatible with the internal market’. The qualification of a measure as aid within the meaning of that Article therefore requires that the following cumulative conditions be met: (i) the measure must be imputable to the State and financed through State resources; (ii) it must confer an advantage on its recipient; (iii) that advantage must be selective; and (iv) the measure must distort or threaten to distort competition and affect trade between Member States.

(139)
The two guarantees were issued by the Investitionsbank Hessen on behalf of the Hesse Ministry of Finance. They are thus directly imputable to the State.

(140)
They rely on the State budget and thus involve State resources (recital 18).

(141)
Abalon DE qualifies as an undertaking as it is engaged in an economic activity. It processes forestry products and sells the processed products on the relevant product markets against remuneration (recital 23).

(142)
An advantage is any economic benefit, which an undertaking could not have obtained under normal market conditions, that is to say in the absence of State intervention. A borrower which subscribes to a loan guaranteed by the public authorities of a Member State normally obtains an advantage inasmuch as the financial cost that it bears is less than that which it would bear if it had to obtain that same financing and that same guarantee at market prices(58).

(143)
As a matter of principle, the State aid element will be deemed to be the difference between the appropriate market price of the guarantee provided and the actual price paid for that measure(59).

(144)
Aid in the form of State guarantees is granted at the moment when a guarantee is given, and not at the point in time at which the guarantee is invoked or the moment at which payments are made under the terms of the guarantee(60). Therefore, the relevant point in time for the assessment of the measures is the moment the guarantees were granted in December 2006 (recital 18).

(145)
In order to determine whether the two guarantees at stake provide an advantage to Abalon DE, the Commission needs to rely on the methods and principles allowing to calculate as accurately as possible the real market value of the guarantees. They are currently laid down in the 2008 Guarantee Notice. Even though the 2000 Guarantee Notice was applicable at the date of granting, it was replaced by the 2008 Guarantee Notice which lays down a more refined policy to calculate the aid element of guarantees in order to reflect more adequately the reality of the market. As the notion of aid is an objective notion to be assessed as accurately as possible, the Commission thus uses the 2008 Guarantee Notice for its assessment of whether the two guarantees at issue provides an advantage to Abalon DE.

(146)
According to point 3.2(d) of the 2008 Guarantee Notice, ‘in order to determine the corresponding market price, the characteristics of the guarantee and of the underlying loan should be taken into consideration. This includes: the amount and duration of the transaction; the security given by the borrower and other experience affecting the recovery rate evaluation; the probability of default of the borrower due to its financial position, its sector of activity and prospects; as well as other economic conditions. This analysis should notably allow the borrower to be classified by means of a risk rating. This classification may be provided by an internationally recognised rating agency or, where available, by the internal rating used by the bank providing the underlying loan. … To assess whether the premium is in line with the market prices the Member State can carry out a comparison of prices paid by similarly rated undertakings on the market.’

(147)
Point 4.2, first paragraph, of the 2008 Guarantee Notice provides three different methodologies to identify the aid element in individual guarantees such as the ones at stake. The first method, which considers that the cash grant equivalent should be calculated as ‘the difference between the market price of the guarantee and the price actually paid’ (‘the first method under the 2008 Guarantee Notice’) is to be applied in principle.

(148)
During the formal investigation procedure, the Commission requested from Germany information related to the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees at stake using the first method under the 2008 Guarantee Notice but the German authorities considered that this information was impossible to provide (recitals 16, 91 and 92). The Commission considers however that it is in a position to apply the first method under the 2008 Guarantee Notice because the market provides guarantees for the type of transaction concerned.

(149)
In order to identify the market price and calculate the aid amount, the Commission compares the price actually paid with the price paid in comparable market transactions, either by Abalon DE itself or by comparable companies. Since there is no data available as regards Abalon DE, the Commission analyses below (i) which companies are comparable to Abalon DE (section 4.2.3.2.), (ii) the market price of the guarantees at stake (section 4.2.3.3) and (iii) the resulting aid amount (section 4.2.3.4).

(150)
The main element to determine which companies are comparable to Abalon DE is their respective probabilities of default. When banks issue a loan to a company, they attribute a default rate (probability of default) to the borrower, reflecting their individual risk assessment. The banks carry out a comprehensive risk assessment taking into account, in line with their internal rating system, specific criteria on the economic viability of the company and an assessment of the product market and sector of activity.

(151)
It is therefore necessary to assess Abalon DE’s default rates and their credibility.

(152)
Three banks issued the underlying loans and attributed different default rates (probability of default) to Abalon DE, namely KSK (2 % default rate), Helaba (1,32 % default rate) and RZB (0,832 % default rate) (see recital 19).

(153)
In general, since the rates are based on an individual risks assessment, it seems appropriate to take into account the different rates granted to a company and average them in order to adequately capture market reality. However, if a rating is not credible, not comparable, or not objective, it should not be considered for averaging.

(154)
In the present case, the Commission considers that the different ratings provided by the three banks are all applicable to Abalon DE directly (they were calculated by the banks on the basis of company-specific information provided by Abalon DE and the three banks were involved in the underlying loans provided to Abalon DE). However, the Commission considers that the RZB rating is not sufficiently objective and credible to be relied upon because of the links between RZB and the rated enterprise Abalon DE.

(155)
Therefore, the Commission bases its assessment only on the average of the default rates identified by KSK and Helaba, i.e. 1,66 % (average of 2 % and 1,32 %)(61). On the basis of this average default rate, the credit quality (rating) of Abalon DE in 2006 is in the ‘Ba2’/‘Ba3’ range on Moody’s rating scale(62), corresponding to the ‘BB’/‘BB-’ range on S&P’s rating scale(63).

(156)
Guarantee premiums charged to companies with a rating similar to the one of Abalon are not available.

(157)
However, the Commission is able to establish the market price by relying on traded credit default swaps (CDS). The Commission considers that CDS are appropriate and relevant proxies, as they provide a market price of the default risk of a company(64).

(158)
In view of Abalon DE’s rating, the iTraxx Europe Crossover Credit Derivate Index (‘the iTraxx crossover index’) is an appropriate market benchmark: the iTraxx crossover index is indeed composed of up to 75 European companies with an average rating of ‘BB’ around the relevant date(65)and a level of collateral corresponding to the one of Abalon DE(66). The market credit spread (proxy of the market guarantee premium)(67)of the iTraxx Crossover Index on 29 December 2006 is 2,19 % for the working capital loan (weighted average life of the guarantee close to 5 years) and 2,66 % for the investment loan (weighted average life of the guarantee between 5 years and 10 years as a consequence of the linear amortisation).

(159)
Based on the above, the Commission calculates the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, using the first method under the 2008 Guarantee Notice. It takes into consideration the following conditions, deriving from the guarantee and loan documents:(a)Investment loan (Investitionskredit):(i)Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;(ii)Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;(iii)70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;(iv)Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.(b)Working capital loan (Betriebsmittelkredit):(i)Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;(ii)Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;(iii)Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.(c)In both cases:(i)Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;(ii)For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).
(a)
Investment loan (Investitionskredit):(i)Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;(ii)Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;(iii)70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;(iv)Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.
(i)
Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;
(ii)
Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;
(iii)
70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;
(iv)
Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.
(b)
Working capital loan (Betriebsmittelkredit):(i)Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;(ii)Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;(iii)Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.
(i)
Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;
(ii)
Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;
(iii)
Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.
(c)
In both cases:(i)Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;(ii)For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).
(i)
Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;
(ii)
For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).

(a)
Investment loan (Investitionskredit):(i)Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;(ii)Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;(iii)70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;(iv)Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.
(i)
Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;
(ii)
Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;
(iii)
70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;
(iv)
Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.

(i)
Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;

(ii)
Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;

(iii)
70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;

(iv)
Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.

(b)
Working capital loan (Betriebsmittelkredit):(i)Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;(ii)Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;(iii)Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.
(i)
Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;
(ii)
Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;
(iii)
Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.

(i)
Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;

(ii)
Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;

(iii)
Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.

(c)
In both cases:(i)Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;(ii)For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).
(i)
Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;
(ii)
For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).

(i)
Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;

(ii)
For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).

(a)
Investment loan (Investitionskredit):(i)Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;(ii)Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;(iii)70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;(iv)Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.
(i)
Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;
(ii)
Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;
(iii)
70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;
(iv)
Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.

(i)
Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;

(ii)
Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;

(iii)
70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;

(iv)
Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.

(i)
Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;

(ii)
Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;

(iii)
70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;

(iv)
Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.

(b)
Working capital loan (Betriebsmittelkredit):(i)Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;(ii)Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;(iii)Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.
(i)
Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;
(ii)
Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;
(iii)
Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.

(i)
Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;

(ii)
Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;

(iii)
Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.

(i)
Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;

(ii)
Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;

(iii)
Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.

(c)
In both cases:(i)Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;(ii)For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).
(i)
Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;
(ii)
For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).

(i)
Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;

(ii)
For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).

(i)
Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;

(ii)
For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).

(160)
As noted in recital 158, the market guarantee premium would have been 2,19 % for the working capital loan and 2,66 % for the investment loan. This is to be compared to the annual premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts (see recital 159(c)(i)) actually paid by Abalon DE.

(161)
Based on that comparison and using the applicable discount rate (see recital 159(c)(ii)), the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the investment credit guarantee is EUR 1 380 705 and the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the working capital credit guarantee is EUR 129 134, thus an overall aid amount of EUR 1 509 839.

(162)
Pollmeier commented that Abalon DE was a newly founded undertaking without a credit history for which the safe harbour approach (3,8 %) under point 3.3 of the 2008 Guarantee Notice applied (recital 43). Under that approach, if the borrower is an SME, the Commission can accept a simple evaluation of whether or not a loan guarantee involves aid.

(163)
The Commission however notes that Abalon DE is not an SME so that this method is not applicable.

(164)
Point 3.2, first paragraph, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice provides that the cash grant equivalent of a loan guarantee in a given year can be:(a)calculated in the same way as the grant equivalent of a soft loan, the interest subsidy representing the difference between the market rate and the rate obtained thanks to the State guarantee after any premiums paid have been deducted (‘the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);(b)taken to be the difference between (i) the outstanding sum guaranteed, multiplied by the risk factor (the probability of default) and (ii) any premium paid, i.e. (guaranteed sum × risk) – premium (‘the second method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);(c)calculated by any other objectively justifiable and generally accepted method (‘the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’).
(a)
calculated in the same way as the grant equivalent of a soft loan, the interest subsidy representing the difference between the market rate and the rate obtained thanks to the State guarantee after any premiums paid have been deducted (‘the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);
(b)
taken to be the difference between (i) the outstanding sum guaranteed, multiplied by the risk factor (the probability of default) and (ii) any premium paid, i.e. (guaranteed sum × risk) – premium (‘the second method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);
(c)
calculated by any other objectively justifiable and generally accepted method (‘the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’).

(a)
calculated in the same way as the grant equivalent of a soft loan, the interest subsidy representing the difference between the market rate and the rate obtained thanks to the State guarantee after any premiums paid have been deducted (‘the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);

(b)
taken to be the difference between (i) the outstanding sum guaranteed, multiplied by the risk factor (the probability of default) and (ii) any premium paid, i.e. (guaranteed sum × risk) – premium (‘the second method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);

(c)
calculated by any other objectively justifiable and generally accepted method (‘the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’).

(a)
calculated in the same way as the grant equivalent of a soft loan, the interest subsidy representing the difference between the market rate and the rate obtained thanks to the State guarantee after any premiums paid have been deducted (‘the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);

(b)
taken to be the difference between (i) the outstanding sum guaranteed, multiplied by the risk factor (the probability of default) and (ii) any premium paid, i.e. (guaranteed sum × risk) – premium (‘the second method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’);

(c)
calculated by any other objectively justifiable and generally accepted method (‘the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice’).

(165)
Pursuant to point 3.2, second paragraph, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice, for individual guarantees the first method should in principle be the standard form of calculation while for guarantee schemes the second method should be used.

(166)
Germany suggested in its comments on the Opening Decision that a 0,5 % flat-rate approach was still applicable (see recitals 58 to 60, as it could be justified under the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice.

(167)
The Commission however considers that the 2000 Guarantee Notice cannot be applied in the present case as the 2008 Guarantee Notice constitutes a more appropriate and precise guidance to determine the advantage (recital 145).

(168)
In any event, taking into account point 3.2, second paragraph, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice, the Commission notes that the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice has the character of a catch-all provision (Auffangtatbestand) that would only apply if the other methods of calculation are not justified, feasible and appropriate in the specific case at hand. In this context, the Commission notes that, for the ad hoc guarantees at stake in this case, point 3.2, second paragraph, of the 2000 Guarantee Notice requires that the first method under that Notice is used. That first method, which directly relies on a comparison with market figures, is able to reflect more adequately the market reality than the mere flat-rate approach under the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice. It should be noted in that regard that the General Court, in its 2015 judgment(70), also noted that the acceptance by the Commission of the practice of using the rate of 0,5 % was of a ‘provisional nature’ and that ‘a review of the situation was planned’ following in particular ‘more precise definition of the intensity of aid on the basis of additional studies’, which confirms that the latter method was, already at that time, regarded as insufficiently reflecting the reality of the market. Therefore, for that additional reason, the third method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice should not be applied in this case.

(169)
In the Opening Decision(71), the Commission considered the possibility of applying the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice. That would e.g. have required data to determine the market interest rate. In recital 32 of that Decision, the Commission invited Germany to provide the information required to apply that method. However, Germany did not submit this information, neither in the preliminary examination phase(72), nor in the later formal investigation phase(73)following the explicit invitation in the Opening Decision. During the formal investigation, the Commission also requested from Germany information related to the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the guarantees at stake using the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice but the German authorities considered (in essence) that calculating that amount was impossible (recitals 16, 91 and 92).

(170)
The Commission however considers that, as a matter of principle, the first method under the 2008 Guarantee Notice should be used (recital 147). In addition, given the lack of the required information on benchmark market interest rates, the Commission notes that a direct application of the first method under the 2000 Guarantee Notice is not possible. An indirect way would be to establish market proxies of the loan interest rates, using the reference rate Communication. However, such an approach would be much less precise and less meaningful due to the application of the broad credit risk categories of the reference rate Communication. The first method under the 2008 Guarantee Notice is therefore economically more meaningful as direct market proxies can be used.

(171)
The two ad hoc guarantees are provided exclusively to Abalon DE and are thus selective. This was not contested by Germany. As the Court of Justice has stated, where individual aid is at issue, the identification of the economic advantage is, in principle, sufficient to support the presumption that a measure is selective(74). This is so regardless of whether there are operators on the relevant markets that are in a comparable situation.

(172)
The guarantees improve the competitive position of Abalon DE compared to its competitors which do not benefit from those guarantees. Abalon DE is active in a market where there is competition (as evidenced in particular by the complaint filed by Pollmeier). Thus, the guarantees distort or threaten to distort competition.

(173)
The Commission rejects Germany’s argument (see recital 41) that the two guarantees are of a purely local nature. Even if, as Germany suggests, the raw material is obtained mainly from local sources, Abalon DE uses the raw material to manufacture beechwood products that it sells and distributes worldwide (see recital 23). Thus, the processed forestry products manufactured by Abalon DE (and those from its competitor Pollmeier) are subject to trade between Member States, and the support for Abalon DE is therefore likely to affect trade between Member States.

(174)
Asde minimisaid is deemed not to affect trade between Member States(75), the Commission verified if and to what extent the guarantees could fall under the relevantde minimisprovisions.

(175)
As the Commission found already in the Opening Decision (see recital 28), the guarantees under scrutiny do not qualify asde minimisaid pursuant to the provisions of the 2013de minimisRegulation, as its transparency requirements are not met (see recitals 25et sequiturof the Opening Decision).

(176)
The Commission therefore assessed, in line with the applicable transitional rules, whether the guarantees would have qualified asde minimisaid under the 2001de minimisRegulation, which applied in 2006, and which lays down in its Article 2(2) ade minimisthreshold of EUR 100 000(76). The aid amounts for the two guarantees (see recital 161) exceed, both individually and combined, this threshold, and hence do not qualify asde minimisaid.

(177)
The Commission thus concludes that the two guarantees are likely to affect trade between Member States.

(178)
In light of the elements presented in section 4.2, the Commission concludes that both the investment loan guarantee and the working capital guarantee constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 107(1) of the TFEU.

(179)
The two guarantees do not constitute existing aid as defined in Article 1, point (b), Procedural Regulation(77). They were notified by Germany(78)but implemented withouta prioriCommission approval. The Commission therefore needs to assess whether the two guarantees have to be treated as ‘unlawful aid’ put into effect in violation of Article 108(3) of the TFEU(79), or whether they were exempted – possibly retroactively – from the notification requirement under any relevant block exemption (and thus also compatible).

(180)
Pursuant to its Article 58(1), the 2014 GBER is to apply to individual aid granted before its entry into force if the aid fulfils all its relevant conditions under that regulation, with the exception of Article 9 (publication and information). Since the 2014 GBER entered into force on 1 July 2014, the two guarantees could in principle be exempted by this retroactive application of the 2014 GBER.

(181)
However, as already set out in the Opening Decision, the transparency requirement laid down in Article 5(1) of the 2014 GBER limits its application ‘only to aid in respect of which it is possible to calculate precisely the gross grant equivalent of the aid ex ante without any need to undertake a risk assessment (“transparent aid”)’. Article 5(2), point (c), of the 2014 GBER provides that aid comprised in guarantees is to be considered transparent where either the gross grant equivalent has been calculated on the basis of safe harbour premiums laid down in a Commission notice or, where, before implementation of the measure, a methodology to calculate the gross grant equivalent of the guarantee has been accepted by the Commission.

(182)
The first methodology to calculate the gross grant equivalent of the guarantees notified by Germany was accepted by the Commission in 2007 in Decision C(2007) 4287 final(80), i.e. after the two guarantees were issued on 28 December 2006. Their gross grant equivalent was not calculated based on safe harbour premiums as these exist only for SMEs under the 2008 Guarantee Notice, whereas the 2000 Guarantee Notice does not provide for a safe harbour approach.

(183)
Thus, neither the investment loan guarantee nor the working capital loan guarantee meet the transparency criterion. Furthermore, the working capital loan guarantee that qualifies as regional operating aid can only be exempted under the specific circumstances set out in Article 15 of the 2014 GBER(81). These specific circumstances are not present in the case at hand.

(184)
The exception to the general transparency requirement for start-ups, which is laid down in Article 5(2), point (g), of the 2014 GBER, applies only if all the conditions laid down in Article 22 of the 2014 GBER are met. Article 22(3), point (b) allows granting to start-ups guarantees with premiums which are not conform with market conditions but Article 22(2) lays down that eligible undertakings are ‘unlisted small enterprise’, while Abalon DE does not qualify as an unlisted small enterprise (see section 4.1). As a consequence, none of the two guarantees can be considered exempted by retroactive application of Article 22 of the 2014 GBER.

(185)
The Commission thus concludes that none of the two guarantees can be retroactively exempted from the notification requirement under the 2014 GBER.

(186)
Pursuant to Article 58(2) of the 2014 GBER, any aid not exempted from the notification requirement by virtue of the 2014 GBER or other regulations adopted pursuant to Article 1 of Council Regulation (EC) No 994/98(82)previously in force is to be assessed by the Commission in accordance with the relevant frameworks, guidelines, communications and notices.

(187)
Pursuant to Article 44(1) of Regulation (EC) No 800/2008 (‘the 2008 GBER’), which entered into force on 29 August 2008) the 2008 GBER applies to individual aid granted before its entry into force, if the aid fulfils all its conditions (except those in Article 9 of the 2008 GBER on publication and information).

(188)
However, according to Article 5(1) of the 2008 GBER, only transparent aid can be exempted. ‘Transparent aid’ means aid in respect of which it is possible to calculate precisely the gross grant equivalentex antewithout need to undertake a risk assessment (see Article 2, point 6, of the 2008 GBER). Similar to the 2014 GBER, also Article 5(1), second subparagraph, point (c), of the 2008 GBER provides for transparency requirements, which are met ‘where the methodology to calculate the gross grant equivalent has been accepted following notification of this methodology … or where the beneficiary is a small or medium-sized enterprise and the gross grant equivalent has been calculated on the basis of the safe-harbour premiums …’ As mentioned in recital 182, the first methodology to calculate the gross grant equivalent of the two guarantees notified by Germany was only accepted after the guarantees were issued on 28 December 2006. Their gross grant equivalent was not calculated based on safe harbour premiums, nor is Abalon DE a small or medium-sized enterprise (see section 4.1).

(189)
Thus, neither the investment loan guarantee nor the working capital loan guarantee meet the transparency criterion. Furthermore, the working capital guarantee that qualifies as regional operating aid cannot be exempted under the 2008 GBER.

(190)
Therefore, the Commission concludes that none of the guarantees is retroactively exempted under the 2008 GBER.

(191)
Regulation (EC) No 1628/2006 (‘the Regional aid BER’), is not applicableratione temporisto ad hoc measures put into effect before it entered into force on 21 November 2006. Article 9 of the Regional aid BER about ‘entry into force and validity’ merely refers to schemes put into effect before the date of entry into force of that Regulation and aid granted under those schemes, not toad hocaid and not to aid awarded (nor schemes put into effect) after 31 December 2006.

(192)
In any event, Article 3(3) of the Regional aid BER lays down that ad hoc aid is to be compatible with the common market and exempt from notification provided in particular that it directly fulfils all the conditions of that Regulation. In that regard, Article 4(1), first subparagraph, point (a), of the Regional aid BER lays down that aid for initial investment is to be compatible with the common market and exempt from the notification requirement provided that the aid is granted in regions eligible for regional aid, as determined in the approved regional aid map for the Member State concerned for the period 2007 to 2013, which is not the case of the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis in the applicable regional aid map(85).

(193)
In addition, the Commission recalls that the Regional aid BER only applies to regional investment aid and does not create a basis for exemption for regional operating aid, e.g. the working capital guarantee in the present case. Therefore, the Commission concludes that none of the guarantees is retroactively exempted under the Regional aid BER.

(194)
The Commission notes that none of the guarantees can be block-exempted under the SME block exemption Regulation, since that Regulation only applies to SMEs (see Article 1(1) of that Regulation). As found in recital 137, Abalon DE did not constitute an SME in 2006.

(195)
As the two guarantees were not exempted, even retroactively, from the notification requirement under any block exemption, the two guarantees have to be treated as unlawful aid.

(196)
As none of the guarantees is retroactively exempted from notification, and thus compatible, under any exemption regulation, in accordance with Article 58(2) of the 2014 GBER (see recital 186), the Commission is to assess their compatibility in application of a relevant framework, guideline, communication or notice, and in direct application of the Treaty. Germany has claimed that the two guarantees were regional aid aiming at regional development (recital 62). In general, the Commission will consider a regional aid measure compatible with Article 107(3) of the TFEU only if the aid contributes to regional development and cohesion. The aim must be either to promote the economic development of a-areas or to facilitate the development of c-areas. The two guarantees in favour of Abalon DE aim at promoting and facilitating regional development of the disadvantaged region of Schwalm-Eder-Kreis as well as territorial cohesion (see recital 17).

(197)
Schwalm-Eder-Kreis was at the time of the granting of the two guarantees a c-area eligible for regional investment aid pursuant to the regional aid map for Germany 2004-2006. The two guarantees can thus be assessed under the applicable Regional Aid Guidelines. From paragraph 188 of the Guidelines on regional State aid for 2014-2020(86), it results that regional aid awarded unlawfully before 1 July 2014 will be assessed in accordance with the Guidelines on national regional aid for 2007-2013(87)(‘the 2007 RAG’). In accordance with paragraph 105 of the 2007 RAG ‘Regional aid awarded … before 2007 will be assessed in accordance with the 1998 guidelines on national regional aid’. Since the two guarantees were issued in 2006, the relevant guidelines for their assessment are thus the 1998 RAG, read in combination with the (then applicable) regional aid map for Germany 2004-2006(88).

(198)
According to the regional aid map for Germany 2004-2006, the region concerned (Schwalm-Eder-Kreis) is eligible for regional aid pursuant to (now) Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU, with a maximum aid intensity of 18 % of the eligible costs for large undertakings.

(199)
In accordance with point 4.5 of the 1998 RAG, the maximum aid ceiling applies to eligible expenditure that includes land, buildings and plant/machinery (equipment). In the present case, the total investment amounted to EUR 26 million for modern sawing machines, buildings and the purchase of the land. Of this amount, EUR 21 million was invested in machinery and equipment at the sawmill, EUR 4 million in building works and EUR 1 million in purchasing the site. Applying an 18 % aid intensity, this leads to a maximum allowable aid amount of regional investment aid of EUR 4,68 million.

(200)
Aid of EUR 4,5 million, with respect to building and equipment costs of EUR 25 million, was already granted based on the Joint Action Programme ‘improvement of regional economic structures’ (‘Gemeinschaftsaufgabe“Verbesserung der regionalen Wirtschaftsstruktur”’, scheme N 642/2002 (see recital 12 of the 2008 Decision). This aid was considered existing aid following its notification in the 2008 Decision(89), and this part of the 2008 Decision was upheld by the General Court in its 2015 judgment (see recital 4), and thus constitutes existing aid. As the maximum allowable aid amount under the 1998 RAG and the regional aid map for Germany 2004-2006 was not fully used by the existing regional investment aid, by the present Decision, additional investment aid of up to EUR 180 000 can be declared compatible if all the applicable 1998 RAG criteria are met.

(201)
The Commission assessed whether the 1998 RAG criteria (which do not exclude guarantees as an eligible form of aid) are met. The Commission concludes, that, as already established for the other parts of the regional aid package(90), all the standard compatibility criteria required by the 1998 RAG for aid that is not subject to individual notification under the Multisectoral Framework 2002(91)– which is not applicable as the relevant threshold is not exceeded – are fulfilled.

(202)
In particular, point 2, paragraph 3, of the 1998 RAG considers that an individual ad hoc aid is in principle not covered by the 1998 RAG(92), as such aid generally comes within the ambit of specific or sectoral industrial policies and is often not in keeping with the spirit of regional aid policy as such. Point 2, paragraph 4, of the 1998 RAG however provides that it can be shown otherwise. The Commission considers that this is so in the present case. First, the investment loan guarantee, together with the other parts of the aid package, was meant to foster employment in an assisted area (creation of 118 jobs), which evidences the contribution of the aid towards regional development. Second, the ad hoc aid was also granted within the framework of the 2006 Hesse Guidelines (recital 21) which are not restricted to a limited number of sectors or undertakings.

(203)
The aid concerns an initial investment project (points 4.1 and 4.4 of the 1998 RAG), and concerns neither a sector excluded from the benefit of regional investment aid (see point 2, first paragraph, of the 1998 RAG), nor a firm in difficulty. The required own contribution of the beneficiary exceeds 25 % of the total investment costs(93)(point 4.2, first paragraph, of the 1998 RAG) and the investment project will be maintained for a minimum of five years in the region concerned (point 4.10 of the 1998 RAG). Works on the investment started after the guarantees had been applied for, they thus have an incentive effect (point 4.2, third paragraph, of the 1998 RAG). The cumulation rules (point 4.18 of the 1998 RAG) are respected since, in combination with the earlier approved EUR 4,5 million grant (see recital 18), the additional aid amount of EUR 180 000 does not exceed the applicable cumulation ceiling of EUR 4,68 million.

(204)
Therefore, the Commission considers that an additional aid amount of EUR 180 000 (present value in 2006), i.e. a part of the total aid amount of EUR 1 380 705 (present value in 2006, see recital 161) embedded in the investment loan guarantee, is compatible in accordance with the 1998 RAG.

(205)
Germany did not invoke that the investment loan guarantee should be assessed in direct application of the Treaty and did not present any arguments that could justify such an approach. The Commission is unable to identify in the given case any exceptional, well justified reasons that would allow it to deviate from the 1998 RAG. The Commission thus concludes that the aid embedded in the investment loan guarantee is partly in conformity with the 1998 RAG (EUR 180 000 out of the total aid amount mentioned in recital 161). For the remainder (EUR 1 200 705) it constitutes incompatible aid.

(206)
The working capital loan guarantee constitutes regional operating aid (recital 183). Under the 1998 RAG, such operating aid can only be approved in areas eligible for regional aid pursuant to (now) Article 107(3), point (a), of the TFEU, i.e., in outermost regions and in regions of low population density (see population density test in point 3.10.4 of the 1998 RAG). The region of the Schwalm-Eder-Kreis falls under none of these categories. Therefore, the working capital loan guarantee is not in conformity with the 1998 RAG.

(207)
Germany did not invoke that the working capital loan guarantee should be assessed in direct application of the Treaty and did not present any arguments that could justify such an approach. The Commission is unable to identify in the given case any exceptional, well justified reasons that would allow it to deviate from the 1998 RAG. The Commission thus concludes that the operating aid embedded in the working capital loan guarantee of EUR 129 134 (see recital 161) is incompatible with the internal market.

(208)
According to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and the established case law of the Union Courts, the Commission is competent to decide that the Member State concerned shall alter or abolish aid when it has found that it is incompatible with the internal market(94). The Union Courts have also consistently held that the obligation on a Member State to abolish aid regarded by the Commission as being incompatible with the internal market is designed to re-establish the previously existing situation(95).

(209)
In this context, the Union Courts have established that this objective is attained once the recipient has repaid the amounts granted by way of unlawful aid, thus forfeiting the advantage which it had enjoyed over its competitors on the market, and the situation prior to the payment of the aid is restored(96).

(210)
Article 16(1) Procedural Regulation states that ‘where negative decisions are taken in cases of unlawful aid, the Commission shall decide that the Member State concerned shall take all necessary measures to recover the aid from the beneficiary …’.

(211)
Thus, given that the two guarantees implemented in breach of Article 108(3) of the TFEU constitute unlawful, and partly incompatible aid, the incompatible aid needs to be recovered in order to re-establish the situation that existed on the internal market prior to their granting. Recovery shall cover the time from the date when the aid was put at the disposal of the beneficiary until effective recovery. The amount to be recovered shall bear interest until effective recovery. The interest shall be calculated on a compound basis in accordance with Chapter V of Commission Regulation (EC) No 794/2004(97).

(212)
The Commission finds that Germany has unlawfully implemented the two guarantees in breach of Article 108(3) of the TFEU:(a)the aid embedded in the investment loan guarantee is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU up to an amount of EUR 180 000;(b)the exceeding aid amount of EUR 1 200 705 embedded in the investment loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market;(c)the aid amount of EUR 129 134 embedded in the working capital loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market,
(a)
the aid embedded in the investment loan guarantee is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU up to an amount of EUR 180 000;
(b)
the exceeding aid amount of EUR 1 200 705 embedded in the investment loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market;
(c)
the aid amount of EUR 129 134 embedded in the working capital loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market,

(a)
the aid embedded in the investment loan guarantee is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU up to an amount of EUR 180 000;

(b)
the exceeding aid amount of EUR 1 200 705 embedded in the investment loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market;

(c)
the aid amount of EUR 129 134 embedded in the working capital loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market,

(a)
the aid embedded in the investment loan guarantee is compatible with the internal market pursuant to Article 107(3), point (c), of the TFEU up to an amount of EUR 180 000;

(b)
the exceeding aid amount of EUR 1 200 705 embedded in the investment loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market;

(c)
the aid amount of EUR 129 134 embedded in the working capital loan guarantee is incompatible with the internal market,

(a)
investment loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 1 380 705 (present value in 2006);

(b)
working capital loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 129 134 (present value in 2006).

(a)
a detailed description of the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision;

(b)
documents demonstrating that the beneficiary has been ordered to repay the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1.

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), and in particular Article 108(2), first subparagraph, thereof,

Having regard to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, and in particular Article 62(1), point (a), thereof,

Having called on interested parties to submit their comments pursuant to the provisions(1)cited above and having regard to their comments,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

1.   The following measures constitute State aid unlawfully put into effect by Germany in breach of Article 108(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU):

(a)

investment loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 1 380 705 (present value in 2006);

(b)

working capital loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 129 134 (present value in 2006).

2.   The investment loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH is compatible with the internal market up to an aid amount of EUR 180 000, and incompatible with the internal market for the remaining amount of EUR 1 200 705. The working capital loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 129 134, is incompatible with the internal market.
Article 2

1.   Germany shall recover the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1 from the beneficiary.

2.   The sums to be recovered shall bear interest from the date on which they were put at the disposal of the beneficiary until their actual recovery.

3.   The interest shall be calculated on a compound basis in accordance with Chapter V of Regulation (EC) No 794/2004.

4.   Germany shall cancel any outstanding payments and other obligations under the guarantees referred to in Article 1 with effect from the date of notification of this Decision.
Article 3

1.   Recovery of the amounts of incompatible aid referred to in Article 1 shall be immediate and effective.

2.   Germany shall ensure that this Decision is implemented within four months following the date of its notification.
Article 4

1.   Within two months following notification of this Decision, Germany shall submit the following information to the Commission:

(a)

a detailed description of the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision;

(b)

documents demonstrating that the beneficiary has been ordered to repay the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1.

2.   Germany shall keep the Commission informed of the progress of the national measures taken to implement this Decision until recovery of the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1 has been completed. Upon a simple request by the Commission, Germany shall immediately submit information on the measures already taken and those planned to comply with this Decision. It shall also provide detailed information concerning the amounts of aid and interest already recovered from the beneficiary.
Article 5

This Decision is addressed to the Federal Republic of Germany.
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), and in particular Article 108(2), first subparagraph, thereof,

Having regard to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, and in particular Article 62(1), point (a), thereof,

Having called on interested parties to submit their comments pursuant to the provisions(1)cited above and having regard to their comments,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
1.   The following measures constitute State aid unlawfully put into effect by Germany in breach of Article 108(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU):

(a)

investment loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 1 380 705 (present value in 2006);

(b)

working capital loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 129 134 (present value in 2006).

2.   The investment loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH is compatible with the internal market up to an aid amount of EUR 180 000, and incompatible with the internal market for the remaining amount of EUR 1 200 705. The working capital loan guarantee in favour of Abalon Hardwood Hessen GmbH, with an aid amount of EUR 129 134, is incompatible with the internal market.
1.   Germany shall recover the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1 from the beneficiary.

2.   The sums to be recovered shall bear interest from the date on which they were put at the disposal of the beneficiary until their actual recovery.

3.   The interest shall be calculated on a compound basis in accordance with Chapter V of Regulation (EC) No 794/2004.

4.   Germany shall cancel any outstanding payments and other obligations under the guarantees referred to in Article 1 with effect from the date of notification of this Decision.
1.   Recovery of the amounts of incompatible aid referred to in Article 1 shall be immediate and effective.

2.   Germany shall ensure that this Decision is implemented within four months following the date of its notification.
1.   Within two months following notification of this Decision, Germany shall submit the following information to the Commission:

(a)

a detailed description of the measures already taken and planned to comply with this Decision;

(b)

documents demonstrating that the beneficiary has been ordered to repay the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1.

2.   Germany shall keep the Commission informed of the progress of the national measures taken to implement this Decision until recovery of the incompatible aid referred to in Article 1 has been completed. Upon a simple request by the Commission, Germany shall immediately submit information on the measures already taken and those planned to comply with this Decision. It shall also provide detailed information concerning the amounts of aid and interest already recovered from the beneficiary.
This Decision is addressed to the Federal Republic of Germany.

Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/1968 of 28 April 2025 laying down rules for the application of Directive (EU) 2016/797 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards a request from Italy not to apply the requirement to install GSM-R in a tunnel set out in Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 (notified under document C(2025) 2437)

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENL series

2025/1968
29.9.2025

(1)
On 11 December 2023, Italy submitted to the Commission a request for non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014(2)to the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line until 31 December 2029 (the ‘request’). The request was submitted on the basis of Article 7(1), point (c), of Directive (EU) 2016/797.

(2)
Point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 sets out the requirement that radio communication between the train and the infrastructure manager control centre is to be provided in each tunnel of more than 1 km in length with Global System for Mobile Communications – Railway (GSM-R).

(3)
The project referred to in the request consists of building a new tunnel with a length of 3 155 m from km 7 + 304 to km 10 + 459 as part of a larger project to double the track of the Bari – Taranto railway line between Mungivacca and Noicattaro.

(4)
According to the documents submitted by Italy, complying with point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 would entail an additional cost of EUR 4 million, as approximately 60 km of track in the surrounding area would need to be equipped with GSM-R.

(5)
As an alternative provision, Italy proposes to apply point 1.1.1 of Annex 2, Part One, to Ministerial Decree 28 October 2005 – Safety in railway tunnels (‘Radio communication system’), which lays down that a system is to be provided to enable radio communication between staff on board trains and between them and the control centre. This national rule has been notified to the Commission and to the European Union Agency for Railways pursuant to Article 14(1), point (c), of Directive (EU) 2016/797, under rule IT-FI-1586-1-A.

(6)
In practice, mobile communication infrastructure with signals in the GSM Primary band that is capable of repetition of signals to the four main mobile operators would be used as well as ultra high frequency security infrastructure with signals in the 400-470 MHz band, which serves fire brigade teams. According to the documentation provided by Italy, the suitability of those alternative arrangements has been positively assessed by the National Agency for the Safety of Railways and Road and Highway Infrastructure.

(7)
Based on the justification for the request provided by Italy and the alternative provision proposed, the conditions set out in Article 7(1), point (c), and Article 7(4) of Directive (EU) 2016/797 can be considered as fulfilled for the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line. The request should therefore be accepted.

(8)
Safety, as set out by Directive (EU) 2016/797, is an essential requirement which shall be met by the Union rail system, the subsystems and the interoperability constituents, including interfaces. The Commission should therefore be provided with any information indicating that the non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 could compromise the safety of the railway system.

(9)
The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Committee referred to in Article 51(1) of Directive (EU) 2016/797,

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive (EU) 2016/797 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 May 2016 on the interoperability of the rail system within the European Union(1), and in particular Article 7(4) thereof,

(1) On 11 December 2023, Italy submitted to the Commission a request for non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014(2)to the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line until 31 December 2029 (the ‘request’). The request was submitted on the basis of Article 7(1), point (c), of Directive (EU) 2016/797.

(2) Point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 sets out the requirement that radio communication between the train and the infrastructure manager control centre is to be provided in each tunnel of more than 1 km in length with Global System for Mobile Communications – Railway (GSM-R).

(3) The project referred to in the request consists of building a new tunnel with a length of 3 155 m from km 7 + 304 to km 10 + 459 as part of a larger project to double the track of the Bari – Taranto railway line between Mungivacca and Noicattaro.

(4) According to the documents submitted by Italy, complying with point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 would entail an additional cost of EUR 4 million, as approximately 60 km of track in the surrounding area would need to be equipped with GSM-R.

(5) As an alternative provision, Italy proposes to apply point 1.1.1 of Annex 2, Part One, to Ministerial Decree 28 October 2005 – Safety in railway tunnels (‘Radio communication system’), which lays down that a system is to be provided to enable radio communication between staff on board trains and between them and the control centre. This national rule has been notified to the Commission and to the European Union Agency for Railways pursuant to Article 14(1), point (c), of Directive (EU) 2016/797, under rule IT-FI-1586-1-A.

(6) In practice, mobile communication infrastructure with signals in the GSM Primary band that is capable of repetition of signals to the four main mobile operators would be used as well as ultra high frequency security infrastructure with signals in the 400-470 MHz band, which serves fire brigade teams. According to the documentation provided by Italy, the suitability of those alternative arrangements has been positively assessed by the National Agency for the Safety of Railways and Road and Highway Infrastructure.

(7) Based on the justification for the request provided by Italy and the alternative provision proposed, the conditions set out in Article 7(1), point (c), and Article 7(4) of Directive (EU) 2016/797 can be considered as fulfilled for the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line. The request should therefore be accepted.

(8) Safety, as set out by Directive (EU) 2016/797, is an essential requirement which shall be met by the Union rail system, the subsystems and the interoperability constituents, including interfaces. The Commission should therefore be provided with any information indicating that the non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 could compromise the safety of the railway system.

(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Committee referred to in Article 51(1) of Directive (EU) 2016/797,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
Article 1

The request of Italy for non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 to the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line is accepted on the condition that the alternative provision proposed by Italy is applied.

Italy shall without undue delay inform the Commission in case it has information that the non-application may reasonably compromise the safety of the railway system.
Article 2

This Decision is addressed to the Italian Republic.

It shall apply until 31 December 2029.
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive (EU) 2016/797 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 May 2016 on the interoperability of the rail system within the European Union(1), and in particular Article 7(4) thereof,

(1) On 11 December 2023, Italy submitted to the Commission a request for non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014(2)to the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line until 31 December 2029 (the ‘request’). The request was submitted on the basis of Article 7(1), point (c), of Directive (EU) 2016/797.

(2) Point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 sets out the requirement that radio communication between the train and the infrastructure manager control centre is to be provided in each tunnel of more than 1 km in length with Global System for Mobile Communications – Railway (GSM-R).

(3) The project referred to in the request consists of building a new tunnel with a length of 3 155 m from km 7 + 304 to km 10 + 459 as part of a larger project to double the track of the Bari – Taranto railway line between Mungivacca and Noicattaro.

(4) According to the documents submitted by Italy, complying with point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 would entail an additional cost of EUR 4 million, as approximately 60 km of track in the surrounding area would need to be equipped with GSM-R.

(5) As an alternative provision, Italy proposes to apply point 1.1.1 of Annex 2, Part One, to Ministerial Decree 28 October 2005 – Safety in railway tunnels (‘Radio communication system’), which lays down that a system is to be provided to enable radio communication between staff on board trains and between them and the control centre. This national rule has been notified to the Commission and to the European Union Agency for Railways pursuant to Article 14(1), point (c), of Directive (EU) 2016/797, under rule IT-FI-1586-1-A.

(6) In practice, mobile communication infrastructure with signals in the GSM Primary band that is capable of repetition of signals to the four main mobile operators would be used as well as ultra high frequency security infrastructure with signals in the 400-470 MHz band, which serves fire brigade teams. According to the documentation provided by Italy, the suitability of those alternative arrangements has been positively assessed by the National Agency for the Safety of Railways and Road and Highway Infrastructure.

(7) Based on the justification for the request provided by Italy and the alternative provision proposed, the conditions set out in Article 7(1), point (c), and Article 7(4) of Directive (EU) 2016/797 can be considered as fulfilled for the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line. The request should therefore be accepted.

(8) Safety, as set out by Directive (EU) 2016/797, is an essential requirement which shall be met by the Union rail system, the subsystems and the interoperability constituents, including interfaces. The Commission should therefore be provided with any information indicating that the non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Commission Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 could compromise the safety of the railway system.

(9) The measures provided for in this Decision are in accordance with the opinion of the Committee referred to in Article 51(1) of Directive (EU) 2016/797,

HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION:
The request of Italy for non-application of point 4.2.1.8 (a) of the Annex to Regulation (EU) No 1303/2014 to the new tunnel on the Mungivacca – Noicattaro line is accepted on the condition that the alternative provision proposed by Italy is applied.

Italy shall without undue delay inform the Commission in case it has information that the non-application may reasonably compromise the safety of the railway system.
This Decision is addressed to the Italian Republic.

It shall apply until 31 December 2029.

Decision of the Secretary-General of the European Parliament

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENC series

C/2025/6358
25.11.2025

AD/2/20, AD/2/21, AST/2/20, AST-SC/1/20, PE/AD/260/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/261/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/272/2022/TRAD and its ADDENDUM, PE/226/S – 1, PE/226/S – 2, PE/226/S – 3, PE/226/S – 4, PE/228/S, PE/229/S – 1, PE/229/S – 2, PE/229/S – 3, PE/232/S, PE/257/S, PE/259/S, P/2020/AD9 (P), P/2020/AD10 (P), P/2020/AST/6 (P) and P/2020/AST/7 (P),

AD/2/20, AD/2/21, AST/2/20, AST-SC/1/20, PE/AD/260/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/261/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/272/2022/TRAD and its ADDENDUM, PE/226/S – 1, PE/226/S – 2, PE/226/S – 3, PE/226/S – 4, PE/228/S, PE/229/S – 1, PE/229/S – 2, PE/229/S – 3, PE/232/S, PE/257/S, PE/259/S, P/2020/AD9 (P), P/2020/AD10 (P), P/2020/AST/6 (P) and P/2020/AST/7 (P)

THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT,

having regard to the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Union and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union, laid down in Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 259/68 of the Council of 29 February 1968 laying down the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities and instituting special measures temporarily applicable to officials of the Commission(1), as amended, in particular, by Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 1023/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 October 2013 amending the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Union and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union(2)and, in particular, Article 30 of those Staff Regulations,

having regard to the Bureau decision of 13 January 2014 on the delegation of the powers of the appointing authority and of the authority empowered to conclude contracts of employment (AECE) and to the decision of the Secretary-General of 25 September 2017 modifying the allocation of powers of the appointing authority and of the AECE,

having regard to the expiry, on 31 December 2025, of the following European Parliament lists of suitable candidates:

having regard to the opinion of the Joint Committee issued at its meeting of 22 October 2025,

HAS DECIDED:
Sole Article

The period of validity of the following lists of suitable candidates:

AD/2/20, AD/2/21, AST/2/20, AST-SC/1/20, PE/AD/260/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/261/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/272/2022/TRAD and its ADDENDUM, PE/226/S – 1, PE/226/S – 2, PE/226/S – 3, PE/226/S – 4, PE/228/S, PE/229/S – 1, PE/229/S – 2, PE/229/S – 3, PE/232/S, PE/257/S, PE/259/S, P/2020/AD9 (P), P/2020/AD10 (P), P/2020/AST/6 (P) and P/2020/AST/7 (P)
THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT,

having regard to the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Union and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union, laid down in Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 259/68 of the Council of 29 February 1968 laying down the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities and instituting special measures temporarily applicable to officials of the Commission(1), as amended, in particular, by Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 1023/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 October 2013 amending the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Union and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union(2)and, in particular, Article 30 of those Staff Regulations,

having regard to the Bureau decision of 13 January 2014 on the delegation of the powers of the appointing authority and of the authority empowered to conclude contracts of employment (AECE) and to the decision of the Secretary-General of 25 September 2017 modifying the allocation of powers of the appointing authority and of the AECE,

having regard to the expiry, on 31 December 2025, of the following European Parliament lists of suitable candidates:

having regard to the opinion of the Joint Committee issued at its meeting of 22 October 2025,

HAS DECIDED:
The period of validity of the following lists of suitable candidates:

AD/2/20, AD/2/21, AST/2/20, AST-SC/1/20, PE/AD/260/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/261/2021/TRAD, PE/AD/272/2022/TRAD and its ADDENDUM, PE/226/S – 1, PE/226/S – 2, PE/226/S – 3, PE/226/S – 4, PE/228/S, PE/229/S – 1, PE/229/S – 2, PE/229/S – 3, PE/232/S, PE/257/S, PE/259/S, P/2020/AD9 (P), P/2020/AD10 (P), P/2020/AST/6 (P) and P/2020/AST/7 (P)

Commission Decision of 11 September 2025 instructing the Central Administrator of the Union Registry to enter changes to the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Italy, Latvia, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the Union Registry

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENC series




C/2025/6247
2.12.2025



(1)
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 lays down the transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC for the fourth trading period from 2021 until 2030.



(2)
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842(3)lays down rules for the application of Directive 2003/87/EC as regards further arrangements for the adjustments to free allocation of emission allowances due to activity level changes.



(3)
By Commission Decision 2021/C 302/01(4), the Commission instructed the Central Administrator of the European Union Transaction Log to enter the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the European Union Transaction Log.



(4)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Belgium notified to the Commission, by letters dated 27 August 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(5)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Bulgaria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(6)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Czechia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(7)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Denmark notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(8)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Germany notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(9)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Ireland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.



(10)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Greece notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(11)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Spain notified to the Commission, by letters dated 27 August 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(12)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, France notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(13)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Italy notified to the Commission, by letter dated 29 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(14)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Latvia notified to the Commission, by letters dated 26 June 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(15)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Hungary notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.



(16)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, the Netherlands notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(17)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Austria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(18)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Poland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(19)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Portugal notified to the Commission, by letter dated 14 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(20)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Romania notified to the Commission, by letters dated 31 July 2025 and 29 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(21)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Slovakia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(22)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Finland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(23)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Sweden notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(24)
The notified changes to national allocation tables are in accordance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842.



(25)
It is therefore appropriate to instruct the central administrator to enter those corrections into the Union Registry,



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

BE000000000000158
158
Audi Brussels NV
Audi Brussels
3 076
3 076
3 076
3 076
1 056
13 360

BE000000000000013
13
Associated Weavers Europe N.V.
Associated Weavers Europe N.V.
6 215
6 215
5 844
5 164
4 647
28 085

BE000000000000015
15
Rendac
Rendac
8 917
8 917
8 063
7 826
8 078
41 801

BE000000000000028
28
Citrique Belge NV
Citribel NV
44 772
43 622
42 472
31 275
30 404
192 545

BE000000000000035
35
APERAM STAINLESS BELGIUM NV
APERAM GENK NV
122 850
134 447
134 447
106 819
102 463
601 026

BE000000000000040
40
Umicore Hoboken
Umicore NV
171 236
172 058
181 584
181 584
181 584
888 046

BE000000000000100
100
Desta
Desta
4 857
5 245
5 613
5 432
5 372
26 519

BE000000000000139
139
Lano NV
Lano NV
3 510
3 612
3 612
3 612
3 177
17 523

BE000000000000143
143
Cargill Gent
Cargill NV
28 471
23 031
23 626
30 496
30 496
136 120

BE000000000000152
152
Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV
Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV
326 701
331 253
316 420
310 494
320 671
1 605 539

BE000000000000154
154
Oleon Oelegem NV
OLEON NV Oelegem
10 958
10 958
10 958
10 958
10 958
54 790

BE000000000000169
169
UTEXBEL
UTEXBEL NV
7 724
7 724
7 724
7 724
7 253
38 149

BE000000000000173
173
Vynova Belgium VCM Plant
Vynova Belgium
77 394
77 394
74 558
50 386
50 386
330 118

BE000000000000176
176
Esso raffinaderij behorende tot ExxonMobil PetroleumChemical BVBA
ExxonMobil Petroleum Chemical BVBA
1 452 353
1 452 174
1 452 174
1 451 909
1 451 909
7 260 519

BE000000000000213
213
Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Lanklaar)
Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Lanklaar)
17 610
17 610
17 610
17 610
13 748
84 188

BE000000000000228
228
Wienerberger NV Divisie Beerse Steenbakkersdam
Wienerberger NV
20 540
17 768
19 095
18 815
18 815
95 033

BE000000000000260
260
INEOS Phenol Belgium NV
INEOS Phenol Belgium NV
133 115
173 209
134 424
47 098
47 098
534 944

BE000000000000289
289
Bayer Agriculture bv
Bayer Agriculture bv
155 209
155 209
155 653
134 196
134 196
734 463

BE000000000000298
298
LUMINUS
Luminus
3 071
2 992
2 913
2 834
2 756
14 566

BE000000000000320
320
LANXESS nv – Lillo
ENVALIOR NV
204 719
204 719
204 719
192 448
162 800
969 405

BE000000000000428
428
Aurubis Beerse nv
Aurubis Beerse nv
34 173
34 173
27 812
24 266
24 671
145 095

BE000000000000729
729
Compressiestation Winksele
FLUXYS nv
2 022
1 407
822
643
763
5 657

BE000000000000730
730
Aardgasopslagstation Loenhout
FLUXYS nv
1 592
1 592
2 040
1 912
1 592
8 728

BE000000000000744
744
Alco Bio Fuel
Alco Bio Fuel
66 635
64 923
63 211
61 499
59 787
316 055

BE000000000000760
760
Rain Carbon bv
Rain Carbon bv
89 961
88 287
86 330
86 069
87 530
438 177

BE000000000202970
202970
Dumoulin Bricks BVBA
Dumoulin Bricks BVBA
18 509
18 680
23 490
21 749
21 749
104 177

BE000000000204032
204032
Viabuild NV
Viabuild NV
1 800
1 800
1 586
1 079
1 566
7 831

BE000000000204109
204109
INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV
INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV
230 128
230 128
230 128
220 921
219 033
1 130 338

BE000000000205496
205496
ITC Tielt
ITC CO BV
8 666
8 666
7 928
6 107
5 354
36 721

BE000000000205617
205617
Unilin Resins
Unilin Resins
9 265
11 752
11 752
10 865
10 865
54 499

BE000000000205734
205734
Sadepan
Sadepan Chimica nv
18 198
17 798
16 666
12 696
12 169
77 527

BE000000000205736
205736
APL NV
APL NV
3 179
3 179
3 179
3 705
3 179
16 421

BE000000000205737
205737
Colas Noord
Colas Noord NV
3 001
3 001
3 622
2 220
2 035
13 879

BE000000000205762
205762
Vynova Belgium ECU Plant
Vynova Belgium
40 557
39 318
30 999
30 999
30 999
172 872

BE000000000205779
205779
Nitto Belgium Nv
Nitto Belgium Nv
2 586
2 586
2 404
1 997
1 863
11 436

BE000000000206091
206091
FrieslandCampina Belgium NV
FrieslandCampina Belgium NV – site Lummen
1 955
1 955
1 955
1 955
1 955
9 775

BE000000000206988
206988
JBF GLOBAL EUROPE BVBA
JBF GLOBAL EUROPE BVBA
29 840
29 253
22 031
22 031
22 031
125 186

BE000000000214360
214360
Agristo Nazareth
Agristo Nazareth NV
9 601
9 390
9 179
8 968
8 756
45 894

BE000000000215020
215020
KRONOS EUROPE
KRONOS EUROPE S.A./N.V.
109 300
109 300
109 300
98 595
98 595
525 090

BE000000000215220
215220
Aluminium Duffel BV
Aluminum Duffel BV
22 288
22 288
23 665
21 634
20 669
110 544

BE000000000218200
218200
Aviko
Aviko Belgium, site Poperinge
0
14 770
16 335
16 335
16 335
63 775

BE000000000000058
58
Yara Tertre sa
YARA TERTRE SA
620 320
621 641
621 641
466 242
418 958
2 748 802

BE000000000000062
62
INOVYN MANUFACTURING BELGIUM
INOVYN Manufacturing Belgium
191 018
191 018
191 018
190 627
189 856
953 537

BE000000000000104
104
Aperam Stainless Belgium SA
Aperam Stainless Belgium SA
136 117
152 424
152 424
133 952
152 424
727 341

BE000000000000164
164
BENEO-Orafti sa
BENEO-Orafti sa
50 431
47 770
47 770
41 328
41 328
228 627

BE000000000000181
181
NLMK Divers Fours La Louvière
NLMK La Louvière
114 552
100 061
76 557
81 532
100 061
472 763

BE000000000000183
183
AHLSTROM-MUNKSJO MALMEDY SA
Ahlstrom
4 348
4 348
5 228
4 606
4 884
23 414

BE000000000000189
189
CCB Cementir Cimenterie de Gaurain
Compagnie des Ciments Belges S.A.
963 982
963 982
963 982
963 982
762 734
4 618 662

BE000000000000210
210
Chemviron
CHEMVIRON SA
11 710
12 098
11 710
9 729
8 099
53 346

BE000000000000217
217
Carmeuse Four à chaux Moha
Carmeuse SA
173 338
173 452
173 452
173 344
143 352
836 938

BE000000000000294
294
Knauf Insulation
Knauf Insulation
42 468
43 724
39 591
36 584
38 195
200 562

BE000000000000310
310
Gramybel S.A.
Gramybel S.A.
14 209
13 910
13 282
15 837
18 834
76 072

BE000000000209004
209004
Ecofrost
Ecofrost S.A.
22 203
23 406
25 056
26 402
27 411
124 478

BE000000000222421
222421
NB Knauf Cie s.c.s.
NB Knauf Cie s.c.s.



17 310
0
17 310



TOTAL
5 851 250
5 913 313
5 820 730
5 437 476
5 145 499
28 168 268



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

BG000000000000008
8
ТОПЛОФИКАЦИЯ-СЛИВЕН-инж.Ангел Ангелов ЕАД
ТОПЛОФИКАЦИЯ СЛИВЕН ЕАД
6 882
6 705
6 528
6 352
7 319
33 786

BG000000000221254
221254
Завод Огняново
"Огняново – К" АД
0
0
29 731
0
0
29 731



TOTAL
6 882
6 705
36 259
6 352
7 319
63 517



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

CZ000000000000037
37
SKATLOP a.s.
SKATLOP a.s.
13 346
5 133
3 266
2 750
0
24 495

CZ000000000000073
73
Liberty Ostrava a.s.
Liberty Ostrava a.s.
2 669 717
3 319 634
3 319 867
272 701
0
9 581 919

CZ000000000000095
95
Výroba a prodej tepla Příbram a.s. – CZT
Výroba a prodej tepla Příbram a.s.
5 368
5 230
5 406
0
0
16 004

CZ000000000000117
117
Sokolovská uhelná, právní nástupce, a.s. – Zpracovatelská část
Sokolovská uhelná, právní nástupce, a.s.
101 155
68 439
46 274
45 020
40 932
301 820

CZ000000000000128
128
Elektrárna Tisová
Elektrárna Tisová, a.s.
7 434
7 441
7 244
6 486
6 305
34 910

CZ000000000000149
149
DEZA, a.s.
DEZA, a.s.
157 170
157 170
156 625
128 569
119 569
719 103

CZ000000000000167
167
TAMERO INVEST s.r.o.
TAMERO INVEST s.r.o.
103 952
101 281
98 610
95 939
64 429
464 211

CZ000000000000187
187
ŽĎAS, a.s.
#REF!
24 388
24 655
25 111
22 211
21 331
117 696

CZ000000000000208
208
IROMEZ, Kotelna Z2
IROMEZ s.r.o.
1 689
1 646
1 602
1 495
1 275
7 707

CZ000000000000250
250
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Týn
Wienerberger s.r.o.
26 638
24 475
25 577
0
0
76 690

CZ000000000000285
285
Podzemní zásobník plynu Háje
Gas Storage CZ, a.s.
588
467
467
467
366
2 355

CZ000000000000307
307
C-energy s.r.o.
C-energy s.r.o.
8 496
10 305
8 749
7 864
8 647
44 061

CZ000000000000317
317
LASSELSBERGER,s.r.o., závod RAKO 3
LASSELSBERGER, s.r.o.
40 246
39 194
47 225
35 952
23 545
186 162

CZ000000000000320
320
VETROPACK MORAVIA GLASS, akciová společnost
VETROPACK MORAVIA GLASS, akciová společnost
55 476
55 215
55 215
55 030
50 009
270 945

CZ000000000000329
329
Cihelna Libochovice
HELUZ cihlářský průmysl v.o.s
20 738
22 364
26 934
19 652
8 694
98 382

CZ000000000000410
410
Liberty Ostrava – závod 15 rourovna
Liberty Ostrava a.s.
28 027
34 152
30 130
27 455
16 251
136 015

CZ000000000000418
418
SLADOVNY SOUFFLET ČR, a.s. – závod Kroměříž
SLADOVNY SOUFFLET ČR, a.s.
5 768
5 497
5 976
5 976
4 873
28 090

CZ000000000000423
423
Liberty Engineering Products Ostrava s.r.o.
Liberty Engineering Products Ostrava s.r.o.
7 718
7 419
5 540
3 755
1 848
26 280

CZ000000000201865
201865
BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o.
BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o.
135 442
135 838
137 212
105 019
94 205
607 716

CZ000000000202753
202753
SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s.-výroba Styren
SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s.
55 830
46 702
55 830
46 947
36 909
242 218

CZ000000000210084
210084
Výroba papíru
Papírny APIS, s.r.o
836
836
534
0
0
2 206



TOTAL
3 470 022
4 073 093
4 063 394
883 288
499 188
12 988 985



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

DK000000000000010
10
Brædstrup Totalenergianlæg A/S
Brædstrup Totalenergianlæg A/S
1 235
1 203
1 171
1 027
1 086
5 722

DK000000000000040
40
Jægerspris Kraftvarme A.M.B.A
Jægerspris Kraftvarme A.M.B.A
1 384
1 349
1 313
1 278
1 242
6 566

DK000000000000048
48
Asnæsværket
Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S
17 177
18 585
18 095
17 605
17 115
88 577

DK000000000000069
69
Fjernvarme Fyn Produktion A/S
Fjernvarme Fyn Produktion A/S
56 673
55 217
56 302
53 676
53 961
275 829

DK000000000000072
72
Skærbækværket
Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S
39 515
38 500
37 485
36 469
42 352
194 321

DK000000000000080
80
Esbjergværket
Ørested Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S
20 807
25 683
25 006
10 727
0
82 223

DK000000000000088
88
KVV Tårnvej
GEV Varme A/S
210
78
76
74
72
510

DK000000000000101
101
Vojens Fjernvarme Sdr. Ringvej
Vojens Fjernvarme a.m.b.a.
83
81
237
231
333
965

DK000000000000186
186
Bramming Fjernvarme A.m.b.A
Bramming Fjernvarme AMBA
1 514
1 288
1 509
1 215
947
6 473

DK000000000000212
212
CTR, Nybrovej Centralen
CTR I/S
51
51
266
266
60
694

DK000000000000261
261
Alfred Pedersen Søn
Alfred Pedersen og Søn APS
1 892
1 226
628
134
130
4 010

DK000000000000272
272
Daka Denmark a/s Kronjydevej 8
DAKA DENMARK A/S
6 945
6 945
6 945
6 945
5 665
33 445

DK000000000000275
275
FF Skagen A/S
FF Skagen A/S
6 839
6 266
1 916
0
0
15 021

DK000000000000287
287
Nordic Sugar, Nykøbing Sukkerfabrik
Nordic Sugar A/S
55 689
55 689
55 689
55 689
39 767
262 523

DK000000000000323
323
Højslev Tegl A/S
Højslev Teglværk A/S
2 971
2 971
2 971
2 971
2 547
14 431

DK000000000000334
334
Egernsund Wienerberger Production A/S
Egernsund Wienerberger Production A/S
15 418
16 319
16 850
14 583
10 028
73 198

DK000000000000344
344
Knauf A/S
Hvordan ændres navn mv i ovenstående?
5 941
5 557
5 557
4 771
4 151
25 977

DK000000000000345
345
Gyproc
Gyproc A/S
3 114
3 447
3 768
2 910
0
13 239

DK000000000000371
371
Gorm feltet omfattende anlæg på platformene Gorm A, -B, -C, -D, -E og F
Total EP Danmark A/S (fuldmægtig for DUC)
151 328
126 779
126 779
151 107
115 363
671 356

DK000000000212680
212680
ANDELSKARTOFFELMELSFABRIKKEN MIDTJYLLAND A.M.B.A
Andels-kartoffelmelsfabrikken Danmark A.m.b.a
6 628
6 483
6 336
6 191
5 783
31 421

DK000000000216200
216200
Horsens Asfaltfabrik
Colas Danmark A/S
2 711
2 910
2 910
2 910
2 910
14 351



TOTAL
398 125
376 627
371 809
370 779
303 512
1 820 852



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

DE000000000000063
63
Elektrostahlwerk mit Nebenanlagen
ESF Elbe-Stahlwerke Feralpi GmbH
42 762
42 616
42 616
35 004
35 004
198 002

DE000000000000067
67
Elektrostahlwerk
ArcelorMittal Hamburg GmbH
60 312
54 134
48 692
31 017
33 352
227 507

DE000000000000391
391
HELFER ZIEGEL GmbH
HELFER ZIEGEL GmbH
1 044
565
74
57
0
1 740

DE000000000000496
496
Papiererzeugungsanlage Bruckmühl
Neenah Gessner GmbH
5 234
6 472
6 472
5 244
5 244
28 666

DE000000000000523
523
Kartonmaschinen 1 3 mit Kraftwerk
Smurfit Westrock Herzberg Solid Board GmbH
60 979
60 406
60 406
56 667
56 667
295 125

DE000000000000622
622
Heizkraftwerk WEP
WEP Wärme-, Energie- und Prozesstechnik GmbH
3 963
4 081
3 973
3 866
3 973
19 856

DE000000000000712
712
Heizwerk Wespienstraße
STAWAG – Stadt- und Städteregionswerke Aachen AG
289
289
500
500
18
1 596

DE000000000000720
720
HW-BHKW Mitte
Fernwärmeversorgung Hamm GmbH
76
209
204
198
80
767

DE000000000000751
751
HKW Dresden – Nord
DREWAG-Stadtwerke Dresden GmbH
3 297
4 054
3 008
2 134
2 394
14 887

DE000000000000816
816
Heizzentrale
PRINOVIS GmbH Co. KG, Betrieb Ahrensburg
2 600
2 600
2 373
1 383
0
8 956

DE000000000000888
888
Biomasseheizwerk Rain
Rain Biomasse Wärmegesellschaft mbH
12 012
13 705
14 001
13 621
10 777
64 116

DE000000000000944
944
HW Kupferhammer
Stadtwerke Wernigerode GmbH
634
1 410
1 580
793
418
4 835

DE000000000001002
1002
BTB Heizkraftwerk Schöneweide
BTB Blockheizkraftwerks- Träger- und Betreibergesellschaft mbH Berlin
5 073
4 943
4 812
4 506
3 654
22 988

DE000000000001021
1021
Herbstreith Fox GmbH (Energiezentrale)
Herbstreith Fox GmbH
3 622
4 111
3 437
301
0
11 471

DE000000000001090
1090
BTB Heizkraftwerk Adlershof
BTB Blockheizkraftwerks- Träger- und Betreibergesellschaft mbH Berlin
4 879
5 381
5 034
4 610
5 004
24 908

DE000000000001097
1097
Heizwerk Altchemnitz
eins – energie in sachsen GmbH Co.KG
931
1 746
2 022
1 855
9 367
15 921

DE000000000001098
1098
Heizkraftwerk Chemnitz Nord II
eins energie in sachsen GmbH Co. KG
38 946
37 945
37 607
36 587
16 160
167 245

DE000000000001125
1125
SW Merseburg HW-BHKW
Stadtwerke Merseburg GmbH
1 717
1 353
843
416
246
4 575

DE000000000001141
1141
Heizkraftwerk
Constellium Singen GmbH
8 964
9 414
8 284
5 077
2 785
34 524

DE000000000001163
1163
HW Altglienicke
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
1 105
1 285
1 585
1 542
1 264
6 781

DE000000000001169
1169
HW Scharnhorststraße
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
5 367
7 992
9 703
7 731
4 815
35 608

DE000000000001170
1170
HKW Klingenberg
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
92 489
74 090
61 367
54 890
55 628
338 464

DE000000000001175
1175
HKW Moabit
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
25 122
24 476
23 831
23 185
15 613
112 227

DE000000000001176
1176
HKW Marzahn
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
32 991
56 008
65 855
60 235
52 318
267 407

DE000000000001179
1179
HKW Reuter West
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
71 285
69 453
67 621
52 374
53 587
314 320

DE000000000001181
1181
HKW Reuter
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
666
3 907
8 590
9 079
5 376
27 618

DE000000000001182
1182
HKW Wilmersdorf
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
10 312
9 697
12 173
11 068
6 621
49 871

DE000000000001189
1189
HKW Schwarza
TWS Thüringer Wärme Service GmbH
80 072
78 015
75 957
36 700
2 360
273 104

DE000000000001190
1190
Heizkraftwerk Wellesweiler
Iqony Energies GmbH
776
756
736
66
0
2 334

DE000000000001211
1211
HHKW Berlin Neukölln Gasheizwerk
Blockheizkraftwerks- Träger- und Betreibergesellschaft mbH Berlin
462
672
672
672
946
3 424

DE000000000001235
1235
Heizkraftwerk Neubrandenburg
Neubrandenburger Stadtwerke GmbH
13 892
13 535
13 178
10 050
8 551
59 206

DE000000000001251
1251
HW Nord HWE 3
Neubrandenburger Stadtwerke GmbH
685
796
1 633
2 641
3 278
9 033

DE000000000001293
1293
WVVZ FZJ
Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
4 815
4 834
5 616
5 616
5 804
26 685

DE000000000001320
1320
Kraftwerk zur Stromerzeugung
DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH
75 613
73 514
71 727
69 637
67 698
358 189

DE000000000001378
1378
Heizwerk Westerholt
Uniper Kraftwerke GmbH
392
549
766
1 499
2 910
6 116

DE000000000001533
1533
Heizwerk Sieker
Stadtwerke Bielefeld GmbH
117
117
117
386
654
1 391

DE000000000001577
1577
Lunzenauer Papier- und Pappenfabrik
LUPA-Recycling GmbH
0
0
287
367
350
1 004

DE000000000001639
1639
HKW
Stadtwerke Göttingen AG
2 980
2 533
2 467
2 581
3 175
13 736

DE000000000001672
1672
HKW West
Stadtwerke Karlsruhe GmbH
24 660
25 154
22 879
18 342
21 247
112 282

DE000000000001697
1697
Arla Foods Deutschland, Niederlassung Pronsfeld
Arla Foods Deutschland GmbH
10 457
17 947
17 676
18 519
18 519
83 118

DE000000000001707
1707
SWR HKW Merzdorf
Stadtwerke Riesa GmbH
2 000
1 949
2 143
1 846
1 478
9 416

DE000000000001753
1753
HW Iderhoffstraße
SWE Energie GmbH
1 602
1 301
768
399
302
4 372

DE000000000001777
1777
HKW Erfurt-Ost
SWE Energie GmbH
36 403
35 469
34 533
33 597
31 040
171 042

DE000000000001868
1868
EVC II
GlobalFoundries Dresden Module One LLC Co. KG
6 511
6 343
6 176
6 009
4 762
29 801

DE000000000002197
2197
Ethylenanlage OM4
Basell Polyolefine GmbH
333 167
333 709
333 709
263 751
263 751
1 528 087

DE000000000004100
4100
Herdofenanlage Fortuna-Nord
RWE Power AG
228 841
250 507
270 285
283 574
277 990
1 311 197

DE000000000004101
4101
Solarglaswerk Tschernitz
GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH
31 656
34 675
32 031
32 751
32 751
163 864

DE000000000205321
205321
TAD-Anlage
Covestro Deutschland AG
62 977
51 961
51 961
39 159
39 159
245 217

DE000000000205626
205626
POX-Anlage für die Herstellung von Ammoniak
YARA Brunsbüttel GmbH. HRB 2276, Amtsgericht Itzehoe Postfach 1268 , D-25541 Brunsbüttel
1 062 163
1 062 163
868 951
1 051 245
1 051 245
5 095 767

DE000000000206009
206009
Hochofenanlage
DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH
389 131
386 849
377 137
375 743
375 743
1 904 603

DE000000000207202
207202
Geothermieanlage Unterföhring
GEOVOL Unterföhring GmbH
306
298
197
191
304
1 296

DE000000000209142
209142
Heizkraftwerk der AFK Geothermie GmbH
AFK Geothermie GmbH
1 359
1 359
1 359
1 359
1 723
7 159

DE000000000209842
209842
GuD-HKW Lichterfelde
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
38 264
40 122
37 706
32 914
31 715
180 721

DE000000000210487
210487
Heizkraftwerk Technisches Zentrum
unique Wärme GmbH Co. KG
10 777
10 500
7 302
5 448
5 921
39 948

DE000000000210939
210939
HW Treptow
BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH
1 668
2 221
3 662
4 810
3 614
15 975

DE000000000215560
215560
Heizwerk Völklingen
Iqony Energies GmbH
2
18
17
64
0
101

DE000000000217560
217560
Prüfstand für Verdichter mit Gasturbinenantrieb
Siemens Energy Global GmbH Co. KG
0
0
33
45
43
121

DE000000000218880
218880
Papierfabrik Pfleiderer Teisnach
Pfleiderer Teisnach GmbH Co. KG
0
0
5 417
9 102
8 674
23 193

DE000000000219001
219001
ZEELINK GmbH Co. KG Legden
ZEELINK GmbH Co. KG
0
0
0
2 207
11
2 218

DE000000000219062
219062
Bioethanolanlage
VERBIO Schwedt GmbH
0
0
0
50 563
48 181
98 744

DE000000000219200
219200
BioHKW I Magirusstraße
Fernwärme Ulm GmbH
0
0
5 586
12 257
11 680
29 523

DE000000000219640
219640
Dampfkessel Duisburg
Siemens Energy Global GmbH Co. KG
0
0
0
58
0
58

DE000000000219661
219661
FSRU Brunsbüttel
Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH
0
0
2 095
0
0
2 095

DE000000000219940
219940
BioPower
Holzwerk Gebr. Schneider GmbH
0
0
2 329
9 356
8 915
20 600

DE000000000219960
219960
Holzfaserplattenwerk Eschbach
GUTEX HolzfaserplattenwerkH.Henselmann GmbH Co. KG
0
0
0
8 630
6 776
15 406

DE000000000220000
220000
Heizwerk (GWK) DU-Römerstraße (31 MW)
Fernwärmeversorgung Niederrhein GmbH
0
0
190
302
288
780

DE000000000220081
220081
Egger Werk Bevern
Egger Beschichtungswerk Marienmünster GmbH Co KG
0
0
6 642
12 373
11 790
30 805

DE000000000220261
220261
Biomethan BHKW Herrenhausen
Bioenergie Hannover
0
0
0
602
0
602

DE000000000220780
220780
Trockneranlage Jäckering Mühlenwerke, Hamm
Jäckering Mühlen- und Nährmittelwerke GmbH
0
0
21 097
22 150
21 107
64 354

DE000000000220788
220788
BHKW Schwarzer Weg
STAWAG – Stadt- und Städteregionswerke Aachen AG
0
0
914
2 270
2 207
5 391

DE000000000220935
220935
Fassadenwerke
Girnghuber GmbH
0
0
4 376
3 861
3 679
11 916

DE000000000221568
221568
KWK Anlage der Ilim Timber GmbH Co. KG
Ilim Nordic Timber GmbH Co. KG
0
0
0
6 205
0
6 205

DE000000000222820
222820
Warmwalzwerk
STAHLWERK ANNAHÜTTE Max Aicher GmbH Co. KG
0
0
0
3 430
0
3 430

DE000000000223034
223034
HKW Weingarten
Freiburger Wärmeversorgungs GmbH
0
0
0
783
0
783

DE000000000223037
223037
LNG Terminal Deutsche Ostsee Lubmin
Deutsche ReGas GmbH Co. KGaA
0
0
10 376
0
0
10 376

DE000000000224424
224424
Heizwerk
Wärmeversorgung Ismaning GmbH Co.KG
0
0
0
1 386
0
1 386

DE000000000224820
224820
HKW-Zwickau-Neuplanitz
Zwickauer Energieversorgung GmbH
0
0
0
1 571
0
1 571

DE000000000225164
225164
Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbH
Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbH
0
0
0
4 722
0
4 722

DE000000000225429
225429
Holzfaserdämmstoffwerk Hütten / Grafenwöhr
naturheld GmbH
0
0
0
15 407
0
15 407

DE000000000227044
227044
Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Hirschberg GmbH
Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Hirschberg GmbH
0
0
0
982
0
982

DE000000000227048
227048
Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Wilburgstetten GmbH
Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Wilburgstetten GmbH
0
0
0
2 315
0
2 315



TOTAL
2 918 419
2 940 208
2 797 366
2 894 453
2 760 706
14 311 152



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

IE000000000000004
4
Medite Europe DAC
Medite Europe Designated Activity Company
54 132
54 132
54 132
54 132
44 127
260 655

IE000000000000030
30
Farragh Proteins
College Proteins Unlimited Company
10 342
12 285
13 115
13 721
14 305
63 768

IE000000000000033
33
Irish Cement Limited, Limerick Works
CRH PLC
487 065
487 065
591 198
568 330
487 065
2 620 723

IE000000000000038
38
Pelagia Killybegs
Pelagia Feed (Ireland) Limited
2 175
2 046
1 564
1 771
2 319
9 875

IE000000000000078
78
Abbott Ireland Cootehill
Abbott Ireland
3 886
3 886
4 585
4 846
5 099
22 302

IE000000000000084
84
SMARTPLY EUROPE
SMARTPLY EUROPE DAC
65 896
55 971
62 588
54 691
47 011
286 157

IE000000000000111
111
Aurivo Dairy Ingredients Ltd
Aurivo Dairy Ingredients Ltd
20 328
22 010
22 695
23 153
20 996
109 182

IE000000000000114
114
Janssen Sciences (Ireland) UC
Janssen Sciences (Ireland) UC
4 703
5 125
5 125
5 613
6 222
26 788

IE000000000000130
130
International NH Mfg. Ireland
IFF NH Ireland HC Limited
20 976
20 976
20 976
20 976
23 463
107 367

IE000000000207487
207487
Belview
Tirlan Limited
26 850
28 087
28 087
25 834
22 869
131 727

IE000000000213340
213340
Bristol Myers Squibb Cruiserath Biologics
Swords Laboratories Unlimited
1 990
1 946
1 903
1 859
1 532
9 230



TOTAL
698 343
693 529
805 968
774 926
675 008
3 647 774



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

GR000000000000094
94
ΣΙΔΕΝΟΡ ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ ΧΑΛΥΒΑ Α.Ε.
ΣΙΔΕΝΟΡ ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ ΧΑΛΥΒΑ Α.Ε.
19 546
25 312
34 816
28 988
22 561
131 223

GR000000000000126
126
ΚΥΚΝΟΣ ΑΕ (ΑΣΒΕΣΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ – ΠΟΛΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ)
ΚΥΚΝΟΣ ΑΕ (ΑΣΒΕΣΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ – ΠΟΛΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ)
11 329
9 701
9 701
8 100
7 488
46 319

GR000000000218422
218422
02-55
ΑΛΟΥΜΥΛ, ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΑ ΑΛΟΥΜΙΝΙΟΥ ΑΝΩΝΥΜΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΙΑ
0
6 864
6 499
6 349
6 200
25 912

GR000000000218600
218600
ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε. – ΑΡΓΟΣ ΑΡΓΟΛΙΔΑΣ
ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε.
0
1 242
1 351
1 320
1 557
5 470

GR000000000218602
218602
ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε. – ΖΕΡΒΟΧΩΡΙ ΗΜΑΘΙΑΣ
ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε.
0
2 253
2 952
2 884
2 816
10 905

GR000000000218620
218620
PAPASTRATOS CMC SA
PAPASTRATOS CMC SA
0
2 204
2 535
2 477
2 419
9 635



TOTAL
30 875
47 576
57 854
50 118
43 041
229 464



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

ES000000000000003
3
Cales Granada
Cales Granada, S.A.
13 789
11 046
8 761
8 761
7 083
49 440

ES000000000000018
18
Azucarera de Jerez. Centro Guadalete
AB Azucarera Iberia, S.L.
26 324
25 647
39 237
35 717
23 618
150 543

ES000000000000027
27
BIOENERGÍA SANTAMARÍA, S.A.
BIOENERGÍA SANTAMARÍA, S.A
28 196
24 613
17 373
14 112
14 729
99 023

ES000000000000041
41
ACEITES SIERRA SUR S.A
ACEITES SIERRA SUR S.A
33 008
32 160
23 307
16 311
12 429
117 215

ES000000000000068
68
Siderúrgica Sevillana, S.A.
Siderúrgica Sevillana, S.A.
65 937
59 427
59 427
56 586
59 427
300 804

ES000000000000154
154
VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Alcala de Guadaira
VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Alcalá de Guadaira
33 543
33 117
35 809
37 501
33 544
173 514

ES000000000000158
158
DOLOMIAS DE ARAGON S.L.
DOLOMIAS DE ARAGÓN S.L.
19 596
14 973
9 597
1 783
359
46 308

ES000000000000161
161
BRILEN, SA – Brilen Cogeneración
BRILEN, S.A.
16 331
15 912
15 492
15 072
10 551
73 358

ES000000000000194
194
VERALLIA SPAIN, S,A. Fábrica de Zaragoza
VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Zaragoza
39 967
40 216
40 216
34 703
33 380
188 482

ES000000000000237
237
Instalación Cogeneración Marina de Cudeyo
Dynasol Elastómeros S.A.U
49 952
48 668
47 385
47 630
44 818
238 453

ES000000000000249
249
Cementos Portland Valderribas S.A.- Venta de Baños
CEMENTOS PORTLAND VALDERRIVAS S.A.
226 518
260 986
260 986
260 986
323 703
1 333 179

ES000000000000319
319
Mostos, vinos y alcoholes, S.A. (Movialsa I)
Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A.



9 348
9 655
19 003

ES000000000000320
320
Enersur Tarancón
Enersur Siglo 21, S.L.Unipersonal
9 804
9 552
6 456
2 522
457
28 791

ES000000000000401
401
Compañía de Explotaciones Energéticas S.L.
Compañía de Explotaciones Energéticas S.L.
4 014
3 911
3 808
4 490
4 256
20 479

ES000000000000427
427
REPSOL QUIMICA S.A. – El Morell – Cogeneración
REPSOL QUÍMICA, S.A.
454 989
454 989
454 989
454 989
412 477
2 232 433

ES000000000000449
449
ALIER,SA
ALIER SA




16 495
16 495

ES000000000000451
451
GUARRO CASAS, S.A.
GUARRO CASAS, S.A.
3 603
3 131
4 055
3 748
2 809
17 346

ES000000000000457
457
Miquel y Costas Miquel, S.A.
Miquel y Costas Miquel, S.A.
11 845
11 845
11 845
11 845
11 772
59 152

ES000000000000524
524
VIDRIERIA ROVIRA, SLU
VIDRIERIA ROVIRA SLU
29 130
22 269
24 453
23 810
18 985
118 647

ES000000000000549
549
ROQUETTE LAISA ESPAÑA
ROQUETTE LAISA ESPAÑA S.A.
52 858
51 499
50 141
39 655
34 113
228 266

ES000000000000559
559
ESMALTES, S.A.
ESMALTES, S.A.
7 363
7 363
7 363
7 363
5 287
34 739

ES000000000000615
615
AGC FLAT GLASS IBERICA S.A.
AGC FLAT GLASS IBERICA S.A.
74 957
77 754
77 583
64 038
64 038
358 370

ES000000000000646
646
UNIÓN DE EMPRESAS MADERERAS, S.A.U.
UNION DE EMPRESAS MADERERAS, S.A.U.
22 648
22 066
24 767
20 902
15 141
105 524

ES000000000000703
703
Iberia LAE SA Operadora Unipersonal
Iberia LAE SA Operadora Sociedad Unipersonal
2 409
1 949
1 949
2 072
1 939
10 318

ES000000000000704
704
TOLSA, S.A.
TOLSA, S.A.
18 135
13 646
11 802
9 783
9 767
63 133

ES000000000000723
723
Ecocarburantes Españoles S.A.
Ecocarburantes Españoles S.A.
48 268
47 028
32 399
30 902
43 307
201 904

ES000000000000748
748
Essity Operations Allo SL
Essity Operations Allo SL
26 721
25 729
26 891
26 891
26 891
133 123

ES000000000000750
750
Solidus San Andres, S.L.
Solidus San Andrés, S.L.
23 553
23 553
22 994
18 816
18 047
106 963

ES000000000000751
751
Sonoco Tudela, S.L.U
Sonoco Tudela, S.L.U
8 526
9 156
9 156
8 308
8 042
43 188

ES000000000000828
828
BUNGE IBÉRICA S.A. (Planta de Barcelona)
Bunge Iberica SAU
21 359
20 810
24 961
24 285
25 201
116 616

ES000000000000918
918
LACTALIS VILLARROBLEDO SLU
Lactalis Villarrobledo SLU
9 793
11 305
11 305
11 305
11 305
55 013

ES000000000000924
924
ERCROS, S.A. Fábrica de Vilaseca I
ERCROS, S.A.
13 017
14 784
15 200
15 057
8 208
66 266

ES000000000000935
935
DOW CHEMICAL IBÉRICA, S.L. – DOW SUR
DOW CHEMICAL IBÉRICA, S.L. – DOW SUR
77 539
77 539
77 539
62 335
65 113
360 065

ES000000000000996
996
CONSERVAS VEGETALES DE EXTREMADURA S.A.
MANUEL VÁZQUEZ CALLEJA
16 612
16 612
16 789
14 310
16 757
81 080

ES000000000001008
1008
FINANCIERA MADERERA S. A. (FINSA SANTIAGO)
FINANCIERA MADERERA, S.A.



54 602
72 880
127 482

ES000000000001013
1013
Financiera Maderera, S.A. (FINSA Orember)
FINANCIERA MADERERA, S.A.



56 527
54 953
111 480

ES000000000001033
1033
SABIC INNOVATIVE PLASTICS ESPAÑA, S.L.
SABIC Innovative Plastics España, S.L.
310 315
307 581
304 597
190 772
158 941
1 272 206

ES000000000201796
201796
ECO PORCELANICO S.L.U.
ECO PORCELÁNICO S.L.U


22 681
21 345
15 186
59 212

ES000000000201854
201854
Fertiberia S.A. – Fábrica de Avilés
FERTIBERIA S.A.
47 185
47 185
47 185
46 603
46 300
234 458

ES000000000201856
201856
FERTIBERIA, S.A. Fábrica de Puertollano
FERTIBERIA, S.A.
310 129
310 129
300 955
301 518
310 129
1 532 860

ES000000000202339
202339
XALLAS ELECTRICIDAD Y ALEACIONES, S.A.U.
XALLAS ELECTRICIDAD Y ALEACIONES, S.A.U.
130 295
120 233
123 995
71 703
44 704
490 930

ES000000000202476
202476
FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A. – Fábrica de Sabón
FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A. – Fábrica de Sabón
88 903
108 010
99 937
58 726
92 675
448 251

ES000000000205568
205568
ARCELORMITTAL ESPAÑA, S.A.
ARCELORMITTAL ESPAÑA, S.A. – fábrica de Lesaka
15 741
15 575
15 420
10 818
10 226
67 780

ES000000000205577
205577
Inovyn España S.L
Inovyn España S.L.
58 510
58 510
58 510
34 811
34 711
245 052

ES000000000205866
205866
COSENTINO INDUSTRIAL, S.A.U.
COSENTINO INDUSTRIAL, S.A.U.
21 227
24 356
32 981
39 730
47 788
166 082

ES000000000208983
208983
GALMED STEEL, S.A.U.
GALMED STEEL S.A.U
15 723
12 397
14 915
14 915
12 397
70 347

ES000000000209162
209162
SC Valorizaciones Agropecuarias
SC VALORIZACIONES AGROPECUARIAS, SL
8 209
8 540
6 578
5 921
7 480
36 728

ES000000000210691
210691
DESIMPACTO DE PURINES TURÉGANO S.A.
DESIMPACTO DE PURINES TURÉGANO S.A.
7 465
8 874
7 028
8 289
9 904
41 560

ES000000000210703
210703
PLADUR GYPSUM, S.A
PLADUR GYPSUM, S.A.U.
3 994
3 994
5 065
5 338
4 672
23 063

ES000000000218702
218702
GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L.
GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L.



2 387
2 626
5 013

ES000000000000012
12
VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA, S.A. – Córdoba
VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA, S.A. – FCA. DE CORDOBA
236 271
271 986
176 470
0
0
684 727

ES000000000090027
90027
Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSA III)
Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSAIII)
6 402
6 237
4 612
0
0
17 251

ES000000000090075
90075
SUGAL ANDALUCÍA, S.L.U
SUGAL ANDALUCÍA, S.L.U
9 164
9 164
7 293
0
0
25 621

ES000000000216400
216400
Silicatos de Malpica, S.L.U.
Silicatos de Malpica, S.L.U.
13 284
18 232
17 822
14 271
1 368
64 977

ES000000000217920
217920
ATOMMED
ATOMIZADORA DEL MEDITERRÁNEO, S.L.
0
10 150
9 379
0
0
19 529

ES000000000219420
219420
INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS PACUAL, SLU
INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS PACUAL, SLU


1 002
495
472
1 969

ES000000000219900
219900
Tableros Losán
Tableros Losán, s.a.



2 470
2 353
4 823

ES000000000220160
220160
AKIOLIS IBERIA SLU
AKIOLIS IBERIA SLU


155
625
596
1 376

ES000000000220382
220382
PINA SA
Pina, s.a.



10 084
9 609
19 693

ES000000000220523
220523
LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L.
LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L.



4 409
4 202
8 611

ES000000000220528
220528
ALUMASA
Aluminios del Maestre, S.A.



9 326
8 887
18 213

ES000000000220694
220694
TERRABRICK S.L.
TERRABRICK S.L.



3 736
3 559
7 295

ES000000000220930
220930
KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L.
KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L.



21 450
20 440
41 890

ES000000000220933
220933
HUB TECH FACTORY, SL
HUB TECH FACTORY, SL


1
26
24
51

ES000000000221151
221151
León Coated Solutions
León Coated Solutions, S.L.



5 971
0
5 971

ES000000000221942
221942
Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. – Fábrica de Soneja
SAINT GOBAIN PLACO IBERICA, S.A.



4 200
0
4 200

ES000000000221994
221994
INDUSTRIAS ALCORENSES CONFEDERADAS S.A. (ALMAZORA)
VICENTE LOPEZ DIEZ



7 320
0
7 320

ES000000000224825
224825
JAMES HARDIE SPAIN SLU
JAMES HARDIE SPAIN, S.L.U.



6 715
0
6 715

ES000000000225020
225020
Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica,S.A. – Fábrica de Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla)
SAINT GOBAIN PLACO IBERICA, S.A.



1 521
0
1 521

ES000000000225542
225542
Hidrógeno Verde Puertollano
IBERDROLA CLIENTES, S.A.U.



6 252
0
6 252

ES000000000226040
226040
C. AND. PINZÓN
CONESA ANDALUCIA, S.L. – C.AND.PINZÓN



1 904
0
1 904

ES000000000226463
226463
Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. – Fábrica de San Martín de la Vega (Polvo)
Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A.



5 057
0
5 057

ES000000000226542
226542
HYDRO ALUMINIUM IBERIA SAU
HYDRO ALUMINIUM IBERIA SAU



3 431
0
3 431

ES000000000226684
226684
DECOCER S.A.
DECOCER S.A.



3 793
0
3 793

ES000000000226861
226861
Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. – Fábrica de Viguera
SAINT GOBAIN PLACO IBERICA, S.A.



367
0
367

ES000000000227270
227270
KAURA COPRODUCTS, S.L.
KAURA COPRODUCTS, S.L.



2 524
0
2 524

ES000000000227276
227276
YESOS RUBIO Y DERIVADOS S.L.
YESOS RUBIO Y DERIVADOS S.L.



1 621
0
1 621

ES000000000227342
227342
La Fonte Ardennaise España, S.L.
La Fonte Ardennaise, S.L.



6 115
0
6 115

ES000000000227625
227625
Nueva Cerámica La Oliva, S.L.U.
Nueva Cerámica La Oliva, S.L.U.



493
0
493

ES000000000228101
228101
PLANTA DE SECADO TÉRMICO DE LODOS BUTARQUE
PLANTA DE SECADO TÉRMICO DE LODOS BUTARQUE



4 049
0
4 049

ES000000000228488
228488
AL DAHRA EUROPE S.R.L., Sucursal en España
AL DAHRA EUROPE S.R.L., Sucursal en España



526
0
526

ES000000000024010

Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica,S.A. – Fábrica de Gelsa(Zaragoza)
Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica,S.A.
0
0
0
6 282
0
6 282

ES000000000024024

YESOS SAN MARTIN, S.A.
YESOS SAN MARTÍN, S.A.
0
0
0
837
0
837

ES000000000024036

Planta de YEDESA
Hugo Miguel Caranhola Da Silva Pereira
0
0
0
2 317
0
2 317



TOTAL
2 773 121
2 834 408
2 730 616
2 458 128
2 370 785
13 167 058



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

FR000000000000003
3
SUCRERIE DE BUCY
TEREOS France
76 616
76 616
73 419
67 702
60 872
355 225

FR000000000000016
16
TEREOS France ORIGNY
TEREOS France
173 707
170 351
168 759
167 572
168 996
849 385

FR000000000000017
17
WILLIAM SAURIN PRODUCTION
WILLIAM SAURIN PRODUCTION
2 110
2 110
2 110
219
0
6 549

FR000000000000025
25
TEREOS France – SUCRERIE DE CHEVRIERES
TEREOS France
48 808
40 630
36 117
35 918
35 918
197 391

FR000000000000033
33
STORENGY France Stockage souterrain de Gournay sur Aronde
STORENGY
4 197
4 197
4 197
4 197
2 893
19 681

FR000000000000037
37
EDILIANS Site de Saint Germer de Fly
EDILIANS
24 209
24 209
24 209
24 209
19 837
116 673

FR000000000000038
38
Synthomer France SAS
Synthomer France SAS
12 250
11 585
9 887
803
0
34 525

FR000000000000057
57
Sucrerie de Roye
Saint Louis Sucre
54 497
46 437
50 267
50 267
56 127
257 595

FR000000000000059
59
ROQUETTE frères – Site de Vecquemont
ROQUETTE Frères SA – site de Vecquemont
30 316
23 117
21 538
17 634
14 592
107 197

FR000000000000092
92
RAYONIER A.M. Tartas
RAYONIER A.M.Tartas
156 751
156 751
156 751
156 751
123 052
750 056

FR000000000000099
99
TEREGA Station de compression de MONT
TEREGA
3 012
1 723
1 390
1 529
886
8 540

FR000000000000100
100
CELSA France
CELSA France
24 716
33 844
33 844
27 205
33 067
152 676

FR000000000000112
112
BOUYER LEROUX Usine GIRONDE
BOUYER LEROUX
26 108
24 245
24 245
22 638
17 405
114 641

FR000000000000114
114
TERREAL BAVENT
TERREAL
4 630
4 630
4 731
4 621
3 688
22 300

FR000000000000119
119
CHAUFFERIE DE LA ZUP DE HAUTEVILLE – LISIEUX
LISIEUX ENERGIE
1 642
1 642
1 642
1 266
1 393
7 585

FR000000000000120
120
Coopérative d'Isigny Ste Mère
Coopérative ISIGNY Sainte mère
23 426
25 612
26 180
24 410
24 511
124 139

FR000000000000126
126
Orano La Hague
Orano Recyclage
21 896
18 439
10 290
10 290
10 654
71 569

FR000000000000132
132
ENERGIE VERTE DE CAEN LA MER
ENERGIE VERTE DE CAEN LA MER
224
420
420
541
831
2 436

FR000000000000181
181
Soleval France_Usine de Javené
SOLEVAL
11 773
11 585
9 430
7 478
6 703
46 969

FR000000000000183
183
SOCIETE LAITIERE DE RETIERS
SOCIETE LAITIERE DE RETIERS
25 244
24 835
23 605
22 241
21 821
117 746

FR000000000000193
193
ENGIE ENERGIE SERVICES Rennes Villejean
ENGIE Energie Services (Engie Réseaux)
601
1 359
3 116
5 463
6 925
17 464

FR000000000000195
195
ERASTEEL COMMMENTRY
ERASTEEL Commentry
11 623
10 153
9 429
7 946
10 337
49 488

FR000000000000205
205
Aubert et Duval
AUBERT DUVAL
27 909
21 285
28 862
29 248
29 665
136 969

FR000000000000215
215
EUROPAFI
EUROPAFI
2 637
3 436
3 436
3 436
2 814
15 759

FR000000000000227
227
SOCCRAM Chaufferie de la Croix Rouge (Reims)
SOCCRAM
5 323
5 323
5 323
4 507
5 323
25 799

FR000000000000231
231
SUCRERIE DE CONNANTRE
TEREOS France
68 366
68 366
68 366
68 366
68 366
341 830

FR000000000000233
233
VERALLIA FRANCE – Oiry
Verallia Oiry
33 876
33 876
33 876
33 876
33 752
169 256

FR000000000000241
241
TCM – Chaufferie de La Chapelle Saint-Luc / Les Noës-Près-Troyes
Troyes Champagne Métropole
1 173
1 173
1 173
776
369
4 664

FR000000000000254
254
TourresCie
TourresCie
36 738
39 469
41 167
33 311
21 708
172 393

FR000000000000267
267
CHAUFFERIE de Resocéane
RESOCEANE
2 629
2 562
2 494
2 427
3 032
13 144

FR000000000000275
275
EUROAPI Saint-Aubin-lès-Elbeuf
EUROAPI Saint-Aubin-lès-Elbeuf
12 383
11 367
10 472
10 922
11 226
56 370

FR000000000000277
277
POCHET du COURVAL
Pochet du Courval
36 026
32 729
39 004
44 879
44 074
196 712

FR000000000000308
308
CHAUFFERIE DU CHU CHARLES NICOLLE
DALKIA France
1 804
1 758
1 711
1 084
776
7 133

FR000000000000346
346
BOUYER LEROUX Site de MABLY
BOUYER LEROUX
14 702
14 312
13 813
10 918
7 998
61 743

FR000000000000380
380
chaufferie de la Poterne
Compagnie de chauffage de Grenoble
11 105
10 820
8 424
7 273
6 837
44 459

FR000000000000408
408
ELM OPERATIONS -BRON PARILLY
ELM OPERATIONS
1 051
776
445
92
5
2 369

FR000000000000413
413
Sanofi Pasteur Marcy L'Etoile
Sanofi Pasteur
5 326
5 326
5 326
3 794
3 606
23 378

FR000000000000416
416
EDILIANS Site de Quincieux
EDILIANS
11 282
11 282
11 282
11 282
9 458
54 586

FR000000000000419
419
EDILIANS Site de Sainte Foy l'Argentière
EDILIANS
25 388
25 388
25 388
25 388
19 128
120 680

FR000000000000422
422
V3E – Chaufferie de Vaulx En Velin
V3E
5 216
5 082
4 948
3 866
3 641
22 753

FR000000000000424
424
VENISSIEUX ENERGIES-CHAUFFERIE URBAINE DES MINGUETTES
VENISSIEUX ENERGIES
6 054
5 899
5 743
4 654
4 292
26 642

FR000000000000427
427
TOTALENERGIES Raffinage France Raffinerie de FEYZIN
TOTALENERGIES Raffinage France
579 239
603 018
594 638
563 945
760 004
3 100 844

FR000000000000428
428
Chaufferie des Semailles à Rillieux-La-Pape COFELY
Plateau Nord Energie
500
500
327
128
708
2 163

FR000000000000432
432
ECLYDE-CHAUFFERIE URBAINE LA DUCHERE
ECLYDE-CHAUFFERIE URBAINE LA DUCHERE
2 813
2 813
2 813
2 338
2 813
13 590

FR000000000000458
458
NOVACARB
NOVACARB
435 784
435 784
435 784
435 784
435 784
2 178 920

FR000000000000488
488
Centrale de Chambière
UEM
16 605
16 178
15 751
16 159
12 531
77 224

FR000000000000501
501
PAPETERIES DE CLAIREFONTAINE
PAPETERIES DE CLAIREFONTAINE
38 533
38 533
38 533
38 533
38 332
192 464

FR000000000000504
504
LUCART SAS
LUCART SAS
16 230
16 230
16 230
16 230
14 123
79 043

FR000000000000505
505
EGGER PANNEAUX ET DECORS – Rambervillers
EGGER Panneaux et Décors
34 092
35 810
37 393
36 122
37 923
181 340

FR000000000000512
512
ENGIE ENERGIE SERVICES EPINAL
ENGIE COFELY
1 283
1 462
1 555
1 321
1 148
6 769

FR000000000000513
513
GRTgaz station de compression de Morelmaison
GRTgaz Territoire Nord Est
16 916
10 623
12 681
19 347
18 759
78 326

FR000000000000517
517
AGC Glass Seingbouse SAS
AGC Glass Seingbouse SAS
98 880
115 967
118 450
116 032
119 497
568 826

FR000000000000527
527
TotalEnergies – Usine de Carling
TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS France
15 633
16 304
15 506
13 450
13 964
74 857

FR000000000000531
531
LTR Industries
LTR Industries
6 371
7 523
7 802
9 602
8 167
39 465

FR000000000000584
584
ALTEO GARDANNE
ALTEO GARDANNE
172 448
149 163
108 902
55 245
47 126
532 884

FR000000000000586
586
AIX – ZUP D'ENCAGNANE
AIX-EN-PROVENCE ENERGIE ENVIRONNEMENT
3 627
4 517
4 945
4 470
4 184
21 743

FR000000000000591
591
COGE VITRY
COGE VITRY
34 443
38 733
37 711
31 788
37 755
180 430

FR000000000000592
592
CPCU – ST OUEN III
COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN
20 277
23 333
25 839
21 080
17 669
108 198

FR000000000000596
596
SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER
ISOVER
22 021
22 021
22 021
22 021
14 056
102 140

FR000000000000613
613
CHAUX DE PROVENCE
CHAUX DE PROVENCE
115 830
115 830
115 830
75 130
78 388
501 008

FR000000000000625
625
ASCOMETAL Usine de Fos-sur-Mer
ASCOMETAL FOS SUR MER SAS
29 126
31 542
38 241
28 376
22 129
149 414

FR000000000000641
641
CHAUX DE LA TOUR
CHAUX DE LA TOUR
103 575
72 094
61 735
41 689
27 274
306 367

FR000000000000648
648
BMI Production France-Usine de Marseille
BMI Production France
6 269
8 215
9 858
9 858
7 497
41 697

FR000000000000649
649
CEVE Clichy
CLICHY ENERGIE VERTE-CEVE
7 038
6 247
4 187
2 334
3 153
22 959

FR000000000000650
650
Chaufferie du Luth
GENNEVILLIERS ENERGIE
1 750
1 839
1 633
1 202
1 341
7 765

FR000000000000655
655
KERAGLASS
KERAGLASS
19 075
18 890
21 925
19 075
12 367
91 332

FR000000000000672
672
SAM MONTEREAU SAS
SAM MONTEREAU SAS
51 739
60 680
71 652
49 204
44 910
278 185

FR000000000000675
675
LESAFFRE FRERES
SAS Lesaffre Frères
13 588
13 339
17 180
14 738
17 180
76 025

FR000000000000685
685
OUEST O.M. ENERGIE
Ouest OM Energies (OOME)
62
62
62
167
271
624

FR000000000000692
692
TERREAL LES MUREAUX
TERREAL
3 889
3 889
4 722
4 079
3 039
19 618

FR000000000000698
698
VELIDIS – Chaufferie Vélizy III
VELIDIS
5 533
5 391
3 665
2 020
1 631
18 240

FR000000000000711
711
Centrale Thermique Principale
Aéroports de Paris
1 037
1 145
1 144
1 035
865
5 226

FR000000000000712
712
Domaine du Bois des Roches
ENGIE Energie Services
2 012
1 960
1 909
1 459
1 309
8 649

FR000000000000715
715
ENERLIS
ENERLIS
2 931
2 855
2 344
2 281
2 630
13 041

FR000000000000728
728
COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN – VAUGIRARD
COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN
11 891
15 908
20 001
21 600
25 121
94 521

FR000000000000730
730
CPCU – GRENELLE
COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN
6 636
8 037
8 037
6 512
8 037
37 259

FR000000000000733
733
IDEX LA DEFENSE – CENTRALE D'ALENCON à COURBEVOIE
IDEX La Défense
10 361
10 361
10 361
8 678
8 129
47 890

FR000000000000734
734
Chaufferie Urbaine SEINERGIE
SEINERGIE
4 340
4 340
3 242
2 699
4 340
18 961

FR000000000000754
754
GEOPICTA – Chaufferie urbaine de Villepinte
GEOPICTA
2 144
2 634
2 634
2 144
2 469
12 025

FR000000000000759
759
Chaufferie urbaine de SEVRAN
SEVEO
3 909
3 808
3 708
2 940
2 780
17 145

FR000000000000762
762
Chaufferie urbaine DALKIA – SCUC Chaufferie CT1
SCUC (Société de Chauffage Urbain de Créteil)
458
641
916
1 118
1 118
4 251

FR000000000000769
769
Sanofi chimie Vitry
SANOFI CHIMIE
6 312
7 033
6 907
6 247
6 100
32 599

FR000000000000808
808
Chaufferie Esplanade
Strasbourg Centre Energies
355
768
768
969
1 347
4 207

FR000000000000814
814
DOW France SAS Lauterbourg
DOW France SAS Lauterbourg
10 252
10 537
10 379
7 872
6 953
45 993

FR000000000000828
828
EUROGLAS SA
EUROGLAS SA
87 816
87 816
87 849
74 115
87 916
425 512

FR000000000000835
835
WIENERBERGER – Briqueterie d'Achenheim
WIENERBERGER SAS
19 141
17 401
17 401
15 804
11 860
81 607

FR000000000000855
855
Chaufferie Meinau
Strasbourg Centre Energies
4 933
4 110
4 110
2 855
2 119
18 127

FR000000000000857
857
EDILIANS Site de Damiatte
EDILIANS
2 297
2 297
2 924
2 297
1 881
11 696

FR000000000000864
864
VOA, Verrerie d'Albi
VOA Verrerie d'Albi
55 007
55 007
55 007
55 007
48 948
268 976

FR000000000000872
872
BOUYER LEROUX – Usine COLOMIERS
BOUYER LEROUX
17 740
21 337
24 874
24 157
18 761
106 869

FR000000000000875
875
ARKEMA France – Lannemezan
ARKEMA France
38 397
38 397
32 156
28 056
26 443
163 449

FR000000000000879
879
TERREAL RIEUSSEQUEL
TERREAL
2 535
2 535
2 535
2 637
2 520
12 762

FR000000000000881
881
SETHELEC CENTRALE DE COGENERATION DE GRAULHET
SETHELEC
0
0
0
0
571
571

FR000000000000914
914
VYNOVA Mazingarbe SAS
VYNOVA Mazingarbe SAS
15 790
15 790
15 790
13 393
15 790
76 553

FR000000000000920
920
SUCRERIE DE BOIRY
TEREOS France
58 416
58 416
58 416
58 416
59 252
292 916

FR000000000000928
928
Usine Renault Douai – Georges BESSE
Ampère Electricity
6 626
4 846
4 199
3 501
3 418
22 590

FR000000000000931
931
SAS DAUDRUY VAN CAUWENBERGHE
SAS DAUDRUY VAN CAUWENBERGHE
10 161
10 161
10 161
10 161
8 375
49 019

FR000000000000937
937
EQIOM Usine de Lumbres
EQIOM LUMBRES
394 574
394 574
394 574
394 574
284 548
1 862 844

FR000000000000939
939
NYRSTAR France
NYRSTAR France
49 887
49 887
40 003
37 183
49 887
226 847

FR000000000000951
951
TEREOS France LILLERS
TEREOS France
84 447
84 447
84 447
79 482
75 106
407 929

FR000000000000953
953
TEREOS – SUCRERIE D'ATTIN
TEREOS France
23 885
23 885
23 885
23 885
19 684
115 224

FR000000000000977
977
Gassco AS Dunkerque Terminal
Gassco AS
861
699
699
699
567
3 525

FR000000000000983
983
EDILIANS site de Phalempin
EDILIANS
4 248
4 248
4 248
3 550
3 087
19 381

FR000000000000999
999
GRTgaz station de compression de Taisnières-sur-Hon
GRTgaz Territoire Nord Est
21 061
11 992
5 842
5 842
4 573
49 310

FR000000000001004
1004
Versalis France SAS
Versalis France SAS
417 766
417 766
417 766
244 181
266 624
1 764 103

FR000000000001005
1005
SAARSTAHL ASCOVAL
Saarstahl Ascoval
12 034
20 728
30 706
29 838
27 131
120 437

FR000000000001007
1007
Briqueteries de TEMPLEUVE
Briqueteries du Nors
3 406
3 406
3 729
3 414
2 618
16 573

FR000000000001008
1008
ROQUETTE Lestrem
ROQUETTE Frères SA
368 002
368 002
368 002
349 278
282 862
1 736 146

FR000000000001015
1015
ALBIOMA LE GOL
ALBIOMA LE GOL
27 122
26 425
25 728
20 851
19 084
119 210

FR000000000001016
1016
ALBIOMA BOIS-ROUGE
ALBIOMA BOIS-ROUGE
38 679
37 685
36 691
26 606
27 039
166 700

FR000000000001021
1021
TERREAL ROUMAZIERES-LOUBERT
TERREAL
25 822
26 580
26 706
25 712
22 075
126 895

FR000000000001024
1024
AHLSTROM SPECIALTIES SAINT SEVERIN
AHLSTROM MUNKSJO SPECIALTIES SAINT-SEVERIN
20 577
21 598
21 375
21 015
21 529
106 094

FR000000000001028
1028
Tuilerie BMI Production France
BMI Prodcution France
13 742
14 001
14 001
14 001
11 482
67 227

FR000000000001032
1032
VERALLIA FRANCE – Cognac
Verallia France
72 825
59 820
55 674
57 149
44 672
290 140

FR000000000001034
1034
ROUSSELOT ANGOULEME SAS
ROUSSELOT ANGOULEME SAS
4 839
4 715
4 591
4 466
4 342
22 953

FR000000000001038
1038
HeidelbergMaterials Usine de Bussac-Forêt
HeidelbergMaterials
352 904
352 904
271 268
152 806
163 404
1 293 286

FR000000000001117
1117
Société Anonyme de la Raffinerie des Antilles
SARA
32 641
22 338
22 338
31 293
30 147
138 757

FR000000000001123
1123
Chaufferie Urbaine DALKIA – SCUC Chaufferie A CENTRE
SCUC (Société de Chauffage Urbain de Créteil)
2 824
2 824
1 968
1 411
1 242
10 269

FR000000000001129
1129
ENORIS – Curma Rue Victor Basch
ENORIS
1 828
1 828
1 426
1 200
1 348
7 630

FR000000000001145
1145
ELM OPERATIONS – TAG EINSTEIN
ELM OPERATIONS
3 513
5 124
6 133
5 967
5 952
26 689

FR000000000001156
1156
WIENERBERGER – Usine de Durtal
WIENERBERGER SAS
15 544
15 544
17 016
15 544
11 157
74 805

FR000000000001163
1163
KNAUF INSULATION LANNEMEZAN
KNAUF INSULATION LANNEMEZAN
22 405
22 405
22 405
25 776
22 405
115 396

FR000000000001167
1167
Dalkia – Danisco
Dalkia
20 124
20 124
20 124
20 124
16 118
96 614

FR000000000001168
1168
SAS NORD ESTER
SAS NORD ESTER
1 430
1 242
1 242
950
766
5 630

FR000000000202377
202377
CENERGY – Chaufferie des Linandes
CenergY
4 989
6 330
4 989
2 692
2 340
21 340

FR000000000203838
203838
ADISSEO Les Roches
ADISSEO – Roches
101 593
101 593
101 593
101 593
101 593
507 965

FR000000000203841
203841
ADISSEO – Roussillon
ADISSEO – Plateforme chimique de Roussillon
54 257
43 516
36 980
35 729
37 430
207 912

FR000000000204058
204058
SOCIETE LAITIERE DE PONTIVY
SOCIETE LAITIERE DE PONTIVY
12 178
8 137
8 456
6 492
5 054
40 317

FR000000000204214
204214
Ferroglobe Manganese France
Ferroglobe Manganese France
132 880
128 391
185 114
130 028
90 991
667 404

FR000000000204218
204218
PRODEVA
PRODEVA
7 688
7 396
6 640
6 640
8 525
36 889

FR000000000204318
204318
ARKEMA France – Usine de Lacq
ARKEMA France
30 862
30 862
30 862
30 862
19 696
143 144

FR000000000204784
204784
Polytechnyl Belle-Etoile Engineering Plastics
Polytechnyl
6 833
7 944
6 833
6 833
6 833
35 276

FR000000000204905
204905
DESHYOUEST
DESHYOUEST
3 301
3 301
3 301
2 571
3 301
15 775

FR000000000205437
205437
SICA PULPES DE BOIRY
TEREOS France
14 221
17 883
14 471
11 630
14 891
73 096

FR000000000205488
205488
Maubeuge Construction Automobile
MAUBEUGE CONSTRUCTION AUTOMOBILE
5 292
5 292
3 722
2 888
2 730
19 924

FR000000000205579
205579
Etex France Building Performance usine de Le Pin
Etex France Building Performance
5 079
5 386
5 659
5 500
4 822
26 446

FR000000000205639
205639
Luzeal – site de Pontfaverger
LUZEAL
6 085
5 942
5 770
4 106
3 962
25 865

FR000000000205660
205660
APERAM STAINLESS France
APERAM STAINLESS France
19 039
19 186
19 186
18 823
18 823
95 057

FR000000000205686
205686
SNF SAS
SNF
34 513
34 513
34 513
34 513
34 034
172 086

FR000000000205688
205688
SUNDESHY – SITE DE FRANCHEVILLE
Société coopérative agricole de déshydratation SUNDESHY
11 989
15 121
15 121
11 831
13 144
67 206

FR000000000205690
205690
SUNDESHY – SITE DE SOUDRON
Société coopérative agricole de déshydratation SUNDESHY
1 570
1 570
1 570
1 570
2 032
8 312

FR000000000205729
205729
RAGT SEMENCES – Site Les Molinières
RAGT SEMENCES SAS
554
554
554
554
554
2 770

FR000000000205768
205768
IMERYS ALUMINATE DUNKERQUE
IMERYS ALUMINATES SA
116 492
116 372
116 372
116 372
116 236
581 844

FR000000000205829
205829
Aubert et Duval site de Pamiers
Aubert et Duval
3 817
3 419
3 419
3 419
3 740
17 814

FR000000000205870
205870
COOPERL ARC ATLANTIQUE LAMBALLE
COOPERL ARC ATLANTIQUE
1 575
1 875
1 939
1 671
1 569
8 629

FR000000000206028
206028
PLACOPLATRE VAUJOURS
PLACOPLATRE
30 205
30 205
30 205
30 490
30 747
151 852

FR000000000206033
206033
Société Européenne de Véhicules Légers du Nord
SEVELNORD
4 911
4 911
4 911
3 883
3 254
21 870

FR000000000206044
206044
EURALIS CEREALES LESCAR
EURALIS CEREALES
519
519
372
372
519
2 301

FR000000000206047
206047
TATA STEEL MAUBEUGE S.A.S.
TATA STEEL MAUBEUGE S.A.S.
29 628
29 628
28 434
25 040
29 628
142 358

FR000000000206138
206138
VIVESCIA-site de Pringy
VIVESCIA
239
447
447
237
447
1 817

FR000000000206160
206160
Saint Gobain PAM Canalisation
SAINT GOBAIN PAM CANALISATION
26 412
26 412
26 412
26 412
24 257
129 905

FR000000000206175
206175
MAISICA DE BAYONNE GIE
MAISICA DE BAYONNE GIE
654
654
415
654
530
2 907

FR000000000206222
206222
Coopérative Eureden (ex UCA CECABROONS)
Coopérative Eureden (ex UCA CECABROONS)
752
752
632
632
717
3 485

FR000000000206291
206291
Colas France – Centrale d'enrobage mobile – TSM25-3
COLAS FRANCE – Territoire Nord Est – Etablissement Grand Travaux France
1 202
838
1 228
677
558
4 503

FR000000000206406
206406
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE MARCKOLSHEIM
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE
420
628
628
154
420
2 250

FR000000000206409
206409
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE HOCHFELDEN
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE
235
235
235
101
235
1 041

FR000000000206410
206410
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE SELTZ
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE
482
722
722
293
451
2 670

FR000000000206411
206411
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE STRASBOURG
COMPTOIR AGRICOLE
466
936
936
312
721
3 371

FR000000000206602
206602
LIDEA France
LIDEA France
550
661
550
375
550
2 686

FR000000000206604
206604
Silo GUSTAVE MULLER OTTMARSHEIM
GUSTAVE MULLER SAS
664
787
664
362
539
3 016

FR000000000206703
206703
Tronox France SAS
TRONOX France SAS
28 100
28 100
28 100
26 979
21 819
133 098

FR000000000206845
206845
SILO SICA NEUF BRISACH
Société de construction et d'exploitation de silo au Port Rhénan de Colmar/Neuf-Brisach
272
374
272
130
130
1 178

FR000000000207223
207223
DESVRES SURFACES
DESVRES SURFACES
17 392
13 764
10 185
11 946
12 918
66 205

FR000000000207493
207493
Chaufferie d'Appoint Secours CACHAN
DALKIA
1 012
1 012
1 012
653
779
4 468

FR000000000209102
209102
Silo GUSTAVE MULLER
GUSTAVE MULLER SAS
204
204
204
84
204
900

FR000000000210205
210205
GRTgaz station de compression de Beynes
GRTgaz Territoire Val de Seine
1 818
2 328
3 734
4 325
3 734
15 939

FR000000000210662
210662
AJINOMOTO FOODS EUROPE Mesnil Saint Nicaise
AJINOMOTO FOODS EUROPE
463
463
463
576
708
2 673

FR000000000213900
213900
PLAINE DE GARONNE ENERGIES
PLAINE DE GARONNE ENERGIES
920
897
873
1 112
1 473
5 275

FR000000000214000
214000
ELM Opérations – Chaufferie Surville Lyon
ELM Opérations
3 523
3 523
4 083
5 194
6 717
23 040

FR000000000215900
215900
WIZPAPER
WIZPAPER
27 006
26 412
25 818
21 430
21 064
121 730

FR000000000216100
216100
Chaufferie urbaine Dalkia – SCUC MONDOR
SCUC (Société de Chauffage Urbain de Créteil)
364
210
210
210
361
1 355

FR000000000218080
218080
RUEIL ENERGIE
Rueil Energie
0
163
1 121
1 096
1 412
3 792



TOTAL
6 092 220
6 034 548
5 944 689
5 265 262
5 135 994
28 472 713



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

IT000000000000038
38
SANAC S.p.A. in Amministrazione Straordinaria
SANAC S.p.A. in Amministrazione Straordinaria-Stabilimento di Gattinara
2 015
2 015
1 693
1 089
910
7 722

IT000000000000052
52
Stabilimento di Viale Industria
Abet Laminati SpA
2 195
2 195
2 024
1 790
1 689
9 893

IT000000000000057
57
Kimberly-Clark S.r.l. Stabilimento di Romagnano Sesia
Kimberly-Clark s.r.l.
23 391
26 127
24 492
24 089
23 967
122 066

IT000000000000063
63
Cementeria di Robilante
Buzzi Unicem S.r.l.
635 951
737 302
737 302
635 951
635 951
3 382 457

IT000000000000089
89
Stabilimento GNL di Panigaglia
GNL Italia SpA
14 499
10 729
9 559
13 996
10 411
59 194

IT000000000000095
95
Riva Acciaio S.p.a
Riva Acciaio S.p.A.
23 047
26 862
31 179
24 833
20 466
126 387

IT000000000000115
115
VIDRALA ITALIA SRL
VERALLIA CORSICO SRL
45 453
47 977
51 892
57 631
60 459
263 412

IT000000000000125
125
Vetrobalsamo SPA
Vetrobalsamo SPA
42 097
41 374
41 401
41 077
38 838
204 787

IT000000000000145
145
Dalmine S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Dalmine
Dalmine S.p.A.
134 287
123 132
149 394
142 460
153 123
702 396

IT000000000000163
163
O.R.I. MARTIN S.P.A.
O.R.I. MARTIN S.P.A.
80 516
78 121
76 014
70 806
70 939
376 396

IT000000000000164
164
ALFA ACCIAI S.p. A.
ALFA ACCIAI S.P.A.
105 636
103 284
96 313
93 855
93 855
492 943

IT000000000000170
170
FERRIERA VALSABBIA SPA – Stabilimento di Odolo (BS)
FERRIERA VALSABBIA SPA
36 566
38 876
40 219
40 341
40 136
196 138

IT000000000000174
174
Travi e Profilati di Pallanzeno S.p.A.
Travi e Profilati di Pallanzeno S.p.A.
47 393
47 393
44 147
29 091
29 091
197 115

IT000000000000176
176
Cartiera di Toscolano
Mosaico Spa
35 324
35 324
35 324
25 809
23 104
154 885

IT000000000000180
180
Raffineria di Sannazzaro
Eni S.p.A.
1 262 101
986 653
1 076 015
1 111 991
1 111 991
5 548 751

IT000000000000193
193
Concessione Sergnano Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas
Stogit S.p.A.
8 529
7 110
6 318
6 820
8 529
37 306

IT000000000000205
205
Verallia – Stabilimento di Villa Poma
Verallia italia S.p.a.
55 049
56 098
65 465
68 636
66 316
311 564

IT000000000000212
212
Stabilimento di Varone
Fedrigoni S.P.A
10 144
10 144
13 143
13 143
10 872
57 446

IT000000000000235
235
ACCIAIERIE DI VERONA
ACCIAIERIE DI VERONA SPA
73 054
75 065
73 580
68 407
67 558
357 664

IT000000000000239
239
Cartiera di Chiampo
MOSAICO Spa
9 776
10 147
11 672
9 274
8 093
48 962

IT000000000000240
240
Mosaico Spa – Stabilimento di Lugo
MOSAICO Spa
13 926
13 769
13 639
7 623
4 565
53 522

IT000000000000246
246
Stabilimento di Sarego
Burgo Group SpA
39 139
39 139
39 139
29 391
25 887
172 695

IT000000000000255
255
Mosaico Spa – Stabilimento di Treviso
Mosaico Spa
11 380
11 380
11 380
9 361
11 000
54 501

IT000000000000256
256
Centrale di compressione gas di Istrana
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
6 802
8 353
5 631
1 192
526
22 504

IT000000000000262
262
Cartiera di Villorba
Burgo Group SpA
48 479
48 479
48 599
36 696
35 326
217 579

IT000000000000264
264
IMPIANTO PER LA PRODUZIONE DI VETRO CAVO MECCANICO
Zignago Vetro S.p.A.
73 609
70 102
70 102
75 411
79 145
368 369

IT000000000000295
295
Centrale di compressione gas di Malborghetto
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
31 595
30 915
18 878
3 567
397
85 352

IT000000000000313
313
EMILIANA CONSERVE SpA
Emiliana Conserve Società Agricola S.p.A.
4 227
5 229
5 229
5 502
5 229
25 416

IT000000000000316
316
BORMIOLI LUIGI S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Fidenza (Parma)
Bormioli Luigi
43 252
43 461
43 461
42 183
41 256
213 613

IT000000000000367
367
SANAC SPA IN AMMINISTRAZIONE STRAORDINARIA
SANAC SPA IN AMMINISTRAZIONE STRAORDINARIA
3 899
3 899
3 265
1 586
1 863
14 512

IT000000000000386
386
Soffass via Leccio
Soffass SpA
17 435
17 435
17 435
14 647
12 749
79 701

IT000000000000413
413
Piaggio C. S.p.A.
Piaggio C. S.p.A.
2 236
2 367
2 039
1 728
1 536
9 906

IT000000000000422
422
Nuova Solmine S.p.A.
Nuova Solmine S.p.A.
7 984
7 779
7 573
5 053
4 912
33 301

IT000000000000427
427
Ghigiano
Colacem Spa
370 155
370 155
316 863
316 963
317 419
1 691 555

IT000000000000428
428
Cementerie Aldo Barbetti S.p.A. Stabilimento di Gubbio
Cementeria Aldo Barbetti S.p.A.
473 475
473 782
473 944
474 097
474 472
2 369 770

IT000000000000450
450
CARTIERA SAN MARTINO SPA
Cartiera San Martino SpA
4 450
4 075
3 878
4 214
4 075
20 692

IT000000000000457
457
Burgo Group S.p.A. Stabilimento di Sora
Burgo Group S.p.A.
69 831
72 624
81 425
56 620
40 062
320 562

IT000000000000458
458
Reno DE Medici Spa Stabilimento di Villa Santa Lucia
Reno De Medici SpA
50 231
50 231
48 878
27 604
26 575
203 519

IT000000000000464
464
Centrale di compressione gas di Melizzano
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
73
2 858
7 737
11 310
12 833
34 811

IT000000000000467
467
Impianto di combustione con potenza calorifica di combustione di oltre 20 MW
LE SPECIALITA' ITALIANE s.r.l.
2 410
2 626
2 092
1 462
1 795
10 385

IT000000000000470
470
Centrale Termica
Edison Next s.p.a
4 188
3 660
3 660
3 801
3 617
18 926

IT000000000000486
486
Centrale Termoelettrica
Edison Next s.p.a
7 924
7 721
6 020
4 768
3 934
30 367

IT000000000000522
522
Galatina
Colacem Spa
357 234
357 234
357 234
198 030
173 373
1 443 105

IT000000000000540
540
Centrale di compressione gas di Messina
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
4 929
13 084
24 786
31 570
27 949
102 318

IT000000000000561
561
Impianto IGCC
Isab Srl
113 935
59 096
49 461
100 768
74 608
397 868

IT000000000000569
569
SANAC SPA in Amministrazione Straordinaria- Stabilimento di Assemini
SANAC SPA In Amministrazione Straordinaria
4 634
4 634
2 379
151
1 578
13 376

IT000000000000574
574
CEMENTERIA DI SAMATZAI
Heidelberg Materials Italia Cementi S.p.A:
181 189
165 085
180 223
134 402
99 429
760 328

IT000000000000575
575
Complesso Raffineria, IGCC e Impianti Nord dal 01.01.2016
SARLUX SRL
2 143 510
1 798 838
2 143 510
2 130 851
2 130 851
10 347 560

IT000000000000580
580
Impianto di San Vito al Tagliamento (PN)
VETRI SPECIALI SPA
22 690
22 914
26 418
28 512
27 840
128 374

IT000000000000595
595
Centrale di compressione gas di Masera
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
7 799
4 077
3 302
4 077
1 956
21 211

IT000000000000600
600
BARTOLI S.p.A.
Bartoli S.p.a.
2 479
2 080
2 649
3 199
2 214
12 621

IT000000000000626
626
Piattaforma Barbara T1
Eni S.p.A.
5 053
4 416
4 416
4 950
4 340
23 175

IT000000000000692
692
Cartiera Francescantonio Cerrone Spa
Cartiera Francescantonio Cerrone Spa
8 193
8 501
9 077
9 638
10 639
46 048

IT000000000000694
694
LUCART SPA – STABILIMENTO DI PORCARI
LUCART SPA
32 855
30 632
30 391
29 420
29 056
152 354

IT000000000000794
794
Stabilimento Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A
Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A.
599 934
599 934
599 934
599 729
599 729
2 999 260

IT000000000000848
848
Stabilimento di Lavello
Eugea Mediterranea
820
974
820
983
1 134
4 731

IT000000000000864
864
Cementeria di Tavernola Bergamasca
Italsacci spa
288 319
171 507
151 324
179 359
155 828
946 337

IT000000000000867
867
Feralpi Siderurgica S.p.A. Stabilimento di Lonato
FERALPI SIDERURGICA SPA
72 625
79 999
82 430
73 761
74 715
383 530

IT000000000000908
908
Unicalce S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Lecco
UNICALCE S.P.A.
126 733
126 733
126 733
96 849
96 849
573 897

IT000000000000964
964
NLMK VERONA S.p.A.
NLMK Verona S.p.A.
55 385
59 063
59 063
55 562
55 562
284 635

IT000000000000969
969
EMILIANA CONSERVE SpA
Emiliana Conserve Società Agricola S.p.A.
3 740
4 182
4 467
4 628
3 983
21 000

IT000000000000977
977
Stabilimento di Albinia
Conserve Italia soc.coop. Agricola
2 776
2 776
2 338
1 971
2 337
12 198

IT000000000001004
1004
Ferrero Industriale Italia srl
Ferrero Industriale Italia srl
20 645
20 292
18 722
17 995
17 863
95 517

IT000000000001049
1049
Orion Engineered Carbons S.r.l.
Orion Engineered Carbons S.r.l.
111 535
111 535
111 535
132 199
132 199
599 003

IT000000000001051
1051
TLR IMOLA – CENTRALE COGEN CASALEGNO
HERA SPA
5 134
5 002
4 870
4 738
3 815
23 559

IT000000000001063
1063
Centrale di compressione gas di Poggio Renatico
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
11 163
13 167
14 990
16 319
12 127
67 766

IT000000000001066
1066
SICIT GROUP SPA – STABILIMENTO DI CHIAMPO
SICIT GROUP SPA
5 643
5 991
6 377
7 021
7 682
32 714

IT000000000001074
1074
Leonardo S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Grottaglie-Monteiasi
LEONARDO S.P.A.
1 442
1 031
673
985
1 293
5 424

IT000000000001135
1135
Stabilimento Fantoni – Rivoli di Osoppo
Fantoni S.p.A.
106 136
106 437
106 437
106 100
105 960
531 070

IT000000000001185
1185
Centrale termica stabilimento di Attianese S.p.A.
Attianese S.p.A.
623
623
1 182
776
204
3 408

IT000000000202022
202022
Cooperativa Ceramica d'Imola S.c. – Stabilimento 2
Cooperativa Ceramica d'Imola sc
25 326
25 757
29 457
26 151
24 461
131 152

IT000000000202023
202023
Cooperativa Ceramica d'Imola S.c. – Stabilimento 3
Cooperativa Ceramica d'Imola sc
20 484
23 057
29 140
29 719
22 652
125 052

IT000000000202037
202037
FLORIM CERAMICHE SPA SB – STAB. FLOORGRES
FLORIM CERAMICHE – SOCIETA' PER AZIONI SOCIETA' BENEFIT ABBREVIABILE IN: "FLORIM S.P.A. SB"
36 426
38 112
49 967
40 263
30 766
195 534

IT000000000202109
202109
Cotto Petrus Srl
Cotto Petrus Srl

34 046
35 553
29 194
29 672
128 465

IT000000000202162
202162
MARAZZI GROUP S.p.A. a socio unico – Stabilimento di Fiorano Modenese
MARAZZI GROUP S.r.l. a socio unico
47 428
47 428
47 634
47 755
44 784
235 029

IT000000000202296
202296
FORGE MONCHIERI S.p.A.
FORGE MONCHIERI S.p.A.
7 210
7 210
7 210
8 324
7 210
37 164

IT000000000202458
202458
ceramiche caesar s.p.a
Ceramiche Caesar S.p.A.
26 958
26 958
29 882
28 455
26 475
138 728

IT000000000202460
202460
Ceramiche Marca Corona S.p.A.
Ceramiche Marca Corona S.p.A.
24 136
24 136
25 762
24 428
24 268
122 730

IT000000000202462
202462
Slim Aluminium S.p.A.
Slim Aluminium S.p.A.
21 010
24 180
24 064
20 894
19 904
110 052

IT000000000202463
202463
Mirage Granito Ceramico S.p.A.
Mirage Granito Ceramico S.p.A.
44 325
54 803
59 964
59 302
65 116
283 510

IT000000000202500
202500
Gruppo Romani – Stabilimento di Rubiera
Gruppo Romani SpA
26 838
26 838
32 238
32 393
29 348
147 655

IT000000000202619
202619
Ceramica Del Conca SPA – stabilimento di Savignano Sul Panaro (MO)
Ceramica Del Conca SPA
20 536
21 706
22 815
25 178
21 706
111 941

IT000000000203816
203816
Marcegaglia Gazoldo INOX S.p.A.
Marcegaglia Gazoldo Inox S.p.A.
31 498
31 498
32 118
32 804
34 082
162 000

IT000000000205126
205126
Gruppo Ceramiche Ricchetti S.p.A. – Stab. 7
Gruppo Ceramiche Ricchetti SpA
15 005
14 575
14 711
11 257
9 930
65 478

IT000000000205317
205317
Stabilimento di Bubano
Wienerberger SpA
46 683
39 761
41 809
35 971
35 971
200 195

IT000000000205332
205332
ITELYUM REGENERATION SPA Stabilimento di Pieve Fissiraga
Itelyum Regeneration spa
29 011
32 359
34 118
36 604
36 604
168 696

IT000000000205344
205344
GRANITO FORTE
GRANITO FORTE SPA
10 548
12 984
13 297
10 821
10 362
58 012

IT000000000205573
205573
Trafilerie Carlo Gnutti S.p.A.
Trafilerie Carlo Gnutti S.p.A.
10 869
13 972
13 972
13 972
10 443
63 228

IT000000000205586
205586
Polynt SpA – Stabilimento di Ravenna
Polynt SpA
81 515
85 555
85 555
82 118
82 118
416 861

IT000000000205624
205624
Granitifiandre S.p.A.
Granitifiandre SpA
18 005
18 187
20 404
19 077
19 077
94 750

IT000000000205643
205643
DI MUZIO LATERIZI SRL
DI MUZIO LATERIZI SRL
22 328
26 306
22 449
22 990
27 974
122 047

IT000000000206346
206346
SAIB S.p.A.
SAIB S.p.A.
15 273
17 829
24 374
31 789
31 789
121 054

IT000000000207014
207014
Matrìca S.p.a.
Matrìca S.p.a.
9 861
9 187
9 581
10 098
9 298
48 025

IT000000000207442
207442
Marcegaglia Plates S.p.A. – impianto di via Fermi 28
Marcegaglia Plates S.p.A.
24 486
25 113
28 724
30 101
29 717
138 141

IT000000000208744
208744
Fornaci Laterizi Danesi Spa – Stabilimento di Lugagnano Val d'Arda (PC)
Fornaci Laterizi Danesi SpA
21 570
21 152
22 650
23 130
22 309
110 811

IT000000000209746
209746
Burgo Group SpA – stabilimento di Avezzano
Burgo Group SpA
41 360
41 360
40 758
40 264
39 696
203 438

IT000000000209747
209747
Acciaierie Venete Spa – stabilimento di Borgo Valsugana
Acciaierie Venete Spa
22 611
24 148
24 366
24 725
24 233
120 083

IT000000000210418
210418
Centrale di compressione gas di Minerbio
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
292
126
630
1 097
546
2 691

IT000000000210541
210541
ABK GROUP – STABILIMENTO DI SOLIGNANO
ABK GROUP INDUSTRIE CERAMICHE SPA
20 524
21 875
23 875
23 875
28 312
118 461

IT000000000216280
216280
TUSCANIA S.p.A.
TUSCANIA S.P.A.
24 686
23 346
24 536
26 171
27 061
125 800



TOTAL
8 977 678
8 349 368
8 815 367
8 439 331
8 266 468
42 848 212



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

LV000000000204013
204013
Iekārtas ģipša izstrādājumu ražošanai
SIA Knauf
7 523
7 523
7 809
7 809
6 508
37 172

LV000000000000006
6
Akciju sabiedrība "Latvenergo" TEC-1
Akciju sabiedrība "Latvenergo"
35 245
31 658
30 823
23 770
21 533
143 029

LV000000000000008
8
Katlu māja
SIA "Gren Jelgava"
97
97
97
97
238
626

LV000000000000014
14
AS "RĪGAS SILTUMS" katlu māja Gobas ielā 33a
AS "RĪGAS SILTUMS"
1 053
1 053
1 053
1 053
1 215
5 427

LV000000000000018
18
AS "RĪGAS SILTUMS" siltumcentrāles "Imanta" iecirknis SC "Zasulauks"
AS "RĪGAS SILTUMS"
4 507
5 262
5 123
4 985
3 690
23 567

LV000000000000025
25
Katlu māja "Kauguri"
SIA "Jūrmalas Siltums"
1 114
1 392
1 646
1 244
736
6 132

LV000000000000038
38
PAS "Daugavpils siltumtīkli",siltumcentrāle Nr.3
PAS "Daugavpils siltumtīkli"
1 541
2 699
6 498
8 329
6 809
25 876

LV000000000000039
39
PAS "Daugavpils siltumtīkli",siltumcentrāle Nr.1
PAS "Daugavpils siltumtīkli"
3 022
4 405
4 289
3 002
2 458
17 176

LV000000000000040
40
PAS "Daugavpils siltumtīkli",siltumcentrāle Nr.2
PAS "Daugavpils siltumtīkli"
1 744
1 744
1 607
1 409
3 740
10 244

LV000000000000042
42
SIA "Jēkabpils siltums" apkures katlu māja
SIA "Jēkabpils siltums"
1 155
1 125
1 368
1 235
1 036
5 919

LV000000000000049
49
TEC
SIA "Liepājas enerģija"
7 300
7 112
8 364
7 874
6 550
37 200

LV000000000000057
57
AS Ventbunkers
Akciju sabiedrība "Ventbunkers"
1 713
1 142
671
671
506
4 703

LV000000000000059
59
Izejmateriālu žāvēšanas iekārta
SIA "Saulkalne S"
1 606
1 606
1 606
137
0
4 955

LV000000000000061
61
Iekārta stikla šķiedras ražošanai
AS "Valmieras stikla šķiedra"
19 551
19 551
19 551
19 551
19 429
97 633

LV000000000000063
63
Keramikas būvmateriālu ražotne
LODE SIA
9 128
9 660
8 099
6 358
7 279
40 524

LV000000000000069
69
Māla būvmateriālu apdedzināšanas krāsns
LODE SIA
15 270
15 270
13 697
10 653
10 502
65 392

LV000000000000096
96
SIA KRONOSPAN Riga
SIA KRONOSPAN Riga
100 986
85 270
71 861
76 927
100 986
436 030

LV000000000000099
99
SIA "Juglas jauda" koģenerācijas stacija
SIA "Juglas jauda"
962
2 137
3 272
2 959
2 558
11 888

LV000000000000103
103
Inčukalna pazemes gāzes krātuves sadedzināšanas iekārtas
Akciju sabiedrība "Conexus Baltic Grid"
6 717
6 717
5 310
6 717
5 513
30 974

LV000000000000111
111
Katlu māja N. Rancāna ielā 5 (Rīgas ielā 1)
SIA "Rēzeknes siltumtīkli"
4 440
4 326
4 212
2 171
1 239
16 388

LV000000000210002
210002
SIA "Gren Rīga" koģenerācijas stacija
SIA "Gren Rīga"
6 201
6 387
6 218
5 821
5 154
29 781

LV000000000210127
210127
Vangažu asfaltbetona rūpnīca, CBF SIA "BINDERS"
Ceļu būves firma SIA "BINDERS"
1 710
1 990
2 261
2 261
1 813
10 035

LV000000000000013
13
Katlu māja Rūpniecības iela 2
SIA "AIZKRAUKLES SILTUMS"
522
678
678
52
0
1 930

LV000000000000021
21
SIA "OGRES NAMSAIMNIEKS" Katlu māja
Sabiedrība ar ierobežotu atbildību "Ogres Namsamnieks"
128
125
122
119
8
502

LV000000000000113
113
Katlu māja, zivju kūpināšanas iekārta
Sabiedrība ar ierobežotu atbildību GAMMA-A
169
169
169
21
0
528

LV000000000000114
114
Klinkera apdedzināšanas krāsns
SIA"SCHWENK Latvija"
762 315
762 316
762 367
762 367
648 372
3 697 737



TOTAL
995 719
981 414
968 771
957 592
857 872
4 761 368



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

HU000000000000034
34
Mészüzem
Calmit Hungária Kft.
68 400
68 400
68 400
68 400
53 171
326 771

HU000000000000035
35
Carmeuse Hungária Kft Beremendi Mészüzem
Carmeuse Hungária Kft
67 475
52 495
40 188
19 866
367
180 391

HU000000000000127
127
Algyő Gázüzem
MOL Nyrt
14 652
13 044
10 462
8 306
0
46 464

HU000000000000132
132
Magyar Suzuki Zrt.-Esztergomi gyára
Magyar Suzuki Zrt.
3 609
3 212
3 212
3 094
2 893
16 020

HU000000000000208
208
Villeroy Boch Magyarország Kft
Villeroy Boch Magyarország Kft
12 250
12 250
12 250
10 482
8 909
56 141

HU000000000000257
257
Hamburger Hungária Kft. vegyestüzelésű erőmű (Hamburger Erőmű)
HAMBURGER Hungária Kft.
154 573
154 573
154 573
154 573
154 377
772 669

HU000000000201935
201935
Bioetanol Üzem – Dunaföldvár
Pannonia Bio Zrt.
94 992
94 310
91 118
95 671
113 145
489 236

HU000000000216220
216220
MOL Petrolkémia Zrt. Poliol
MOL Petrolkémia Zrt.
0
0
853
0
0
853

HU000000000220322
220322
Akkumulátorgyár Hőközpont
SK On Hungary Kft.
0
0
1 575
0
0
1 575



TOTAL
415 951
398 284
382 631
360 392
332 862
1 890 120



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

NL000000000000041
41
FrieslandCampina Bedum
FrieslandCampina
17 207
16 944
14 633
14 386
12 217
75 387

NL000000000000042
42
FrieslandCampina Leeuwarden
FrieslandCampina
25 499
25 323
16 624
8 680
6 862
82 988

NL000000000000101
101
VPR Energy BV
VPR Energy BV
119 362
128 677
124 444
140 173
151 113
663 769

NL000000000000106
106
Akzo Nobel Chemicals B.V. (per 1-7-2019 Nouryon Chemicals B.V.)
Akzo Nobel Chemicals B.V. (per 1-7-2019 Nouryon Chemicals B.V.)
98 484
95 953
93 422
72 324
51 834
412 017

NL000000000000126
126
Ketjen Netherlands BV
Albemarle Catalysts Company BV
14 876
12 985
12 985
12 985
12 444
66 275

NL000000000000163
163
Centrale Maasvlakte
Uniper Benelux N.V.
5 933
5 667
5 915
5 156
4 324
26 995

NL000000000000168
168
WKC Helmond 1 2
Ennatuurlijk B.V.
5 091
4 960
4 829
3 637
3 404
21 921

NL000000000000190
190
Veolia Industriediensten B.V.
Veolia Industriediensten B.V.
8 482
8 474
8 385
6 807
6 532
38 680

NL000000000000212
212
Harting Holland B.V.
Harting Holland B.V.
4 741
4 619
4 497
0
0
13 857

NL000000000000229
229
WKC Oosterheem
Eneco Solar, Bio Hydro B.V.
1 268
1 235
1 203
1 170
945
5 821

NL000000000000231
231
WKC Vathorst
Eneco Solar, Bio Hydro B.V.
1 067
1 039
1 012
823
520
4 461

NL000000000000274
274
Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Schipperswaard
Wienerberger B.V.
6 918
7 075
6 923
5 087
1 901
27 904

NL000000000203212
203212
Asfaltcentrale Heijmans Zwijndrecht

1 428
1 927
1 174
4
0
4 533

NL000000000204103
204103
Nederlandse Gasunie CS Wieringermeer N.V.
N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie
3 747
4 818
5 430
3 645
819
18 459

NL000000000205765
205765
Akzo Nobel Chemicals BV
Akzo Nobel Chemicals
301 989
301 727
235 524
190 009
172 057
1 201 306

NL000000000205868
205868
Shell Nederland Chemie BV Pernis
Shell Nederland Chemie BV
175 998
175 998
171 288
154 695
139 308
817 287

NL000000000205924
205924
Lyondell Chemie Nederland B.V. – Maasvlakte locatie
LyondellBasell Covestro Manufacturing Maasvlakte V.O.F.
307 992
390 042
310 629
214 437
154 786
1 377 886

NL000000000205970
205970
Hexion B.V.
Hexion B.V.
114 713
114 713
114 713
82 864
79 138
506 141

NL000000000205989
205989
TAQA Offshore B.V.
TAQA Energy B.V.
10 393
14 531
18 626
18 626
12 430
74 606

NL000000000206128
206128
Zalco B.V.
Zeeland Aluminium Company (Zalco B.V.)
11 470
12 589
12 589
9 926
5 841
52 415

NL000000000214900
214900
Twence – Boeldershoek
Twence Holding B.V.
8 203
4 559
5 537
6 158
6 788
31 245

NL000000000216320
216320
Presswood International B.V.
Beheersmij. B. Vierhouten B.V.
6 534
5 349
5 229
5 108
4 102
26 322

NL000000000216580
216580
AVR Locatie Duiven (TCI)
AVR Afvalverwerking B.V.
9 897
10 146
9 917
9 689
9 014
48 663

NL000000000227272
227272
Knauf B.V.
Knauf B.V.



2 996
0
2 996



TOTAL
1 261 292
1 349 350
1 185 528
969 385
836 379
5 601 934



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

AT000000000000073
73
Veitsch Radex – Radenthein
Veitsch – Radex – GmbH Co OG
63 471
63 471
57 972
49 545
45 580
280 039

AT000000000202703
202703
voestalpine Tubulars GmbH Co KG
voestalpine Tubulars GmbH Co KG
39 629
39 629
50 527
50 691
50 691
231 167

AT000000000205701
205701
Böhler Schmiedetechnik
voestalpine BÖHLER Aerospace GmbH Co KG
3 440
2 778
2 643
2 841
3 440
15 142



TOTAL
106 540
105 878
111 142
103 077
99 711
526 348



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

PL000000000000001
1
PGE GiEK S.A. Oddział ELEKTROWNIA BEŁCHATÓW
PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
36 694
35 752
34 809
17 340
16 856
141 451

PL000000000000020
20
Elektrownia Ostrołęka "B"
ENERGA ELEKTROWNIE OSTROŁĘKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
14 852
14 470
14 191
13 489
13 114
70 116

PL000000000000063
63
Elektrociepłownia Ostrów Wielkopolski
Ostrowski Zakład Ciepłowniczy S.A.
6 891
6 714
6 537
6 360
4 247
30 749

PL000000000000082
82
Elektrociepłownia Miechowice
Fortum Silesia Spółka Akcyjna
4 987
2 100
2 044
998
760
10 889

PL000000000000182
182
Ciepłownia C18 Września
VEOLIA ZACHÓD SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 206
2 150
2 093
673
0
7 122

PL000000000000189
189
Ciepłownia nr 3
ECO Tarnobrzeg Sp. z o.o.
4 553
4 553
6 166
4 775
3 575
23 622

PL000000000000283
283
Instalacja PCC Rokita SA
PCC ROKITA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
44 501
43 358
41 572
38 442
33 466
201 339

PL000000000000321
321
McCain Poland Sp. z o.o.
McCain Poland Sp. z o.o
14 583
14 583
14 583
14 583
14 583
72 915

PL000000000000337
337
Ciepłownia
SPÓŁDZIELNIA MLECZARSKA MLEKOVITA
23 696
23 147
21 573
18 689
19 201
106 306

PL000000000000362
362
Zakład Produkcyjny w Płocku
ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
3 384 766
3 383 394
3 381 578
3 380 078
2 858 859
16 388 675

PL000000000000382
382
Holcim Polska S.A. Oddział w Bielawach
LAFARGE CEMENT S.A.
1 093 011
934 189
1 074 965
1 075 400
934 494
5 112 059

PL000000000000383
383
Holcim Polska S.A.
LAFARGE CEMENT S.A.
979 544
844 745
846 617
847 326
845 997
4 364 229

PL000000000000434
434
Cerpol Kozłowice Sp. z o.o.
CERPOL- KOZŁOWICE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
12 412
10 484
10 637
11 773
10 018
55 324

PL000000000000441
441
Mondi Świecie Sp. z o.o.
MONDI ŚWIECIE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
378 834
415 115
414 948
378 667
413 714
2 001 278

PL000000000000444
444
MM Kwidzyn sp. z o.o.
MM Kwidzyn Sp. z o.o.
178 996
177 340
185 400
171 489
156 344
869 569

PL000000000000488
488
Stalownia ISD Huta Częstochowa
HUTA CZĘSTOCHOWA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
22 754
35 370
39 080
22 058
5 069
124 331

PL000000000000533
533
Ciepłownia Centralna
ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA CIECHANÓW SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
7 058
6 876
6 695
5 154
4 375
30 158

PL000000000000570
570
Instalacja do produkcji płyt
"Homanit Polska Spółka z Ograniczoną Odpowiedzialnością i Spółka" Spółka Komandytowa
44 281
44 281
42 837
42 837
36 168
210 404

PL000000000000626
626
WEPA Piechowice Sp. z o.o.
WEPA Piechowice Sp. z o.o.
13 840
11 623
13 640
16 785
16 141
72 029

PL000000000000641
641
Fabryka Papieru i Tektury Beskidy Sp. z o.o.
Fabryka Papieru i Tektury Beskidy Sp. z o.o.
4 311
4 311
5 298
5 755
5 496
25 171

PL000000000000753
753
Ciepłownia C-1
Elektrociepłownia Piotrków Trybunalski Spółka z o.o.
5 044
5 044
5 044
4 908
4 016
24 056

PL000000000000783
783
Zakład Celulozy i Papieru
STORA ENSO POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
55 282
55 750
58 051
46 931
37 118
253 132

PL000000000000797
797
Instalacja Elektrociepłowni
ORLEN POŁUDNIE SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
16 366
18 495
23 840
24 781
23 353
106 835

PL000000000000937
937
Zakład Mleczarski
POLMLEK SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
12 333
14 918
16 280
15 356
14 531
73 418

PL000000000202510
202510
Zakłady Azotowe "Puławy" S.A.
Grupa Azoty Zakłady Azotowe "Puławy" S.A.
2 412 690
2 412 690
2 283 141
1 648 846
1 516 784
10 274 151

PL000000000202697
202697
Instalacja do produkcji amoniaku
ANWIL S.A.
670 854
667 366
670 621
550 461
670 758
3 230 060

PL000000000210589
210589
spalanie paliw
FRITO LAY SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
5 874
5 874
5 874
465
0
18 087

PL000000000210697
210697
Instalacja do produkcji papieru
Saica Paper Polska Sp. z o.o.
19 920
27 376
28 861
21 094
23 381
120 632

PL000000000221620
221620
Instalacja produkcji papieru w Oławie
PRODUCENT WYROBÓW PAPIERNICZYCH JACK-POL SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ



3 066
2 923
5 989

PL000000000222281
222281
Instalacja do produkcji płyt gipsowo-kartonowych
"Knauf Bełchatów" Spółka z o.o.



8 717
0
8 717

PL000000000222516
222516
Ciepłownia
CIEPŁOWNIA OSTROWIECKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ



3 629
0
3 629

PL000000000222603
222603
Instalacja do produkcji tynków gipsowych lub szpachli gipsowych
Knauf Bauprodukte Polska Sp. z o.o.



10 663
0
10 663

PL000000000223263
223263
Instalacja do produkcji gipsu
ETEX POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ



864
0
864

PL000000000225026
225026
Fabryka Papierów Higienicznych w Chodczu
FILAR FIJAŁKOWSKI SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA



2 305
0
2 305

PL000000000225227
225227
Kopalnia Gazu Ziemnego Kościan-Brońsko
ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA



577
0
577

PL000000000220650
220650
Instalacja do produkcji wełny mineralnej
BOERNER INSULATION SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ



24 644
23 483
48 127

PL000000000000517
517
QEMETICA Glass Sp. z o.o. Zakład Iłowa
QEMETICA GLASS SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
17 158
16 901
16 699
16 172
15 753
82 683

PL000000000222241
222241
Instalacja do produkcji tynków gipsowych, gipsu budowlanego i mas szpachlowych
"Knauf Jaworzno III" Sp. z o.o.



9 848
0
9 848



TOTAL
9 488 291
9 238 969
9 273 674
8 465 998
7 724 577
44 191 509



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

PT000000000000002
2
CERÂMICA OUTEIRO DO SEIXO , S.A
CERAMICA OUTEIRO DO SEIXO
14 920
14 386
11 439
9 050
8 939
58 734

PT000000000000006
6
Prado-Cartolinas da Lousã, S.A.
Prado-Cartolinas da Lousã, S.A.
4 083
3 828
5 535
4 526
3 804
21 776

PT000000000000012
12
Adelino Duarte da Mota, S.A.
Adelino Duarte da Mota,S.A
11 763
15 497
18 205
17 383
14 910
77 758

PT000000000000037
37
Cerâmica de Quintãs, Lda.
Cerâmica de Quintãs, Lda.
6 532
6 532
6 268
5 440
5 297
30 069

PT000000000000042
42
Bondalti Chemicals S.A.
Bondalti Chemicals, S.A.
51 039
50 927
50 927
50 927
50 927
254 747

PT000000000000044
44
Sociedade Transformadora de Papeis Vouga, Lda
Sociedade Transformadora de Papeis Vouga, Lda
2 367
2 367
2 367
1 987
1 166
10 254

PT000000000000055
55
Fábrica de Papel e Cartão da Zarrinha S.A.
Fábrica de Papel e Cartão da Zarrinha S.A.
2 774
2 774
3 249
2 994
2 842
14 633

PT000000000000059
59
Sidul Açúcares, Unipessoal Lda
Sidul Açúcares, Unipessoal Lda.
12 928
12 596
12 263
18 482
18 229
74 498

PT000000000000063
63
ADP-Fertilizantes, S.A.
ADP-Fertilizantes, S.A.
29 450
29 450
29 450
29 450
28 767
146 567

PT000000000000067
67
CS – Coelho da Silva, S.A.
CS – Coelho da Silva, S.A.
17 791
17 791
18 078
17 791
17 522
88 973

PT000000000000104
104
Companhia Térmica Tagol, Unipessoal, Lda.,
Companhia Térmica Tagol, Unipessoal, Lda.,
29 479
28 709
27 858
26 626
25 699
138 371

PT000000000000112
112
CERAMICA TORREENSE-F4F5
CERÂMICA TORREENSE DE MIGUEL PEREIRA SUCRS., LDA
1 783
2 129
2 256
2 782
1 499
10 449

PT000000000000118
118
Soladrilho – Sociedade Cerâmica de Ladrilhos S.A.
Soladrilho – Sociedade Ceramica de Ladrilhos S.A.
5 996
5 081
2 743
1 691
2 017
17 528

PT000000000000137
137
SCC – Sociedade Central de Cervejas e Bebidas, SA
SCC – Sociedade Central Cervejas e Bebidas, SA
1 377
1 449
3 408
5 129
4 884
16 247

PT000000000000184
184
Fábrica SECIL-Outão
SECIL – Companhia Geral de Cal e Cimento, S.A.
869 103
869 103
869 103
702 458
869 103
4 178 870

PT000000000000186
186
BA Glass Portugal – Unidade Fabril de Avintes
BA GLASS PORTUGAL, SA
68 925
72 149
71 610
68 606
69 124
350 414

PT000000000000188
188
SECILTEK, S.A. – Maceira Cal
SECILTEK, S.A.
8 417
7 684
7 684
6 817
6 109
36 711

PT000000000000191
191
DS SMITH PAPER VIANA
DS SMITH PAPER VIANA
98 862
98 862
98 862
98 072
99 156
493 814

PT000000000000193
193
Cerâmica de Pegões – J.G. Silva, S.A.
Cerâmica de Pegões – J.G. Silva, S.A.
6 006
5 363
5 061
4 339
4 493
25 262

PT000000000000219
219
CERAMICA TORREENSE-F3
CERÂMICA TORREENSE DE MIGUEL PEREIRA SUCRS., LDA
8 177
8 181
8 076
7 354
6 509
38 297

PT000000000000221
221
Papeleira Coreboard, S.A.
Papeleira Portuguesa, S. A.
11 840
11 840
12 695
13 071
13 385
62 831

PT000000000000240
240
Preceram – Norte
Preceram – Norte, Ceramicas, S.A.
7 711
7 240
5 857
5 605
5 727
32 140

PT000000000000243
243
Tijolágueda – Cerâmica de Águeda, Lda.
Tijolágueda – Cerâmica de Águeda, Lda.
4 632
5 247
5 543
5 543
4 999
25 964

PT000000000000249
249
CONESA PORTUGAL, S.A.
CONESA PORTUGAL, S.A.
5 672
5 672
5 672
5 672
7 357
30 045

PT000000000201920
201920
Riopele A
Riopele-Têxteis, S.A.
8 271
8 271
8 632
11 717
13 242
50 133

PT000000000205023
205023
ADP Fertilizantes UFAL
ADP Fertilizantes S.A
23 156
23 156
23 156
18 892
18 892
107 252

PT000000000205083
205083
Revigrés – Indústria de Revestimentos de Grés, Lda (Porcelanato)
Revigrés – Indústria de Revestimentos de Grés, Lda
10 866
10 866
10 866
10 866
12 812
56 276

PT000000000205123
205123
Sanitana – Fábrica de Sanitários de Anadia, S.A.
Sanitana – Fábrica de Sanitários de Anadia, S.A.
10 837
10 493
10 338
9 687
9 380
50 735

PT000000000205168
205168
CERTECA – Indústrias Cerâmicas, SA
CERTECA – Indústrias Cerâmicas, SA
3 778
4 498
5 196
5 802
6 086
25 360

PT000000000205169
205169
Sanindusa – Industria de Sanitários, SA
Sanindusa, Industria de Sanitários S.A.
6 579
7 422
7 863
6 464
4 905
33 233

PT000000000205178
205178
Gres Panaria Portugal S.A- Divisão Margres
Gres Panaria Portugal, S.A.
13 597
13 597
13 597
9 357
8 444
58 592

PT000000000205186
205186
Gres Panaria Portugal S.A- Divisão Love Tiles
Gres Panaria Portugal, S.A.
22 119
23 841
24 130
22 201
23 789
116 080

PT000000000205390
205390
Roca S.A
Roca S.A
14 538
14 538
14 538
14 538
14 357
72 509

PT000000000205533
205533
Modicer – Moda Cerâmica SA
Modicer – Moda Cerãmica SA
4 972
5 082
6 798
6 049
4 972
27 873

PT000000000205553
205553
Unidade Fabril Pavigrés
PAVIGRÉS CERÂMICAS, SA
15 422
15 422
15 422
15 422
14 011
75 699

PT000000000205566
205566
GRESART – Cerâmica Industrial, SA
GRESART – Indústria Cerâmica, S.A.
11 170
10 794
10 794
8 619
6 952
48 329

PT000000000205642
205642
CLIPER Cerâmica, SA
CLIPER Cerâmica, SA
4 666
4 666
4 831
3 884
3 666
21 713

PT000000000205803
205803
Recer – Industria de Revestimentos Cerâmicos, S.A.
Recer – Indústria de Revestimentos Cerâmicos, S.A.
13 301
14 071
14 496
13 193
11 564
66 625

PT000000000206288
206288
COCEDA PORTUGAL, S.A.
COCEDA PORTUGAL, S.A.
1 960
2 116
2 116
2 116
1 986
10 294

PT000000000208842
208842
SUTOL – Indústrias Alimentares, Lda.
SUTOL – Indústrias Alimentares, Lda.
3 841
3 136
2 683
2 683
3 841
16 184

PT000000000210678
210678
Ria Stone, Fábrica de Louça de Mesa em Grés, SA
Ria Stone, Fabrica de Louça de Mesa em Grés, SA
9 484
9 383
10 004
10 004
9 400
48 275

PT000000000212703
212703
Volcalis
Volcalis – Isolamentos Minerais S.A.
1 372
2 040
2 340
2 650
3 403
11 805

PT000000000226386
226386
GYPTEC IBÉRICA – GESSOS TÉCNICOS S.A.
Gyptec Ibérica – Gessos Técnicos, S.A.



4 726
0
4 726

PT000000000227602
227602
HyChem Química Sustentável S.A.
HyChem Química Sustentável S.A.



948
0
948

PT000000000228130
228130
GYPFOR – Gessos Laminados, S.A.
GYPFOR – Gessos Laminados, S.A.



3 518
0
3 518



TOTAL
1 461 556
1 468 249
1 472 009
1 295 131
1 444 166
7 141 111



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

RO000000000000044
44
LIBERTY GALATI S.A.
LIBERTY GALATI S.A,
3 145 944
3 145 944
3 098 848
1 720 048
826 689
11 937 473

RO000000000000055
55
SC Carmeuse Holding SRL – Punct de lucru Valea Mare Pravat
SC Carmeuse Holding SRL
137 369
129 357
129 357
108 201
76 891
581 175

RO000000000000058
58
Heidelberg Materials România S.A. Fabrica de ciment Fieni
Heidelberg Materials România S.A.
593 584
593 315
593 214
578 367
556 755
2 915 235

RO000000000000059
59
Heidelberg Materials România S.A. Fabrica de ciment Chișcădaga
Heidelberg Materials România S.A.
545 299
544 822
444 304
444 499
531 391
2 510 315

RO000000000000133
133
S.C. HOLCIM (ROMÂNIA) S.A. – Ciment Câmpulung
S.C. Holcim (Romania) S.A.
797 829
920 552
920 552
920 552
1 017 176
4 576 661

RO000000000000134
134
S.C. Holcim (Romania) S.A. – Ciment Alesd
S.C. Holcim (Romania) S.A.
878 182
916 732
940 952
910 577
926 885
4 573 328

RO000000000000178
178
Rompetrol Rafinare – Petromidia
Rompetrol Rafinare S.A.
744 263
619 218
736 387
734 310
723 888
3 558 066

RO000000000000185
185
SC SERVICII COMUNALE SA
SC SERVICII COMUNALE SA
1 981
1 930
1 879
1 519
0
7 309

RO000000000000190
190
SIMCOR VAR SRL Punct de lucru Targu Jiu
SIMCOR VAR SRL
53 311
53 311
44 867
29 104
25 941
206 534

RO000000000000253
253
CELCO S.A.
CELCO S.A.
77 228
77 228
77 228
58 424
77 228
367 336

RO000000000000285
285
SC ERDEMIR ROMANIA SRL
SC ERDEMIR ROMANIA SRL
11 410
11 410
11 663
9 508
11 363
55 354

RO000000000217760
217760
CHP GETEC Podari
GETEC Servicii Energetice SRL



15 095
7 362
22 457

RO000000000224080
224080
ETEX BUILDING PERFORMANCE SA
ETEX BUILDING PERFORMANCE SA



1 108
0
1 108

RO000000000225066
225066
KNAUF GIPS SRL
KNAUF GIPS SRL



153
0
153

RO000000000000182
182
SANEX SA
SANEX S.A.
26 060
26 060
26 060
24 890
12 888
115 958

RO000000000000237
237
S.C. VIROMET S.A.
S.C. VIROMET S.A.
0
0
0
0
0
0

RO000000000220945
220945
PRUTUL S.A.
PRUTUL S.A.
0
0
773
7 501
7 148
15 422



TOTAL
7 012 460
7 039 879
7 026 084
5 563 856
4 801 605
31 443 884



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

SK000000000222671
222671
Prievidzské tepelné hospodárstvo, a.s. (v skratke PTH, a.s.)
Prievidzské tepelné hospodárstvo, a.s. (v skratke PTH, a.s.)



521
0
521



TOTAL
0
0
0
521
0
521



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

FI000000000000009
9
Paraisten kalkkitehdas
Nordkalk Oy Ab
28 587
31 250
30 076
21 726
7 410
119 049

FI000000000000012
12
Röyttän kalkkitehdas
SMA Mineral Oy
134 440
134 440
133 577
105 525
50 217
558 199

FI000000000000015
15
Juvanmalmin lämpökeskus
Fortum Power and Heat Oy
368
914
1 514
1 514
1 285
5 595

FI000000000000021
21
Käpykankaan lämpökeskus
Savon Voima Joensuu Oy
472
472
303
90
283
1 620

FI000000000000023
23
Otaniemen lämpökeskus
Fortum Power and Heat Oy
208
208
396
805
1 204
2 821

FI000000000000027
27
Tapiolan lämpökeskus
Fortum Power and Heat Oy
940
1 962
4 133
4 802
4 133
15 970

FI000000000000030
30
Vermon Lämpökeskus
Fortum Power and Heat Oy
2 426
2 426
4 389
5 424
4 206
18 871

FI000000000000039
39
Kiimassuon voimalaitos
Nevel Oy
7 953
7 749
7 545
7 368
7 136
37 751

FI000000000000040
40
Koikkurintien lämpölaitos
Nevel Oy
376
197
376
494
376
1 819

FI000000000000047
47
Kirkkonummen lämpökeskus
Fortum Power and Heat Oy
127
127
229
229
391
1 103

FI000000000000057
57
Naantalin voimalaitos
Turun Seudun Energiantuotanto Oy
75 950
74 055
71 484
65 855
43 713
331 057

FI000000000000066
66
Jakomäen lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
1
316
875
875
377
2 444

FI000000000000067
67
Lassilan lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
4 352
8 332
8 924
12 267
16 134
50 009

FI000000000000068
68
Munkkisaaren lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
121
726
1 310
1 310
2 923
6 390

FI000000000000069
69
Myllypuron lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
2 846
7 003
11 791
15 484
19 056
56 180

FI000000000000070
70
Patolan lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
2 057
4 816
7 162
7 645
10 882
32 562

FI000000000000071
71
Ruskeasuon lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
928
3 178
4 836
3 706
4 371
17 019

FI000000000000075
75
Vuosaaren ABC-voimalaitos
Helen Oy



36 318
35 307
71 625

FI000000000000076
76
Vuosaaren lämpökeskus
Helen Oy
867
867
1 439
6 755
11 715
21 643

FI000000000000079
79
Sahanmäen lämpökeskus
Hyvinkään Lämpövoima Oy
1 622
1 622
1 622
1 314
1 638
7 818

FI000000000000081
81
Veikkarin lämpökeskus
Hyvinkään Lämpövoima Oy
746
999
1 321
1 168
986
5 220

FI000000000000124
124
Karjalahden lämpölaitos
Kemin Energia ja Vesi Oy
6 904
6 904
8 044
8 305
8 144
38 301

FI000000000000136
136
Ylikeravan lämpökeskus
Keravan Energia Oy
1 463
1 463
1 117
578
682
5 303

FI000000000000140
140
Voimalaitos Voima
Kokkolan Energia Oy
10 313
9 090
8 929
8 687
8 832
45 851

FI000000000000152
152
Niiralan lämpökeskus
Kuopion Energia Oy
170
170
170
24
170
704

FI000000000000171
171
Mukkulan lämpökeskus
Lahti Energia Oy
285
285
740
740
407
2 457

FI000000000000186
186
Ihalaisen lämpökeskus
Lappeenrannna Lämpövoima Oy
273
649
649
649
1 019
3 239

FI000000000000189
189
Mertaniemen voimalaitos
Lappeenrannan Lämpövoima Oy
2 466
2 402
2 339
1 402
496
9 105

FI000000000000215
215
Toppilan voimalaitos
Oulun Energia Oy
59 164
36 865
30 469
31 388
26 852
184 738

FI000000000000227
227
Koroisten lämpökeskus
Oy Turku Energia-Åbo Energi Ab
260
666
838
503
652
2 919

FI000000000000229
229
Linnankadun lämpökeskus
Oy Turku Energia-Åbo Energi Ab
203
400
612
470
573
2 258

FI000000000000230
230
Luolavuoren lämpökeskus
Oy Turku Energia-Åbo Energi Ab
1 615
2 142
3 226
2 557
2 142
11 682

FI000000000000239
239
Aittaluodon voimalaitos
Pori Energia Oy
21 955
23 716
21 154
21 954
23 428
112 207

FI000000000000245
245
Kirjaltajantien lämpökeskus
Porvoon Energia Oy – Borgå Energi Ab
190
190
190
190
328
1 088

FI000000000000278
278
Kapernaumin lämpökeskus
Seinäjoen Voima Oy
3 996
3 996
5 612
9 892
12 115
35 611

FI000000000000280
280
Sairaalan lämpökeskus
Seinäjoen Voima Oy
654
1 338
2 426
1 848
602
6 868

FI000000000000295
295
Hakametsän lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
134
909
4 500
3 755
437
9 735

FI000000000000296
296
Hervannan öljylämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
76
548
845
363
211
2 043

FI000000000000301
301
Naistenlahden lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia
401
1 607
4 080
2 895
1 314
10 297

FI000000000000302
302
Naistenlahden voimalaitos
Tampereen Energia Oy
41 335
40 273
25 874
25 173
37 086
169 741

FI000000000000303
303
Nekalan lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
1 412
1 861
5 049
7 642
5 426
21 390

FI000000000000306
306
Raholan lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
677
1 082
2 732
3 358
1 965
9 814

FI000000000000307
307
Sarankulman lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
5 824
7 610
10 151
9 856
7 610
41 051

FI000000000000331
331
Koivukylän lämpökeskus
Vantaan Energia Oy
289
665
665
171
316
2 106

FI000000000000332
332
Maarinkunnaan lämpökeskus
Vantaan Energia Oy
329
977
977
327
875
3 485

FI000000000000333
333
Martinlaakson voimalaitos
Vantaan Energia Oy
40 027
38 999
37 970
36 942
26 594
180 532

FI000000000000347
347
Kiskokadun lämpökeskus
KSS Lämpö Oy
8
325
669
389
197
1 588

FI000000000000351
351
Hasintien lämpökeskus
Varkauden Aluelämpö Oy
39
39
39
302
440
859

FI000000000000357
357
Seinäjoen voimalaitos
Seinäjoen Voima Oy
16 004
15 593
15 182
9 259
5 580
61 618

FI000000000000365
365
Ahveniston lämpökeskus
Loimua Oy
444
444
444
333
455
2 120

FI000000000000369
369
Kaurialan lämpökeskus
Loimua Oy
421
421
421
128
334
1 725

FI000000000000407
407
Stora Enso Oyj, Enocellin tehdas
Stora Enso Oyj, Enocellin tehdas
162 371
215 844
135 357
25 116
23 735
562 423

FI000000000000420
420
Nokian tehdas
Oy Essity Finland Ab
17 092
14 144
12 551
11 848
11 415
67 050

FI000000000000421
421
Kauttuan tehdas
Jujo Thermal Oy
29 467
29 342
29 275
28 630
28 211
144 925

FI000000000000431
431
Mondi Powerflute Oy
Mondi Powerflute Oy
78 823
78 823
78 823
78 823
65 657
380 949

FI000000000000434
434
Pankakosken kartonkitehdas
Pankakoski Mill Oy
15 749
15 749
15 749
15 749
12 686
75 682

FI000000000000438
438
Tervakosken tehtaat
Tervakoski Oy
41 926
41 926
41 926
41 926
41 926
209 630

FI000000000000447
447
Paraisten sementtitehdas
Finnsementti Oy
454 955
455 176
455 176
454 987
285 165
2 105 459

FI000000000000453
453
Äetsän tuotantolaitokset
Adven Oy
13 160
11 717
10 226
10 527
8 662
54 292

FI000000000000455
455
Seinäjoen lämpölaitos lk 153
Adven Oy
10 511
10 511
12 167
12 167
11 840
57 196

FI000000000000456
456
Hangon lämpölaitos lk 174
Adven Oy
14 542
17 407
18 657
18 056
18 840
87 502

FI000000000000457
457
Haminan lämpölaitos lk 183
Adven Oy
680
847
1 453
1 592
627
5 199

FI000000000000463
463
Kirkniemen paperitehdas
Sappi Finland Operations Oy
123 576
123 576
147 679
117 307
102 634
614 772

FI000000000000464
464
Voimalaitos Power
Kokkolan Energia Oy
33 298
33 419
32 657
31 773
31 154
162 301

FI000000000000472
472
Ristiinan voimalaitos
Järvi-Suomen Voima Oy
45 439
44 271
43 103
33 883
31 210
197 906

FI000000000000473
473
Lämpövoimalaitos
Kainuun Voima Oy
18 264
17 043
17 279
13 235
12 707
78 528

FI000000000000482
482
Kumpuniemen Voima Oy
Kumpuniemen Voima Oy
28 614
27 878
27 143
20 648
16 872
121 155

FI000000000000486
486
Heinolan voimalaitos
Adven Oy
12 570
12 248
11 924
11 549
9 046
57 337

FI000000000000489
489
Mäntän voimalaitos
Mäntän Energia Oy
2 242
2 184
2 126
2 069
1 679
10 300

FI000000000000498
498
Punkaharjun kattilalaitos
Metsäliitto Osuuskunta Punkaharjun kattilalaitos
29 550
34 187
36 038
34 631
29 550
163 956

FI000000000000504
504
Joensuun vaneritehdas
UPM Plywood Oy
10 211
10 211
9 569
10 965
12 021
52 977

FI000000000000508
508
Kantvikin voimalaitos
Suomen Sokeri Oy
12 142
10 779
9 997
12 773
16 309
62 000

FI000000000000509
509
Säkylän voimalaitos
Sucros Oy
13 911
13 828
11 671
11 571
13 418
64 399

FI000000000000536
536
Elovainion lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
444
444
444
444
547
2 323

FI000000000000547
547
Ratinan lämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
1 087
1 442
3 260
2 614
1 173
9 576

FI000000000000553
553
Lk 222 Nakkila
Adven Oy
7 015
7 885
7 885
7 624
8 018
38 427

FI000000000000564
564
Haapaveden voimalaitos
Nevel Oy
7 273
7 347
7 405
6 965
6 949
35 939

FI000000000000600
600
Westas Raunio Oy:n lämpölaitos
Westas Raunio Oy
2 453
2 453
3 034
2 903
2 453
13 296

FI000000000000612
612
Sulan lämpölaitos
Vantaan Energia Keski-Uusimaa Oy
263
157
157
52
164
793

FI000000000000622
622
ER-Saha Oy:n lämpökeskus
ER-Saha Oy
2 052
2 485
2 485
2 107
1 880
11 009

FI000000000000624
624
Paraisten Kivivillatehdas
Paroc Oy Ab
17 271
17 271
17 271
17 271
8 171
77 255

FI000000000000632
632
Kaanaan voimalaitos
Porin Prosessivoima Oy


30 506
27 273
20 164
77 943

FI000000000000634
634
Oulunsuun lämpökeskus
Oulun Energia Oy
36
36
36
36
259
403

FI000000000000636
636
Kaukaan Voima Oy
Kaukaan Voima Oy
22 797
22 211
21 626
21 040
15 806
103 480

FI000000000000639
639
Keravan biovoimalaitos
Keravan Lämpövoima Oy
10 682
10 211
12 675
12 331
11 339
57 238

FI000000000204524
204524
Sonoco-Alcore Oy Karhulan Kartonkitehdas
Sonoco-Alcore Oy
370
370
370
370
99
1 579

FI000000000205649
205649
Saint-Gobain Rakennustuotteet Oy, Gyproc Kipsilevytehdas
Saint-Gobain Finland Oy
3 651
4 318
4 419
3 651
2 935
18 974

FI000000000206140
206140
Laitaatsillan biolämpökeskus
Lempeä Lämpö Oy
631
1 085
1 254
1 085
1 273
5 328

FI000000000206842
206842
Klaukkalan kaukolämpökeskus
Nurmijärven Sähkö Oy
2 895
3 015
3 193
3 193
3 042
15 338

FI000000000207645
207645
Hervannan hakelämpökeskus
Tampereen Energia Oy
16 394
16 394
19 584
19 584
16 394
88 350

FI000000000207707
207707
Lk307 Uusikaupunki
Adven Oy
10 575
7 838
10 183
7 649
5 026
41 271

FI000000000207730
207730
Virasojan biolämpökeskus
Imatran Lämpö Oy
7 360
7 564
7 853
7 853
8 083
38 713

FI000000000210413
210413
Keitele Timber Oy Alajärven Saha
Keitele Timber Oy Alajärven Saha
3 004
3 872
4 142
4 020
4 226
19 264

FI000000000213824
213824
Laanilan biovoimalaitos
Oulun Energia Oy
59 656
58 344
57 031
56 935
54 703
286 669



TOTAL
1 827 720
1 879 140
1 864 774
1 695 579
1 357 093
8 624 306



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

SE000000000000011
11
Hetvattencentralen Farsta
Stockholm Exergi AB
28
28
28
28
260
372

SE000000000000019
19
Hässelbyverket
Stockholm Exergi AB
10 917
10 636
12 756
11 704
9 162
55 175

SE000000000000050
50
Hetvattencentralen Årsta
Stockholm Exergi AB
1 196
1 045
1 528
1 107
1 238
6 114

SE000000000000080
80
Kajan
Emmaboda Energi Miljö AB
1 373
1 373
1 373
1 373
1 591
7 083

SE000000000000089
89
Säbyverket
E.ON Värme Sverige AB
1 431
575
575
409
738
3 728

SE000000000000091
91
Värmecentralen
Nybro Värmecentral AB
1 637
1 595
1 970
1 916
1 602
8 720

SE000000000000092
92
Draken
Kalmar Energi Värme AB
1 915
1 726
1 726
1 233
1 447
8 047

SE000000000000112
112
Rya HVC
Göteborg Energi AB
5 169
5 169
6 600
10 842
13 671
41 451

SE000000000000139
139
Karlskoga KVV
Karlskoga Kraftvärmeverk AB
16 749
16 318
15 888
15 459
16 489
80 903

SE000000000000174
174
PC Släggan
Lidköping Energi AB
79
240
240
357
566
1 482

SE000000000000190
190
KVV/HVC Sörby
Mjölby-Svartådalen Energi AB
4 625
4 506
5 563
5 563
5 110
25 367

SE000000000000192
192
HVC Östanå
Mjölby-Svartådalen Energi AB
841
706
706
706
841
3 800

SE000000000000200
200
Sundbybergs Värmverk
Norrenergi AB
85
85
85
85
258
598

SE000000000000256
256
Heleneholmsverket och Heleneholms FVC
E.ON Värme Sverige AB
10 845
11 826
14 088
11 715
9 840
58 314

SE000000000000258
258
Limhamns fjärrvärmecentral (LFC)
E.ON Värme Sverige AB
92
92
588
846
375
1 993

SE000000000000262
262
Utklippans fjärrvärmecentral
E.ON Värme Sverige AB
151
339
533
1 733
3 560
6 316

SE000000000000271
271
Fittjaverket
Söderenergi AB
3 459
6 173
9 779
9 779
8 259
37 449

SE000000000000276
276
Skogås värmeverk
Söderenergi AB
584
1 033
1 943
1 644
1 180
6 384

SE000000000000277
277
Panncentralen TD
Göteborg Energi AB
88
583
763
763
914
3 111

SE000000000000290
290
Stallbacka Värmeverk
Trollhättan Energi AB
9 271
10 920
10 920
9 111
10 920
51 142

SE000000000000292
292
Hovhultsverket
Uddevalla Kraft AB
3 698
3 698
4 538
4 538
3 698
20 170

SE000000000000296
296
Ålidhemsanläggningen
Umeå Energi AB
5 296
6 345
7 496
7 198
6 913
33 248

SE000000000000318
318
Önafors
Vattenfall AB
459
929
929
610
804
3 731

SE000000000000328
328
LVC2 Lasarettets PC
Västerbergslagens Energi AB
267
267
378
378
256
1 546

SE000000000000369
369
INOVYN Sverige AB
INOVYN Sverige AB
54 098
55 275
54 398
51 668
50 102
265 541

SE000000000000388
388
PC Siljanssågen
Siljan Timber AB
3 895
3 895
3 895
3 361
2 901
17 947

SE000000000000409
409
Vittinge Tegelbruk
BMI Produktion Sverige AB
2 701
2 701
2 701
2 701
1 989
12 793

SE000000000000414
414
Saint-Gobain Sweden AB, ISOVER
Saint-Gobain ISOVER
10 167
10 167
10 167
7 807
6 084
44 392

SE000000000000434
434
Billerud Sweden AB Skärblacka bruk
Billerud Sweden AB Skärblacka bruk
109 841
123 897
123 659
109 268
108 944
575 609

SE000000000000437
437
Crane AB
Crane AB
1 152
1 152
1 152
1 152
1 289
5 897

SE000000000000446
446
Iggesund Paperboard, Iggesunds Bruk
Iggesund Paperboard AB, Iggesunds Bruk
85 482
85 239
82 903
82 230
82 718
418 572

SE000000000000449
449
Lessebo Bruk
Lessebo Paper AB
6 142
6 142
6 747
6 000
5 310
30 341

SE000000000000459
459
SCA Massa AB, Ortvikens massafabrik
SCA Massa AB, SCA Ortviken
180 937
13 448
79 782
76 865
74 041
425 073

SE000000000000469
469
Stora Enso Fors AB
Stora Enso Fors AB
55 837
71 347
73 453
74 029
71 347
346 013

SE000000000000472
472
Sylvamo Sweden AB Nymölla Bruk
Sylvamo Sweden AB Nymölla Bruk
109 641
109 641
109 501
109 501
109 641
547 925

SE000000000000478
478
Södra Cell Mönsterås
Södra Skogsägarna ekonomisk förening
47 343
48 021
48 733
45 716
44 671
234 484

SE000000000000485
485
Kanthal AB
Kanthal AB
564
564
564
688
547
2 927

SE000000000000487
487
Ovako Bar AB, Smedjebacken
Ovako Bar AB
28 848
33 022
35 105
29 096
26 904
152 975

SE000000000000488
488
Höganäs Sweden AB, Halmstadverken
Höganäs Sweden AB
11 656
16 667
16 532
13 295
12 627
70 777

SE000000000000505
505
Lindås
Emmaboda Energi Miljö AB
915
915
915
915
694
4 354

SE000000000000509
509
Styckåsverket
Arvika Fjärrvärme AB
64
64
64
64
271
527

SE000000000000525
525
LHVC
Kraftringen Energi AB
1 657
2 908
3 698
2 590
1 861
12 714

SE000000000000660
660
HVC45 Cloetta
Tekniska Verken i Linköping AB (publ)
76
76
453
331
65
1 001

SE000000000000716
716
SCA Bionorr
SCA Energy AB
5 621
5 223
5 060
4 947
5 135
25 986

SE000000000000722
722
Lersätters panncentral
Kils Energi AB
2 170
2 170
2 170
2 505
2 170
11 185

SE000000000000736
736
Ovako Sweden AB
Ovako Sweden AB
8 773
8 443
8 443
7 381
6 526
39 566

SE000000000000744
744
PC Röbäck
Umeå Energi AB
794
794
1 032
915
766
4 301

SE000000000000777
777
Hetvattencentral 1
Höganäs Energi AB
328
328
328
530
697
2 211

SE000000000000784
784
Jabo fjärrvärmeverk
Adven Energilösningar AB
1 230
1 360
1 645
1 792
1 931
7 958

SE000000000202835
202835
Åkers sågverk
Sandåsa Timber AB
2 121
2 121
2 511
2 234
2 121
11 108

SE000000000203743
203743
Haparanda Ahlmarksvägen
Haparanda Värmeverk AB
1 396
1 396
1 396
1 082
861
6 131

SE000000000205002
205002
BI-QEM Resins AB
BI-QEM RESINS AB
1 160
1 160
1 160
1 160
1 349
5 989

SE000000000206197
206197
SSAB EMEA AB Finspång
SSAB EMEA AB
6 916
6 916
9 061
8 769
6 916
38 578

SE000000000207662
207662
Arninge fjärrvärmeanläggning
E.ON
4 219
4 721
4 862
5 356
6 162
25 320

SE000000000210139
210139
PC City
Täby Miljövärme AB
720
720
1 007
1 007
894
4 348



TOTAL
826 719
706 700
794 090
754 052
737 226
3 818 787

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 October 2003 establishing a system for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Union and amending Council Directive 96/61/EC(1),

Having regard to Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 of 19 December 2018 determining transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(2), and in particular Article 23(4) thereof,

(1) Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 lays down the transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC for the fourth trading period from 2021 until 2030.

(2) Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842(3)lays down rules for the application of Directive 2003/87/EC as regards further arrangements for the adjustments to free allocation of emission allowances due to activity level changes.

(3) By Commission Decision 2021/C 302/01(4), the Commission instructed the Central Administrator of the European Union Transaction Log to enter the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the European Union Transaction Log.

(4) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Belgium notified to the Commission, by letters dated 27 August 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(5) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Bulgaria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(6) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Czechia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(7) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Denmark notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(8) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Germany notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(9) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Ireland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.

(10) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Greece notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(11) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Spain notified to the Commission, by letters dated 27 August 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(12) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, France notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(13) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Italy notified to the Commission, by letter dated 29 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(14) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Latvia notified to the Commission, by letters dated 26 June 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(15) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Hungary notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.

(16) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, the Netherlands notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(17) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Austria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(18) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Poland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(19) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Portugal notified to the Commission, by letter dated 14 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(20) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Romania notified to the Commission, by letters dated 31 July 2025 and 29 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(21) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Slovakia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(22) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Finland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(23) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Sweden notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(24) The notified changes to national allocation tables are in accordance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842.

(25) It is therefore appropriate to instruct the central administrator to enter those corrections into the Union Registry,

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
Sole Article

The central administrator of the Union Registry is hereby instructed to enter changes to the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Italy, Latvia, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden set out in the Annex into the Union Registry.
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 October 2003 establishing a system for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Union and amending Council Directive 96/61/EC(1),

Having regard to Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 of 19 December 2018 determining transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(2), and in particular Article 23(4) thereof,

(1) Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 lays down the transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC for the fourth trading period from 2021 until 2030.

(2) Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842(3)lays down rules for the application of Directive 2003/87/EC as regards further arrangements for the adjustments to free allocation of emission allowances due to activity level changes.

(3) By Commission Decision 2021/C 302/01(4), the Commission instructed the Central Administrator of the European Union Transaction Log to enter the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the European Union Transaction Log.

(4) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Belgium notified to the Commission, by letters dated 27 August 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(5) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Bulgaria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(6) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Czechia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(7) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Denmark notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(8) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Germany notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(9) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Ireland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.

(10) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Greece notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(11) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Spain notified to the Commission, by letters dated 27 August 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(12) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, France notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(13) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Italy notified to the Commission, by letter dated 29 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(14) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Latvia notified to the Commission, by letters dated 26 June 2025 and 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(15) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Hungary notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.

(16) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, the Netherlands notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(17) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Austria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 27 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(18) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Poland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(19) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Portugal notified to the Commission, by letter dated 14 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(20) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Romania notified to the Commission, by letters dated 31 July 2025 and 29 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(21) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Slovakia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(22) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Finland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(23) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Sweden notified to the Commission, by letter dated 28 August 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(24) The notified changes to national allocation tables are in accordance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842.

(25) It is therefore appropriate to instruct the central administrator to enter those corrections into the Union Registry,

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
The central administrator of the Union Registry is hereby instructed to enter changes to the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Italy, Latvia, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden set out in the Annex into the Union Registry.
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX I

Member State: Belgium
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

BE000000000000158 | 158 | Audi Brussels NV | Audi Brussels | 3 076 | 3 076 | 3 076 | 3 076 | 1 056 | 13 360

BE000000000000013 | 13 | Associated Weavers Europe N.V. | Associated Weavers Europe N.V. | 6 215 | 6 215 | 5 844 | 5 164 | 4 647 | 28 085

BE000000000000015 | 15 | Rendac | Rendac | 8 917 | 8 917 | 8 063 | 7 826 | 8 078 | 41 801

BE000000000000028 | 28 | Citrique Belge NV | Citribel NV | 44 772 | 43 622 | 42 472 | 31 275 | 30 404 | 192 545

BE000000000000035 | 35 | APERAM STAINLESS BELGIUM NV | APERAM GENK NV | 122 850 | 134 447 | 134 447 | 106 819 | 102 463 | 601 026

BE000000000000040 | 40 | Umicore Hoboken | Umicore NV | 171 236 | 172 058 | 181 584 | 181 584 | 181 584 | 888 046

BE000000000000100 | 100 | Desta | Desta | 4 857 | 5 245 | 5 613 | 5 432 | 5 372 | 26 519

BE000000000000139 | 139 | Lano NV | Lano NV | 3 510 | 3 612 | 3 612 | 3 612 | 3 177 | 17 523

BE000000000000143 | 143 | Cargill Gent | Cargill NV | 28 471 | 23 031 | 23 626 | 30 496 | 30 496 | 136 120

BE000000000000152 | 152 | Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV | Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV | 326 701 | 331 253 | 316 420 | 310 494 | 320 671 | 1 605 539

BE000000000000154 | 154 | Oleon Oelegem NV | OLEON NV Oelegem | 10 958 | 10 958 | 10 958 | 10 958 | 10 958 | 54 790

BE000000000000169 | 169 | UTEXBEL | UTEXBEL NV | 7 724 | 7 724 | 7 724 | 7 724 | 7 253 | 38 149

BE000000000000173 | 173 | Vynova Belgium VCM Plant | Vynova Belgium | 77 394 | 77 394 | 74 558 | 50 386 | 50 386 | 330 118

BE000000000000176 | 176 | Esso raffinaderij behorende tot ExxonMobil PetroleumChemical BVBA | ExxonMobil Petroleum Chemical BVBA | 1 452 353 | 1 452 174 | 1 452 174 | 1 451 909 | 1 451 909 | 7 260 519

BE000000000000213 | 213 | Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Lanklaar) | Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Lanklaar) | 17 610 | 17 610 | 17 610 | 17 610 | 13 748 | 84 188

BE000000000000228 | 228 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Beerse Steenbakkersdam | Wienerberger NV | 20 540 | 17 768 | 19 095 | 18 815 | 18 815 | 95 033

BE000000000000260 | 260 | INEOS Phenol Belgium NV | INEOS Phenol Belgium NV | 133 115 | 173 209 | 134 424 | 47 098 | 47 098 | 534 944

BE000000000000289 | 289 | Bayer Agriculture bv | Bayer Agriculture bv | 155 209 | 155 209 | 155 653 | 134 196 | 134 196 | 734 463

BE000000000000298 | 298 | LUMINUS | Luminus | 3 071 | 2 992 | 2 913 | 2 834 | 2 756 | 14 566

BE000000000000320 | 320 | LANXESS nv – Lillo | ENVALIOR NV | 204 719 | 204 719 | 204 719 | 192 448 | 162 800 | 969 405

BE000000000000428 | 428 | Aurubis Beerse nv | Aurubis Beerse nv | 34 173 | 34 173 | 27 812 | 24 266 | 24 671 | 145 095

BE000000000000729 | 729 | Compressiestation Winksele | FLUXYS nv | 2 022 | 1 407 | 822 | 643 | 763 | 5 657

BE000000000000730 | 730 | Aardgasopslagstation Loenhout | FLUXYS nv | 1 592 | 1 592 | 2 040 | 1 912 | 1 592 | 8 728

BE000000000000744 | 744 | Alco Bio Fuel | Alco Bio Fuel | 66 635 | 64 923 | 63 211 | 61 499 | 59 787 | 316 055

BE000000000000760 | 760 | Rain Carbon bv | Rain Carbon bv | 89 961 | 88 287 | 86 330 | 86 069 | 87 530 | 438 177

BE000000000202970 | 202970 | Dumoulin Bricks BVBA | Dumoulin Bricks BVBA | 18 509 | 18 680 | 23 490 | 21 749 | 21 749 | 104 177

BE000000000204032 | 204032 | Viabuild NV | Viabuild NV | 1 800 | 1 800 | 1 586 | 1 079 | 1 566 | 7 831

BE000000000204109 | 204109 | INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV | INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV | 230 128 | 230 128 | 230 128 | 220 921 | 219 033 | 1 130 338

BE000000000205496 | 205496 | ITC Tielt | ITC CO BV | 8 666 | 8 666 | 7 928 | 6 107 | 5 354 | 36 721

BE000000000205617 | 205617 | Unilin Resins | Unilin Resins | 9 265 | 11 752 | 11 752 | 10 865 | 10 865 | 54 499

BE000000000205734 | 205734 | Sadepan | Sadepan Chimica nv | 18 198 | 17 798 | 16 666 | 12 696 | 12 169 | 77 527

BE000000000205736 | 205736 | APL NV | APL NV | 3 179 | 3 179 | 3 179 | 3 705 | 3 179 | 16 421

BE000000000205737 | 205737 | Colas Noord | Colas Noord NV | 3 001 | 3 001 | 3 622 | 2 220 | 2 035 | 13 879

BE000000000205762 | 205762 | Vynova Belgium ECU Plant | Vynova Belgium | 40 557 | 39 318 | 30 999 | 30 999 | 30 999 | 172 872

BE000000000205779 | 205779 | Nitto Belgium Nv | Nitto Belgium Nv | 2 586 | 2 586 | 2 404 | 1 997 | 1 863 | 11 436

BE000000000206091 | 206091 | FrieslandCampina Belgium NV | FrieslandCampina Belgium NV – site Lummen | 1 955 | 1 955 | 1 955 | 1 955 | 1 955 | 9 775

BE000000000206988 | 206988 | JBF GLOBAL EUROPE BVBA | JBF GLOBAL EUROPE BVBA | 29 840 | 29 253 | 22 031 | 22 031 | 22 031 | 125 186

BE000000000214360 | 214360 | Agristo Nazareth | Agristo Nazareth NV | 9 601 | 9 390 | 9 179 | 8 968 | 8 756 | 45 894

BE000000000215020 | 215020 | KRONOS EUROPE | KRONOS EUROPE S.A./N.V. | 109 300 | 109 300 | 109 300 | 98 595 | 98 595 | 525 090

BE000000000215220 | 215220 | Aluminium Duffel BV | Aluminum Duffel BV | 22 288 | 22 288 | 23 665 | 21 634 | 20 669 | 110 544

BE000000000218200 | 218200 | Aviko | Aviko Belgium, site Poperinge | 0 | 14 770 | 16 335 | 16 335 | 16 335 | 63 775

BE000000000000058 | 58 | Yara Tertre sa | YARA TERTRE SA | 620 320 | 621 641 | 621 641 | 466 242 | 418 958 | 2 748 802

BE000000000000062 | 62 | INOVYN MANUFACTURING BELGIUM | INOVYN Manufacturing Belgium | 191 018 | 191 018 | 191 018 | 190 627 | 189 856 | 953 537

BE000000000000104 | 104 | Aperam Stainless Belgium SA | Aperam Stainless Belgium SA | 136 117 | 152 424 | 152 424 | 133 952 | 152 424 | 727 341

BE000000000000164 | 164 | BENEO-Orafti sa | BENEO-Orafti sa | 50 431 | 47 770 | 47 770 | 41 328 | 41 328 | 228 627

BE000000000000181 | 181 | NLMK Divers Fours La Louvière | NLMK La Louvière | 114 552 | 100 061 | 76 557 | 81 532 | 100 061 | 472 763

BE000000000000183 | 183 | AHLSTROM-MUNKSJO MALMEDY SA | Ahlstrom | 4 348 | 4 348 | 5 228 | 4 606 | 4 884 | 23 414

BE000000000000189 | 189 | CCB Cementir Cimenterie de Gaurain | Compagnie des Ciments Belges S.A. | 963 982 | 963 982 | 963 982 | 963 982 | 762 734 | 4 618 662

BE000000000000210 | 210 | Chemviron | CHEMVIRON SA | 11 710 | 12 098 | 11 710 | 9 729 | 8 099 | 53 346

BE000000000000217 | 217 | Carmeuse Four à chaux Moha | Carmeuse SA | 173 338 | 173 452 | 173 452 | 173 344 | 143 352 | 836 938

BE000000000000294 | 294 | Knauf Insulation | Knauf Insulation | 42 468 | 43 724 | 39 591 | 36 584 | 38 195 | 200 562

BE000000000000310 | 310 | Gramybel S.A. | Gramybel S.A. | 14 209 | 13 910 | 13 282 | 15 837 | 18 834 | 76 072

BE000000000209004 | 209004 | Ecofrost | Ecofrost S.A. | 22 203 | 23 406 | 25 056 | 26 402 | 27 411 | 124 478

BE000000000222421 | 222421 | NB Knauf Cie s.c.s. | NB Knauf Cie s.c.s. |  |  |  | 17 310 | 0 | 17 310
TOTAL | 5 851 250 | 5 913 313 | 5 820 730 | 5 437 476 | 5 145 499 | 28 168 268
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX II

Member State: Bulgaria
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

BG000000000000008 | 8 | ТОПЛОФИКАЦИЯ-СЛИВЕН-инж.Ангел Ангелов ЕАД | ТОПЛОФИКАЦИЯ СЛИВЕН ЕАД | 6 882 | 6 705 | 6 528 | 6 352 | 7 319 | 33 786

BG000000000221254 | 221254 | Завод Огняново | “Огняново – К” АД | 0 | 0 | 29 731 | 0 | 0 | 29 731
TOTAL | 6 882 | 6 705 | 36 259 | 6 352 | 7 319 | 63 517
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX III

Member State: Czechia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

CZ000000000000037 | 37 | SKATLOP a.s. | SKATLOP a.s. | 13 346 | 5 133 | 3 266 | 2 750 | 0 | 24 495

CZ000000000000073 | 73 | Liberty Ostrava a.s. | Liberty Ostrava a.s. | 2 669 717 | 3 319 634 | 3 319 867 | 272 701 | 0 | 9 581 919

CZ000000000000095 | 95 | Výroba a prodej tepla Příbram a.s. – CZT | Výroba a prodej tepla Příbram a.s. | 5 368 | 5 230 | 5 406 | 0 | 0 | 16 004

CZ000000000000117 | 117 | Sokolovská uhelná, právní nástupce, a.s. – Zpracovatelská část | Sokolovská uhelná, právní nástupce, a.s. | 101 155 | 68 439 | 46 274 | 45 020 | 40 932 | 301 820

CZ000000000000128 | 128 | Elektrárna Tisová | Elektrárna Tisová, a.s. | 7 434 | 7 441 | 7 244 | 6 486 | 6 305 | 34 910

CZ000000000000149 | 149 | DEZA, a.s. | DEZA, a.s. | 157 170 | 157 170 | 156 625 | 128 569 | 119 569 | 719 103

CZ000000000000167 | 167 | TAMERO INVEST s.r.o. | TAMERO INVEST s.r.o. | 103 952 | 101 281 | 98 610 | 95 939 | 64 429 | 464 211

CZ000000000000187 | 187 | ŽĎAS, a.s. | #REF! | 24 388 | 24 655 | 25 111 | 22 211 | 21 331 | 117 696

CZ000000000000208 | 208 | IROMEZ, Kotelna Z2 | IROMEZ s.r.o. | 1 689 | 1 646 | 1 602 | 1 495 | 1 275 | 7 707

CZ000000000000250 | 250 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Týn | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 26 638 | 24 475 | 25 577 | 0 | 0 | 76 690

CZ000000000000285 | 285 | Podzemní zásobník plynu Háje | Gas Storage CZ, a.s. | 588 | 467 | 467 | 467 | 366 | 2 355

CZ000000000000307 | 307 | C-energy s.r.o. | C-energy s.r.o. | 8 496 | 10 305 | 8 749 | 7 864 | 8 647 | 44 061

CZ000000000000317 | 317 | LASSELSBERGER,s.r.o., závod RAKO 3 | LASSELSBERGER, s.r.o. | 40 246 | 39 194 | 47 225 | 35 952 | 23 545 | 186 162

CZ000000000000320 | 320 | VETROPACK MORAVIA GLASS, akciová společnost | VETROPACK MORAVIA GLASS, akciová společnost | 55 476 | 55 215 | 55 215 | 55 030 | 50 009 | 270 945

CZ000000000000329 | 329 | Cihelna Libochovice | HELUZ cihlářský průmysl v.o.s | 20 738 | 22 364 | 26 934 | 19 652 | 8 694 | 98 382

CZ000000000000410 | 410 | Liberty Ostrava – závod 15 rourovna | Liberty Ostrava a.s. | 28 027 | 34 152 | 30 130 | 27 455 | 16 251 | 136 015

CZ000000000000418 | 418 | SLADOVNY SOUFFLET ČR, a.s. – závod Kroměříž | SLADOVNY SOUFFLET ČR, a.s. | 5 768 | 5 497 | 5 976 | 5 976 | 4 873 | 28 090

CZ000000000000423 | 423 | Liberty Engineering Products Ostrava s.r.o. | Liberty Engineering Products Ostrava s.r.o. | 7 718 | 7 419 | 5 540 | 3 755 | 1 848 | 26 280

CZ000000000201865 | 201865 | BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o. | BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o. | 135 442 | 135 838 | 137 212 | 105 019 | 94 205 | 607 716

CZ000000000202753 | 202753 | SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s.-výroba Styren | SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s. | 55 830 | 46 702 | 55 830 | 46 947 | 36 909 | 242 218

CZ000000000210084 | 210084 | Výroba papíru | Papírny APIS, s.r.o | 836 | 836 | 534 | 0 | 0 | 2 206
TOTAL | 3 470 022 | 4 073 093 | 4 063 394 | 883 288 | 499 188 | 12 988 985
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX IV

Member State: Denmark
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

DK000000000000010 | 10 | Brædstrup Totalenergianlæg A/S | Brædstrup Totalenergianlæg A/S | 1 235 | 1 203 | 1 171 | 1 027 | 1 086 | 5 722

DK000000000000040 | 40 | Jægerspris Kraftvarme A.M.B.A | Jægerspris Kraftvarme A.M.B.A | 1 384 | 1 349 | 1 313 | 1 278 | 1 242 | 6 566

DK000000000000048 | 48 | Asnæsværket | Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S | 17 177 | 18 585 | 18 095 | 17 605 | 17 115 | 88 577

DK000000000000069 | 69 | Fjernvarme Fyn Produktion A/S | Fjernvarme Fyn Produktion A/S | 56 673 | 55 217 | 56 302 | 53 676 | 53 961 | 275 829

DK000000000000072 | 72 | Skærbækværket | Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S | 39 515 | 38 500 | 37 485 | 36 469 | 42 352 | 194 321

DK000000000000080 | 80 | Esbjergværket | Ørested Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S | 20 807 | 25 683 | 25 006 | 10 727 | 0 | 82 223

DK000000000000088 | 88 | KVV Tårnvej | GEV Varme A/S | 210 | 78 | 76 | 74 | 72 | 510

DK000000000000101 | 101 | Vojens Fjernvarme Sdr. Ringvej | Vojens Fjernvarme a.m.b.a. | 83 | 81 | 237 | 231 | 333 | 965

DK000000000000186 | 186 | Bramming Fjernvarme A.m.b.A | Bramming Fjernvarme AMBA | 1 514 | 1 288 | 1 509 | 1 215 | 947 | 6 473

DK000000000000212 | 212 | CTR, Nybrovej Centralen | CTR I/S | 51 | 51 | 266 | 266 | 60 | 694

DK000000000000261 | 261 | Alfred Pedersen Søn | Alfred Pedersen og Søn APS | 1 892 | 1 226 | 628 | 134 | 130 | 4 010

DK000000000000272 | 272 | Daka Denmark a/s Kronjydevej 8 | DAKA DENMARK A/S | 6 945 | 6 945 | 6 945 | 6 945 | 5 665 | 33 445

DK000000000000275 | 275 | FF Skagen A/S | FF Skagen A/S | 6 839 | 6 266 | 1 916 | 0 | 0 | 15 021

DK000000000000287 | 287 | Nordic Sugar, Nykøbing Sukkerfabrik | Nordic Sugar A/S | 55 689 | 55 689 | 55 689 | 55 689 | 39 767 | 262 523

DK000000000000323 | 323 | Højslev Tegl A/S | Højslev Teglværk A/S | 2 971 | 2 971 | 2 971 | 2 971 | 2 547 | 14 431

DK000000000000334 | 334 | Egernsund Wienerberger Production A/S | Egernsund Wienerberger Production A/S | 15 418 | 16 319 | 16 850 | 14 583 | 10 028 | 73 198

DK000000000000344 | 344 | Knauf A/S | Hvordan ændres navn mv i ovenstående? | 5 941 | 5 557 | 5 557 | 4 771 | 4 151 | 25 977

DK000000000000345 | 345 | Gyproc | Gyproc A/S | 3 114 | 3 447 | 3 768 | 2 910 | 0 | 13 239

DK000000000000371 | 371 | Gorm feltet omfattende anlæg på platformene Gorm A, -B, -C, -D, -E og F | Total EP Danmark A/S (fuldmægtig for DUC) | 151 328 | 126 779 | 126 779 | 151 107 | 115 363 | 671 356

DK000000000212680 | 212680 | ANDELSKARTOFFELMELSFABRIKKEN MIDTJYLLAND A.M.B.A | Andels-kartoffelmelsfabrikken Danmark A.m.b.a | 6 628 | 6 483 | 6 336 | 6 191 | 5 783 | 31 421

DK000000000216200 | 216200 | Horsens Asfaltfabrik | Colas Danmark A/S | 2 711 | 2 910 | 2 910 | 2 910 | 2 910 | 14 351
TOTAL | 398 125 | 376 627 | 371 809 | 370 779 | 303 512 | 1 820 852
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX V

Member State: Germany
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

DE000000000000063 | 63 | Elektrostahlwerk mit Nebenanlagen | ESF Elbe-Stahlwerke Feralpi GmbH | 42 762 | 42 616 | 42 616 | 35 004 | 35 004 | 198 002

DE000000000000067 | 67 | Elektrostahlwerk | ArcelorMittal Hamburg GmbH | 60 312 | 54 134 | 48 692 | 31 017 | 33 352 | 227 507

DE000000000000391 | 391 | HELFER ZIEGEL GmbH | HELFER ZIEGEL GmbH | 1 044 | 565 | 74 | 57 | 0 | 1 740

DE000000000000496 | 496 | Papiererzeugungsanlage Bruckmühl | Neenah Gessner GmbH | 5 234 | 6 472 | 6 472 | 5 244 | 5 244 | 28 666

DE000000000000523 | 523 | Kartonmaschinen 1 3 mit Kraftwerk | Smurfit Westrock Herzberg Solid Board GmbH | 60 979 | 60 406 | 60 406 | 56 667 | 56 667 | 295 125

DE000000000000622 | 622 | Heizkraftwerk WEP | WEP Wärme-, Energie- und Prozesstechnik GmbH | 3 963 | 4 081 | 3 973 | 3 866 | 3 973 | 19 856

DE000000000000712 | 712 | Heizwerk Wespienstraße | STAWAG – Stadt- und Städteregionswerke Aachen AG | 289 | 289 | 500 | 500 | 18 | 1 596

DE000000000000720 | 720 | HW-BHKW Mitte | Fernwärmeversorgung Hamm GmbH | 76 | 209 | 204 | 198 | 80 | 767

DE000000000000751 | 751 | HKW Dresden – Nord | DREWAG-Stadtwerke Dresden GmbH | 3 297 | 4 054 | 3 008 | 2 134 | 2 394 | 14 887

DE000000000000816 | 816 | Heizzentrale | PRINOVIS GmbH Co. KG, Betrieb Ahrensburg | 2 600 | 2 600 | 2 373 | 1 383 | 0 | 8 956

DE000000000000888 | 888 | Biomasseheizwerk Rain | Rain Biomasse Wärmegesellschaft mbH | 12 012 | 13 705 | 14 001 | 13 621 | 10 777 | 64 116

DE000000000000944 | 944 | HW Kupferhammer | Stadtwerke Wernigerode GmbH | 634 | 1 410 | 1 580 | 793 | 418 | 4 835

DE000000000001002 | 1002 | BTB Heizkraftwerk Schöneweide | BTB Blockheizkraftwerks- Träger- und Betreibergesellschaft mbH Berlin | 5 073 | 4 943 | 4 812 | 4 506 | 3 654 | 22 988

DE000000000001021 | 1021 | Herbstreith Fox GmbH (Energiezentrale) | Herbstreith Fox GmbH | 3 622 | 4 111 | 3 437 | 301 | 0 | 11 471

DE000000000001090 | 1090 | BTB Heizkraftwerk Adlershof | BTB Blockheizkraftwerks- Träger- und Betreibergesellschaft mbH Berlin | 4 879 | 5 381 | 5 034 | 4 610 | 5 004 | 24 908

DE000000000001097 | 1097 | Heizwerk Altchemnitz | eins – energie in sachsen GmbH Co.KG | 931 | 1 746 | 2 022 | 1 855 | 9 367 | 15 921

DE000000000001098 | 1098 | Heizkraftwerk Chemnitz Nord II | eins energie in sachsen GmbH Co. KG | 38 946 | 37 945 | 37 607 | 36 587 | 16 160 | 167 245

DE000000000001125 | 1125 | SW Merseburg HW-BHKW | Stadtwerke Merseburg GmbH | 1 717 | 1 353 | 843 | 416 | 246 | 4 575

DE000000000001141 | 1141 | Heizkraftwerk | Constellium Singen GmbH | 8 964 | 9 414 | 8 284 | 5 077 | 2 785 | 34 524

DE000000000001163 | 1163 | HW Altglienicke | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 1 105 | 1 285 | 1 585 | 1 542 | 1 264 | 6 781

DE000000000001169 | 1169 | HW Scharnhorststraße | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 5 367 | 7 992 | 9 703 | 7 731 | 4 815 | 35 608

DE000000000001170 | 1170 | HKW Klingenberg | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 92 489 | 74 090 | 61 367 | 54 890 | 55 628 | 338 464

DE000000000001175 | 1175 | HKW Moabit | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 25 122 | 24 476 | 23 831 | 23 185 | 15 613 | 112 227

DE000000000001176 | 1176 | HKW Marzahn | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 32 991 | 56 008 | 65 855 | 60 235 | 52 318 | 267 407

DE000000000001179 | 1179 | HKW Reuter West | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 71 285 | 69 453 | 67 621 | 52 374 | 53 587 | 314 320

DE000000000001181 | 1181 | HKW Reuter | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 666 | 3 907 | 8 590 | 9 079 | 5 376 | 27 618

DE000000000001182 | 1182 | HKW Wilmersdorf | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 10 312 | 9 697 | 12 173 | 11 068 | 6 621 | 49 871

DE000000000001189 | 1189 | HKW Schwarza | TWS Thüringer Wärme Service GmbH | 80 072 | 78 015 | 75 957 | 36 700 | 2 360 | 273 104

DE000000000001190 | 1190 | Heizkraftwerk Wellesweiler | Iqony Energies GmbH | 776 | 756 | 736 | 66 | 0 | 2 334

DE000000000001211 | 1211 | HHKW Berlin Neukölln Gasheizwerk | Blockheizkraftwerks- Träger- und Betreibergesellschaft mbH Berlin | 462 | 672 | 672 | 672 | 946 | 3 424

DE000000000001235 | 1235 | Heizkraftwerk Neubrandenburg | Neubrandenburger Stadtwerke GmbH | 13 892 | 13 535 | 13 178 | 10 050 | 8 551 | 59 206

DE000000000001251 | 1251 | HW Nord HWE 3 | Neubrandenburger Stadtwerke GmbH | 685 | 796 | 1 633 | 2 641 | 3 278 | 9 033

DE000000000001293 | 1293 | WVVZ FZJ | Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH | 4 815 | 4 834 | 5 616 | 5 616 | 5 804 | 26 685

DE000000000001320 | 1320 | Kraftwerk zur Stromerzeugung | DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH | 75 613 | 73 514 | 71 727 | 69 637 | 67 698 | 358 189

DE000000000001378 | 1378 | Heizwerk Westerholt | Uniper Kraftwerke GmbH | 392 | 549 | 766 | 1 499 | 2 910 | 6 116

DE000000000001533 | 1533 | Heizwerk Sieker | Stadtwerke Bielefeld GmbH | 117 | 117 | 117 | 386 | 654 | 1 391

DE000000000001577 | 1577 | Lunzenauer Papier- und Pappenfabrik | LUPA-Recycling GmbH | 0 | 0 | 287 | 367 | 350 | 1 004

DE000000000001639 | 1639 | HKW | Stadtwerke Göttingen AG | 2 980 | 2 533 | 2 467 | 2 581 | 3 175 | 13 736

DE000000000001672 | 1672 | HKW West | Stadtwerke Karlsruhe GmbH | 24 660 | 25 154 | 22 879 | 18 342 | 21 247 | 112 282

DE000000000001697 | 1697 | Arla Foods Deutschland, Niederlassung Pronsfeld | Arla Foods Deutschland GmbH | 10 457 | 17 947 | 17 676 | 18 519 | 18 519 | 83 118

DE000000000001707 | 1707 | SWR HKW Merzdorf | Stadtwerke Riesa GmbH | 2 000 | 1 949 | 2 143 | 1 846 | 1 478 | 9 416

DE000000000001753 | 1753 | HW Iderhoffstraße | SWE Energie GmbH | 1 602 | 1 301 | 768 | 399 | 302 | 4 372

DE000000000001777 | 1777 | HKW Erfurt-Ost | SWE Energie GmbH | 36 403 | 35 469 | 34 533 | 33 597 | 31 040 | 171 042

DE000000000001868 | 1868 | EVC II | GlobalFoundries Dresden Module One LLC Co. KG | 6 511 | 6 343 | 6 176 | 6 009 | 4 762 | 29 801

DE000000000002197 | 2197 | Ethylenanlage OM4 | Basell Polyolefine GmbH | 333 167 | 333 709 | 333 709 | 263 751 | 263 751 | 1 528 087

DE000000000004100 | 4100 | Herdofenanlage Fortuna-Nord | RWE Power AG | 228 841 | 250 507 | 270 285 | 283 574 | 277 990 | 1 311 197

DE000000000004101 | 4101 | Solarglaswerk Tschernitz | GMB Glasmanufaktur Brandenburg GmbH | 31 656 | 34 675 | 32 031 | 32 751 | 32 751 | 163 864

DE000000000205321 | 205321 | TAD-Anlage | Covestro Deutschland AG | 62 977 | 51 961 | 51 961 | 39 159 | 39 159 | 245 217

DE000000000205626 | 205626 | POX-Anlage für die Herstellung von Ammoniak | YARA Brunsbüttel GmbH. HRB 2276, Amtsgericht Itzehoe Postfach 1268 , D-25541 Brunsbüttel | 1 062 163 | 1 062 163 | 868 951 | 1 051 245 | 1 051 245 | 5 095 767

DE000000000206009 | 206009 | Hochofenanlage | DK Recycling und Roheisen GmbH | 389 131 | 386 849 | 377 137 | 375 743 | 375 743 | 1 904 603

DE000000000207202 | 207202 | Geothermieanlage Unterföhring | GEOVOL Unterföhring GmbH | 306 | 298 | 197 | 191 | 304 | 1 296

DE000000000209142 | 209142 | Heizkraftwerk der AFK Geothermie GmbH | AFK Geothermie GmbH | 1 359 | 1 359 | 1 359 | 1 359 | 1 723 | 7 159

DE000000000209842 | 209842 | GuD-HKW Lichterfelde | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 38 264 | 40 122 | 37 706 | 32 914 | 31 715 | 180 721

DE000000000210487 | 210487 | Heizkraftwerk Technisches Zentrum | unique Wärme GmbH Co. KG | 10 777 | 10 500 | 7 302 | 5 448 | 5 921 | 39 948

DE000000000210939 | 210939 | HW Treptow | BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH | 1 668 | 2 221 | 3 662 | 4 810 | 3 614 | 15 975

DE000000000215560 | 215560 | Heizwerk Völklingen | Iqony Energies GmbH | 2 | 18 | 17 | 64 | 0 | 101

DE000000000217560 | 217560 | Prüfstand für Verdichter mit Gasturbinenantrieb | Siemens Energy Global GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 33 | 45 | 43 | 121

DE000000000218880 | 218880 | Papierfabrik Pfleiderer Teisnach | Pfleiderer Teisnach GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 5 417 | 9 102 | 8 674 | 23 193

DE000000000219001 | 219001 | ZEELINK GmbH Co. KG Legden | ZEELINK GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 207 | 11 | 2 218

DE000000000219062 | 219062 | Bioethanolanlage | VERBIO Schwedt GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 50 563 | 48 181 | 98 744

DE000000000219200 | 219200 | BioHKW I Magirusstraße | Fernwärme Ulm GmbH | 0 | 0 | 5 586 | 12 257 | 11 680 | 29 523

DE000000000219640 | 219640 | Dampfkessel Duisburg | Siemens Energy Global GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 58 | 0 | 58

DE000000000219661 | 219661 | FSRU Brunsbüttel | Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH | 0 | 0 | 2 095 | 0 | 0 | 2 095

DE000000000219940 | 219940 | BioPower | Holzwerk Gebr. Schneider GmbH | 0 | 0 | 2 329 | 9 356 | 8 915 | 20 600

DE000000000219960 | 219960 | Holzfaserplattenwerk Eschbach | GUTEX HolzfaserplattenwerkH.Henselmann GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 630 | 6 776 | 15 406

DE000000000220000 | 220000 | Heizwerk (GWK) DU-Römerstraße (31 MW) | Fernwärmeversorgung Niederrhein GmbH | 0 | 0 | 190 | 302 | 288 | 780

DE000000000220081 | 220081 | Egger Werk Bevern | Egger Beschichtungswerk Marienmünster GmbH Co KG | 0 | 0 | 6 642 | 12 373 | 11 790 | 30 805

DE000000000220261 | 220261 | Biomethan BHKW Herrenhausen | Bioenergie Hannover | 0 | 0 | 0 | 602 | 0 | 602

DE000000000220780 | 220780 | Trockneranlage Jäckering Mühlenwerke, Hamm | Jäckering Mühlen- und Nährmittelwerke GmbH | 0 | 0 | 21 097 | 22 150 | 21 107 | 64 354

DE000000000220788 | 220788 | BHKW Schwarzer Weg | STAWAG – Stadt- und Städteregionswerke Aachen AG | 0 | 0 | 914 | 2 270 | 2 207 | 5 391

DE000000000220935 | 220935 | Fassadenwerke | Girnghuber GmbH | 0 | 0 | 4 376 | 3 861 | 3 679 | 11 916

DE000000000221568 | 221568 | KWK Anlage der Ilim Timber GmbH Co. KG | Ilim Nordic Timber GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 205 | 0 | 6 205

DE000000000222820 | 222820 | Warmwalzwerk | STAHLWERK ANNAHÜTTE Max Aicher GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 430 | 0 | 3 430

DE000000000223034 | 223034 | HKW Weingarten | Freiburger Wärmeversorgungs GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 783 | 0 | 783

DE000000000223037 | 223037 | LNG Terminal Deutsche Ostsee Lubmin | Deutsche ReGas GmbH Co. KGaA | 0 | 0 | 10 376 | 0 | 0 | 10 376

DE000000000224424 | 224424 | Heizwerk | Wärmeversorgung Ismaning GmbH Co.KG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 386 | 0 | 1 386

DE000000000224820 | 224820 | HKW-Zwickau-Neuplanitz | Zwickauer Energieversorgung GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 571 | 0 | 1 571

DE000000000225164 | 225164 | Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbH | Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 722 | 0 | 4 722

DE000000000225429 | 225429 | Holzfaserdämmstoffwerk Hütten / Grafenwöhr | naturheld GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 15 407 | 0 | 15 407

DE000000000227044 | 227044 | Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Hirschberg GmbH | Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Hirschberg GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 982 | 0 | 982

DE000000000227048 | 227048 | Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Wilburgstetten GmbH | Rettenmeier Holzindustrie Wilburgstetten GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 315 | 0 | 2 315
TOTAL | 2 918 419 | 2 940 208 | 2 797 366 | 2 894 453 | 2 760 706 | 14 311 152
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX VI

Member State: Ireland
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

IE000000000000004 | 4 | Medite Europe DAC | Medite Europe Designated Activity Company | 54 132 | 54 132 | 54 132 | 54 132 | 44 127 | 260 655

IE000000000000030 | 30 | Farragh Proteins | College Proteins Unlimited Company | 10 342 | 12 285 | 13 115 | 13 721 | 14 305 | 63 768

IE000000000000033 | 33 | Irish Cement Limited, Limerick Works | CRH PLC | 487 065 | 487 065 | 591 198 | 568 330 | 487 065 | 2 620 723

IE000000000000038 | 38 | Pelagia Killybegs | Pelagia Feed (Ireland) Limited | 2 175 | 2 046 | 1 564 | 1 771 | 2 319 | 9 875

IE000000000000078 | 78 | Abbott Ireland Cootehill | Abbott Ireland | 3 886 | 3 886 | 4 585 | 4 846 | 5 099 | 22 302

IE000000000000084 | 84 | SMARTPLY EUROPE | SMARTPLY EUROPE DAC | 65 896 | 55 971 | 62 588 | 54 691 | 47 011 | 286 157

IE000000000000111 | 111 | Aurivo Dairy Ingredients Ltd | Aurivo Dairy Ingredients Ltd | 20 328 | 22 010 | 22 695 | 23 153 | 20 996 | 109 182

IE000000000000114 | 114 | Janssen Sciences (Ireland) UC | Janssen Sciences (Ireland) UC | 4 703 | 5 125 | 5 125 | 5 613 | 6 222 | 26 788

IE000000000000130 | 130 | International NH Mfg. Ireland | IFF NH Ireland HC Limited | 20 976 | 20 976 | 20 976 | 20 976 | 23 463 | 107 367

IE000000000207487 | 207487 | Belview | Tirlan Limited | 26 850 | 28 087 | 28 087 | 25 834 | 22 869 | 131 727

IE000000000213340 | 213340 | Bristol Myers Squibb Cruiserath Biologics | Swords Laboratories Unlimited | 1 990 | 1 946 | 1 903 | 1 859 | 1 532 | 9 230
TOTAL | 698 343 | 693 529 | 805 968 | 774 926 | 675 008 | 3 647 774
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX VII

Member State: Greece
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

GR000000000000094 | 94 | ΣΙΔΕΝΟΡ ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ ΧΑΛΥΒΑ Α.Ε. | ΣΙΔΕΝΟΡ ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΚΗ ΧΑΛΥΒΑ Α.Ε. | 19 546 | 25 312 | 34 816 | 28 988 | 22 561 | 131 223

GR000000000000126 | 126 | ΚΥΚΝΟΣ ΑΕ (ΑΣΒΕΣΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ – ΠΟΛΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ) | ΚΥΚΝΟΣ ΑΕ (ΑΣΒΕΣΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ – ΠΟΛΤΟΠΟΙΙΑ) | 11 329 | 9 701 | 9 701 | 8 100 | 7 488 | 46 319

GR000000000218422 | 218422 | 02-55 | ΑΛΟΥΜΥΛ, ΒΙΟΜΗΧΑΝΙΑ ΑΛΟΥΜΙΝΙΟΥ ΑΝΩΝΥΜΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΙΑ | 0 | 6 864 | 6 499 | 6 349 | 6 200 | 25 912

GR000000000218600 | 218600 | ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε. – ΑΡΓΟΣ ΑΡΓΟΛΙΔΑΣ | ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε. | 0 | 1 242 | 1 351 | 1 320 | 1 557 | 5 470

GR000000000218602 | 218602 | ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε. – ΖΕΡΒΟΧΩΡΙ ΗΜΑΘΙΑΣ | ΑΣΠΙΣ Α.Ε. | 0 | 2 253 | 2 952 | 2 884 | 2 816 | 10 905

GR000000000218620 | 218620 | PAPASTRATOS CMC SA | PAPASTRATOS CMC SA | 0 | 2 204 | 2 535 | 2 477 | 2 419 | 9 635
TOTAL | 30 875 | 47 576 | 57 854 | 50 118 | 43 041 | 229 464
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX VIII

Member State: Spain
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

ES000000000000003 | 3 | Cales Granada | Cales Granada, S.A. | 13 789 | 11 046 | 8 761 | 8 761 | 7 083 | 49 440

ES000000000000018 | 18 | Azucarera de Jerez. Centro Guadalete | AB Azucarera Iberia, S.L. | 26 324 | 25 647 | 39 237 | 35 717 | 23 618 | 150 543

ES000000000000027 | 27 | BIOENERGÍA SANTAMARÍA, S.A. | BIOENERGÍA SANTAMARÍA, S.A | 28 196 | 24 613 | 17 373 | 14 112 | 14 729 | 99 023

ES000000000000041 | 41 | ACEITES SIERRA SUR S.A | ACEITES SIERRA SUR S.A | 33 008 | 32 160 | 23 307 | 16 311 | 12 429 | 117 215

ES000000000000068 | 68 | Siderúrgica Sevillana, S.A. | Siderúrgica Sevillana, S.A. | 65 937 | 59 427 | 59 427 | 56 586 | 59 427 | 300 804

ES000000000000154 | 154 | VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Alcala de Guadaira | VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Alcalá de Guadaira | 33 543 | 33 117 | 35 809 | 37 501 | 33 544 | 173 514

ES000000000000158 | 158 | DOLOMIAS DE ARAGON S.L. | DOLOMIAS DE ARAGÓN S.L. | 19 596 | 14 973 | 9 597 | 1 783 | 359 | 46 308

ES000000000000161 | 161 | BRILEN, SA – Brilen Cogeneración | BRILEN, S.A. | 16 331 | 15 912 | 15 492 | 15 072 | 10 551 | 73 358

ES000000000000194 | 194 | VERALLIA SPAIN, S,A. Fábrica de Zaragoza | VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Zaragoza | 39 967 | 40 216 | 40 216 | 34 703 | 33 380 | 188 482

ES000000000000237 | 237 | Instalación Cogeneración Marina de Cudeyo | Dynasol Elastómeros S.A.U | 49 952 | 48 668 | 47 385 | 47 630 | 44 818 | 238 453

ES000000000000249 | 249 | Cementos Portland Valderribas S.A.- Venta de Baños | CEMENTOS PORTLAND VALDERRIVAS S.A. | 226 518 | 260 986 | 260 986 | 260 986 | 323 703 | 1 333 179

ES000000000000319 | 319 | Mostos, vinos y alcoholes, S.A. (Movialsa I) | Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. |  |  |  | 9 348 | 9 655 | 19 003

ES000000000000320 | 320 | Enersur Tarancón | Enersur Siglo 21, S.L.Unipersonal | 9 804 | 9 552 | 6 456 | 2 522 | 457 | 28 791

ES000000000000401 | 401 | Compañía de Explotaciones Energéticas S.L. | Compañía de Explotaciones Energéticas S.L. | 4 014 | 3 911 | 3 808 | 4 490 | 4 256 | 20 479

ES000000000000427 | 427 | REPSOL QUIMICA S.A. – El Morell – Cogeneración | REPSOL QUÍMICA, S.A. | 454 989 | 454 989 | 454 989 | 454 989 | 412 477 | 2 232 433

ES000000000000449 | 449 | ALIER,SA | ALIER SA |  |  |  |  | 16 495 | 16 495

ES000000000000451 | 451 | GUARRO CASAS, S.A. | GUARRO CASAS, S.A. | 3 603 | 3 131 | 4 055 | 3 748 | 2 809 | 17 346

ES000000000000457 | 457 | Miquel y Costas Miquel, S.A. | Miquel y Costas Miquel, S.A. | 11 845 | 11 845 | 11 845 | 11 845 | 11 772 | 59 152

ES000000000000524 | 524 | VIDRIERIA ROVIRA, SLU | VIDRIERIA ROVIRA SLU | 29 130 | 22 269 | 24 453 | 23 810 | 18 985 | 118 647

ES000000000000549 | 549 | ROQUETTE LAISA ESPAÑA | ROQUETTE LAISA ESPAÑA S.A. | 52 858 | 51 499 | 50 141 | 39 655 | 34 113 | 228 266

ES000000000000559 | 559 | ESMALTES, S.A. | ESMALTES, S.A. | 7 363 | 7 363 | 7 363 | 7 363 | 5 287 | 34 739

ES000000000000615 | 615 | AGC FLAT GLASS IBERICA S.A. | AGC FLAT GLASS IBERICA S.A. | 74 957 | 77 754 | 77 583 | 64 038 | 64 038 | 358 370

ES000000000000646 | 646 | UNIÓN DE EMPRESAS MADERERAS, S.A.U. | UNION DE EMPRESAS MADERERAS, S.A.U. | 22 648 | 22 066 | 24 767 | 20 902 | 15 141 | 105 524

ES000000000000703 | 703 | Iberia LAE SA Operadora Unipersonal | Iberia LAE SA Operadora Sociedad Unipersonal | 2 409 | 1 949 | 1 949 | 2 072 | 1 939 | 10 318

ES000000000000704 | 704 | TOLSA, S.A. | TOLSA, S.A. | 18 135 | 13 646 | 11 802 | 9 783 | 9 767 | 63 133

ES000000000000723 | 723 | Ecocarburantes Españoles S.A. | Ecocarburantes Españoles S.A. | 48 268 | 47 028 | 32 399 | 30 902 | 43 307 | 201 904

ES000000000000748 | 748 | Essity Operations Allo SL | Essity Operations Allo SL | 26 721 | 25 729 | 26 891 | 26 891 | 26 891 | 133 123

ES000000000000750 | 750 | Solidus San Andres, S.L. | Solidus San Andrés, S.L. | 23 553 | 23 553 | 22 994 | 18 816 | 18 047 | 106 963

ES000000000000751 | 751 | Sonoco Tudela, S.L.U | Sonoco Tudela, S.L.U | 8 526 | 9 156 | 9 156 | 8 308 | 8 042 | 43 188

ES000000000000828 | 828 | BUNGE IBÉRICA S.A. (Planta de Barcelona) | Bunge Iberica SAU | 21 359 | 20 810 | 24 961 | 24 285 | 25 201 | 116 616

ES000000000000918 | 918 | LACTALIS VILLARROBLEDO SLU | Lactalis Villarrobledo SLU | 9 793 | 11 305 | 11 305 | 11 305 | 11 305 | 55 013

ES000000000000924 | 924 | ERCROS, S.A. Fábrica de Vilaseca I | ERCROS, S.A. | 13 017 | 14 784 | 15 200 | 15 057 | 8 208 | 66 266

ES000000000000935 | 935 | DOW CHEMICAL IBÉRICA, S.L. – DOW SUR | DOW CHEMICAL IBÉRICA, S.L. – DOW SUR | 77 539 | 77 539 | 77 539 | 62 335 | 65 113 | 360 065

ES000000000000996 | 996 | CONSERVAS VEGETALES DE EXTREMADURA S.A. | MANUEL VÁZQUEZ CALLEJA | 16 612 | 16 612 | 16 789 | 14 310 | 16 757 | 81 080

ES000000000001008 | 1008 | FINANCIERA MADERERA S. A. (FINSA SANTIAGO) | FINANCIERA MADERERA, S.A. |  |  |  | 54 602 | 72 880 | 127 482

ES000000000001013 | 1013 | Financiera Maderera, S.A. (FINSA Orember) | FINANCIERA MADERERA, S.A. |  |  |  | 56 527 | 54 953 | 111 480

ES000000000001033 | 1033 | SABIC INNOVATIVE PLASTICS ESPAÑA, S.L. | SABIC Innovative Plastics España, S.L. | 310 315 | 307 581 | 304 597 | 190 772 | 158 941 | 1 272 206

ES000000000201796 | 201796 | ECO PORCELANICO S.L.U. | ECO PORCELÁNICO S.L.U |  |  | 22 681 | 21 345 | 15 186 | 59 212

ES000000000201854 | 201854 | Fertiberia S.A. – Fábrica de Avilés | FERTIBERIA S.A. | 47 185 | 47 185 | 47 185 | 46 603 | 46 300 | 234 458

ES000000000201856 | 201856 | FERTIBERIA, S.A. Fábrica de Puertollano | FERTIBERIA, S.A. | 310 129 | 310 129 | 300 955 | 301 518 | 310 129 | 1 532 860

ES000000000202339 | 202339 | XALLAS ELECTRICIDAD Y ALEACIONES, S.A.U. | XALLAS ELECTRICIDAD Y ALEACIONES, S.A.U. | 130 295 | 120 233 | 123 995 | 71 703 | 44 704 | 490 930

ES000000000202476 | 202476 | FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A. – Fábrica de Sabón | FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A. – Fábrica de Sabón | 88 903 | 108 010 | 99 937 | 58 726 | 92 675 | 448 251

ES000000000205568 | 205568 | ARCELORMITTAL ESPAÑA, S.A. | ARCELORMITTAL ESPAÑA, S.A. – fábrica de Lesaka | 15 741 | 15 575 | 15 420 | 10 818 | 10 226 | 67 780

ES000000000205577 | 205577 | Inovyn España S.L | Inovyn España S.L. | 58 510 | 58 510 | 58 510 | 34 811 | 34 711 | 245 052

ES000000000205866 | 205866 | COSENTINO INDUSTRIAL, S.A.U. | COSENTINO INDUSTRIAL, S.A.U. | 21 227 | 24 356 | 32 981 | 39 730 | 47 788 | 166 082

ES000000000208983 | 208983 | GALMED STEEL, S.A.U. | GALMED STEEL S.A.U | 15 723 | 12 397 | 14 915 | 14 915 | 12 397 | 70 347

ES000000000209162 | 209162 | SC Valorizaciones Agropecuarias | SC VALORIZACIONES AGROPECUARIAS, SL | 8 209 | 8 540 | 6 578 | 5 921 | 7 480 | 36 728

ES000000000210691 | 210691 | DESIMPACTO DE PURINES TURÉGANO S.A. | DESIMPACTO DE PURINES TURÉGANO S.A. | 7 465 | 8 874 | 7 028 | 8 289 | 9 904 | 41 560

ES000000000210703 | 210703 | PLADUR GYPSUM, S.A | PLADUR GYPSUM, S.A.U. | 3 994 | 3 994 | 5 065 | 5 338 | 4 672 | 23 063

ES000000000218702 | 218702 | GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L. | GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L. |  |  |  | 2 387 | 2 626 | 5 013

ES000000000000012 | 12 | VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA, S.A. – Córdoba | VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA, S.A. – FCA. DE CORDOBA | 236 271 | 271 986 | 176 470 | 0 | 0 | 684 727

ES000000000090027 | 90027 | Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSA III) | Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSAIII) | 6 402 | 6 237 | 4 612 | 0 | 0 | 17 251

ES000000000090075 | 90075 | SUGAL ANDALUCÍA, S.L.U | SUGAL ANDALUCÍA, S.L.U | 9 164 | 9 164 | 7 293 | 0 | 0 | 25 621

ES000000000216400 | 216400 | Silicatos de Malpica, S.L.U. | Silicatos de Malpica, S.L.U. | 13 284 | 18 232 | 17 822 | 14 271 | 1 368 | 64 977

ES000000000217920 | 217920 | ATOMMED | ATOMIZADORA DEL MEDITERRÁNEO, S.L. | 0 | 10 150 | 9 379 | 0 | 0 | 19 529

ES000000000219420 | 219420 | INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS PACUAL, SLU | INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS PACUAL, SLU |  |  | 1 002 | 495 | 472 | 1 969

ES000000000219900 | 219900 | Tableros Losán | Tableros Losán, s.a. |  |  |  | 2 470 | 2 353 | 4 823

ES000000000220160 | 220160 | AKIOLIS IBERIA SLU | AKIOLIS IBERIA SLU |  |  | 155 | 625 | 596 | 1 376

ES000000000220382 | 220382 | PINA SA | Pina, s.a. |  |  |  | 10 084 | 9 609 | 19 693

ES000000000220523 | 220523 | LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L. | LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L. |  |  |  | 4 409 | 4 202 | 8 611

ES000000000220528 | 220528 | ALUMASA | Aluminios del Maestre, S.A. |  |  |  | 9 326 | 8 887 | 18 213

ES000000000220694 | 220694 | TERRABRICK S.L. | TERRABRICK S.L. |  |  |  | 3 736 | 3 559 | 7 295

ES000000000220930 | 220930 | KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L. | KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L. |  |  |  | 21 450 | 20 440 | 41 890

ES000000000220933 | 220933 | HUB TECH FACTORY, SL | HUB TECH FACTORY, SL |  |  | 1 | 26 | 24 | 51

ES000000000221151 | 221151 | León Coated Solutions | León Coated Solutions, S.L. |  |  |  | 5 971 | 0 | 5 971

ES000000000221942 | 221942 | Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. – Fábrica de Soneja | SAINT GOBAIN PLACO IBERICA, S.A. |  |  |  | 4 200 | 0 | 4 200

ES000000000221994 | 221994 | INDUSTRIAS ALCORENSES CONFEDERADAS S.A. (ALMAZORA) | VICENTE LOPEZ DIEZ |  |  |  | 7 320 | 0 | 7 320

ES000000000224825 | 224825 | JAMES HARDIE SPAIN SLU | JAMES HARDIE SPAIN, S.L.U. |  |  |  | 6 715 | 0 | 6 715

ES000000000225020 | 225020 | Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica,S.A. – Fábrica de Morón de la Frontera (Sevilla) | SAINT GOBAIN PLACO IBERICA, S.A. |  |  |  | 1 521 | 0 | 1 521

ES000000000225542 | 225542 | Hidrógeno Verde Puertollano | IBERDROLA CLIENTES, S.A.U. |  |  |  | 6 252 | 0 | 6 252

ES000000000226040 | 226040 | C. AND. PINZÓN | CONESA ANDALUCIA, S.L. – C.AND.PINZÓN |  |  |  | 1 904 | 0 | 1 904

ES000000000226463 | 226463 | Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. – Fábrica de San Martín de la Vega (Polvo) | Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. |  |  |  | 5 057 | 0 | 5 057

ES000000000226542 | 226542 | HYDRO ALUMINIUM IBERIA SAU | HYDRO ALUMINIUM IBERIA SAU |  |  |  | 3 431 | 0 | 3 431

ES000000000226684 | 226684 | DECOCER S.A. | DECOCER S.A. |  |  |  | 3 793 | 0 | 3 793

ES000000000226861 | 226861 | Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica, S.A. – Fábrica de Viguera | SAINT GOBAIN PLACO IBERICA, S.A. |  |  |  | 367 | 0 | 367

ES000000000227270 | 227270 | KAURA COPRODUCTS, S.L. | KAURA COPRODUCTS, S.L. |  |  |  | 2 524 | 0 | 2 524

ES000000000227276 | 227276 | YESOS RUBIO Y DERIVADOS S.L. | YESOS RUBIO Y DERIVADOS S.L. |  |  |  | 1 621 | 0 | 1 621

ES000000000227342 | 227342 | La Fonte Ardennaise España, S.L. | La Fonte Ardennaise, S.L. |  |  |  | 6 115 | 0 | 6 115

ES000000000227625 | 227625 | Nueva Cerámica La Oliva, S.L.U. | Nueva Cerámica La Oliva, S.L.U. |  |  |  | 493 | 0 | 493

ES000000000228101 | 228101 | PLANTA DE SECADO TÉRMICO DE LODOS BUTARQUE | PLANTA DE SECADO TÉRMICO DE LODOS BUTARQUE |  |  |  | 4 049 | 0 | 4 049

ES000000000228488 | 228488 | AL DAHRA EUROPE S.R.L., Sucursal en España | AL DAHRA EUROPE S.R.L., Sucursal en España |  |  |  | 526 | 0 | 526

ES000000000024010 |  | Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica,S.A. – Fábrica de Gelsa(Zaragoza) | Saint-Gobain Placo Ibérica,S.A. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 282 | 0 | 6 282

ES000000000024024 |  | YESOS SAN MARTIN, S.A. | YESOS SAN MARTÍN, S.A. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 837 | 0 | 837

ES000000000024036 |  | Planta de YEDESA | Hugo Miguel Caranhola Da Silva Pereira | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 317 | 0 | 2 317
TOTAL | 2 773 121 | 2 834 408 | 2 730 616 | 2 458 128 | 2 370 785 | 13 167 058
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX IX

Member State: France
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

FR000000000000003 | 3 | SUCRERIE DE BUCY | TEREOS France | 76 616 | 76 616 | 73 419 | 67 702 | 60 872 | 355 225

FR000000000000016 | 16 | TEREOS France ORIGNY | TEREOS France | 173 707 | 170 351 | 168 759 | 167 572 | 168 996 | 849 385

FR000000000000017 | 17 | WILLIAM SAURIN PRODUCTION | WILLIAM SAURIN PRODUCTION | 2 110 | 2 110 | 2 110 | 219 | 0 | 6 549

FR000000000000025 | 25 | TEREOS France – SUCRERIE DE CHEVRIERES | TEREOS France | 48 808 | 40 630 | 36 117 | 35 918 | 35 918 | 197 391

FR000000000000033 | 33 | STORENGY France Stockage souterrain de Gournay sur Aronde | STORENGY | 4 197 | 4 197 | 4 197 | 4 197 | 2 893 | 19 681

FR000000000000037 | 37 | EDILIANS Site de Saint Germer de Fly | EDILIANS | 24 209 | 24 209 | 24 209 | 24 209 | 19 837 | 116 673

FR000000000000038 | 38 | Synthomer France SAS | Synthomer France SAS | 12 250 | 11 585 | 9 887 | 803 | 0 | 34 525

FR000000000000057 | 57 | Sucrerie de Roye | Saint Louis Sucre | 54 497 | 46 437 | 50 267 | 50 267 | 56 127 | 257 595

FR000000000000059 | 59 | ROQUETTE frères – Site de Vecquemont | ROQUETTE Frères SA – site de Vecquemont | 30 316 | 23 117 | 21 538 | 17 634 | 14 592 | 107 197

FR000000000000092 | 92 | RAYONIER A.M. Tartas | RAYONIER A.M.Tartas | 156 751 | 156 751 | 156 751 | 156 751 | 123 052 | 750 056

FR000000000000099 | 99 | TEREGA Station de compression de MONT | TEREGA | 3 012 | 1 723 | 1 390 | 1 529 | 886 | 8 540

FR000000000000100 | 100 | CELSA France | CELSA France | 24 716 | 33 844 | 33 844 | 27 205 | 33 067 | 152 676

FR000000000000112 | 112 | BOUYER LEROUX Usine GIRONDE | BOUYER LEROUX | 26 108 | 24 245 | 24 245 | 22 638 | 17 405 | 114 641

FR000000000000114 | 114 | TERREAL BAVENT | TERREAL | 4 630 | 4 630 | 4 731 | 4 621 | 3 688 | 22 300

FR000000000000119 | 119 | CHAUFFERIE DE LA ZUP DE HAUTEVILLE – LISIEUX | LISIEUX ENERGIE | 1 642 | 1 642 | 1 642 | 1 266 | 1 393 | 7 585

FR000000000000120 | 120 | Coopérative d’Isigny Ste Mère | Coopérative ISIGNY Sainte mère | 23 426 | 25 612 | 26 180 | 24 410 | 24 511 | 124 139

FR000000000000126 | 126 | Orano La Hague | Orano Recyclage | 21 896 | 18 439 | 10 290 | 10 290 | 10 654 | 71 569

FR000000000000132 | 132 | ENERGIE VERTE DE CAEN LA MER | ENERGIE VERTE DE CAEN LA MER | 224 | 420 | 420 | 541 | 831 | 2 436

FR000000000000181 | 181 | Soleval France_Usine de Javené | SOLEVAL | 11 773 | 11 585 | 9 430 | 7 478 | 6 703 | 46 969

FR000000000000183 | 183 | SOCIETE LAITIERE DE RETIERS | SOCIETE LAITIERE DE RETIERS | 25 244 | 24 835 | 23 605 | 22 241 | 21 821 | 117 746

FR000000000000193 | 193 | ENGIE ENERGIE SERVICES Rennes Villejean | ENGIE Energie Services (Engie Réseaux) | 601 | 1 359 | 3 116 | 5 463 | 6 925 | 17 464

FR000000000000195 | 195 | ERASTEEL COMMMENTRY | ERASTEEL Commentry | 11 623 | 10 153 | 9 429 | 7 946 | 10 337 | 49 488

FR000000000000205 | 205 | Aubert et Duval | AUBERT DUVAL | 27 909 | 21 285 | 28 862 | 29 248 | 29 665 | 136 969

FR000000000000215 | 215 | EUROPAFI | EUROPAFI | 2 637 | 3 436 | 3 436 | 3 436 | 2 814 | 15 759

FR000000000000227 | 227 | SOCCRAM Chaufferie de la Croix Rouge (Reims) | SOCCRAM | 5 323 | 5 323 | 5 323 | 4 507 | 5 323 | 25 799

FR000000000000231 | 231 | SUCRERIE DE CONNANTRE | TEREOS France | 68 366 | 68 366 | 68 366 | 68 366 | 68 366 | 341 830

FR000000000000233 | 233 | VERALLIA FRANCE – Oiry | Verallia Oiry | 33 876 | 33 876 | 33 876 | 33 876 | 33 752 | 169 256

FR000000000000241 | 241 | TCM – Chaufferie de La Chapelle Saint-Luc / Les Noës-Près-Troyes | Troyes Champagne Métropole | 1 173 | 1 173 | 1 173 | 776 | 369 | 4 664

FR000000000000254 | 254 | TourresCie | TourresCie | 36 738 | 39 469 | 41 167 | 33 311 | 21 708 | 172 393

FR000000000000267 | 267 | CHAUFFERIE de Resocéane | RESOCEANE | 2 629 | 2 562 | 2 494 | 2 427 | 3 032 | 13 144

FR000000000000275 | 275 | EUROAPI Saint-Aubin-lès-Elbeuf | EUROAPI Saint-Aubin-lès-Elbeuf | 12 383 | 11 367 | 10 472 | 10 922 | 11 226 | 56 370

FR000000000000277 | 277 | POCHET du COURVAL | Pochet du Courval | 36 026 | 32 729 | 39 004 | 44 879 | 44 074 | 196 712

FR000000000000308 | 308 | CHAUFFERIE DU CHU CHARLES NICOLLE | DALKIA France | 1 804 | 1 758 | 1 711 | 1 084 | 776 | 7 133

FR000000000000346 | 346 | BOUYER LEROUX Site de MABLY | BOUYER LEROUX | 14 702 | 14 312 | 13 813 | 10 918 | 7 998 | 61 743

FR000000000000380 | 380 | chaufferie de la Poterne | Compagnie de chauffage de Grenoble | 11 105 | 10 820 | 8 424 | 7 273 | 6 837 | 44 459

FR000000000000408 | 408 | ELM OPERATIONS -BRON PARILLY | ELM OPERATIONS | 1 051 | 776 | 445 | 92 | 5 | 2 369

FR000000000000413 | 413 | Sanofi Pasteur Marcy L’Etoile | Sanofi Pasteur | 5 326 | 5 326 | 5 326 | 3 794 | 3 606 | 23 378

FR000000000000416 | 416 | EDILIANS Site de Quincieux | EDILIANS | 11 282 | 11 282 | 11 282 | 11 282 | 9 458 | 54 586

FR000000000000419 | 419 | EDILIANS Site de Sainte Foy l’Argentière | EDILIANS | 25 388 | 25 388 | 25 388 | 25 388 | 19 128 | 120 680

FR000000000000422 | 422 | V3E – Chaufferie de Vaulx En Velin | V3E | 5 216 | 5 082 | 4 948 | 3 866 | 3 641 | 22 753

FR000000000000424 | 424 | VENISSIEUX ENERGIES-CHAUFFERIE URBAINE DES MINGUETTES | VENISSIEUX ENERGIES | 6 054 | 5 899 | 5 743 | 4 654 | 4 292 | 26 642

FR000000000000427 | 427 | TOTALENERGIES Raffinage France Raffinerie de FEYZIN | TOTALENERGIES Raffinage France | 579 239 | 603 018 | 594 638 | 563 945 | 760 004 | 3 100 844

FR000000000000428 | 428 | Chaufferie des Semailles à Rillieux-La-Pape COFELY | Plateau Nord Energie | 500 | 500 | 327 | 128 | 708 | 2 163

FR000000000000432 | 432 | ECLYDE-CHAUFFERIE URBAINE LA DUCHERE | ECLYDE-CHAUFFERIE URBAINE LA DUCHERE | 2 813 | 2 813 | 2 813 | 2 338 | 2 813 | 13 590

FR000000000000458 | 458 | NOVACARB | NOVACARB | 435 784 | 435 784 | 435 784 | 435 784 | 435 784 | 2 178 920

FR000000000000488 | 488 | Centrale de Chambière | UEM | 16 605 | 16 178 | 15 751 | 16 159 | 12 531 | 77 224

FR000000000000501 | 501 | PAPETERIES DE CLAIREFONTAINE | PAPETERIES DE CLAIREFONTAINE | 38 533 | 38 533 | 38 533 | 38 533 | 38 332 | 192 464

FR000000000000504 | 504 | LUCART SAS | LUCART SAS | 16 230 | 16 230 | 16 230 | 16 230 | 14 123 | 79 043

FR000000000000505 | 505 | EGGER PANNEAUX ET DECORS – Rambervillers | EGGER Panneaux et Décors | 34 092 | 35 810 | 37 393 | 36 122 | 37 923 | 181 340

FR000000000000512 | 512 | ENGIE ENERGIE SERVICES EPINAL | ENGIE COFELY | 1 283 | 1 462 | 1 555 | 1 321 | 1 148 | 6 769

FR000000000000513 | 513 | GRTgaz station de compression de Morelmaison | GRTgaz Territoire Nord Est | 16 916 | 10 623 | 12 681 | 19 347 | 18 759 | 78 326

FR000000000000517 | 517 | AGC Glass Seingbouse SAS | AGC Glass Seingbouse SAS | 98 880 | 115 967 | 118 450 | 116 032 | 119 497 | 568 826

FR000000000000527 | 527 | TotalEnergies – Usine de Carling | TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS France | 15 633 | 16 304 | 15 506 | 13 450 | 13 964 | 74 857

FR000000000000531 | 531 | LTR Industries | LTR Industries | 6 371 | 7 523 | 7 802 | 9 602 | 8 167 | 39 465

FR000000000000584 | 584 | ALTEO GARDANNE | ALTEO GARDANNE | 172 448 | 149 163 | 108 902 | 55 245 | 47 126 | 532 884

FR000000000000586 | 586 | AIX – ZUP D’ENCAGNANE | AIX-EN-PROVENCE ENERGIE ENVIRONNEMENT | 3 627 | 4 517 | 4 945 | 4 470 | 4 184 | 21 743

FR000000000000591 | 591 | COGE VITRY | COGE VITRY | 34 443 | 38 733 | 37 711 | 31 788 | 37 755 | 180 430

FR000000000000592 | 592 | CPCU – ST OUEN III | COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN | 20 277 | 23 333 | 25 839 | 21 080 | 17 669 | 108 198

FR000000000000596 | 596 | SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER | ISOVER | 22 021 | 22 021 | 22 021 | 22 021 | 14 056 | 102 140

FR000000000000613 | 613 | CHAUX DE PROVENCE | CHAUX DE PROVENCE | 115 830 | 115 830 | 115 830 | 75 130 | 78 388 | 501 008

FR000000000000625 | 625 | ASCOMETAL Usine de Fos-sur-Mer | ASCOMETAL FOS SUR MER SAS | 29 126 | 31 542 | 38 241 | 28 376 | 22 129 | 149 414

FR000000000000641 | 641 | CHAUX DE LA TOUR | CHAUX DE LA TOUR | 103 575 | 72 094 | 61 735 | 41 689 | 27 274 | 306 367

FR000000000000648 | 648 | BMI Production France-Usine de Marseille | BMI Production France | 6 269 | 8 215 | 9 858 | 9 858 | 7 497 | 41 697

FR000000000000649 | 649 | CEVE Clichy | CLICHY ENERGIE VERTE-CEVE | 7 038 | 6 247 | 4 187 | 2 334 | 3 153 | 22 959

FR000000000000650 | 650 | Chaufferie du Luth | GENNEVILLIERS ENERGIE | 1 750 | 1 839 | 1 633 | 1 202 | 1 341 | 7 765

FR000000000000655 | 655 | KERAGLASS | KERAGLASS | 19 075 | 18 890 | 21 925 | 19 075 | 12 367 | 91 332

FR000000000000672 | 672 | SAM MONTEREAU SAS | SAM MONTEREAU SAS | 51 739 | 60 680 | 71 652 | 49 204 | 44 910 | 278 185

FR000000000000675 | 675 | LESAFFRE FRERES | SAS Lesaffre Frères | 13 588 | 13 339 | 17 180 | 14 738 | 17 180 | 76 025

FR000000000000685 | 685 | OUEST O.M. ENERGIE | Ouest OM Energies (OOME) | 62 | 62 | 62 | 167 | 271 | 624

FR000000000000692 | 692 | TERREAL LES MUREAUX | TERREAL | 3 889 | 3 889 | 4 722 | 4 079 | 3 039 | 19 618

FR000000000000698 | 698 | VELIDIS – Chaufferie Vélizy III | VELIDIS | 5 533 | 5 391 | 3 665 | 2 020 | 1 631 | 18 240

FR000000000000711 | 711 | Centrale Thermique Principale | Aéroports de Paris | 1 037 | 1 145 | 1 144 | 1 035 | 865 | 5 226

FR000000000000712 | 712 | Domaine du Bois des Roches | ENGIE Energie Services | 2 012 | 1 960 | 1 909 | 1 459 | 1 309 | 8 649

FR000000000000715 | 715 | ENERLIS | ENERLIS | 2 931 | 2 855 | 2 344 | 2 281 | 2 630 | 13 041

FR000000000000728 | 728 | COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN – VAUGIRARD | COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN | 11 891 | 15 908 | 20 001 | 21 600 | 25 121 | 94 521

FR000000000000730 | 730 | CPCU – GRENELLE | COMPAGNIE PARISIENNE DE CHAUFFAGE URBAIN | 6 636 | 8 037 | 8 037 | 6 512 | 8 037 | 37 259

FR000000000000733 | 733 | IDEX LA DEFENSE – CENTRALE D’ALENCON à COURBEVOIE | IDEX La Défense | 10 361 | 10 361 | 10 361 | 8 678 | 8 129 | 47 890

FR000000000000734 | 734 | Chaufferie Urbaine SEINERGIE | SEINERGIE | 4 340 | 4 340 | 3 242 | 2 699 | 4 340 | 18 961

FR000000000000754 | 754 | GEOPICTA – Chaufferie urbaine de Villepinte | GEOPICTA | 2 144 | 2 634 | 2 634 | 2 144 | 2 469 | 12 025

FR000000000000759 | 759 | Chaufferie urbaine de SEVRAN | SEVEO | 3 909 | 3 808 | 3 708 | 2 940 | 2 780 | 17 145

FR000000000000762 | 762 | Chaufferie urbaine DALKIA – SCUC Chaufferie CT1 | SCUC (Société de Chauffage Urbain de Créteil) | 458 | 641 | 916 | 1 118 | 1 118 | 4 251

FR000000000000769 | 769 | Sanofi chimie Vitry | SANOFI CHIMIE | 6 312 | 7 033 | 6 907 | 6 247 | 6 100 | 32 599

FR000000000000808 | 808 | Chaufferie Esplanade | Strasbourg Centre Energies | 355 | 768 | 768 | 969 | 1 347 | 4 207

FR000000000000814 | 814 | DOW France SAS Lauterbourg | DOW France SAS Lauterbourg | 10 252 | 10 537 | 10 379 | 7 872 | 6 953 | 45 993

FR000000000000828 | 828 | EUROGLAS SA | EUROGLAS SA | 87 816 | 87 816 | 87 849 | 74 115 | 87 916 | 425 512

FR000000000000835 | 835 | WIENERBERGER – Briqueterie d’Achenheim | WIENERBERGER SAS | 19 141 | 17 401 | 17 401 | 15 804 | 11 860 | 81 607

FR000000000000855 | 855 | Chaufferie Meinau | Strasbourg Centre Energies | 4 933 | 4 110 | 4 110 | 2 855 | 2 119 | 18 127

FR000000000000857 | 857 | EDILIANS Site de Damiatte | EDILIANS | 2 297 | 2 297 | 2 924 | 2 297 | 1 881 | 11 696

FR000000000000864 | 864 | VOA, Verrerie d’Albi | VOA Verrerie d’Albi | 55 007 | 55 007 | 55 007 | 55 007 | 48 948 | 268 976

FR000000000000872 | 872 | BOUYER LEROUX – Usine COLOMIERS | BOUYER LEROUX | 17 740 | 21 337 | 24 874 | 24 157 | 18 761 | 106 869

FR000000000000875 | 875 | ARKEMA France – Lannemezan | ARKEMA France | 38 397 | 38 397 | 32 156 | 28 056 | 26 443 | 163 449

FR000000000000879 | 879 | TERREAL RIEUSSEQUEL | TERREAL | 2 535 | 2 535 | 2 535 | 2 637 | 2 520 | 12 762

FR000000000000881 | 881 | SETHELEC CENTRALE DE COGENERATION DE GRAULHET | SETHELEC | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 571 | 571

FR000000000000914 | 914 | VYNOVA Mazingarbe SAS | VYNOVA Mazingarbe SAS | 15 790 | 15 790 | 15 790 | 13 393 | 15 790 | 76 553

FR000000000000920 | 920 | SUCRERIE DE BOIRY | TEREOS France | 58 416 | 58 416 | 58 416 | 58 416 | 59 252 | 292 916

FR000000000000928 | 928 | Usine Renault Douai – Georges BESSE | Ampère Electricity | 6 626 | 4 846 | 4 199 | 3 501 | 3 418 | 22 590

FR000000000000931 | 931 | SAS DAUDRUY VAN CAUWENBERGHE | SAS DAUDRUY VAN CAUWENBERGHE | 10 161 | 10 161 | 10 161 | 10 161 | 8 375 | 49 019

FR000000000000937 | 937 | EQIOM Usine de Lumbres | EQIOM LUMBRES | 394 574 | 394 574 | 394 574 | 394 574 | 284 548 | 1 862 844

FR000000000000939 | 939 | NYRSTAR France | NYRSTAR France | 49 887 | 49 887 | 40 003 | 37 183 | 49 887 | 226 847

FR000000000000951 | 951 | TEREOS France LILLERS | TEREOS France | 84 447 | 84 447 | 84 447 | 79 482 | 75 106 | 407 929

FR000000000000953 | 953 | TEREOS – SUCRERIE D’ATTIN | TEREOS France | 23 885 | 23 885 | 23 885 | 23 885 | 19 684 | 115 224

FR000000000000977 | 977 | Gassco AS Dunkerque Terminal | Gassco AS | 861 | 699 | 699 | 699 | 567 | 3 525

FR000000000000983 | 983 | EDILIANS site de Phalempin | EDILIANS | 4 248 | 4 248 | 4 248 | 3 550 | 3 087 | 19 381

FR000000000000999 | 999 | GRTgaz station de compression de Taisnières-sur-Hon | GRTgaz Territoire Nord Est | 21 061 | 11 992 | 5 842 | 5 842 | 4 573 | 49 310

FR000000000001004 | 1004 | Versalis France SAS | Versalis France SAS | 417 766 | 417 766 | 417 766 | 244 181 | 266 624 | 1 764 103

FR000000000001005 | 1005 | SAARSTAHL ASCOVAL | Saarstahl Ascoval | 12 034 | 20 728 | 30 706 | 29 838 | 27 131 | 120 437

FR000000000001007 | 1007 | Briqueteries de TEMPLEUVE | Briqueteries du Nors | 3 406 | 3 406 | 3 729 | 3 414 | 2 618 | 16 573

FR000000000001008 | 1008 | ROQUETTE Lestrem | ROQUETTE Frères SA | 368 002 | 368 002 | 368 002 | 349 278 | 282 862 | 1 736 146

FR000000000001015 | 1015 | ALBIOMA LE GOL | ALBIOMA LE GOL | 27 122 | 26 425 | 25 728 | 20 851 | 19 084 | 119 210

FR000000000001016 | 1016 | ALBIOMA BOIS-ROUGE | ALBIOMA BOIS-ROUGE | 38 679 | 37 685 | 36 691 | 26 606 | 27 039 | 166 700

FR000000000001021 | 1021 | TERREAL ROUMAZIERES-LOUBERT | TERREAL | 25 822 | 26 580 | 26 706 | 25 712 | 22 075 | 126 895

FR000000000001024 | 1024 | AHLSTROM SPECIALTIES SAINT SEVERIN | AHLSTROM MUNKSJO SPECIALTIES SAINT-SEVERIN | 20 577 | 21 598 | 21 375 | 21 015 | 21 529 | 106 094

FR000000000001028 | 1028 | Tuilerie BMI Production France | BMI Prodcution France | 13 742 | 14 001 | 14 001 | 14 001 | 11 482 | 67 227

FR000000000001032 | 1032 | VERALLIA FRANCE – Cognac | Verallia France | 72 825 | 59 820 | 55 674 | 57 149 | 44 672 | 290 140

FR000000000001034 | 1034 | ROUSSELOT ANGOULEME SAS | ROUSSELOT ANGOULEME SAS | 4 839 | 4 715 | 4 591 | 4 466 | 4 342 | 22 953

FR000000000001038 | 1038 | HeidelbergMaterials Usine de Bussac-Forêt | HeidelbergMaterials | 352 904 | 352 904 | 271 268 | 152 806 | 163 404 | 1 293 286

FR000000000001117 | 1117 | Société Anonyme de la Raffinerie des Antilles | SARA | 32 641 | 22 338 | 22 338 | 31 293 | 30 147 | 138 757

FR000000000001123 | 1123 | Chaufferie Urbaine DALKIA – SCUC Chaufferie A CENTRE | SCUC (Société de Chauffage Urbain de Créteil) | 2 824 | 2 824 | 1 968 | 1 411 | 1 242 | 10 269

FR000000000001129 | 1129 | ENORIS – Curma Rue Victor Basch | ENORIS | 1 828 | 1 828 | 1 426 | 1 200 | 1 348 | 7 630

FR000000000001145 | 1145 | ELM OPERATIONS – TAG EINSTEIN | ELM OPERATIONS | 3 513 | 5 124 | 6 133 | 5 967 | 5 952 | 26 689

FR000000000001156 | 1156 | WIENERBERGER – Usine de Durtal | WIENERBERGER SAS | 15 544 | 15 544 | 17 016 | 15 544 | 11 157 | 74 805

FR000000000001163 | 1163 | KNAUF INSULATION LANNEMEZAN | KNAUF INSULATION LANNEMEZAN | 22 405 | 22 405 | 22 405 | 25 776 | 22 405 | 115 396

FR000000000001167 | 1167 | Dalkia – Danisco | Dalkia | 20 124 | 20 124 | 20 124 | 20 124 | 16 118 | 96 614

FR000000000001168 | 1168 | SAS NORD ESTER | SAS NORD ESTER | 1 430 | 1 242 | 1 242 | 950 | 766 | 5 630

FR000000000202377 | 202377 | CENERGY – Chaufferie des Linandes | CenergY | 4 989 | 6 330 | 4 989 | 2 692 | 2 340 | 21 340

FR000000000203838 | 203838 | ADISSEO Les Roches | ADISSEO – Roches | 101 593 | 101 593 | 101 593 | 101 593 | 101 593 | 507 965

FR000000000203841 | 203841 | ADISSEO – Roussillon | ADISSEO – Plateforme chimique de Roussillon | 54 257 | 43 516 | 36 980 | 35 729 | 37 430 | 207 912

FR000000000204058 | 204058 | SOCIETE LAITIERE DE PONTIVY | SOCIETE LAITIERE DE PONTIVY | 12 178 | 8 137 | 8 456 | 6 492 | 5 054 | 40 317

FR000000000204214 | 204214 | Ferroglobe Manganese France | Ferroglobe Manganese France | 132 880 | 128 391 | 185 114 | 130 028 | 90 991 | 667 404

FR000000000204218 | 204218 | PRODEVA | PRODEVA | 7 688 | 7 396 | 6 640 | 6 640 | 8 525 | 36 889

FR000000000204318 | 204318 | ARKEMA France – Usine de Lacq | ARKEMA France | 30 862 | 30 862 | 30 862 | 30 862 | 19 696 | 143 144

FR000000000204784 | 204784 | Polytechnyl Belle-Etoile Engineering Plastics | Polytechnyl | 6 833 | 7 944 | 6 833 | 6 833 | 6 833 | 35 276

FR000000000204905 | 204905 | DESHYOUEST | DESHYOUEST | 3 301 | 3 301 | 3 301 | 2 571 | 3 301 | 15 775

FR000000000205437 | 205437 | SICA PULPES DE BOIRY | TEREOS France | 14 221 | 17 883 | 14 471 | 11 630 | 14 891 | 73 096

FR000000000205488 | 205488 | Maubeuge Construction Automobile | MAUBEUGE CONSTRUCTION AUTOMOBILE | 5 292 | 5 292 | 3 722 | 2 888 | 2 730 | 19 924

FR000000000205579 | 205579 | Etex France Building Performance usine de Le Pin | Etex France Building Performance | 5 079 | 5 386 | 5 659 | 5 500 | 4 822 | 26 446

FR000000000205639 | 205639 | Luzeal – site de Pontfaverger | LUZEAL | 6 085 | 5 942 | 5 770 | 4 106 | 3 962 | 25 865

FR000000000205660 | 205660 | APERAM STAINLESS France | APERAM STAINLESS France | 19 039 | 19 186 | 19 186 | 18 823 | 18 823 | 95 057

FR000000000205686 | 205686 | SNF SAS | SNF | 34 513 | 34 513 | 34 513 | 34 513 | 34 034 | 172 086

FR000000000205688 | 205688 | SUNDESHY – SITE DE FRANCHEVILLE | Société coopérative agricole de déshydratation SUNDESHY | 11 989 | 15 121 | 15 121 | 11 831 | 13 144 | 67 206

FR000000000205690 | 205690 | SUNDESHY – SITE DE SOUDRON | Société coopérative agricole de déshydratation SUNDESHY | 1 570 | 1 570 | 1 570 | 1 570 | 2 032 | 8 312

FR000000000205729 | 205729 | RAGT SEMENCES – Site Les Molinières | RAGT SEMENCES SAS | 554 | 554 | 554 | 554 | 554 | 2 770

FR000000000205768 | 205768 | IMERYS ALUMINATE DUNKERQUE | IMERYS ALUMINATES SA | 116 492 | 116 372 | 116 372 | 116 372 | 116 236 | 581 844

FR000000000205829 | 205829 | Aubert et Duval site de Pamiers | Aubert et Duval | 3 817 | 3 419 | 3 419 | 3 419 | 3 740 | 17 814

FR000000000205870 | 205870 | COOPERL ARC ATLANTIQUE LAMBALLE | COOPERL ARC ATLANTIQUE | 1 575 | 1 875 | 1 939 | 1 671 | 1 569 | 8 629

FR000000000206028 | 206028 | PLACOPLATRE VAUJOURS | PLACOPLATRE | 30 205 | 30 205 | 30 205 | 30 490 | 30 747 | 151 852

FR000000000206033 | 206033 | Société Européenne de Véhicules Légers du Nord | SEVELNORD | 4 911 | 4 911 | 4 911 | 3 883 | 3 254 | 21 870

FR000000000206044 | 206044 | EURALIS CEREALES LESCAR | EURALIS CEREALES | 519 | 519 | 372 | 372 | 519 | 2 301

FR000000000206047 | 206047 | TATA STEEL MAUBEUGE S.A.S. | TATA STEEL MAUBEUGE S.A.S. | 29 628 | 29 628 | 28 434 | 25 040 | 29 628 | 142 358

FR000000000206138 | 206138 | VIVESCIA-site de Pringy | VIVESCIA | 239 | 447 | 447 | 237 | 447 | 1 817

FR000000000206160 | 206160 | Saint Gobain PAM Canalisation | SAINT GOBAIN PAM CANALISATION | 26 412 | 26 412 | 26 412 | 26 412 | 24 257 | 129 905

FR000000000206175 | 206175 | MAISICA DE BAYONNE GIE | MAISICA DE BAYONNE GIE | 654 | 654 | 415 | 654 | 530 | 2 907

FR000000000206222 | 206222 | Coopérative Eureden (ex UCA CECABROONS) | Coopérative Eureden (ex UCA CECABROONS) | 752 | 752 | 632 | 632 | 717 | 3 485

FR000000000206291 | 206291 | Colas France – Centrale d’enrobage mobile – TSM25-3 | COLAS FRANCE – Territoire Nord Est – Etablissement Grand Travaux France | 1 202 | 838 | 1 228 | 677 | 558 | 4 503

FR000000000206406 | 206406 | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE MARCKOLSHEIM | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE | 420 | 628 | 628 | 154 | 420 | 2 250

FR000000000206409 | 206409 | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE HOCHFELDEN | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE | 235 | 235 | 235 | 101 | 235 | 1 041

FR000000000206410 | 206410 | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE SELTZ | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE | 482 | 722 | 722 | 293 | 451 | 2 670

FR000000000206411 | 206411 | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE STRASBOURG | COMPTOIR AGRICOLE | 466 | 936 | 936 | 312 | 721 | 3 371

FR000000000206602 | 206602 | LIDEA France | LIDEA France | 550 | 661 | 550 | 375 | 550 | 2 686

FR000000000206604 | 206604 | Silo GUSTAVE MULLER OTTMARSHEIM | GUSTAVE MULLER SAS | 664 | 787 | 664 | 362 | 539 | 3 016

FR000000000206703 | 206703 | Tronox France SAS | TRONOX France SAS | 28 100 | 28 100 | 28 100 | 26 979 | 21 819 | 133 098

FR000000000206845 | 206845 | SILO SICA NEUF BRISACH | Société de construction et d’exploitation de silo au Port Rhénan de Colmar/Neuf-Brisach | 272 | 374 | 272 | 130 | 130 | 1 178

FR000000000207223 | 207223 | DESVRES SURFACES | DESVRES SURFACES | 17 392 | 13 764 | 10 185 | 11 946 | 12 918 | 66 205

FR000000000207493 | 207493 | Chaufferie d’Appoint Secours CACHAN | DALKIA | 1 012 | 1 012 | 1 012 | 653 | 779 | 4 468

FR000000000209102 | 209102 | Silo GUSTAVE MULLER | GUSTAVE MULLER SAS | 204 | 204 | 204 | 84 | 204 | 900

FR000000000210205 | 210205 | GRTgaz station de compression de Beynes | GRTgaz Territoire Val de Seine | 1 818 | 2 328 | 3 734 | 4 325 | 3 734 | 15 939

FR000000000210662 | 210662 | AJINOMOTO FOODS EUROPE Mesnil Saint Nicaise | AJINOMOTO FOODS EUROPE | 463 | 463 | 463 | 576 | 708 | 2 673

FR000000000213900 | 213900 | PLAINE DE GARONNE ENERGIES | PLAINE DE GARONNE ENERGIES | 920 | 897 | 873 | 1 112 | 1 473 | 5 275

FR000000000214000 | 214000 | ELM Opérations – Chaufferie Surville Lyon | ELM Opérations | 3 523 | 3 523 | 4 083 | 5 194 | 6 717 | 23 040

FR000000000215900 | 215900 | WIZPAPER | WIZPAPER | 27 006 | 26 412 | 25 818 | 21 430 | 21 064 | 121 730

FR000000000216100 | 216100 | Chaufferie urbaine Dalkia – SCUC MONDOR | SCUC (Société de Chauffage Urbain de Créteil) | 364 | 210 | 210 | 210 | 361 | 1 355

FR000000000218080 | 218080 | RUEIL ENERGIE | Rueil Energie | 0 | 163 | 1 121 | 1 096 | 1 412 | 3 792
TOTAL | 6 092 220 | 6 034 548 | 5 944 689 | 5 265 262 | 5 135 994 | 28 472 713
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX X

Member State: Italy
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

IT000000000000038 | 38 | SANAC S.p.A. in Amministrazione Straordinaria | SANAC S.p.A. in Amministrazione Straordinaria-Stabilimento di Gattinara | 2 015 | 2 015 | 1 693 | 1 089 | 910 | 7 722

IT000000000000052 | 52 | Stabilimento di Viale Industria | Abet Laminati SpA | 2 195 | 2 195 | 2 024 | 1 790 | 1 689 | 9 893

IT000000000000057 | 57 | Kimberly-Clark S.r.l. Stabilimento di Romagnano Sesia | Kimberly-Clark s.r.l. | 23 391 | 26 127 | 24 492 | 24 089 | 23 967 | 122 066

IT000000000000063 | 63 | Cementeria di Robilante | Buzzi Unicem S.r.l. | 635 951 | 737 302 | 737 302 | 635 951 | 635 951 | 3 382 457

IT000000000000089 | 89 | Stabilimento GNL di Panigaglia | GNL Italia SpA | 14 499 | 10 729 | 9 559 | 13 996 | 10 411 | 59 194

IT000000000000095 | 95 | Riva Acciaio S.p.a | Riva Acciaio S.p.A. | 23 047 | 26 862 | 31 179 | 24 833 | 20 466 | 126 387

IT000000000000115 | 115 | VIDRALA ITALIA SRL | VERALLIA CORSICO SRL | 45 453 | 47 977 | 51 892 | 57 631 | 60 459 | 263 412

IT000000000000125 | 125 | Vetrobalsamo SPA | Vetrobalsamo SPA | 42 097 | 41 374 | 41 401 | 41 077 | 38 838 | 204 787

IT000000000000145 | 145 | Dalmine S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Dalmine | Dalmine S.p.A. | 134 287 | 123 132 | 149 394 | 142 460 | 153 123 | 702 396

IT000000000000163 | 163 | O.R.I. MARTIN S.P.A. | O.R.I. MARTIN S.P.A. | 80 516 | 78 121 | 76 014 | 70 806 | 70 939 | 376 396

IT000000000000164 | 164 | ALFA ACCIAI S.p. A. | ALFA ACCIAI S.P.A. | 105 636 | 103 284 | 96 313 | 93 855 | 93 855 | 492 943

IT000000000000170 | 170 | FERRIERA VALSABBIA SPA – Stabilimento di Odolo (BS) | FERRIERA VALSABBIA SPA | 36 566 | 38 876 | 40 219 | 40 341 | 40 136 | 196 138

IT000000000000174 | 174 | Travi e Profilati di Pallanzeno S.p.A. | Travi e Profilati di Pallanzeno S.p.A. | 47 393 | 47 393 | 44 147 | 29 091 | 29 091 | 197 115

IT000000000000176 | 176 | Cartiera di Toscolano | Mosaico Spa | 35 324 | 35 324 | 35 324 | 25 809 | 23 104 | 154 885

IT000000000000180 | 180 | Raffineria di Sannazzaro | Eni S.p.A. | 1 262 101 | 986 653 | 1 076 015 | 1 111 991 | 1 111 991 | 5 548 751

IT000000000000193 | 193 | Concessione Sergnano Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas | Stogit S.p.A. | 8 529 | 7 110 | 6 318 | 6 820 | 8 529 | 37 306

IT000000000000205 | 205 | Verallia – Stabilimento di Villa Poma | Verallia italia S.p.a. | 55 049 | 56 098 | 65 465 | 68 636 | 66 316 | 311 564

IT000000000000212 | 212 | Stabilimento di Varone | Fedrigoni S.P.A | 10 144 | 10 144 | 13 143 | 13 143 | 10 872 | 57 446

IT000000000000235 | 235 | ACCIAIERIE DI VERONA | ACCIAIERIE DI VERONA SPA | 73 054 | 75 065 | 73 580 | 68 407 | 67 558 | 357 664

IT000000000000239 | 239 | Cartiera di Chiampo | MOSAICO Spa | 9 776 | 10 147 | 11 672 | 9 274 | 8 093 | 48 962

IT000000000000240 | 240 | Mosaico Spa – Stabilimento di Lugo | MOSAICO Spa | 13 926 | 13 769 | 13 639 | 7 623 | 4 565 | 53 522

IT000000000000246 | 246 | Stabilimento di Sarego | Burgo Group SpA | 39 139 | 39 139 | 39 139 | 29 391 | 25 887 | 172 695

IT000000000000255 | 255 | Mosaico Spa – Stabilimento di Treviso | Mosaico Spa | 11 380 | 11 380 | 11 380 | 9 361 | 11 000 | 54 501

IT000000000000256 | 256 | Centrale di compressione gas di Istrana | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 6 802 | 8 353 | 5 631 | 1 192 | 526 | 22 504

IT000000000000262 | 262 | Cartiera di Villorba | Burgo Group SpA | 48 479 | 48 479 | 48 599 | 36 696 | 35 326 | 217 579

IT000000000000264 | 264 | IMPIANTO PER LA PRODUZIONE DI VETRO CAVO MECCANICO | Zignago Vetro S.p.A. | 73 609 | 70 102 | 70 102 | 75 411 | 79 145 | 368 369

IT000000000000295 | 295 | Centrale di compressione gas di Malborghetto | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 31 595 | 30 915 | 18 878 | 3 567 | 397 | 85 352

IT000000000000313 | 313 | EMILIANA CONSERVE SpA | Emiliana Conserve Società Agricola S.p.A. | 4 227 | 5 229 | 5 229 | 5 502 | 5 229 | 25 416

IT000000000000316 | 316 | BORMIOLI LUIGI S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Fidenza (Parma) | Bormioli Luigi | 43 252 | 43 461 | 43 461 | 42 183 | 41 256 | 213 613

IT000000000000367 | 367 | SANAC SPA IN AMMINISTRAZIONE STRAORDINARIA | SANAC SPA IN AMMINISTRAZIONE STRAORDINARIA | 3 899 | 3 899 | 3 265 | 1 586 | 1 863 | 14 512

IT000000000000386 | 386 | Soffass via Leccio | Soffass SpA | 17 435 | 17 435 | 17 435 | 14 647 | 12 749 | 79 701

IT000000000000413 | 413 | Piaggio C. S.p.A. | Piaggio C. S.p.A. | 2 236 | 2 367 | 2 039 | 1 728 | 1 536 | 9 906

IT000000000000422 | 422 | Nuova Solmine S.p.A. | Nuova Solmine S.p.A. | 7 984 | 7 779 | 7 573 | 5 053 | 4 912 | 33 301

IT000000000000427 | 427 | Ghigiano | Colacem Spa | 370 155 | 370 155 | 316 863 | 316 963 | 317 419 | 1 691 555

IT000000000000428 | 428 | Cementerie Aldo Barbetti S.p.A. Stabilimento di Gubbio | Cementeria Aldo Barbetti S.p.A. | 473 475 | 473 782 | 473 944 | 474 097 | 474 472 | 2 369 770

IT000000000000450 | 450 | CARTIERA SAN MARTINO SPA | Cartiera San Martino SpA | 4 450 | 4 075 | 3 878 | 4 214 | 4 075 | 20 692

IT000000000000457 | 457 | Burgo Group S.p.A. Stabilimento di Sora | Burgo Group S.p.A. | 69 831 | 72 624 | 81 425 | 56 620 | 40 062 | 320 562

IT000000000000458 | 458 | Reno DE Medici Spa Stabilimento di Villa Santa Lucia | Reno De Medici SpA | 50 231 | 50 231 | 48 878 | 27 604 | 26 575 | 203 519

IT000000000000464 | 464 | Centrale di compressione gas di Melizzano | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 73 | 2 858 | 7 737 | 11 310 | 12 833 | 34 811

IT000000000000467 | 467 | Impianto di combustione con potenza calorifica di combustione di oltre 20 MW | LE SPECIALITA’ ITALIANE s.r.l. | 2 410 | 2 626 | 2 092 | 1 462 | 1 795 | 10 385

IT000000000000470 | 470 | Centrale Termica | Edison Next s.p.a | 4 188 | 3 660 | 3 660 | 3 801 | 3 617 | 18 926

IT000000000000486 | 486 | Centrale Termoelettrica | Edison Next s.p.a | 7 924 | 7 721 | 6 020 | 4 768 | 3 934 | 30 367

IT000000000000522 | 522 | Galatina | Colacem Spa | 357 234 | 357 234 | 357 234 | 198 030 | 173 373 | 1 443 105

IT000000000000540 | 540 | Centrale di compressione gas di Messina | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 4 929 | 13 084 | 24 786 | 31 570 | 27 949 | 102 318

IT000000000000561 | 561 | Impianto IGCC | Isab Srl | 113 935 | 59 096 | 49 461 | 100 768 | 74 608 | 397 868

IT000000000000569 | 569 | SANAC SPA in Amministrazione Straordinaria- Stabilimento di Assemini | SANAC SPA In Amministrazione Straordinaria | 4 634 | 4 634 | 2 379 | 151 | 1 578 | 13 376

IT000000000000574 | 574 | CEMENTERIA DI SAMATZAI | Heidelberg Materials Italia Cementi S.p.A: | 181 189 | 165 085 | 180 223 | 134 402 | 99 429 | 760 328

IT000000000000575 | 575 | Complesso Raffineria, IGCC e Impianti Nord dal 01.01.2016 | SARLUX SRL | 2 143 510 | 1 798 838 | 2 143 510 | 2 130 851 | 2 130 851 | 10 347 560

IT000000000000580 | 580 | Impianto di San Vito al Tagliamento (PN) | VETRI SPECIALI SPA | 22 690 | 22 914 | 26 418 | 28 512 | 27 840 | 128 374

IT000000000000595 | 595 | Centrale di compressione gas di Masera | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 7 799 | 4 077 | 3 302 | 4 077 | 1 956 | 21 211

IT000000000000600 | 600 | BARTOLI S.p.A. | Bartoli S.p.a. | 2 479 | 2 080 | 2 649 | 3 199 | 2 214 | 12 621

IT000000000000626 | 626 | Piattaforma Barbara T1 | Eni S.p.A. | 5 053 | 4 416 | 4 416 | 4 950 | 4 340 | 23 175

IT000000000000692 | 692 | Cartiera Francescantonio Cerrone Spa | Cartiera Francescantonio Cerrone Spa | 8 193 | 8 501 | 9 077 | 9 638 | 10 639 | 46 048

IT000000000000694 | 694 | LUCART SPA – STABILIMENTO DI PORCARI | LUCART SPA | 32 855 | 30 632 | 30 391 | 29 420 | 29 056 | 152 354

IT000000000000794 | 794 | Stabilimento Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A | Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A. | 599 934 | 599 934 | 599 934 | 599 729 | 599 729 | 2 999 260

IT000000000000848 | 848 | Stabilimento di Lavello | Eugea Mediterranea | 820 | 974 | 820 | 983 | 1 134 | 4 731

IT000000000000864 | 864 | Cementeria di Tavernola Bergamasca | Italsacci spa | 288 319 | 171 507 | 151 324 | 179 359 | 155 828 | 946 337

IT000000000000867 | 867 | Feralpi Siderurgica S.p.A. Stabilimento di Lonato | FERALPI SIDERURGICA SPA | 72 625 | 79 999 | 82 430 | 73 761 | 74 715 | 383 530

IT000000000000908 | 908 | Unicalce S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Lecco | UNICALCE S.P.A. | 126 733 | 126 733 | 126 733 | 96 849 | 96 849 | 573 897

IT000000000000964 | 964 | NLMK VERONA S.p.A. | NLMK Verona S.p.A. | 55 385 | 59 063 | 59 063 | 55 562 | 55 562 | 284 635

IT000000000000969 | 969 | EMILIANA CONSERVE SpA | Emiliana Conserve Società Agricola S.p.A. | 3 740 | 4 182 | 4 467 | 4 628 | 3 983 | 21 000

IT000000000000977 | 977 | Stabilimento di Albinia | Conserve Italia soc.coop. Agricola | 2 776 | 2 776 | 2 338 | 1 971 | 2 337 | 12 198

IT000000000001004 | 1004 | Ferrero Industriale Italia srl | Ferrero Industriale Italia srl | 20 645 | 20 292 | 18 722 | 17 995 | 17 863 | 95 517

IT000000000001049 | 1049 | Orion Engineered Carbons S.r.l. | Orion Engineered Carbons S.r.l. | 111 535 | 111 535 | 111 535 | 132 199 | 132 199 | 599 003

IT000000000001051 | 1051 | TLR IMOLA – CENTRALE COGEN CASALEGNO | HERA SPA | 5 134 | 5 002 | 4 870 | 4 738 | 3 815 | 23 559

IT000000000001063 | 1063 | Centrale di compressione gas di Poggio Renatico | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 11 163 | 13 167 | 14 990 | 16 319 | 12 127 | 67 766

IT000000000001066 | 1066 | SICIT GROUP SPA – STABILIMENTO DI CHIAMPO | SICIT GROUP SPA | 5 643 | 5 991 | 6 377 | 7 021 | 7 682 | 32 714

IT000000000001074 | 1074 | Leonardo S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Grottaglie-Monteiasi | LEONARDO S.P.A. | 1 442 | 1 031 | 673 | 985 | 1 293 | 5 424

IT000000000001135 | 1135 | Stabilimento Fantoni – Rivoli di Osoppo | Fantoni S.p.A. | 106 136 | 106 437 | 106 437 | 106 100 | 105 960 | 531 070

IT000000000001185 | 1185 | Centrale termica stabilimento di Attianese S.p.A. | Attianese S.p.A. | 623 | 623 | 1 182 | 776 | 204 | 3 408

IT000000000202022 | 202022 | Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola S.c. – Stabilimento 2 | Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola sc | 25 326 | 25 757 | 29 457 | 26 151 | 24 461 | 131 152

IT000000000202023 | 202023 | Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola S.c. – Stabilimento 3 | Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola sc | 20 484 | 23 057 | 29 140 | 29 719 | 22 652 | 125 052

IT000000000202037 | 202037 | FLORIM CERAMICHE SPA SB – STAB. FLOORGRES | FLORIM CERAMICHE – SOCIETA’ PER AZIONI SOCIETA’ BENEFIT ABBREVIABILE IN: “FLORIM S.P.A. SB” | 36 426 | 38 112 | 49 967 | 40 263 | 30 766 | 195 534

IT000000000202109 | 202109 | Cotto Petrus Srl | Cotto Petrus Srl |  | 34 046 | 35 553 | 29 194 | 29 672 | 128 465

IT000000000202162 | 202162 | MARAZZI GROUP S.p.A. a socio unico – Stabilimento di Fiorano Modenese | MARAZZI GROUP S.r.l. a socio unico | 47 428 | 47 428 | 47 634 | 47 755 | 44 784 | 235 029

IT000000000202296 | 202296 | FORGE MONCHIERI S.p.A. | FORGE MONCHIERI S.p.A. | 7 210 | 7 210 | 7 210 | 8 324 | 7 210 | 37 164

IT000000000202458 | 202458 | ceramiche caesar s.p.a | Ceramiche Caesar S.p.A. | 26 958 | 26 958 | 29 882 | 28 455 | 26 475 | 138 728

IT000000000202460 | 202460 | Ceramiche Marca Corona S.p.A. | Ceramiche Marca Corona S.p.A. | 24 136 | 24 136 | 25 762 | 24 428 | 24 268 | 122 730

IT000000000202462 | 202462 | Slim Aluminium S.p.A. | Slim Aluminium S.p.A. | 21 010 | 24 180 | 24 064 | 20 894 | 19 904 | 110 052

IT000000000202463 | 202463 | Mirage Granito Ceramico S.p.A. | Mirage Granito Ceramico S.p.A. | 44 325 | 54 803 | 59 964 | 59 302 | 65 116 | 283 510

IT000000000202500 | 202500 | Gruppo Romani – Stabilimento di Rubiera | Gruppo Romani SpA | 26 838 | 26 838 | 32 238 | 32 393 | 29 348 | 147 655

IT000000000202619 | 202619 | Ceramica Del Conca SPA – stabilimento di Savignano Sul Panaro (MO) | Ceramica Del Conca SPA | 20 536 | 21 706 | 22 815 | 25 178 | 21 706 | 111 941

IT000000000203816 | 203816 | Marcegaglia Gazoldo INOX S.p.A. | Marcegaglia Gazoldo Inox S.p.A. | 31 498 | 31 498 | 32 118 | 32 804 | 34 082 | 162 000

IT000000000205126 | 205126 | Gruppo Ceramiche Ricchetti S.p.A. – Stab. 7 | Gruppo Ceramiche Ricchetti SpA | 15 005 | 14 575 | 14 711 | 11 257 | 9 930 | 65 478

IT000000000205317 | 205317 | Stabilimento di Bubano | Wienerberger SpA | 46 683 | 39 761 | 41 809 | 35 971 | 35 971 | 200 195

IT000000000205332 | 205332 | ITELYUM REGENERATION SPA Stabilimento di Pieve Fissiraga | Itelyum Regeneration spa | 29 011 | 32 359 | 34 118 | 36 604 | 36 604 | 168 696

IT000000000205344 | 205344 | GRANITO FORTE | GRANITO FORTE SPA | 10 548 | 12 984 | 13 297 | 10 821 | 10 362 | 58 012

IT000000000205573 | 205573 | Trafilerie Carlo Gnutti S.p.A. | Trafilerie Carlo Gnutti S.p.A. | 10 869 | 13 972 | 13 972 | 13 972 | 10 443 | 63 228

IT000000000205586 | 205586 | Polynt SpA – Stabilimento di Ravenna | Polynt SpA | 81 515 | 85 555 | 85 555 | 82 118 | 82 118 | 416 861

IT000000000205624 | 205624 | Granitifiandre S.p.A. | Granitifiandre SpA | 18 005 | 18 187 | 20 404 | 19 077 | 19 077 | 94 750

IT000000000205643 | 205643 | DI MUZIO LATERIZI SRL | DI MUZIO LATERIZI SRL | 22 328 | 26 306 | 22 449 | 22 990 | 27 974 | 122 047

IT000000000206346 | 206346 | SAIB S.p.A. | SAIB S.p.A. | 15 273 | 17 829 | 24 374 | 31 789 | 31 789 | 121 054

IT000000000207014 | 207014 | Matrìca S.p.a. | Matrìca S.p.a. | 9 861 | 9 187 | 9 581 | 10 098 | 9 298 | 48 025

IT000000000207442 | 207442 | Marcegaglia Plates S.p.A. – impianto di via Fermi 28 | Marcegaglia Plates S.p.A. | 24 486 | 25 113 | 28 724 | 30 101 | 29 717 | 138 141

IT000000000208744 | 208744 | Fornaci Laterizi Danesi Spa – Stabilimento di Lugagnano Val d’Arda (PC) | Fornaci Laterizi Danesi SpA | 21 570 | 21 152 | 22 650 | 23 130 | 22 309 | 110 811

IT000000000209746 | 209746 | Burgo Group SpA – stabilimento di Avezzano | Burgo Group SpA | 41 360 | 41 360 | 40 758 | 40 264 | 39 696 | 203 438

IT000000000209747 | 209747 | Acciaierie Venete Spa – stabilimento di Borgo Valsugana | Acciaierie Venete Spa | 22 611 | 24 148 | 24 366 | 24 725 | 24 233 | 120 083

IT000000000210418 | 210418 | Centrale di compressione gas di Minerbio | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 292 | 126 | 630 | 1 097 | 546 | 2 691

IT000000000210541 | 210541 | ABK GROUP – STABILIMENTO DI SOLIGNANO | ABK GROUP INDUSTRIE CERAMICHE SPA | 20 524 | 21 875 | 23 875 | 23 875 | 28 312 | 118 461

IT000000000216280 | 216280 | TUSCANIA S.p.A. | TUSCANIA S.P.A. | 24 686 | 23 346 | 24 536 | 26 171 | 27 061 | 125 800
TOTAL | 8 977 678 | 8 349 368 | 8 815 367 | 8 439 331 | 8 266 468 | 42 848 212
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XI

Member State: Latvia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

LV000000000204013 | 204013 | Iekārtas ģipša izstrādājumu ražošanai | SIA Knauf | 7 523 | 7 523 | 7 809 | 7 809 | 6 508 | 37 172

LV000000000000006 | 6 | Akciju sabiedrība “Latvenergo” TEC-1 | Akciju sabiedrība “Latvenergo” | 35 245 | 31 658 | 30 823 | 23 770 | 21 533 | 143 029

LV000000000000008 | 8 | Katlu māja | SIA “Gren Jelgava” | 97 | 97 | 97 | 97 | 238 | 626

LV000000000000014 | 14 | AS “RĪGAS SILTUMS” katlu māja Gobas ielā 33a | AS “RĪGAS SILTUMS” | 1 053 | 1 053 | 1 053 | 1 053 | 1 215 | 5 427

LV000000000000018 | 18 | AS “RĪGAS SILTUMS” siltumcentrāles “Imanta” iecirknis SC “Zasulauks” | AS “RĪGAS SILTUMS” | 4 507 | 5 262 | 5 123 | 4 985 | 3 690 | 23 567

LV000000000000025 | 25 | Katlu māja “Kauguri” | SIA “Jūrmalas Siltums” | 1 114 | 1 392 | 1 646 | 1 244 | 736 | 6 132

LV000000000000038 | 38 | PAS “Daugavpils siltumtīkli”,siltumcentrāle Nr.3 | PAS “Daugavpils siltumtīkli” | 1 541 | 2 699 | 6 498 | 8 329 | 6 809 | 25 876

LV000000000000039 | 39 | PAS “Daugavpils siltumtīkli”,siltumcentrāle Nr.1 | PAS “Daugavpils siltumtīkli” | 3 022 | 4 405 | 4 289 | 3 002 | 2 458 | 17 176

LV000000000000040 | 40 | PAS “Daugavpils siltumtīkli”,siltumcentrāle Nr.2 | PAS “Daugavpils siltumtīkli” | 1 744 | 1 744 | 1 607 | 1 409 | 3 740 | 10 244

LV000000000000042 | 42 | SIA “Jēkabpils siltums” apkures katlu māja | SIA “Jēkabpils siltums” | 1 155 | 1 125 | 1 368 | 1 235 | 1 036 | 5 919

LV000000000000049 | 49 | TEC | SIA “Liepājas enerģija” | 7 300 | 7 112 | 8 364 | 7 874 | 6 550 | 37 200

LV000000000000057 | 57 | AS Ventbunkers | Akciju sabiedrība “Ventbunkers” | 1 713 | 1 142 | 671 | 671 | 506 | 4 703

LV000000000000059 | 59 | Izejmateriālu žāvēšanas iekārta | SIA “Saulkalne S” | 1 606 | 1 606 | 1 606 | 137 | 0 | 4 955

LV000000000000061 | 61 | Iekārta stikla šķiedras ražošanai | AS “Valmieras stikla šķiedra” | 19 551 | 19 551 | 19 551 | 19 551 | 19 429 | 97 633

LV000000000000063 | 63 | Keramikas būvmateriālu ražotne | LODE SIA | 9 128 | 9 660 | 8 099 | 6 358 | 7 279 | 40 524

LV000000000000069 | 69 | Māla būvmateriālu apdedzināšanas krāsns | LODE SIA | 15 270 | 15 270 | 13 697 | 10 653 | 10 502 | 65 392

LV000000000000096 | 96 | SIA KRONOSPAN Riga | SIA KRONOSPAN Riga | 100 986 | 85 270 | 71 861 | 76 927 | 100 986 | 436 030

LV000000000000099 | 99 | SIA “Juglas jauda” koģenerācijas stacija | SIA “Juglas jauda” | 962 | 2 137 | 3 272 | 2 959 | 2 558 | 11 888

LV000000000000103 | 103 | Inčukalna pazemes gāzes krātuves sadedzināšanas iekārtas | Akciju sabiedrība “Conexus Baltic Grid” | 6 717 | 6 717 | 5 310 | 6 717 | 5 513 | 30 974

LV000000000000111 | 111 | Katlu māja N. Rancāna ielā 5 (Rīgas ielā 1) | SIA “Rēzeknes siltumtīkli” | 4 440 | 4 326 | 4 212 | 2 171 | 1 239 | 16 388

LV000000000210002 | 210002 | SIA “Gren Rīga” koģenerācijas stacija | SIA “Gren Rīga” | 6 201 | 6 387 | 6 218 | 5 821 | 5 154 | 29 781

LV000000000210127 | 210127 | Vangažu asfaltbetona rūpnīca, CBF SIA “BINDERS” | Ceļu būves firma SIA “BINDERS” | 1 710 | 1 990 | 2 261 | 2 261 | 1 813 | 10 035

LV000000000000013 | 13 | Katlu māja Rūpniecības iela 2 | SIA “AIZKRAUKLES SILTUMS” | 522 | 678 | 678 | 52 | 0 | 1 930

LV000000000000021 | 21 | SIA “OGRES NAMSAIMNIEKS” Katlu māja | Sabiedrība ar ierobežotu atbildību “Ogres Namsamnieks” | 128 | 125 | 122 | 119 | 8 | 502

LV000000000000113 | 113 | Katlu māja, zivju kūpināšanas iekārta | Sabiedrība ar ierobežotu atbildību GAMMA-A | 169 | 169 | 169 | 21 | 0 | 528

LV000000000000114 | 114 | Klinkera apdedzināšanas krāsns | SIA”SCHWENK Latvija” | 762 315 | 762 316 | 762 367 | 762 367 | 648 372 | 3 697 737
TOTAL | 995 719 | 981 414 | 968 771 | 957 592 | 857 872 | 4 761 368
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XII

Member State: Hungary
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

HU000000000000034 | 34 | Mészüzem | Calmit Hungária Kft. | 68 400 | 68 400 | 68 400 | 68 400 | 53 171 | 326 771

HU000000000000035 | 35 | Carmeuse Hungária Kft Beremendi Mészüzem | Carmeuse Hungária Kft | 67 475 | 52 495 | 40 188 | 19 866 | 367 | 180 391

HU000000000000127 | 127 | Algyő Gázüzem | MOL Nyrt | 14 652 | 13 044 | 10 462 | 8 306 | 0 | 46 464

HU000000000000132 | 132 | Magyar Suzuki Zrt.-Esztergomi gyára | Magyar Suzuki Zrt. | 3 609 | 3 212 | 3 212 | 3 094 | 2 893 | 16 020

HU000000000000208 | 208 | Villeroy Boch Magyarország Kft | Villeroy Boch Magyarország Kft | 12 250 | 12 250 | 12 250 | 10 482 | 8 909 | 56 141

HU000000000000257 | 257 | Hamburger Hungária Kft. vegyestüzelésű erőmű (Hamburger Erőmű) | HAMBURGER Hungária Kft. | 154 573 | 154 573 | 154 573 | 154 573 | 154 377 | 772 669

HU000000000201935 | 201935 | Bioetanol Üzem – Dunaföldvár | Pannonia Bio Zrt. | 94 992 | 94 310 | 91 118 | 95 671 | 113 145 | 489 236

HU000000000216220 | 216220 | MOL Petrolkémia Zrt. Poliol | MOL Petrolkémia Zrt. | 0 | 0 | 853 | 0 | 0 | 853

HU000000000220322 | 220322 | Akkumulátorgyár Hőközpont | SK On Hungary Kft. | 0 | 0 | 1 575 | 0 | 0 | 1 575
TOTAL | 415 951 | 398 284 | 382 631 | 360 392 | 332 862 | 1 890 120
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XIII

Member State: The Netherlands
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

NL000000000000041 | 41 | FrieslandCampina Bedum | FrieslandCampina | 17 207 | 16 944 | 14 633 | 14 386 | 12 217 | 75 387

NL000000000000042 | 42 | FrieslandCampina Leeuwarden | FrieslandCampina | 25 499 | 25 323 | 16 624 | 8 680 | 6 862 | 82 988

NL000000000000101 | 101 | VPR Energy BV | VPR Energy BV | 119 362 | 128 677 | 124 444 | 140 173 | 151 113 | 663 769

NL000000000000106 | 106 | Akzo Nobel Chemicals B.V. (per 1-7-2019 Nouryon Chemicals B.V.) | Akzo Nobel Chemicals B.V. (per 1-7-2019 Nouryon Chemicals B.V.) | 98 484 | 95 953 | 93 422 | 72 324 | 51 834 | 412 017

NL000000000000126 | 126 | Ketjen Netherlands BV | Albemarle Catalysts Company BV | 14 876 | 12 985 | 12 985 | 12 985 | 12 444 | 66 275

NL000000000000163 | 163 | Centrale Maasvlakte | Uniper Benelux N.V. | 5 933 | 5 667 | 5 915 | 5 156 | 4 324 | 26 995

NL000000000000168 | 168 | WKC Helmond 1 2 | Ennatuurlijk B.V. | 5 091 | 4 960 | 4 829 | 3 637 | 3 404 | 21 921

NL000000000000190 | 190 | Veolia Industriediensten B.V. | Veolia Industriediensten B.V. | 8 482 | 8 474 | 8 385 | 6 807 | 6 532 | 38 680

NL000000000000212 | 212 | Harting Holland B.V. | Harting Holland B.V. | 4 741 | 4 619 | 4 497 | 0 | 0 | 13 857

NL000000000000229 | 229 | WKC Oosterheem | Eneco Solar, Bio Hydro B.V. | 1 268 | 1 235 | 1 203 | 1 170 | 945 | 5 821

NL000000000000231 | 231 | WKC Vathorst | Eneco Solar, Bio Hydro B.V. | 1 067 | 1 039 | 1 012 | 823 | 520 | 4 461

NL000000000000274 | 274 | Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Schipperswaard | Wienerberger B.V. | 6 918 | 7 075 | 6 923 | 5 087 | 1 901 | 27 904

NL000000000203212 | 203212 | Asfaltcentrale Heijmans Zwijndrecht |  | 1 428 | 1 927 | 1 174 | 4 | 0 | 4 533

NL000000000204103 | 204103 | Nederlandse Gasunie CS Wieringermeer N.V. | N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie | 3 747 | 4 818 | 5 430 | 3 645 | 819 | 18 459

NL000000000205765 | 205765 | Akzo Nobel Chemicals BV | Akzo Nobel Chemicals | 301 989 | 301 727 | 235 524 | 190 009 | 172 057 | 1 201 306

NL000000000205868 | 205868 | Shell Nederland Chemie BV Pernis | Shell Nederland Chemie BV | 175 998 | 175 998 | 171 288 | 154 695 | 139 308 | 817 287

NL000000000205924 | 205924 | Lyondell Chemie Nederland B.V. – Maasvlakte locatie | LyondellBasell Covestro Manufacturing Maasvlakte V.O.F. | 307 992 | 390 042 | 310 629 | 214 437 | 154 786 | 1 377 886

NL000000000205970 | 205970 | Hexion B.V. | Hexion B.V. | 114 713 | 114 713 | 114 713 | 82 864 | 79 138 | 506 141

NL000000000205989 | 205989 | TAQA Offshore B.V. | TAQA Energy B.V. | 10 393 | 14 531 | 18 626 | 18 626 | 12 430 | 74 606

NL000000000206128 | 206128 | Zalco B.V. | Zeeland Aluminium Company (Zalco B.V.) | 11 470 | 12 589 | 12 589 | 9 926 | 5 841 | 52 415

NL000000000214900 | 214900 | Twence – Boeldershoek | Twence Holding B.V. | 8 203 | 4 559 | 5 537 | 6 158 | 6 788 | 31 245

NL000000000216320 | 216320 | Presswood International B.V. | Beheersmij. B. Vierhouten B.V. | 6 534 | 5 349 | 5 229 | 5 108 | 4 102 | 26 322

NL000000000216580 | 216580 | AVR Locatie Duiven (TCI) | AVR Afvalverwerking B.V. | 9 897 | 10 146 | 9 917 | 9 689 | 9 014 | 48 663

NL000000000227272 | 227272 | Knauf B.V. | Knauf B.V. |  |  |  | 2 996 | 0 | 2 996
TOTAL | 1 261 292 | 1 349 350 | 1 185 528 | 969 385 | 836 379 | 5 601 934
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XIV

Member State: Austria
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

AT000000000000073 | 73 | Veitsch Radex – Radenthein | Veitsch – Radex – GmbH Co OG | 63 471 | 63 471 | 57 972 | 49 545 | 45 580 | 280 039

AT000000000202703 | 202703 | voestalpine Tubulars GmbH Co KG | voestalpine Tubulars GmbH Co KG | 39 629 | 39 629 | 50 527 | 50 691 | 50 691 | 231 167

AT000000000205701 | 205701 | Böhler Schmiedetechnik | voestalpine BÖHLER Aerospace GmbH Co KG | 3 440 | 2 778 | 2 643 | 2 841 | 3 440 | 15 142
TOTAL | 106 540 | 105 878 | 111 142 | 103 077 | 99 711 | 526 348
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XV

Member State: Poland
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

PL000000000000001 | 1 | PGE GiEK S.A. Oddział ELEKTROWNIA BEŁCHATÓW | PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 36 694 | 35 752 | 34 809 | 17 340 | 16 856 | 141 451

PL000000000000020 | 20 | Elektrownia Ostrołęka “B” | ENERGA ELEKTROWNIE OSTROŁĘKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 14 852 | 14 470 | 14 191 | 13 489 | 13 114 | 70 116

PL000000000000063 | 63 | Elektrociepłownia Ostrów Wielkopolski | Ostrowski Zakład Ciepłowniczy S.A. | 6 891 | 6 714 | 6 537 | 6 360 | 4 247 | 30 749

PL000000000000082 | 82 | Elektrociepłownia Miechowice | Fortum Silesia Spółka Akcyjna | 4 987 | 2 100 | 2 044 | 998 | 760 | 10 889

PL000000000000182 | 182 | Ciepłownia C18 Września | VEOLIA ZACHÓD SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 206 | 2 150 | 2 093 | 673 | 0 | 7 122

PL000000000000189 | 189 | Ciepłownia nr 3 | ECO Tarnobrzeg Sp. z o.o. | 4 553 | 4 553 | 6 166 | 4 775 | 3 575 | 23 622

PL000000000000283 | 283 | Instalacja PCC Rokita SA | PCC ROKITA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 44 501 | 43 358 | 41 572 | 38 442 | 33 466 | 201 339

PL000000000000321 | 321 | McCain Poland Sp. z o.o. | McCain Poland Sp. z o.o | 14 583 | 14 583 | 14 583 | 14 583 | 14 583 | 72 915

PL000000000000337 | 337 | Ciepłownia | SPÓŁDZIELNIA MLECZARSKA MLEKOVITA | 23 696 | 23 147 | 21 573 | 18 689 | 19 201 | 106 306

PL000000000000362 | 362 | Zakład Produkcyjny w Płocku | ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 3 384 766 | 3 383 394 | 3 381 578 | 3 380 078 | 2 858 859 | 16 388 675

PL000000000000382 | 382 | Holcim Polska S.A. Oddział w Bielawach | LAFARGE CEMENT S.A. | 1 093 011 | 934 189 | 1 074 965 | 1 075 400 | 934 494 | 5 112 059

PL000000000000383 | 383 | Holcim Polska S.A. | LAFARGE CEMENT S.A. | 979 544 | 844 745 | 846 617 | 847 326 | 845 997 | 4 364 229

PL000000000000434 | 434 | Cerpol Kozłowice Sp. z o.o. | CERPOL- KOZŁOWICE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 12 412 | 10 484 | 10 637 | 11 773 | 10 018 | 55 324

PL000000000000441 | 441 | Mondi Świecie Sp. z o.o. | MONDI ŚWIECIE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 378 834 | 415 115 | 414 948 | 378 667 | 413 714 | 2 001 278

PL000000000000444 | 444 | MM Kwidzyn sp. z o.o. | MM Kwidzyn Sp. z o.o. | 178 996 | 177 340 | 185 400 | 171 489 | 156 344 | 869 569

PL000000000000488 | 488 | Stalownia ISD Huta Częstochowa | HUTA CZĘSTOCHOWA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 22 754 | 35 370 | 39 080 | 22 058 | 5 069 | 124 331

PL000000000000533 | 533 | Ciepłownia Centralna | ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA CIECHANÓW SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 7 058 | 6 876 | 6 695 | 5 154 | 4 375 | 30 158

PL000000000000570 | 570 | Instalacja do produkcji płyt | “Homanit Polska Spółka z Ograniczoną Odpowiedzialnością i Spółka” Spółka Komandytowa | 44 281 | 44 281 | 42 837 | 42 837 | 36 168 | 210 404

PL000000000000626 | 626 | WEPA Piechowice Sp. z o.o. | WEPA Piechowice Sp. z o.o. | 13 840 | 11 623 | 13 640 | 16 785 | 16 141 | 72 029

PL000000000000641 | 641 | Fabryka Papieru i Tektury Beskidy Sp. z o.o. | Fabryka Papieru i Tektury Beskidy Sp. z o.o. | 4 311 | 4 311 | 5 298 | 5 755 | 5 496 | 25 171

PL000000000000753 | 753 | Ciepłownia C-1 | Elektrociepłownia Piotrków Trybunalski Spółka z o.o. | 5 044 | 5 044 | 5 044 | 4 908 | 4 016 | 24 056

PL000000000000783 | 783 | Zakład Celulozy i Papieru | STORA ENSO POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 55 282 | 55 750 | 58 051 | 46 931 | 37 118 | 253 132

PL000000000000797 | 797 | Instalacja Elektrociepłowni | ORLEN POŁUDNIE SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 16 366 | 18 495 | 23 840 | 24 781 | 23 353 | 106 835

PL000000000000937 | 937 | Zakład Mleczarski | POLMLEK SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 12 333 | 14 918 | 16 280 | 15 356 | 14 531 | 73 418

PL000000000202510 | 202510 | Zakłady Azotowe “Puławy” S.A. | Grupa Azoty Zakłady Azotowe “Puławy” S.A. | 2 412 690 | 2 412 690 | 2 283 141 | 1 648 846 | 1 516 784 | 10 274 151

PL000000000202697 | 202697 | Instalacja do produkcji amoniaku | ANWIL S.A. | 670 854 | 667 366 | 670 621 | 550 461 | 670 758 | 3 230 060

PL000000000210589 | 210589 | spalanie paliw | FRITO LAY SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 5 874 | 5 874 | 5 874 | 465 | 0 | 18 087

PL000000000210697 | 210697 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru | Saica Paper Polska Sp. z o.o. | 19 920 | 27 376 | 28 861 | 21 094 | 23 381 | 120 632

PL000000000221620 | 221620 | Instalacja produkcji papieru w Oławie | PRODUCENT WYROBÓW PAPIERNICZYCH JACK-POL SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ |  |  |  | 3 066 | 2 923 | 5 989

PL000000000222281 | 222281 | Instalacja do produkcji płyt gipsowo-kartonowych | “Knauf Bełchatów” Spółka z o.o. |  |  |  | 8 717 | 0 | 8 717

PL000000000222516 | 222516 | Ciepłownia | CIEPŁOWNIA OSTROWIECKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ |  |  |  | 3 629 | 0 | 3 629

PL000000000222603 | 222603 | Instalacja do produkcji tynków gipsowych lub szpachli gipsowych | Knauf Bauprodukte Polska Sp. z o.o. |  |  |  | 10 663 | 0 | 10 663

PL000000000223263 | 223263 | Instalacja do produkcji gipsu | ETEX POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ |  |  |  | 864 | 0 | 864

PL000000000225026 | 225026 | Fabryka Papierów Higienicznych w Chodczu | FILAR FIJAŁKOWSKI SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA |  |  |  | 2 305 | 0 | 2 305

PL000000000225227 | 225227 | Kopalnia Gazu Ziemnego Kościan-Brońsko | ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA |  |  |  | 577 | 0 | 577

PL000000000220650 | 220650 | Instalacja do produkcji wełny mineralnej | BOERNER INSULATION SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ |  |  |  | 24 644 | 23 483 | 48 127

PL000000000000517 | 517 | QEMETICA Glass Sp. z o.o. Zakład Iłowa | QEMETICA GLASS SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 17 158 | 16 901 | 16 699 | 16 172 | 15 753 | 82 683

PL000000000222241 | 222241 | Instalacja do produkcji tynków gipsowych, gipsu budowlanego i mas szpachlowych | “Knauf Jaworzno III” Sp. z o.o. |  |  |  | 9 848 | 0 | 9 848
TOTAL | 9 488 291 | 9 238 969 | 9 273 674 | 8 465 998 | 7 724 577 | 44 191 509
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XVI

Member State: Portugal
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

PT000000000000002 | 2 | CERÂMICA OUTEIRO DO SEIXO , S.A | CERAMICA OUTEIRO DO SEIXO | 14 920 | 14 386 | 11 439 | 9 050 | 8 939 | 58 734

PT000000000000006 | 6 | Prado-Cartolinas da Lousã, S.A. | Prado-Cartolinas da Lousã, S.A. | 4 083 | 3 828 | 5 535 | 4 526 | 3 804 | 21 776

PT000000000000012 | 12 | Adelino Duarte da Mota, S.A. | Adelino Duarte da Mota,S.A | 11 763 | 15 497 | 18 205 | 17 383 | 14 910 | 77 758

PT000000000000037 | 37 | Cerâmica de Quintãs, Lda. | Cerâmica de Quintãs, Lda. | 6 532 | 6 532 | 6 268 | 5 440 | 5 297 | 30 069

PT000000000000042 | 42 | Bondalti Chemicals S.A. | Bondalti Chemicals, S.A. | 51 039 | 50 927 | 50 927 | 50 927 | 50 927 | 254 747

PT000000000000044 | 44 | Sociedade Transformadora de Papeis Vouga, Lda | Sociedade Transformadora de Papeis Vouga, Lda | 2 367 | 2 367 | 2 367 | 1 987 | 1 166 | 10 254

PT000000000000055 | 55 | Fábrica de Papel e Cartão da Zarrinha S.A. | Fábrica de Papel e Cartão da Zarrinha S.A. | 2 774 | 2 774 | 3 249 | 2 994 | 2 842 | 14 633

PT000000000000059 | 59 | Sidul Açúcares, Unipessoal Lda | Sidul Açúcares, Unipessoal Lda. | 12 928 | 12 596 | 12 263 | 18 482 | 18 229 | 74 498

PT000000000000063 | 63 | ADP-Fertilizantes, S.A. | ADP-Fertilizantes, S.A. | 29 450 | 29 450 | 29 450 | 29 450 | 28 767 | 146 567

PT000000000000067 | 67 | CS – Coelho da Silva, S.A. | CS – Coelho da Silva, S.A. | 17 791 | 17 791 | 18 078 | 17 791 | 17 522 | 88 973

PT000000000000104 | 104 | Companhia Térmica Tagol, Unipessoal, Lda., | Companhia Térmica Tagol, Unipessoal, Lda., | 29 479 | 28 709 | 27 858 | 26 626 | 25 699 | 138 371

PT000000000000112 | 112 | CERAMICA TORREENSE-F4F5 | CERÂMICA TORREENSE DE MIGUEL PEREIRA SUCRS., LDA | 1 783 | 2 129 | 2 256 | 2 782 | 1 499 | 10 449

PT000000000000118 | 118 | Soladrilho – Sociedade Cerâmica de Ladrilhos S.A. | Soladrilho – Sociedade Ceramica de Ladrilhos S.A. | 5 996 | 5 081 | 2 743 | 1 691 | 2 017 | 17 528

PT000000000000137 | 137 | SCC – Sociedade Central de Cervejas e Bebidas, SA | SCC – Sociedade Central Cervejas e Bebidas, SA | 1 377 | 1 449 | 3 408 | 5 129 | 4 884 | 16 247

PT000000000000184 | 184 | Fábrica SECIL-Outão | SECIL – Companhia Geral de Cal e Cimento, S.A. | 869 103 | 869 103 | 869 103 | 702 458 | 869 103 | 4 178 870

PT000000000000186 | 186 | BA Glass Portugal – Unidade Fabril de Avintes | BA GLASS PORTUGAL, SA | 68 925 | 72 149 | 71 610 | 68 606 | 69 124 | 350 414

PT000000000000188 | 188 | SECILTEK, S.A. – Maceira Cal | SECILTEK, S.A. | 8 417 | 7 684 | 7 684 | 6 817 | 6 109 | 36 711

PT000000000000191 | 191 | DS SMITH PAPER VIANA | DS SMITH PAPER VIANA | 98 862 | 98 862 | 98 862 | 98 072 | 99 156 | 493 814

PT000000000000193 | 193 | Cerâmica de Pegões – J.G. Silva, S.A. | Cerâmica de Pegões – J.G. Silva, S.A. | 6 006 | 5 363 | 5 061 | 4 339 | 4 493 | 25 262

PT000000000000219 | 219 | CERAMICA TORREENSE-F3 | CERÂMICA TORREENSE DE MIGUEL PEREIRA SUCRS., LDA | 8 177 | 8 181 | 8 076 | 7 354 | 6 509 | 38 297

PT000000000000221 | 221 | Papeleira Coreboard, S.A. | Papeleira Portuguesa, S. A. | 11 840 | 11 840 | 12 695 | 13 071 | 13 385 | 62 831

PT000000000000240 | 240 | Preceram – Norte | Preceram – Norte, Ceramicas, S.A. | 7 711 | 7 240 | 5 857 | 5 605 | 5 727 | 32 140

PT000000000000243 | 243 | Tijolágueda – Cerâmica de Águeda, Lda. | Tijolágueda – Cerâmica de Águeda, Lda. | 4 632 | 5 247 | 5 543 | 5 543 | 4 999 | 25 964

PT000000000000249 | 249 | CONESA PORTUGAL, S.A. | CONESA PORTUGAL, S.A. | 5 672 | 5 672 | 5 672 | 5 672 | 7 357 | 30 045

PT000000000201920 | 201920 | Riopele A | Riopele-Têxteis, S.A. | 8 271 | 8 271 | 8 632 | 11 717 | 13 242 | 50 133

PT000000000205023 | 205023 | ADP Fertilizantes UFAL | ADP Fertilizantes S.A | 23 156 | 23 156 | 23 156 | 18 892 | 18 892 | 107 252

PT000000000205083 | 205083 | Revigrés – Indústria de Revestimentos de Grés, Lda (Porcelanato) | Revigrés – Indústria de Revestimentos de Grés, Lda | 10 866 | 10 866 | 10 866 | 10 866 | 12 812 | 56 276

PT000000000205123 | 205123 | Sanitana – Fábrica de Sanitários de Anadia, S.A. | Sanitana – Fábrica de Sanitários de Anadia, S.A. | 10 837 | 10 493 | 10 338 | 9 687 | 9 380 | 50 735

PT000000000205168 | 205168 | CERTECA – Indústrias Cerâmicas, SA | CERTECA – Indústrias Cerâmicas, SA | 3 778 | 4 498 | 5 196 | 5 802 | 6 086 | 25 360

PT000000000205169 | 205169 | Sanindusa – Industria de Sanitários, SA | Sanindusa, Industria de Sanitários S.A. | 6 579 | 7 422 | 7 863 | 6 464 | 4 905 | 33 233

PT000000000205178 | 205178 | Gres Panaria Portugal S.A- Divisão Margres | Gres Panaria Portugal, S.A. | 13 597 | 13 597 | 13 597 | 9 357 | 8 444 | 58 592

PT000000000205186 | 205186 | Gres Panaria Portugal S.A- Divisão Love Tiles | Gres Panaria Portugal, S.A. | 22 119 | 23 841 | 24 130 | 22 201 | 23 789 | 116 080

PT000000000205390 | 205390 | Roca S.A | Roca S.A | 14 538 | 14 538 | 14 538 | 14 538 | 14 357 | 72 509

PT000000000205533 | 205533 | Modicer – Moda Cerâmica SA | Modicer – Moda Cerãmica SA | 4 972 | 5 082 | 6 798 | 6 049 | 4 972 | 27 873

PT000000000205553 | 205553 | Unidade Fabril Pavigrés | PAVIGRÉS CERÂMICAS, SA | 15 422 | 15 422 | 15 422 | 15 422 | 14 011 | 75 699

PT000000000205566 | 205566 | GRESART – Cerâmica Industrial, SA | GRESART – Indústria Cerâmica, S.A. | 11 170 | 10 794 | 10 794 | 8 619 | 6 952 | 48 329

PT000000000205642 | 205642 | CLIPER Cerâmica, SA | CLIPER Cerâmica, SA | 4 666 | 4 666 | 4 831 | 3 884 | 3 666 | 21 713

PT000000000205803 | 205803 | Recer – Industria de Revestimentos Cerâmicos, S.A. | Recer – Indústria de Revestimentos Cerâmicos, S.A. | 13 301 | 14 071 | 14 496 | 13 193 | 11 564 | 66 625

PT000000000206288 | 206288 | COCEDA PORTUGAL, S.A. | COCEDA PORTUGAL, S.A. | 1 960 | 2 116 | 2 116 | 2 116 | 1 986 | 10 294

PT000000000208842 | 208842 | SUTOL – Indústrias Alimentares, Lda. | SUTOL – Indústrias Alimentares, Lda. | 3 841 | 3 136 | 2 683 | 2 683 | 3 841 | 16 184

PT000000000210678 | 210678 | Ria Stone, Fábrica de Louça de Mesa em Grés, SA | Ria Stone, Fabrica de Louça de Mesa em Grés, SA | 9 484 | 9 383 | 10 004 | 10 004 | 9 400 | 48 275

PT000000000212703 | 212703 | Volcalis | Volcalis – Isolamentos Minerais S.A. | 1 372 | 2 040 | 2 340 | 2 650 | 3 403 | 11 805

PT000000000226386 | 226386 | GYPTEC IBÉRICA – GESSOS TÉCNICOS S.A. | Gyptec Ibérica – Gessos Técnicos, S.A. |  |  |  | 4 726 | 0 | 4 726

PT000000000227602 | 227602 | HyChem Química Sustentável S.A. | HyChem Química Sustentável S.A. |  |  |  | 948 | 0 | 948

PT000000000228130 | 228130 | GYPFOR – Gessos Laminados, S.A. | GYPFOR – Gessos Laminados, S.A. |  |  |  | 3 518 | 0 | 3 518
TOTAL | 1 461 556 | 1 468 249 | 1 472 009 | 1 295 131 | 1 444 166 | 7 141 111
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XVII

Member State: Romania
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

RO000000000000044 | 44 | LIBERTY GALATI S.A. | LIBERTY GALATI S.A, | 3 145 944 | 3 145 944 | 3 098 848 | 1 720 048 | 826 689 | 11 937 473

RO000000000000055 | 55 | SC Carmeuse Holding SRL – Punct de lucru Valea Mare Pravat | SC Carmeuse Holding SRL | 137 369 | 129 357 | 129 357 | 108 201 | 76 891 | 581 175

RO000000000000058 | 58 | Heidelberg Materials România S.A. Fabrica de ciment Fieni | Heidelberg Materials România S.A. | 593 584 | 593 315 | 593 214 | 578 367 | 556 755 | 2 915 235

RO000000000000059 | 59 | Heidelberg Materials România S.A. Fabrica de ciment Chișcădaga | Heidelberg Materials România S.A. | 545 299 | 544 822 | 444 304 | 444 499 | 531 391 | 2 510 315

RO000000000000133 | 133 | S.C. HOLCIM (ROMÂNIA) S.A. – Ciment Câmpulung | S.C. Holcim (Romania) S.A. | 797 829 | 920 552 | 920 552 | 920 552 | 1 017 176 | 4 576 661

RO000000000000134 | 134 | S.C. Holcim (Romania) S.A. – Ciment Alesd | S.C. Holcim (Romania) S.A. | 878 182 | 916 732 | 940 952 | 910 577 | 926 885 | 4 573 328

RO000000000000178 | 178 | Rompetrol Rafinare – Petromidia | Rompetrol Rafinare S.A. | 744 263 | 619 218 | 736 387 | 734 310 | 723 888 | 3 558 066

RO000000000000185 | 185 | SC SERVICII COMUNALE SA | SC SERVICII COMUNALE SA | 1 981 | 1 930 | 1 879 | 1 519 | 0 | 7 309

RO000000000000190 | 190 | SIMCOR VAR SRL Punct de lucru Targu Jiu | SIMCOR VAR SRL | 53 311 | 53 311 | 44 867 | 29 104 | 25 941 | 206 534

RO000000000000253 | 253 | CELCO S.A. | CELCO S.A. | 77 228 | 77 228 | 77 228 | 58 424 | 77 228 | 367 336

RO000000000000285 | 285 | SC ERDEMIR ROMANIA SRL | SC ERDEMIR ROMANIA SRL | 11 410 | 11 410 | 11 663 | 9 508 | 11 363 | 55 354

RO000000000217760 | 217760 | CHP GETEC Podari | GETEC Servicii Energetice SRL |  |  |  | 15 095 | 7 362 | 22 457

RO000000000224080 | 224080 | ETEX BUILDING PERFORMANCE SA | ETEX BUILDING PERFORMANCE SA |  |  |  | 1 108 | 0 | 1 108

RO000000000225066 | 225066 | KNAUF GIPS SRL | KNAUF GIPS SRL |  |  |  | 153 | 0 | 153

RO000000000000182 | 182 | SANEX SA | SANEX S.A. | 26 060 | 26 060 | 26 060 | 24 890 | 12 888 | 115 958

RO000000000000237 | 237 | S.C. VIROMET S.A. | S.C. VIROMET S.A. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0

RO000000000220945 | 220945 | PRUTUL S.A. | PRUTUL S.A. | 0 | 0 | 773 | 7 501 | 7 148 | 15 422
TOTAL | 7 012 460 | 7 039 879 | 7 026 084 | 5 563 856 | 4 801 605 | 31 443 884
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XVIII

Member State: Slovakia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

SK000000000222671 | 222671 | Prievidzské tepelné hospodárstvo, a.s. (v skratke PTH, a.s.) | Prievidzské tepelné hospodárstvo, a.s. (v skratke PTH, a.s.) |  |  |  | 521 | 0 | 521
TOTAL | 0 | 0 | 0 | 521 | 0 | 521
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XIX

Member State: Finland
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

FI000000000000009 | 9 | Paraisten kalkkitehdas | Nordkalk Oy Ab | 28 587 | 31 250 | 30 076 | 21 726 | 7 410 | 119 049

FI000000000000012 | 12 | Röyttän kalkkitehdas | SMA Mineral Oy | 134 440 | 134 440 | 133 577 | 105 525 | 50 217 | 558 199

FI000000000000015 | 15 | Juvanmalmin lämpökeskus | Fortum Power and Heat Oy | 368 | 914 | 1 514 | 1 514 | 1 285 | 5 595

FI000000000000021 | 21 | Käpykankaan lämpökeskus | Savon Voima Joensuu Oy | 472 | 472 | 303 | 90 | 283 | 1 620

FI000000000000023 | 23 | Otaniemen lämpökeskus | Fortum Power and Heat Oy | 208 | 208 | 396 | 805 | 1 204 | 2 821

FI000000000000027 | 27 | Tapiolan lämpökeskus | Fortum Power and Heat Oy | 940 | 1 962 | 4 133 | 4 802 | 4 133 | 15 970

FI000000000000030 | 30 | Vermon Lämpökeskus | Fortum Power and Heat Oy | 2 426 | 2 426 | 4 389 | 5 424 | 4 206 | 18 871

FI000000000000039 | 39 | Kiimassuon voimalaitos | Nevel Oy | 7 953 | 7 749 | 7 545 | 7 368 | 7 136 | 37 751

FI000000000000040 | 40 | Koikkurintien lämpölaitos | Nevel Oy | 376 | 197 | 376 | 494 | 376 | 1 819

FI000000000000047 | 47 | Kirkkonummen lämpökeskus | Fortum Power and Heat Oy | 127 | 127 | 229 | 229 | 391 | 1 103

FI000000000000057 | 57 | Naantalin voimalaitos | Turun Seudun Energiantuotanto Oy | 75 950 | 74 055 | 71 484 | 65 855 | 43 713 | 331 057

FI000000000000066 | 66 | Jakomäen lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 1 | 316 | 875 | 875 | 377 | 2 444

FI000000000000067 | 67 | Lassilan lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 4 352 | 8 332 | 8 924 | 12 267 | 16 134 | 50 009

FI000000000000068 | 68 | Munkkisaaren lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 121 | 726 | 1 310 | 1 310 | 2 923 | 6 390

FI000000000000069 | 69 | Myllypuron lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 2 846 | 7 003 | 11 791 | 15 484 | 19 056 | 56 180

FI000000000000070 | 70 | Patolan lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 2 057 | 4 816 | 7 162 | 7 645 | 10 882 | 32 562

FI000000000000071 | 71 | Ruskeasuon lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 928 | 3 178 | 4 836 | 3 706 | 4 371 | 17 019

FI000000000000075 | 75 | Vuosaaren ABC-voimalaitos | Helen Oy |  |  |  | 36 318 | 35 307 | 71 625

FI000000000000076 | 76 | Vuosaaren lämpökeskus | Helen Oy | 867 | 867 | 1 439 | 6 755 | 11 715 | 21 643

FI000000000000079 | 79 | Sahanmäen lämpökeskus | Hyvinkään Lämpövoima Oy | 1 622 | 1 622 | 1 622 | 1 314 | 1 638 | 7 818

FI000000000000081 | 81 | Veikkarin lämpökeskus | Hyvinkään Lämpövoima Oy | 746 | 999 | 1 321 | 1 168 | 986 | 5 220

FI000000000000124 | 124 | Karjalahden lämpölaitos | Kemin Energia ja Vesi Oy | 6 904 | 6 904 | 8 044 | 8 305 | 8 144 | 38 301

FI000000000000136 | 136 | Ylikeravan lämpökeskus | Keravan Energia Oy | 1 463 | 1 463 | 1 117 | 578 | 682 | 5 303

FI000000000000140 | 140 | Voimalaitos Voima | Kokkolan Energia Oy | 10 313 | 9 090 | 8 929 | 8 687 | 8 832 | 45 851

FI000000000000152 | 152 | Niiralan lämpökeskus | Kuopion Energia Oy | 170 | 170 | 170 | 24 | 170 | 704

FI000000000000171 | 171 | Mukkulan lämpökeskus | Lahti Energia Oy | 285 | 285 | 740 | 740 | 407 | 2 457

FI000000000000186 | 186 | Ihalaisen lämpökeskus | Lappeenrannna Lämpövoima Oy | 273 | 649 | 649 | 649 | 1 019 | 3 239

FI000000000000189 | 189 | Mertaniemen voimalaitos | Lappeenrannan Lämpövoima Oy | 2 466 | 2 402 | 2 339 | 1 402 | 496 | 9 105

FI000000000000215 | 215 | Toppilan voimalaitos | Oulun Energia Oy | 59 164 | 36 865 | 30 469 | 31 388 | 26 852 | 184 738

FI000000000000227 | 227 | Koroisten lämpökeskus | Oy Turku Energia-Åbo Energi Ab | 260 | 666 | 838 | 503 | 652 | 2 919

FI000000000000229 | 229 | Linnankadun lämpökeskus | Oy Turku Energia-Åbo Energi Ab | 203 | 400 | 612 | 470 | 573 | 2 258

FI000000000000230 | 230 | Luolavuoren lämpökeskus | Oy Turku Energia-Åbo Energi Ab | 1 615 | 2 142 | 3 226 | 2 557 | 2 142 | 11 682

FI000000000000239 | 239 | Aittaluodon voimalaitos | Pori Energia Oy | 21 955 | 23 716 | 21 154 | 21 954 | 23 428 | 112 207

FI000000000000245 | 245 | Kirjaltajantien lämpökeskus | Porvoon Energia Oy – Borgå Energi Ab | 190 | 190 | 190 | 190 | 328 | 1 088

FI000000000000278 | 278 | Kapernaumin lämpökeskus | Seinäjoen Voima Oy | 3 996 | 3 996 | 5 612 | 9 892 | 12 115 | 35 611

FI000000000000280 | 280 | Sairaalan lämpökeskus | Seinäjoen Voima Oy | 654 | 1 338 | 2 426 | 1 848 | 602 | 6 868

FI000000000000295 | 295 | Hakametsän lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 134 | 909 | 4 500 | 3 755 | 437 | 9 735

FI000000000000296 | 296 | Hervannan öljylämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 76 | 548 | 845 | 363 | 211 | 2 043

FI000000000000301 | 301 | Naistenlahden lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia | 401 | 1 607 | 4 080 | 2 895 | 1 314 | 10 297

FI000000000000302 | 302 | Naistenlahden voimalaitos | Tampereen Energia Oy | 41 335 | 40 273 | 25 874 | 25 173 | 37 086 | 169 741

FI000000000000303 | 303 | Nekalan lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 1 412 | 1 861 | 5 049 | 7 642 | 5 426 | 21 390

FI000000000000306 | 306 | Raholan lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 677 | 1 082 | 2 732 | 3 358 | 1 965 | 9 814

FI000000000000307 | 307 | Sarankulman lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 5 824 | 7 610 | 10 151 | 9 856 | 7 610 | 41 051

FI000000000000331 | 331 | Koivukylän lämpökeskus | Vantaan Energia Oy | 289 | 665 | 665 | 171 | 316 | 2 106

FI000000000000332 | 332 | Maarinkunnaan lämpökeskus | Vantaan Energia Oy | 329 | 977 | 977 | 327 | 875 | 3 485

FI000000000000333 | 333 | Martinlaakson voimalaitos | Vantaan Energia Oy | 40 027 | 38 999 | 37 970 | 36 942 | 26 594 | 180 532

FI000000000000347 | 347 | Kiskokadun lämpökeskus | KSS Lämpö Oy | 8 | 325 | 669 | 389 | 197 | 1 588

FI000000000000351 | 351 | Hasintien lämpökeskus | Varkauden Aluelämpö Oy | 39 | 39 | 39 | 302 | 440 | 859

FI000000000000357 | 357 | Seinäjoen voimalaitos | Seinäjoen Voima Oy | 16 004 | 15 593 | 15 182 | 9 259 | 5 580 | 61 618

FI000000000000365 | 365 | Ahveniston lämpökeskus | Loimua Oy | 444 | 444 | 444 | 333 | 455 | 2 120

FI000000000000369 | 369 | Kaurialan lämpökeskus | Loimua Oy | 421 | 421 | 421 | 128 | 334 | 1 725

FI000000000000407 | 407 | Stora Enso Oyj, Enocellin tehdas | Stora Enso Oyj, Enocellin tehdas | 162 371 | 215 844 | 135 357 | 25 116 | 23 735 | 562 423

FI000000000000420 | 420 | Nokian tehdas | Oy Essity Finland Ab | 17 092 | 14 144 | 12 551 | 11 848 | 11 415 | 67 050

FI000000000000421 | 421 | Kauttuan tehdas | Jujo Thermal Oy | 29 467 | 29 342 | 29 275 | 28 630 | 28 211 | 144 925

FI000000000000431 | 431 | Mondi Powerflute Oy | Mondi Powerflute Oy | 78 823 | 78 823 | 78 823 | 78 823 | 65 657 | 380 949

FI000000000000434 | 434 | Pankakosken kartonkitehdas | Pankakoski Mill Oy | 15 749 | 15 749 | 15 749 | 15 749 | 12 686 | 75 682

FI000000000000438 | 438 | Tervakosken tehtaat | Tervakoski Oy | 41 926 | 41 926 | 41 926 | 41 926 | 41 926 | 209 630

FI000000000000447 | 447 | Paraisten sementtitehdas | Finnsementti Oy | 454 955 | 455 176 | 455 176 | 454 987 | 285 165 | 2 105 459

FI000000000000453 | 453 | Äetsän tuotantolaitokset | Adven Oy | 13 160 | 11 717 | 10 226 | 10 527 | 8 662 | 54 292

FI000000000000455 | 455 | Seinäjoen lämpölaitos lk 153 | Adven Oy | 10 511 | 10 511 | 12 167 | 12 167 | 11 840 | 57 196

FI000000000000456 | 456 | Hangon lämpölaitos lk 174 | Adven Oy | 14 542 | 17 407 | 18 657 | 18 056 | 18 840 | 87 502

FI000000000000457 | 457 | Haminan lämpölaitos lk 183 | Adven Oy | 680 | 847 | 1 453 | 1 592 | 627 | 5 199

FI000000000000463 | 463 | Kirkniemen paperitehdas | Sappi Finland Operations Oy | 123 576 | 123 576 | 147 679 | 117 307 | 102 634 | 614 772

FI000000000000464 | 464 | Voimalaitos Power | Kokkolan Energia Oy | 33 298 | 33 419 | 32 657 | 31 773 | 31 154 | 162 301

FI000000000000472 | 472 | Ristiinan voimalaitos | Järvi-Suomen Voima Oy | 45 439 | 44 271 | 43 103 | 33 883 | 31 210 | 197 906

FI000000000000473 | 473 | Lämpövoimalaitos | Kainuun Voima Oy | 18 264 | 17 043 | 17 279 | 13 235 | 12 707 | 78 528

FI000000000000482 | 482 | Kumpuniemen Voima Oy | Kumpuniemen Voima Oy | 28 614 | 27 878 | 27 143 | 20 648 | 16 872 | 121 155

FI000000000000486 | 486 | Heinolan voimalaitos | Adven Oy | 12 570 | 12 248 | 11 924 | 11 549 | 9 046 | 57 337

FI000000000000489 | 489 | Mäntän voimalaitos | Mäntän Energia Oy | 2 242 | 2 184 | 2 126 | 2 069 | 1 679 | 10 300

FI000000000000498 | 498 | Punkaharjun kattilalaitos | Metsäliitto Osuuskunta Punkaharjun kattilalaitos | 29 550 | 34 187 | 36 038 | 34 631 | 29 550 | 163 956

FI000000000000504 | 504 | Joensuun vaneritehdas | UPM Plywood Oy | 10 211 | 10 211 | 9 569 | 10 965 | 12 021 | 52 977

FI000000000000508 | 508 | Kantvikin voimalaitos | Suomen Sokeri Oy | 12 142 | 10 779 | 9 997 | 12 773 | 16 309 | 62 000

FI000000000000509 | 509 | Säkylän voimalaitos | Sucros Oy | 13 911 | 13 828 | 11 671 | 11 571 | 13 418 | 64 399

FI000000000000536 | 536 | Elovainion lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 444 | 444 | 444 | 444 | 547 | 2 323

FI000000000000547 | 547 | Ratinan lämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 1 087 | 1 442 | 3 260 | 2 614 | 1 173 | 9 576

FI000000000000553 | 553 | Lk 222 Nakkila | Adven Oy | 7 015 | 7 885 | 7 885 | 7 624 | 8 018 | 38 427

FI000000000000564 | 564 | Haapaveden voimalaitos | Nevel Oy | 7 273 | 7 347 | 7 405 | 6 965 | 6 949 | 35 939

FI000000000000600 | 600 | Westas Raunio Oy:n lämpölaitos | Westas Raunio Oy | 2 453 | 2 453 | 3 034 | 2 903 | 2 453 | 13 296

FI000000000000612 | 612 | Sulan lämpölaitos | Vantaan Energia Keski-Uusimaa Oy | 263 | 157 | 157 | 52 | 164 | 793

FI000000000000622 | 622 | ER-Saha Oy:n lämpökeskus | ER-Saha Oy | 2 052 | 2 485 | 2 485 | 2 107 | 1 880 | 11 009

FI000000000000624 | 624 | Paraisten Kivivillatehdas | Paroc Oy Ab | 17 271 | 17 271 | 17 271 | 17 271 | 8 171 | 77 255

FI000000000000632 | 632 | Kaanaan voimalaitos | Porin Prosessivoima Oy |  |  | 30 506 | 27 273 | 20 164 | 77 943

FI000000000000634 | 634 | Oulunsuun lämpökeskus | Oulun Energia Oy | 36 | 36 | 36 | 36 | 259 | 403

FI000000000000636 | 636 | Kaukaan Voima Oy | Kaukaan Voima Oy | 22 797 | 22 211 | 21 626 | 21 040 | 15 806 | 103 480

FI000000000000639 | 639 | Keravan biovoimalaitos | Keravan Lämpövoima Oy | 10 682 | 10 211 | 12 675 | 12 331 | 11 339 | 57 238

FI000000000204524 | 204524 | Sonoco-Alcore Oy Karhulan Kartonkitehdas | Sonoco-Alcore Oy | 370 | 370 | 370 | 370 | 99 | 1 579

FI000000000205649 | 205649 | Saint-Gobain Rakennustuotteet Oy, Gyproc Kipsilevytehdas | Saint-Gobain Finland Oy | 3 651 | 4 318 | 4 419 | 3 651 | 2 935 | 18 974

FI000000000206140 | 206140 | Laitaatsillan biolämpökeskus | Lempeä Lämpö Oy | 631 | 1 085 | 1 254 | 1 085 | 1 273 | 5 328

FI000000000206842 | 206842 | Klaukkalan kaukolämpökeskus | Nurmijärven Sähkö Oy | 2 895 | 3 015 | 3 193 | 3 193 | 3 042 | 15 338

FI000000000207645 | 207645 | Hervannan hakelämpökeskus | Tampereen Energia Oy | 16 394 | 16 394 | 19 584 | 19 584 | 16 394 | 88 350

FI000000000207707 | 207707 | Lk307 Uusikaupunki | Adven Oy | 10 575 | 7 838 | 10 183 | 7 649 | 5 026 | 41 271

FI000000000207730 | 207730 | Virasojan biolämpökeskus | Imatran Lämpö Oy | 7 360 | 7 564 | 7 853 | 7 853 | 8 083 | 38 713

FI000000000210413 | 210413 | Keitele Timber Oy Alajärven Saha | Keitele Timber Oy Alajärven Saha | 3 004 | 3 872 | 4 142 | 4 020 | 4 226 | 19 264

FI000000000213824 | 213824 | Laanilan biovoimalaitos | Oulun Energia Oy | 59 656 | 58 344 | 57 031 | 56 935 | 54 703 | 286 669
TOTAL | 1 827 720 | 1 879 140 | 1 864 774 | 1 695 579 | 1 357 093 | 8 624 306
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XX

Member State: Sweden
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

SE000000000000011 | 11 | Hetvattencentralen Farsta | Stockholm Exergi AB | 28 | 28 | 28 | 28 | 260 | 372

SE000000000000019 | 19 | Hässelbyverket | Stockholm Exergi AB | 10 917 | 10 636 | 12 756 | 11 704 | 9 162 | 55 175

SE000000000000050 | 50 | Hetvattencentralen Årsta | Stockholm Exergi AB | 1 196 | 1 045 | 1 528 | 1 107 | 1 238 | 6 114

SE000000000000080 | 80 | Kajan | Emmaboda Energi Miljö AB | 1 373 | 1 373 | 1 373 | 1 373 | 1 591 | 7 083

SE000000000000089 | 89 | Säbyverket | E.ON Värme Sverige AB | 1 431 | 575 | 575 | 409 | 738 | 3 728

SE000000000000091 | 91 | Värmecentralen | Nybro Värmecentral AB | 1 637 | 1 595 | 1 970 | 1 916 | 1 602 | 8 720

SE000000000000092 | 92 | Draken | Kalmar Energi Värme AB | 1 915 | 1 726 | 1 726 | 1 233 | 1 447 | 8 047

SE000000000000112 | 112 | Rya HVC | Göteborg Energi AB | 5 169 | 5 169 | 6 600 | 10 842 | 13 671 | 41 451

SE000000000000139 | 139 | Karlskoga KVV | Karlskoga Kraftvärmeverk AB | 16 749 | 16 318 | 15 888 | 15 459 | 16 489 | 80 903

SE000000000000174 | 174 | PC Släggan | Lidköping Energi AB | 79 | 240 | 240 | 357 | 566 | 1 482

SE000000000000190 | 190 | KVV/HVC Sörby | Mjölby-Svartådalen Energi AB | 4 625 | 4 506 | 5 563 | 5 563 | 5 110 | 25 367

SE000000000000192 | 192 | HVC Östanå | Mjölby-Svartådalen Energi AB | 841 | 706 | 706 | 706 | 841 | 3 800

SE000000000000200 | 200 | Sundbybergs Värmverk | Norrenergi AB | 85 | 85 | 85 | 85 | 258 | 598

SE000000000000256 | 256 | Heleneholmsverket och Heleneholms FVC | E.ON Värme Sverige AB | 10 845 | 11 826 | 14 088 | 11 715 | 9 840 | 58 314

SE000000000000258 | 258 | Limhamns fjärrvärmecentral (LFC) | E.ON Värme Sverige AB | 92 | 92 | 588 | 846 | 375 | 1 993

SE000000000000262 | 262 | Utklippans fjärrvärmecentral | E.ON Värme Sverige AB | 151 | 339 | 533 | 1 733 | 3 560 | 6 316

SE000000000000271 | 271 | Fittjaverket | Söderenergi AB | 3 459 | 6 173 | 9 779 | 9 779 | 8 259 | 37 449

SE000000000000276 | 276 | Skogås värmeverk | Söderenergi AB | 584 | 1 033 | 1 943 | 1 644 | 1 180 | 6 384

SE000000000000277 | 277 | Panncentralen TD | Göteborg Energi AB | 88 | 583 | 763 | 763 | 914 | 3 111

SE000000000000290 | 290 | Stallbacka Värmeverk | Trollhättan Energi AB | 9 271 | 10 920 | 10 920 | 9 111 | 10 920 | 51 142

SE000000000000292 | 292 | Hovhultsverket | Uddevalla Kraft AB | 3 698 | 3 698 | 4 538 | 4 538 | 3 698 | 20 170

SE000000000000296 | 296 | Ålidhemsanläggningen | Umeå Energi AB | 5 296 | 6 345 | 7 496 | 7 198 | 6 913 | 33 248

SE000000000000318 | 318 | Önafors | Vattenfall AB | 459 | 929 | 929 | 610 | 804 | 3 731

SE000000000000328 | 328 | LVC2 Lasarettets PC | Västerbergslagens Energi AB | 267 | 267 | 378 | 378 | 256 | 1 546

SE000000000000369 | 369 | INOVYN Sverige AB | INOVYN Sverige AB | 54 098 | 55 275 | 54 398 | 51 668 | 50 102 | 265 541

SE000000000000388 | 388 | PC Siljanssågen | Siljan Timber AB | 3 895 | 3 895 | 3 895 | 3 361 | 2 901 | 17 947

SE000000000000409 | 409 | Vittinge Tegelbruk | BMI Produktion Sverige AB | 2 701 | 2 701 | 2 701 | 2 701 | 1 989 | 12 793

SE000000000000414 | 414 | Saint-Gobain Sweden AB, ISOVER | Saint-Gobain ISOVER | 10 167 | 10 167 | 10 167 | 7 807 | 6 084 | 44 392

SE000000000000434 | 434 | Billerud Sweden AB Skärblacka bruk | Billerud Sweden AB Skärblacka bruk | 109 841 | 123 897 | 123 659 | 109 268 | 108 944 | 575 609

SE000000000000437 | 437 | Crane AB | Crane AB | 1 152 | 1 152 | 1 152 | 1 152 | 1 289 | 5 897

SE000000000000446 | 446 | Iggesund Paperboard, Iggesunds Bruk | Iggesund Paperboard AB, Iggesunds Bruk | 85 482 | 85 239 | 82 903 | 82 230 | 82 718 | 418 572

SE000000000000449 | 449 | Lessebo Bruk | Lessebo Paper AB | 6 142 | 6 142 | 6 747 | 6 000 | 5 310 | 30 341

SE000000000000459 | 459 | SCA Massa AB, Ortvikens massafabrik | SCA Massa AB, SCA Ortviken | 180 937 | 13 448 | 79 782 | 76 865 | 74 041 | 425 073

SE000000000000469 | 469 | Stora Enso Fors AB | Stora Enso Fors AB | 55 837 | 71 347 | 73 453 | 74 029 | 71 347 | 346 013

SE000000000000472 | 472 | Sylvamo Sweden AB Nymölla Bruk | Sylvamo Sweden AB Nymölla Bruk | 109 641 | 109 641 | 109 501 | 109 501 | 109 641 | 547 925

SE000000000000478 | 478 | Södra Cell Mönsterås | Södra Skogsägarna ekonomisk förening | 47 343 | 48 021 | 48 733 | 45 716 | 44 671 | 234 484

SE000000000000485 | 485 | Kanthal AB | Kanthal AB | 564 | 564 | 564 | 688 | 547 | 2 927

SE000000000000487 | 487 | Ovako Bar AB, Smedjebacken | Ovako Bar AB | 28 848 | 33 022 | 35 105 | 29 096 | 26 904 | 152 975

SE000000000000488 | 488 | Höganäs Sweden AB, Halmstadverken | Höganäs Sweden AB | 11 656 | 16 667 | 16 532 | 13 295 | 12 627 | 70 777

SE000000000000505 | 505 | Lindås | Emmaboda Energi Miljö AB | 915 | 915 | 915 | 915 | 694 | 4 354

SE000000000000509 | 509 | Styckåsverket | Arvika Fjärrvärme AB | 64 | 64 | 64 | 64 | 271 | 527

SE000000000000525 | 525 | LHVC | Kraftringen Energi AB | 1 657 | 2 908 | 3 698 | 2 590 | 1 861 | 12 714

SE000000000000660 | 660 | HVC45 Cloetta | Tekniska Verken i Linköping AB (publ) | 76 | 76 | 453 | 331 | 65 | 1 001

SE000000000000716 | 716 | SCA Bionorr | SCA Energy AB | 5 621 | 5 223 | 5 060 | 4 947 | 5 135 | 25 986

SE000000000000722 | 722 | Lersätters panncentral | Kils Energi AB | 2 170 | 2 170 | 2 170 | 2 505 | 2 170 | 11 185

SE000000000000736 | 736 | Ovako Sweden AB | Ovako Sweden AB | 8 773 | 8 443 | 8 443 | 7 381 | 6 526 | 39 566

SE000000000000744 | 744 | PC Röbäck | Umeå Energi AB | 794 | 794 | 1 032 | 915 | 766 | 4 301

SE000000000000777 | 777 | Hetvattencentral 1 | Höganäs Energi AB | 328 | 328 | 328 | 530 | 697 | 2 211

SE000000000000784 | 784 | Jabo fjärrvärmeverk | Adven Energilösningar AB | 1 230 | 1 360 | 1 645 | 1 792 | 1 931 | 7 958

SE000000000202835 | 202835 | Åkers sågverk | Sandåsa Timber AB | 2 121 | 2 121 | 2 511 | 2 234 | 2 121 | 11 108

SE000000000203743 | 203743 | Haparanda Ahlmarksvägen | Haparanda Värmeverk AB | 1 396 | 1 396 | 1 396 | 1 082 | 861 | 6 131

SE000000000205002 | 205002 | BI-QEM Resins AB | BI-QEM RESINS AB | 1 160 | 1 160 | 1 160 | 1 160 | 1 349 | 5 989

SE000000000206197 | 206197 | SSAB EMEA AB Finspång | SSAB EMEA AB | 6 916 | 6 916 | 9 061 | 8 769 | 6 916 | 38 578

SE000000000207662 | 207662 | Arninge fjärrvärmeanläggning | E.ON | 4 219 | 4 721 | 4 862 | 5 356 | 6 162 | 25 320

SE000000000210139 | 210139 | PC City | Täby Miljövärme AB | 720 | 720 | 1 007 | 1 007 | 894 | 4 348
TOTAL | 826 719 | 706 700 | 794 090 | 754 052 | 737 226 | 3 818 787
			

Commission Decision of 24 June 2025 instructing the Central Administrator of the Union Registry to enter changes to the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Finland into the Union Registry

                                January 16, 2026                            

Official Journalof the European Union
ENC series




C/2025/5531
24.10.2025



(1)
Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 lays down the transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC for the fourth trading period from 2021 until 2030.



(2)
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842(3)lays down rules for the application of Directive 2003/87/EC as regards further arrangements for the adjustments to free allocation of emission allowances due to activity level changes.



(3)
By Commission Decision 2021/C 302/01(4), the Commission instructed the Central Administrator of the European Union Transaction Log to enter the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the European Union Transaction Log.



(4)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Belgium notified to the Commission, by letters dated 12 June 2025 and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(5)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Bulgaria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(6)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Czechia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(7)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Denmark notified to the Commission, by letters dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(8)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Germany notified to the Commission, by letter dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(9)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Estonia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(10)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Spain notified to the Commission, by letters dated 12 June and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(11)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, France notified to the Commission, by letter dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(12)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Croatia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(13)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Italy notified to the Commission, by letters dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(14)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Lithuania notified to the Commission, by letter dated 22 April 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(15)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Luxembourg notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(16)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Hungary notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.



(17)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, the Netherlands notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(18)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Austria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(19)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Poland notified to the Commission, by letters dated 23 May 2025 and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(20)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Portugal notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(21)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Romania notified to the Commission, by letter dated 10 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(22)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Slovakia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(23)
Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Finland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.



(24)
The notified changes to national allocation tables are in accordance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842.



(25)
It is therefore appropriate to instruct the central administrator to enter those corrections into the Union Registry,



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

BE000000000000022
22
NLMK Clabecq
NLMK Clabecq
33 429
44 267
44 267
44 267
35 192
201 422

BE000000000000025
25
Heidelberg Materials Usine d'Antoing
Heidelberg Materials Benelux sa
606 231
606 231
734 862
714 983
606 231
3 268 538

BE000000000000031
31
Wienerberger NV – division Tournai
Wienerberger NV
6 559
5 719
5 260
5 172
4 507
27 217

BE000000000000032
32
Briqueteries de Ploegsteert site Afma
Briqueteries de Ploegsteert
23 169
23 169
23 169
18 658
17 916
106 081

BE000000000000033
33
Briqueteries de Ploegsteert site Bristal
Briqueteries de Ploegsteert sa
16 280
16 280
16 280
13 318
8 526
70 684

BE000000000000045
45
Usine de On
Lhoist Industries SA
289 504
289 504
289 504
235 204
195 477
1 299 193

BE000000000000119
119
Usine d'Hermalle
Carrières et fours à chaux Dumont Wautier
507 279
435 295
431 941
418 399
360 237
2 153 151

BE000000000000207
207
Gerresheimer Momignies
Gerresheimer Momignies
17 083
16 291
17 083
17 083
16 167
83 707

BE000000000000218
218
Carmeuse Four à chaux Seilles
Carmeuse SA
42 700
44 400
41 733
26 240
5 798
160 871

BE000000000000238
238
RIVA Aciérie électrique Thy Marcinelle
S.A. Thy Marcinelle
62 829
68 447
58 852
34 275
23 061
247 464

BE000000000000249
249
MOLKEREI LAITERIE WALHORN SA
WALHORN SA
8 220
7 424
6 319
5 993
6 652
34 608

BE000000000000256
256
SOLAREC SA
Solarec
18 966
18 396
23 058
24 590
23 183
108 193

BE000000000000275
275
Desimpel-Terca Peruwelz
Wienerberger nv
11 403
11 403
11 403
11 403
9 151
54 763

BE000000000000296
296
MD Verre S.A.
MD Verre S.A.
36 111
43 525
22 680
22 680
17 970
142 966

BE000000000205722
205722
SCREDEMA Gaurain
SCREDEMA SA
2 502
2 888
3 095
3 095
2 502
14 082

BE000000000205932
205932
Clarebout Warneton
Clarebout
64 256
67 432
73 657
73 769
68 272
347 386

BE000000000000013
13
Associated Weavers Europe N.V.
Associated Weavers Europe N.V.
6 215
6 215
5 844
5 164
5 164
28 602

BE000000000000015
15
Rendac
Rendac
8 917
8 917
8 063
7 826
7 826
41 549

BE000000000000016
16
Wienerberger NV Divisie Kortemark
Wienerberger NV
16 699
16 699
19 799
16 699
16 699
86 595

BE000000000000019
19
Sonac Gent
Sonac Gent
4 518
5 062
5 062
4 495
0
19 137

BE000000000000035
35
APERAM STAINLESS BELGIUM NV
APERAM GENK NV
122 850
134 447
134 447
106 819
106 819
605 382

BE000000000000038
38
Pittsburgh Corning Europe N.V.
Pittsburgh Corning Europe N.V.
14 630
15 142
17 077
14 816
14 816
76 481

BE000000000000040
40
Umicore Hoboken
Umicore NV
171 236
172 058
181 584
181 584
181 584
888 046

BE000000000000041
41
Umicore Olen
Umicore
25 236
28 079
27 855
27 611
22 831
131 612

BE000000000000047
47
3M Belgium
3M Belgium bvba
9 889
10 333
9 582
8 123
8 123
46 050

BE000000000000061
61
Ajinomoto Omnichem NV
Ajinomoto Omnichem NV
4 645
4 455
3 234
2 264
2 264
16 862

BE000000000000098
98
Floren Cie NV
Floren Cie NV
2 788
2 788
2 788
3 264
3 264
14 892

BE000000000000100
100
Desta
Desta
4 857
5 245
5 613
5 432
5 432
26 579

BE000000000000122
122
Sofidel Benelux
Sofidel Benelux
23 149
23 149
23 149
18 711
18 711
106 869

BE000000000000124
124
Ineos Aromatics Belgium NV
Ineos Aromatics NV
371 279
371 279
301 818
190 616
190 616
1 425 608

BE000000000000127
127
TotalEnergies Refinery Antwerp NV
TotalEnergies Refinery Antwerp NV
2 410 264
2 410 510
2 410 765
2 409 501
2 409 501
12 050 541

BE000000000000137
137
NV Bekaert SA
NV Bekaert Sa
4 840
4 840
4 840
0
0
14 520

BE000000000000138
138
Unilin, site Flooring
Unilin, site Flooring
8 185
7 752
7 194
6 291
5 988
35 410

BE000000000000139
139
Lano NV
Lano NV
3 510
3 612
3 612
3 129
3 129
16 992

BE000000000000141
141
Wienerberger NV Divisie Zonnebeke
Wienerberger NV
22 872
29 819
40 716
33 632
33 632
160 671

BE000000000000144
144
Cargill Izegem
Cargill NV
11 835
11 531
8 264
7 732
7 517
46 879

BE000000000000152
152
Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV
Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV
326 701
331 253
316 420
310 494
310 494
1 595 362

BE000000000000157
157
Kaneka Belgium
Kaneka Belgium NV
20 832
21 136
21 136
18 903
18 903
100 910

BE000000000000160
160
PB Leiner
Tessenderlo Group NV
11 477
11 477
10 476
10 476
10 476
54 382

BE000000000000165
165
AGC Glass Europe Mol plant
AGC Glass Europe Mol Plant
35 729
50 163
50 163
49 987
49 987
236 029

BE000000000000170
170
ViskoTeepak
Peeters Bart
17 454
19 567
17 454
16 711
16 711
87 897

BE000000000000171
171
Rousselot BVBA
Rousselot BVBA
9 372
9 372
9 768
9 768
9 768
48 048

BE000000000000175
175
Antwerp Polymers Plant, behorende tot ExxonMobil Petroleum Chemical BV
ExxonMobil Petroleum Chemical BV
18 451
18 451
18 451
18 451
18 451
92 255

BE000000000000185
185
Wienerberger NV Divisie Malle
Wienerberger NV
4 428
4 650
4 650
4 537
4 537
22 802

BE000000000000192
192
Sappi Lanaken NV
IPPAS Invest NV
83 936
86 040
97 706
17 795
0
285 477

BE000000000000198
198
Lutosa SA-Plant Waregem
Lutosa SA-Plant Waregem
11 321
11 119
11 119
11 289
11 289
56 137

BE000000000000201
201
Steinzeug-Keramo nv
Steinzeug-Keramo nv
5 009
5 009
5 594
4 390
4 390
24 392

BE000000000000202
202
Farm Frites Belgium BV
Farm Frites Belgium BV
20 710
19 909
19 384
23 177
22 532
105 712

BE000000000000209
209
ATPC Refinery NV
ATPC Refinery NV
30 585
29 622
1 897
1 897
1 897
65 898

BE000000000000214
214
Wienerberger NV Divisie Beerse Absheide
Wienerberger NV
36 980
36 980
37 145
36 242
36 242
183 589

BE000000000000221
221
Borealis Kallo NV
Borealis Kallo NV
140 533
144 356
158 000
123 191
123 191
689 271

BE000000000000222
222
TotalEnergies Olefins Antwerp NV
TotalEnergies Olefins Antwerp NV
540 890
539 419
454 120
424 419
424 419
2 383 267

BE000000000000224
224
AB INBEV site Leuven
INBEV Belgium bvba
5 265
5 129
4 994
4 196
4 079
23 663

BE000000000000236
236
Tiense Suikerraffinaderij NV – vestiging Tienen
Tiense Suikerraffinaderij
47 686
47 686
47 686
47 686
48 102
238 846

BE000000000000241
241
Latexco NV
Latexco NV
2 154
2 154
2 154
0
0
6 462

BE000000000000244
244
Wienerberger NV Divisie Lanaken
Wienerberger NV
9 943
11 000
9 856
7 926
7 926
46 651

BE000000000000253
253
Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Spouwen)
Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Spouwen)
25 739
25 739
25 739
22 323
22 323
121 863

BE000000000000257
257
Belgomilk cvba Kallo
Milcobel Dairy nv
20 415
17 221
16 568
18 725
18 725
91 654

BE000000000000258
258
Belgomilk cvba – Ysco NV
Belgomilk cvba – Ysco nv
12 871
9 753
6 714
4 458
5 153
38 949

BE000000000000263
263
Wienerberger NV Divisie Aalbeke
Wienerberger NV
12 475
14 255
14 154
14 154
14 154
69 192

BE000000000000271
271
Wienerberger NV Divisie Rumst
Wienerberger NV
34 029
31 095
26 307
22 492
22 492
136 415

BE000000000000276
276
Ineos Oxide C2T
INEOS NV
194 050
194 971
194 971
194 050
194 050
972 092

BE000000000000277
277
VPK Paper NV
VPK Paper NV
112 462
114 899
114 899
112 462
112 462
567 184

BE000000000000281
281
Borealis Polymers
Borealis Polymers NV
33 253
33 253
25 381
22 930
22 930
137 747

BE000000000000282
282
Ineos Manufacturing Belgium NV
Veerle Gonnissen
20 659
20 036
19 622
19 221
19 221
98 759

BE000000000000289
289
Bayer Agriculture bv
Bayer Agriculture bv
155 209
155 209
155 653
155 653
155 653
777 377

BE000000000000290
290
Veurne Snack Foods BVBA
Veurne Snack Foods BVBA
5 032
5 364
5 691
5 579
5 579
27 245

BE000000000000292
292
Etex Building Performance
Etex building performance
25 932
26 569
25 956
25 037
25 037
128 531

BE000000000000313
313
Taminco BVBA
Taminco BV
52 722
50 086
41 398
40 682
40 682
225 570

BE000000000000319
319
LANXESS nv – Kallo
ENVALIOR NV
42 334
43 381
44 871
46 586
46 586
223 758

BE000000000000320
320
LANXESS nv – Lillo
LANXESS Performance Materials nv (former “LANXESS nv”)
204 719
204 719
204 719
192 448
192 448
999 053

BE000000000000428
428
Aurubis Beerse nv
Aurubis Beerse nv
34 173
34 173
27 812
24 266
24 266
144 690

BE000000000000528
528
Argex NV
Johny Bultheel
34 158
38 778
40 208
41 164
41 164
195 472

BE000000000000630
630
Saint-Gobain Construction Products Belgium NV/SA
Saint-Gobain Construction Products Belgium NV
8 280
7 550
8 802
7 550
7 550
39 732

BE000000000000631
631
Unilin, site Spano
Unilin, site Spano
25 111
28 956
23 063
18 665
18 665
114 460

BE000000000000632
632
Gassco AS (Zeepipe Terminal)
Gassco AS
543
543
187
187
187
1 647

BE000000000000633
633
Fluxys LNG N.V. – LNG terminal Zeebrugge
FLUXYS LNG nv
13 938
11 943
14 653
20 492
19 922
80 948

BE000000000000728
728
Compressiestation Weelde
FLUXYS nv
5 712
5 712
5 712
3 530
3 530
24 196

BE000000000000729
729
Compressiestation Winksele
FLUXYS nv
2 022
1 407
822
643
643
5 537

BE000000000000730
730
Aardgasopslagstation Loenhout
FLUXYS nv
1 592
1 592
2 040
1 912
1 912
9 048

BE000000000000733
733
UZ Gent
UZ Gent
589
941
941
701
701
3 873

BE000000000000736
736
UZ Leuven campus Gasthuisberg
UZ Leuven
2 608
3 001
2 803
2 611
2 611
13 634

BE000000000000741
741
SCR-Sibelco NV
SCR-Sibelco NV
5 672
7 036
7 036
5 571
5 571
30 886

BE000000000000746
746
VITO NV
VITO NV
1 138
1 109
747
564
548
4 106

BE000000000000747
747
Aurubis Olen NV
Aurubis Olen NV
39 013
38 831
38 494
38 247
38 247
192 832

BE000000000203011
203011
Picanol-Proferro
Picanol NV
13 782
13 887
0
0
0
27 669

BE000000000203897
203897
Agfa-Gevaert NV
Agfa Gevaert NV
18 242
17 193
16 936
15 534
15 534
83 439

BE000000000203916
203916
Covestro NV Business Unit Polycarbonates
Covestro NV
91 998
91 998
91 998
91 863
91 863
459 720

BE000000000204032
204032
Viabuild NV
Viabuild NV
1 800
1 800
1 586
1 079
1 079
7 344

BE000000000204109
204109
INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV
INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV
230 128
230 128
230 128
220 921
220 921
1 132 226

BE000000000204158
204158
BASF DOW HPPO Production
BASF DOW HPPO Production
141 965
141 965
119 054
97 214
97 214
597 412

BE000000000204193
204193
Borealis Antwerpen NV
Borealis Antwerpen NV
9 619
9 883
9 074
8 797
8 797
46 170

BE000000000204195
204195
INEOS MANUFACTURING BELGIUM NV – GEEL SITE
Veerle Gonnissen
1 904
1 904
1 743
1 492
1 492
8 535

BE000000000204481
204481
Nippon Shokubai Europe NV
Nippon Shokubai Europe NV
86 380
85 911
84 389
83 227
83 227
423 134

BE000000000204482
204482
EVAL Europe NV
EVAL EUROPE NV
56 223
71 837
75 783
68 066
68 066
339 975

BE000000000205496
205496
ITC Tielt
ITC CO BV
8 666
8 666
7 928
6 107
6 107
37 474

BE000000000205502
205502
Asfaltcentrale Willemen Infra Brugge
Willemen Infra nv
1 295
1 295
1 295
1 161
1 161
6 207

BE000000000205511
205511
ARLANXEO Belgium nv
ARLANXEO Belgium nv
93 338
93 127
60 786
7 815
0
255 066

BE000000000205536
205536
Asfaltcentrale – Grobbendonk
Deckx Algemene Ondernemingen
1 286
912
1 854
2 636
2 636
9 324

BE000000000205537
205537
Asfaltcentrale Puurs
Deckx Algemene Ondernemingen
1 435
1 568
1 200
1 200
1 200
6 603

BE000000000205667
205667
INOVYN Belgium
INOVYN Belgium
1 582
1 582
1 172
1 278
1 278
6 892

BE000000000205734
205734
Sadepan
Sadepan Chimica nv
18 198
17 798
16 666
12 696
12 397
77 755

BE000000000205736
205736
APL NV
APL NV
3 179
3 179
3 179
3 705
3 705
16 947

BE000000000205737
205737
Colas Noord
Colas Noord NV
3 001
3 001
3 622
2 220
2 220
14 064

BE000000000205740
205740
Concordia Textiles
Concordia Textiles
5 579
6 306
6 306
6 306
6 306
30 803

BE000000000205741
205741
Jupiter 1
Air Liquide Large Industry NV
329 645
260 940
220 425
290 649
290 649
1 392 308

BE000000000205743
205743
Jupiter 2
Air Liquide Large Industry NV
320 572
320 572
265 252
231 063
231 063
1 368 522

BE000000000205758
205758
EuroChem Antwerpen NV
EuroChem Antwerpen NV
255 656
255 656
255 656
204 987
204 987
1 176 942

BE000000000205763
205763
BFS EUROPE NV
BFS Europe N.V.
5 348
4 693
4 474
0
0
14 515

BE000000000205779
205779
Nitto Belgium Nv
Nitto Belgium Nv
2 586
2 586
2 404
1 997
1 997
11 570

BE000000000205799
205799
Wimble Manufacturing Belgium
Wimble Manufacturing Belgium bvba
6 732
5 514
5 514
7 550
7 550
32 860

BE000000000205993
205993
BRUSSELS AIRPORT – BLD 16
Brussels Airport Company NV
2 162
2 161
2 161
1 816
1 816
10 116

BE000000000206955
206955
Imerys Graphite Carbon Belgium N.V.
Imerys Graphite Carbon Belgium N.V.
30 221
36 253
39 704
41 744
41 744
189 666

BE000000000210659
210659
Agristo Harelbeke
Agristo
8 018
8 018
8 257
8 585
8 585
41 463

BE000000000210661
210661
Agristo Wielsbeke
Agristo
19 622
23 061
27 570
31 637
31 637
133 527

BE000000000210663
210663
Asfaltcentrale Willemen Infra Doel
Willemen Infra nv
2 812
2 221
2 489
2 642
2 642
12 806

BE000000000214340
214340
SMR-X
Air Liquide Large Industry NV
234 084
234 084
234 084
165 986
165 986
1 034 224

BE000000000215060
215060
ArcelorMittal Gent
ArcelorMittal Belgium
7 486 112
7 345 389
7 486 112
7 486 112
7 486 112
37 289 837

BE000000000215200
215200
BASF Antwerpen
BASF Antwerpen
3 132 865
3 639 645
3 294 202
3 299 269
3 299 269
16 665 250

BE000000000215220
215220
Aluminium Duffel BV
Aluminum Duffel BV
22 288
22 288
23 665
21 634
21 634
111 509

BE000000000215820
215820
Advario Stolthaven Antwerp NV
Advario Stolthaven Antwerp NV
124
465
455


1 044



TOTAL
20 149 288
20 472 703
20 025 728
19 356 264
19 052 038
99 056 021



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

BG000000000000002
2
Е. Миролио EАД – Парова централа – Сливен
Е. Миролио EАД
20 204
17 110
12 550
14 058
13 784
77 706

BG000000000000004
4
Топлофикация – Перник АД
Топлофикация Перник АД
21 589
21 034
29 438
28 641
29 745
130 447

BG000000000000012
12
Холсим (България) АД Бели Извор
Холсим България АД
415 660
408 543
408 543
408 543
421 514
2 062 803

BG000000000000019
19
Аурубис България АД
Аурубис България АД
277 143
275 146
277 143
277 143
279 412
1 385 987

BG000000000000020
20
Златна Панега Цимент АД
Златна Панега Цимент АД
377 949
377 949
377 357
377 357
377 357
1 887 969

BG000000000000025
25
„ЕВН България Топлофикация” ЕАД- ОЦ “Пловдив Юг"
"ЕВН България Топлофикация" ЕАД
921
2 780
3 524
2 361
1 861
11 447

BG000000000000030
30
Винербергер ЕООД
Винербергер ЕООД
31 254
31 254
25 189
25 189
25 189
138 075

BG000000000000032
32
БРИКЕЛ ЕАД
"БРИКЕЛ" ЕАД
246 544
240 209
182 065
122 043
131 257
922 118

BG000000000000033
33
АГРОПОЛИХИМ АД
АГРОПОЛИХИМ АД
117 434
112 096
118 910
109 563
119 015
577 018

BG000000000000036
36
АДМ Разград ЕАД
АДМ Разград ЕАД
39 163
52 390
71 864
73 932
67 044
304 393

BG000000000000037
37
Керамика Бургас
"Керамика Бургас" АД
2 078
2 328
4 471
5 086
6 557
20 520

BG000000000000039
39
Свилоза АД
Свилоза АД
17 598
16 013
20 881
15 605
14 518
84 615

BG000000000000042
42
Биовет АД
Биовет АД
18 968
25 976
20 353
16 469
16 570
98 336

BG000000000000044
44
"Рубин Трейдниг" ЕАД
"Рубин Трейдинг" ЕАД
18 572
19 568
25 824
30 290
30 970
125 224

BG000000000000045
45
"Захарни Заводи" АД
"Захарни Заводи" АД
22 572
17 307
21 348
24 959
17 422
103 608

BG000000000000051
51
КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД пл. Бургас
КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД пл. Бургас
32 244
17 048
12 735
13 219
16 669
91 915

BG000000000000052
52
"Топлофикация Русе" ЕАД
"Топлофикация Русе" АД
23 824
23 002
22 396
21 704
21 008
111 934

BG000000000000055
55
КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД пл. Велико Търново
КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД
38 309
64 589
58 726
40 546
48 965
251 135

BG000000000000059
59
БиЕй Глас България АД, площадка Пловдив
БиЕй Глас България АД
67 147
78 264
84 858
83 260
76 129
389 658

BG000000000000060
60
БиЕй Глас България АД, площадка София
БиЕй Глас България АД
27 372
27 372
33 319
44 493
49 128
181 684

BG000000000000061
61
"Идеал Стандарт – Видима" АД, Завод за производство на санитарна керамика
"Идеал Стандарт – Видима" АД, завод за производство на санитарна керамика
16 867
16 867
16 645
16 512
12 730
79 621

BG000000000000063
63
СТОМАНА ИНДЪСТРИ АД
СТОМАНА ИНДЪСТРИ АД
82 287
83 296
84 365
75 235
67 124
392 307

BG000000000000064
64
"Инса Ойл" ЕООД
"Инса Ойл" ЕООД
12 751
12 751
14 891
15 749
15 182
71 324

BG000000000000067
67
Калцит АД
Калцит АД
77 531
70 125
59 715
45 718
41 817
294 906

BG000000000000070
70
Монди Стамболийски ЕАД
Монди Стамболийски ЕАД
40 952
40 952
40 952
40 952
33 452
197 260

BG000000000000081
81
ВОЦ"Овча купел-2"
"Топлофикация София" ЕАД
2 876
2 876
2 876
2 404
2 224
13 256

BG000000000000083
83
ТЕЦ "София"
"Топлофикация София" ЕАД
59 230
57 708
56 186
45 403
41 507
260 034

BG000000000000086
86
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД, Компресорна Станция "Петрич"
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД
7 256
7 256
5 189
5 189
6 529
31 419

BG000000000000089
89
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД, Компресорна Станция "Лозенец"
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД
4 166
1 995
6 505
10 168
13 875
36 709

BG000000000000090
90
Компресорна станция към ПГХ Чирен
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД
2 197
1 979
2 093
1 572
1 305
9 146

BG000000000000091
91
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД, Компресорна Станция "Ихтиман"
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД
3 466
5 979
4 493
1 662
4 310
19 910

BG000000000000097
97
КЦМ АД
КЦМ АД
165 146
159 909
164 792
173 112
177 435
840 394

BG000000000000106
106
"Хан Аспарух"АД
"Хан Аспарух" АД
41 073
45 426
48 265
43 979
33 777
212 520

BG000000000000112
112
ЛУКОЙЛ Нефтохим Бургас АД
ЛУКОЙЛ Нефтохим Бургас АД
1 099 051
1 095 742
1 091 464
1 090 627
1 090 627
5 467 511

BG000000000000116
116
Промет Стийл ЕАД
Промет Стийл ЕАД
25 164
28 951
27 766
27 766
29 412
139 059

BG000000000000122
122
ТРУД АД
ТРУД АД
1 874
1 626
1 626
1 439
917
7 482

BG000000000000130
130
"Неохим" АД, Димитровград
"Неохим" АД
504 550
504 550
489 082
392 682
396 729
2 287 593

BG000000000000148
148
Родна индустрия 91 ЕООД
Родна Индустрия 91 ЕООД
1 587
767
767
641
252
4 014

BG000000000000151
151
СМА МИНЕРАЛ БУРГАС ВАР ЕООД
СМА МИНЕРАЛ БУРГАС ВАР ЕООД
9 882
7 971
4 488
3 307
2 982
28 630

BG000000000202233
202233
Завод за гипсови плоскости Кнауф Марица
Кнауф България ЕООД
8 693
9 029
8 085
6 642
8 434
40 883

BG000000000202843
202843
"КЕРОС България" ЕАД
Керос Керамика ЕАД
16 654
18 057
15 256
10 638
11 278
71 883

BG000000000205828
205828
Рока България АД
Рока България АД
7 338
8 134
8 431
6 843
5 588
36 334

BG000000000210588
210588
"Пашабахче България" ЕАД
"Пашабахче България"ЕАД
80 684
80 684
80 684
80 684
63 254
385 990

BG000000000216401
216401
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД, Компресорна Станция "Расово"
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД
772
10 519
10 283
10 046
12 488
44 108

BG000000000216420
216420
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД, Компресорна станция "Нова Провадия"
"Булгартрансгаз" ЕАД
545
12 552
12 270
11 987
15 442
52 796

BG000000000221254
221254
Завод Огняново
"Огняново – К" АД



26 793
25 531
52 324



TOTAL
4 089 137
4 115 679
4 068 663
3 882 211
3 878 315
20 034 005



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

CZ000000000000001
1
Procter Gamble – Rakona, s.r.o.
Procter Gamble – Rakona, s.r.o.
3 208
2 866
2 434
1 703
1 829
12 040

CZ000000000000003
3
ORLEN Unipetrol RPA – Areál Kolín
ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o.
19 150
18 937
13 430
4 007
1 002
56 526

CZ000000000000004
4
ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Karviná a.s.
ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Karviná a.s.
3 040
3 228
2 927
1 684
1 208
12 087

CZ000000000000006
6
provoz Teplárna Náchod
innogy Energo, s.r.o.
3 194
2 072
2 017
1 274
563
9 120

CZ000000000000025
25
Energetika-kotelna
Teva Czech Industries s.r.o.
9 608
9 834
9 834
9 834
8 493
47 603

CZ000000000000038
38
Teplárna Otrokovice a.s.
Teplárna Otrokovice a.s.
19 840
19 330
17 894
16 142
14 786
87 992

CZ000000000000044
44
Teplárna Zlín
Teplárna Zlín s.r.o.
15 278
14 885
14 493
10 861
9 743
65 260

CZ000000000000046
46
Pražská teplárenská, a.s. – Teplárna Malešice
#REF!
1 189
997
548
250
85
3 069

CZ000000000000049
49
Kotelna Břidličná
AL INVEST Břidličná, a.s.
16 981
16 981
17 619
14 545
11 995
78 121

CZ000000000000052
52
Vítkovice Steel, Válcovny
Vítkovice Steel, a.s.
48 951
48 951
40 780
40 780
48 951
228 413

CZ000000000000053
53
Moravskoslezské cukrovary, s.r.o.- odštěpný závod Opava
Moravskoslezské cukrovary, s.r.o.
17 512
17 719
17 840
18 154
18 487
89 712

CZ000000000000054
54
Teplárna Dolu ČSM
Veolia Průmyslové služby ČR, a.s.
3 531
3 287
3 200
2 338
2 083
14 439

CZ000000000000076
76
ENERGETIKA
Plzeňská teplárenská, a. s.
11 645
11 346
11 047
10 748
7 916
52 702

CZ000000000000077
77
Dřevozpracující družstvo Lukavec
Dřevozpracující družstvo
22 116
23 421
23 421
21 479
21 245
111 682

CZ000000000000082
82
ELEKTRÁRNA KLADNO
Teplárna Kladno s.r.o.
10 461
10 192
9 923
9 655
7 833
48 064

CZ000000000000084
84
Pražská teplárenská a.s. – Teplárna Michle
Pražská teplárenská a.s.
870
1 006
888
515
629
3 908

CZ000000000000086
86
Teplárna Veleslavín
Veolia Energie Praha, a.s.
5 761
5 612
5 464
5 316
4 315
26 468

CZ000000000000092
92
AGROCHEMIE
ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o.
333 995
412 854
418 635
419 880
317 736
1 903 100

CZ000000000000103
103
KRONOSPAN – Výroba aglomerovaných materiálů na bázi dřeva
KRONOSPAN CR, spol. s r.o.
116 660
116 660
116 660
96 863
116 660
563 503

CZ000000000000105
105
SPOLANA
SPOLANA s.r.o.
56 976
56 879
52 701
40 398
33 684
240 638

CZ000000000000106
106
Lovochemie I.
Lovochemie, a.s.
101 255
102 468
98 571
90 040
91 508
483 842

CZ000000000000107
107
Lovochemie II.
Lovochemie II.
67 804
68 440
82 112
68 957
69 075
356 388

CZ000000000000116
116
Nové energocentrum
OP papírna, s.r.o.
26 940
32 234
37 777
34 161
31 680
162 792

CZ000000000000118
118
Elektrárna Dětmarovice
ČEZ, a. s.
8 610
8 950
8 437
6 804
4 157
36 958

CZ000000000000119
119
Elektrárna Hodonín
ČEZ, a. s.
5 852
5 702
5 551
5 401
4 448
26 954

CZ000000000000122
122
Elektrárna Mělník 2
Energotrans, a.s.
27 502
17 662
12 714
12 098
11 639
81 615

CZ000000000000127
127
Elektrárny Prunéřov
ČEZ, a. s.
15 165
16 570
16 133
14 304
13 711
75 883

CZ000000000000129
129
Elektrárna Tušimice
ČEZ, a. s.
6 563
7 588
7 635
7 205
6 911
35 902

CZ000000000000141
141
Provoz Brno-sever
Teplárny Brno, a.s.
996
1 180
639
304
437
3 556

CZ000000000000142
142
Provoz Špitálka
Teplárny Brno, a.s.
11 208
11 766
12 094
8 676
6 090
49 834

CZ000000000000143
143
Provoz Červený mlýn
Teplárny Brno, a.s.
14 535
14 161
13 313
12 295
11 717
66 021

CZ000000000000155
155
Crystalex CZ, s.r.o. – závod Nový Bor
Crystalex CZ, s.r.o.
7 632
7 632
8 178
6 760
6 428
36 630

CZ000000000000157
157
Závod Lukavice
Balsac papermill s.r.o.
5 571
6 045
5 901
5 571
4 205
27 293

CZ000000000000191
191
Elektrárna Kolín
Veolia Energie Kolín, a.s
6 651
5 884
6 174
6 007
4 837
29 553

CZ000000000000197
197
DIAMO, státní podnik, odštěpný závod Těžba a úprava uranu
DIAMO, státní podnik
4 470
4 825
4 543
3 839
3 347
21 024

CZ000000000000200
200
Teplárna Kopřivnice
KOMTERM services, s.r.o.
5 177
5 217
5 525
4 872
4 457
25 248

CZ000000000000210
210
Mobilní kotelna Jižní Město
Veolia Energie ČR, a.s
26
26
26
26
317
421

CZ000000000000211
211
Provoz Nový Jičín
Veolia Energie ČR, a.s
1 211
1 180
1 148
1 117
833
5 489

CZ000000000000214
214
Špičková výtopna Olomouc
Veolia Energie ČR, a.s
1 134
2 450
3 176
2 232
2 767
11 759

CZ000000000000219
219
Teplárna Olomouc
Veolia Energie ČR, a.s
24 826
24 188
23 550
19 373
17 792
109 729

CZ000000000000220
220
Teplárna Přerov
Veolia Energie ČR, a.s
10 918
10 638
8 221
5 247
2 758
37 782

CZ000000000000221
221
Teplárna Přívoz
Veolia Energie ČR, a.s
18 010
17 547
17 085
12 193
9 929
74 764

CZ000000000000224
224
Teplárna Vítkovice
ČEZ ESL, s.r.o.
3 715
3 095
2 535
1 755
1 504
12 604

CZ000000000000225
225
Teplárna Týnec s.r.o.
Teplárna Týnec s.r.o.
550
535
521
508
413
2 527

CZ000000000000232
232
Lokalita Velké Opatovice
RHI Magnesita Czech Republic a.s.
13 503
13 503
13 503
10 198
7 970
58 677

CZ000000000000233
233
Glazura s.r.o.
Glazura s.r.o.
10 156
10 156
9 914
6 272
4 993
41 491

CZ000000000000234
234
PETROCHEMIE
ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o.
582 321
592 451
718 040
690 927
577 162
3 160 901

CZ000000000000238
238
závod Dubí
O-I Czech Republic, a.s.
21 098
21 098
21 795
21 900
18 772
104 663

CZ000000000000242
242
SKLÁRNY MORAVIA, akciová společnost
SKLÁRNY MORAVIA, akciová společnost
7 386
7 124
7 678
7 678
7 817
37 683

CZ000000000000243
243
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Řepov
Wienerberger s.r.o.
4 224
3 375
4 327
3 898
3 543
19 367

CZ000000000000246
246
Zařízení na výrobu skla
KAVALIERGLASS, a.s.
13 230
13 230
11 281
8 693
7 586
54 020

CZ000000000000248
248
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Novosedly
Wienerberger s.r.o.
23 794
17 060
17 060
12 547
8 270
78 731

CZ000000000000252
252
Provozy Teplárny a Tepelná energetika
ENERGETIKA TŘINEC, a.s.
55 274
53 854
52 434
51 014
47 397
259 973

CZ000000000000256
256
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Holice
Wienerberger s.r.o.
20 470
20 358
21 601
14 830
10 620
87 879

CZ000000000000259
259
JIP – Papírny Větřní, a.s.
JIP – Papírny Větřní, a.s.
7 712
7 994
7 994
7 712
8 019
39 431

CZ000000000000261
261
Laufen CZ s.r.o., provozovna Bechyně
LAUFEN CZ s.r.o.
12 825
12 825
12 825
9 750
7 845
56 070

CZ000000000000263
263
AGC Flat Glass Czech – závod Barevka
AGC Flat Glass Czech a.s., člen AGC Group
17 549
17 549
16 994
16 795
12 812
81 699

CZ000000000000264
264
Teplárna České Budějovice, a.s. Výtopna Vráto
Teplárna České Budějovice, a. s.
794
944
1 469
2 766
2 491
8 464

CZ000000000000265
265
Cihelna Kinský, spol. s r. o.
Cihelna Kinský, spol. s r. o.
13 494
9 692
10 886
8 986
7 830
50 888

CZ000000000000268
268
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Stod
Wienerberger s.r.o.
6 045
6 862
7 079
6 450
5 630
32 066

CZ000000000000270
270
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Hranice
Wienerberger s.r.o.
10 631
10 631
11 196
8 320
6 301
47 079

CZ000000000000271
271
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Šlapanice
Wienerberger s.r.o.
8 156
13 424
16 199
10 553
6 498
54 830

CZ000000000000272
272
SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ, s.r.o. – závod Litomyšl
SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ s.r.o
25 516
26 549
25 161
21 670
12 968
111 864

CZ000000000000273
273
Mondi Štětí a.s.
Mondi Štětí a.s.
155 156
163 298
143 429
131 114
132 310
725 307

CZ000000000000275
275
hasit
HASIT Šumavské vápenice a omítkárny, s.r.o.
21 803
18 266
16 827
14 472
11 803
83 171

CZ000000000000277
277
Holcim (Česko), a.s.
Holcim (Česko), a.s.
436 048
436 048
436 048
393 338
341 689
2 043 171

CZ000000000000279
279
VITRABLOK, s.r.o.
VITRABLOK, s.r.o.
24 961
24 961
23 364
14 845
18 146
106 277

CZ000000000000283
283
Vápenka Čertovy schody a.s.
Vápenka Čertovy schody a.s.
251 346
251 640
251 977
190 062
149 708
1 094 733

CZ000000000000284
284
Sklo Bohemia
Crystal BOHEMIA, a.s.
9 222
8 245
9 303
9 236
8 993
44 999

CZ000000000000286
286
Kompresní stanice Kralice nad Oslavou
NET4GAS,s.r.o.
3 017
2 774
1 029
310
57
7 187

CZ000000000000287
287
Kompresní stanice Kouřim
NET4GAS,s.r.o.
4 466
3 015
1 241
511
64
9 297

CZ000000000000290
290
Kompresní stanice Břeclav
NET4GAS,s.r.o.
7 739
9 469
5 786
1 579
145
24 718

CZ000000000000293
293
Kompresní stanice Veselí
NET4GAS,s.r.o.
1 283
793
288
288
37
2 689

CZ000000000000299
299
REFRASIL, s.r.o.
REFRASIL, s.r.o.
3 782
3 782
4 294
4 294
3 678
19 830

CZ000000000000301
301
Papírenský stroj PS3
PAPOS Trade s.r.o.
3 645
3 645
3 645
2 397
1 995
15 327

CZ000000000000308
308
Centrální kotelna FN v Motole
Fakultní nemocnice v Motole
2 936
2 936
2 936
2 317
2 142
13 267

CZ000000000000313
313
LASSELSBERGER, s.r.o., závod Borovany
LASSELSBERGER s.r.o.
9 104
9 104
9 104
4 014
2 262
33 588

CZ000000000000314
314
LASSELSBERGER, s.r.o., závod Chlumčany
LASSELSBEREGER s.r.o.
52 146
57 131
60 316
48 308
47 676
265 577

CZ000000000000315
315
České lupkové závody, a.s.
České lupkové závody, a.s.
8 857
8 963
8 857
7 081
6 039
39 797

CZ000000000000324
324
Českomoravský cement – závod Mokrá
Heidelberg Materials CZ, a.s.
650 754
650 754
650 754
530 745
418 504
2 901 511

CZ000000000000334
334
Cihelna Hevlín
HELUZ cihlářský průmysl v.o.s.
15 911
12 876
12 071
12 071
2 862
55 791

CZ000000000000336
336
Cihelna Dolní Bukovsko
HELUZ cihlářský průmysl v.o.s
8 707
7 304
9 394
8 606
5 258
39 269

CZ000000000000341
341
Cihelna – tunelová pec
Cihelna Hodonín, s.r.o
5 250
3 960
3 825
2 851
2 150
18 036

CZ000000000000347
347
Moravskoslezské cukrovary s.r.o., závod Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou
Moravskoslezské cukrovary s.r.o.
15 668
12 695
11 668
12 468
12 618
65 117

CZ000000000000353
353
Teplárna Liberec, a.s.
Teplárna Liberec, a.s.
3 140
3 059
3 869
3 765
2 823
16 656

CZ000000000000357
357
Silike keramika, spol. s r.o., provoz Děčín
Silike keramika, spol. s r.o.
2 438
2 438
2 438
1 986
1 752
11 052

CZ000000000000367
367
ENERGY Ústí nad Labem, a.s.
ENERGY Ústí nad Labem, a.s.
21 399
19 607
18 855
18 345
16 388
94 594

CZ000000000000370
370
Tereos TTD – Cukrovar České Meziříčí
Tereos TTD, a.s.
31 212
31 212
31 212
28 633
29 171
151 440

CZ000000000000372
372
Synthomer a.s.
Synthomer a.s.
65 580
68 637
68 637
54 728
65 580
323 162

CZ000000000000380
380
Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Jezernice
Wienerberger s.r.o.
47 708
48 766
41 736
22 261
14 832
175 303

CZ000000000000386
386
LIAPOR
Lias Vintířov, lehký stavební materiál k.s.
15 211
15 211
16 303
15 211
11 071
73 007

CZ000000000000416
416
Cihelna Hevlín II
HELUZ s.r.o.
29 972
23 013
24 889
26 040
17 113
121 027

CZ000000000000425
425
Podzemní zásobník plynu Třanovice
Gas Storage CZ, a.s.
931
2 386
2 386
699
340
6 742

CZ000000000000426
426
Podzemní zásobník plynu
SPP Storage, s.r.o.
1 745
1 498
1 192
797
697
5 929

CZ000000000201865
201865
BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o.
BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o.
135 442
135 838
137 212
105 019
105 019
618 530

CZ000000000202027
202027
Válcovny trub Chomutov, a.s.
Válcovny trub Chomutov, a.s., Kollárova 1229
13 118
12 314
7 999
3 712
4 431
41 574

CZ000000000202610
202610
Constellium Extrusions Děčín s.r.o.
Constellium Extrusions Děčín s.r.o.
15 401
15 508
18 301
15 069
14 765
79 044

CZ000000000202755
202755
SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s.- výroba Polystyreny
SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s.
7 954
8 535
8 535
7 164
6 682
38 870

CZ000000000203591
203591
Válcovna kol, kovárna náprav BONATRANS GROUP a.s.
BONATRANS GROUP a.s.
27 592
28 203
27 592
26 903
25 824
136 114

CZ000000000203599
203599
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o.
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o.
7 036
7 036
8 612
7 363
6 998
37 045

CZ000000000205490
205490
Slévárny Třinec, a.s.
Slévárny Třinec, a.s.
5 290
5 290
5 290
5 290
4 125
25 285

CZ000000000206782
206782
Plynová kotelna v ELE
ČEZ Teplárenská, a.s.
2 933
1 407
1 022
720
991
7 073

CZ000000000207422
207422
PZP Dambořice
MND Gas Storage a.s.
785
1 073
1 681
1 893
1 534
6 966

CZ000000000208023
208023
Pittsburgh Corning CR, s.r.o.
Pittsburgh Corning CR, s.r.o.
5 588
5 454
5 454
5 588
5 449
27 533

CZ000000000212941
212941
DUKOL – Zařízení na výrobu formalínu
DUKOL Ostrava, s.r.o.
6 503
6 360
6 216
4 985
3 308
27 372

CZ000000000216561
216561
NEXEN TIRE Europe s.r.o.
NEXEN TIRE Europe s.r.o.
3 246
3 174
3 103
2 927
3 809
16 259



TOTAL
4 092 490
4 169 397
4 259 440
3 727 135
3 215 565
19 464 027



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

DK000000000000280
280
Arla Foods Energy A/S. Afd. Danmark Protein
Arla Foods Energy A/S
34 371
36 809
38 149
37 116
36 083
182 528

DK000000000000342
342
Aalborg Portland A/S
Aalborg Portland A/S
1 663 537
1 797 705
1 675 181
1 498 603
1 498 603
8 133 629

DK000000000000005
5
Viborg Varme Produktion A/S, Industrivej 40-42
Viborg Varme Produktion A/S
10 149
9 888
7 265
5 776
3 716
36 794

DK000000000000006
6
HOFOR – Lygten Varmecentral
Hofor Fjernvarme P/S
3 276
3 090
3 853
4 471
4 872
19 562

DK000000000000007
7
HOFOR – Østre Varmecentral
Hofor Fjernvarme P/S
30
174
1 386
1 278
294
3 162

DK000000000000008
8
HOFOR – Sundholm Varmecentral
Hofor Fjernvarme P/S
349
636
2 001
2 123
1 399
6 508

DK000000000000011
11
Stavnsholtcentralen
I/S Vestforbrænding
2 703
1 770
904
565
189
6 131

DK000000000000016
16
Silkeborg Varme A/S – Varmeværket Hostrupsgade
Silkeborg Varme A/S
357
615
707
402
136
2 217

DK000000000000017
17
Silkeborg Varme A/S – Varmeværket Kejlstrupvej
Silkeborg Varme A/S
581
1 142
1 362
872
236
4 193

DK000000000000022
22
Lyngvej Central
Aalborg Varme A/S
49
169
391
391
110
1 110

DK000000000000023
23
Svendborgvej Central
Aalborg Varme A/S
1 221
642
372
88
885
3 208

DK000000000000024
24
Borgmester Jørgensensvej Central
Aalborg Varme A/S
33
33
501
501
43
1 111

DK000000000000026
26
Gasværksvej Varmecentral
Aalborg Varme A/S
5 712
2 159
1 395
3 425
4 591
17 282

DK000000000000027
27
Støvring Kraftvarmeværk
Støvring Kraftvarmeværk A.m.b.a.
2 763
2 692
2 621
2 119
1 868
12 063

DK000000000000042
42
Avedøreværket
Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S
136 878
108 227
105 372
93 945
98 857
543 279

DK000000000000044
44
Helsingør Kraftvarmeværk
Helsingør Kraftvarmeværk A/S
11 280
11 541
11 369
10 647
10 169
55 006

DK000000000000045
45
Hillerød Kraftvarmeværk
Hillerød Kraftvarme ApS
3 385
3 298
3 211
492
0
10 386

DK000000000000052
52
Amagerværket
HOFOR ENERGIPRODUKTION A/S
96 946
118 675
124 436
120 786
113 003
573 846

DK000000000000053
53
H.C. Ørsted Værket
Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S
22 239
12 993
5 849
3 565
4 439
49 085

DK000000000000055
55
Ringsted Kraftvarmeværk
Ringsted Fjernvarme A/S
399
294
192
187
37
1 109

DK000000000000078
78
Nordjyllandsværket
Nordjyallndsværket
28 530
32 576
35 703
34 736
40 893
172 438

DK000000000000093
93
Verdo Varme Herning, Nord Varmecentral
Verdo Varme Herning A/S
1 188
765
998
1 384
998
5 333

DK000000000000097
97
Vestforsyning Varme A/S, Central Ellebæk
Vestforsyning Varme A/S
201
314
474
474
353
1 816

DK000000000000102
102
Albertslund Varmeværk
Albertslund kommune
170
299
443
443
604
1 959

DK000000000000109
109
Skagen Varmeværk
Skagen Varmeværk AMBA
901
901
590
590
901
3 883

DK000000000000114
114
Bolbro Varmecentral
Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S
78
270
444
301
155
1 248

DK000000000000115
115
Centrum Varmecentral
Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S
1 586
1 706
776
279
830
5 177

DK000000000000117
117
Dalum Varmecentral
Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S
15
15
15
15
186
246

DK000000000000119
119
Næsby Varmecentral
Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S
30
172
172
172
47
593

DK000000000000123
123
Vollsmose Varmecentral
Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S
422
422
276
135
357
1 612

DK000000000000128
128
Varmecentral Søndermarken
Din Forsyning Varme A/S
17
17
17
17
267
335

DK000000000000138
138
Rindum Værket
Ringkøbing Fjernvarmeværk a.m.b.a.
1 407
1 371
1 523
1 317
968
6 586

DK000000000000139
139
Vildbjerg Varme A/S
Vildbjerg Varme A/S
1 232
1 200
1 169
1 009
1 127
5 737

DK000000000000153
153
Central Bocks Bjerg
Sønderborg Varme A/S
104
101
98
96
234
633

DK000000000000159
159
Frederiksgade Varmecentral
Hillerød Varme A/S
620
887
495
643
1 104
3 749

DK000000000000162
162
Elmegården varmecentral
Hillerød Varme A/S
827
1 036
1 036
1 238
1 654
5 791

DK000000000000163
163
Ikast El- og Varmeværk, Marsvej 4
Energi Ikast Varme A/S
1 067
707
707
1 049
856
4 386

DK000000000000168
168
Svendborg Fjernvarme, Nordre Central
Svenborg Fjernvarme AMBA
1 612
1 196
1 320
1 108
2 500
7 736

DK000000000000169
169
Århusværkets Varmecentral
Kredsløb Transmission A/S
238
238
386
677
419
1 958

DK000000000000171
171
Jens Juul Vej Varmecentral
Kredsløb Transmission A/S
83
83
235
592
345
1 338

DK000000000000178
178
Haderslev Fjernvarme, Posthussvinget 1
Haderslev Fjernvarme
4
4
4
4
250
266

DK000000000000183
183
Sindal Varmeforsyning
Sindal Varmeforsyning A.m.b.a
146
143
139
135
43
606

DK000000000000190
190
Central Vest
Forsyning Helsingør Varme A/S
1 339
1 339
1 063
1 063
1 818
6 622

DK000000000000193
193
Hjørring Varmeforsyning, Mandøvej 10
Hjørring Varmeforsyning A.M.B.A.
4 017
3 914
4 763
4 634
5 505
22 833

DK000000000000202
202
Skive Fjernvarme, Marius Jensens vej 3
Skive Fjernvarme A.m.b.a
271
672
777
430
244
2 394

DK000000000000206
206
VEKS – Solrød Kedelcentral
Vestegnens Kraftvarmeselskab I/S
1 353
1 114
905
880
710
4 962

DK000000000000213
213
CTR, Spidslastcentral Phistersvej
CTR I/S
17
301
899
1 162
904
3 283

DK000000000000215
215
Frederiksberg Varmecentral
CTR I/S
212
663
1 649
1 293
387
4 204

DK000000000000217
217
Gladsaxe Spidslastcentral
CTR I/S
340
467
774
958
1 137
3 676

DK000000000000232
232
Varmecentral Ærøvej
Frederikshavn Varme A/S
676
844
844
420
546
3 330

DK000000000000236
236
Brøndbyvester Fjernvarmecentral
Brøndby Fjernvarme AMBA
102
102
369
369
79
1 021

DK000000000000248
248
NLMK Dansteel
NLMK Dansteel A/S
57 330
57 330
68 430
72 206
69 877
325 173

DK000000000000249
249
Ørsted Salg Service A/S Nybro
Ørsted Salg Service A/S
1 166
1 166
1 166
1 041
908
5 447

DK000000000000270
270
DAKA DENMARK A/S, Dakavej 10
DAKA DENMARK A/S
3 996
4 160
4 160
2 351
2 351
17 018

DK000000000000276
276
TripleNine Thyborøn
TripleNine Thyborøn A/S
24 987
24 987
24 337
19 234
16 067
109 612

DK000000000000277
277
TripleNine Esbjerg A/S
TripleNine Esbjerg A/S
2 659
2 307
2 307
2 457
3 131
12 861

DK000000000000294
294
CARLSBERG SUPPLY A/S TUBORG FB/TERMINAL
Carlsberg Supply Company Danmark A/S
2 911
2 911
2 911
2 476
2 292
13 501

DK000000000000300
300
Novopan Træindustri A/S
Kronospan ApS
24 825
24 825
24 825
24 825
20 694
119 994

DK000000000000305
305
Brødrene Hartmann A/S
Brødrene Hartmann A/S
9 604
8 859
6 950
6 308
6 308
38 029

DK000000000000317
317
Ardagh Glasss Holmegaard A/S
Ardagh Glass Holmegaard A/S
39 725
39 226
42 954
39 241
37 213
198 359

DK000000000000318
318
ISOVER
SAINTGOBAIN Denmark A/S
9 086
9 596
10 072
9 058
8 827
46 639

DK000000000000320
320
Carl Matzens Teglværk A/S
A/S Carl Matzens Teglværker
3 077
2 955
2 814
2 394
1 723
12 963

DK000000000000321
321
Gråsten Teglværk
A/S Graasten Teglværk
4 479
4 479
4 479
4 479
2 788
20 704

DK000000000000324
324
Volstrup Teglværk
Monier ApS
1 961
1 961
1 961
1 347
0
7 230

DK000000000000328
328
Petersen Tegl A/S
Petersen Tegl A/S
3 945
3 945
3 945
3 945
2 934
18 714

DK000000000000330
330
Gandrup Teglværk
Randers Tegl A/S
9 448
9 448
10 911
9 073
7 519
46 399

DK000000000000331
331
Hammershøj teglværk
Randers Tegl A/S
10 442
10 442
8 880
8 880
6 138
44 782

DK000000000000338
338
Vindø Teglværk
Randers Tegl A/S
5 170
5 170
4 981
4 023
2 720
22 064

DK000000000000350
350
Munck Asfalt A/S, Ans By
Munck Asfalt A/S
1 788
1 788
1 177
1 342
1 788
7 883

DK000000000000351
351
Rockwool A/S Doense
ROCKWOOL Danmark A/S
49 593
54 448
57 560
42 962
34 764
239 327

DK000000000000353
353
Rockwool A/S, Vamdrup
ROCKWOOL Danmark A/S
13 086
13 617
14 628
12 110
10 703
64 144

DK000000000000354
354
Leca Danmark A/S
Leca Danmark A/S
62 976
67 041
65 836
50 967
52 501
299 321

DK000000000000356
356
Danfoss
Danfoss A/S
1 594
1 217
826
676
858
5 171

DK000000000000359
359
Fællinggård Varmeforsyning aps
FELDBORG ENERGY APS
1 043
1 016
632
239
81
3 011

DK000000000000361
361
Duferco Danish Steel
Duferco Danish Steel A/S
9 535
9 535
9 535
7 987
7 618
44 210

DK000000000000375
375
Siri feltet omfattende anlæg på Siri platformen
INEOS EP A/S
17 543
18 315
16 036
16 036
16 211
84 141

DK000000000000378
378
Helsinge Fjernvarme
Helsinge Fjernvarme amba
2 002
1 950
1 510
1 469
1 796
8 727

DK000000000000380
380
Colas Sundsholmen, Nørresundby
Colas Danmark A/S
1 988
2 327
1 988
1 623
1 988
9 914

DK000000000000406
406
FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies Denmark ApS
FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies Denmark ApS
778
1 013
1 117
1 117
1 541
5 566

DK000000000202197
202197
I/S Amager Ressourcecenter
I/S Amager Ressourcecenter
55 235
54 578
48 972
49 704
52 629
261 118

DK000000000205663
205663
Nørre Uttrup Varmecentral
Aalborg Varme A/S
3 104
1 624
1 624
1 476
1 919
9 747

DK000000000206031
206031
KMC Granules
KMC, Kartoffelmelscentralen AmbA
10 955
11 199
11 448
11 727
11 935
57 264

DK000000000207003
207003
CTR I/S GRC (Gladsaxe Ringvej Centralen)
CTR I/S
574
574
574
574
968
3 264

DK000000000210419
210419
De Danske Gærfabrikker A/S
De Danske Gærfabrikker A/S
13 502
16 714
17 677
16 449
13 502
77 844

DK000000000212420
212420
Citycentralen
DIN Forsyning Varme A/S
800
935
765
2 348
6 411
11 259

DK000000000219161
219161
Central Gasværksvej
Jimmy Jørgensen
350
87
0


437



TOTAL
2 506 320
2 638 136
2 523 568
2 277 119
2 254 654
12 199 797



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

DE000000000000006
6
Destillation und Nebenanlagen
TotalEnergies Bitumen Deutschland GmbH
23 247
23 247
24 798
23 247
23 247
117 786

DE000000000000007
7
Standort Neustadt
Bayernoil Raffineriegesellschaft mbH
696 105
576 538
690 202
671 667
671 667
3 306 179

DE000000000000013
13
Raffinerie
HR Chemisch-Pharmazeutische Spezialitäten GmbH
42 207
40 950
41 616
42 076
42 076
208 925

DE000000000000031
31
Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland Wesseling
Shell Deutschland GmbH Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland Wesseling
1 196 364
1 196 364
1 271 806
1 255 552
1 255 552
6 175 638

DE000000000000040
40
Elektrostahlwerk – einheitliche Anlage
Peiner Träger GmbH
154 592
127 170
110 478
102 929
102 929
598 098

DE000000000000045
45
Kokerei Prosper
ArcelorMittal Bremen GmbH
380 973
289 316
289 316
285 630
285 630
1 530 865

DE000000000000046
46
Elektrostahlwerk
H.E.S. Hennigsdorfer Elektrostahlwerke GmbH
41 214
42 119
41 827
39 441
39 441
204 042

DE000000000000048
48
Schmelz- und Gießbetrieb Siegen Eintracht
BGH Edelstahl Siegen GmbH
11 495
11 495
11 495
9 674
9 674
53 833

DE000000000000054
54
Stahlwerk
Georgsmarienhütte GmbH
74 816
75 009
75 346
75 216
75 216
375 603

DE000000000000059
59
LD-Stahlwerk Saarstahl AG
Saarstahl AG
2 986
3 365
3 632
2 030
2 030
14 043

DE000000000000072
72
Elektrostahlwerk
Schmiedewerke Gröditz GmbH
6 283
6 283
6 283
6 824
6 824
32 497

DE000000000000193
193
Glasschmelze Werk I
Noelle von Campe GmbH Co. KG
17 571
17 571
14 495
10 329
10 329
70 295

DE000000000000223
223
Floatglasanlage
PILKINGTON Deutschland AG
164 825
164 825
164 825
164 392
164 392
823 259

DE000000000000235
235
Wanne 7
SP Spezialglas Piesau GmbH
16 265
15 576
16 265
15 424
15 424
78 954

DE000000000000261
261
Herstellung von Hohlglas
Ritzenhoff Cristal GmbH
15 796
15 648
16 104
15 851
15 851
79 250

DE000000000000265
265
Anlage zur Herstellung von Glas und Mikrofasern
Lauscha Fiber International GmbH
14 240
14 240
14 240
9 914
9 914
62 548

DE000000000000289
289
Erbersdobler Ziegel GmbH Co. KG
Erbersdobler Ziegel GmbH Co. KG
17 162
17 592
20 549
18 281
18 281
91 865

DE000000000000298
298
Ziegelwerk Vatersdorf
Leipfinger-Bader GmbH
19 576
17 718
17 165
14 785
14 785
84 029

DE000000000000299
299
Ziegelwerk Englert GmbH
Ziegelwerk Englert GmbH
4 817
4 296
4 296
4 078
4 078
21 565

DE000000000000302
302
Ziegelwerk Markt Wald GmbH
Ziegelwerk Markt Wald GmbH
6 197
6 463
6 425
5 123
5 123
29 331

DE000000000000303
303
Rapis-Ziegel Schmid GmbH Co. KG
Rapis-Ziegel Schmid GmbH Co. KG
4 765
5 040
4 779
4 136
4 136
22 856

DE000000000000306
306
Ziegelwerk Bellenberg, Wiest GmbH und Co. KG
Ziegelwerk Bellenberg Wiest GmbH Co. KG
25 154
25 154
25 154
22 903
22 903
121 268

DE000000000000311
311
Ernst Ziegelwerk GmbH Co. KG
Ernst Ziegelwerk GmbH Co. KG
3 074
3 274
4 489
2 645
2 645
16 127

DE000000000000339
339
Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co.KG Werk Gersthofen
Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co. KG
9 454
7 858
7 858
7 449
7 449
40 068

DE000000000000342
342
Werk Schirnding
Hart Keramik AG
5 623
5 623
5 623
5 831
5 831
28 531

DE000000000000343
343
Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co. KG Werk Dachau
Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co. KG
24 343
24 490
24 490
23 963
23 963
121 249

DE000000000000349
349
Tonwerk Venus GmbH Co. KG
Tonwerk Venus GmbH Co. KG
9 312
10 370
10 370
8 630
8 630
47 312

DE000000000000352
352
Westerwälder Blumentopf-Fabrik
Westerwälder Blumentopf-Fabrik Spang GmbH Co. KG
6 856
6 856
8 047
7 138
7 138
36 035

DE000000000000362
362
Brennanlage Werk Mainzlar
RHI Magnesita Deutschland AG
10 930
10 930
8 532
6 259
6 259
42 910

DE000000000000398
398
Ziegelwerk Kellerer
Ziegelwerk Michael Kellerer GmbH Co. KG
15 369
14 017
15 369
12 485
12 485
69 725

DE000000000000410
410
Werk 1, 2, 2a, 3, 4, 5
Girnghuber GmbH
26 430
29 318
28 626
24 713
24 713
133 800

DE000000000000412
412
Ziegelwerk Freital EDER GmbH
Ziegelwerk Freital EDER GmbH
14 943
14 943
16 480
9 963
9 963
66 292

DE000000000000421
421
Ziegelwerk Pente
Wienerberger GmbH
14 952
12 307
10 820
9 621
9 621
57 321

DE000000000000435
435
Ziegelwerk Bergheim/Steinheim
Wienerberger GmbH
13 627
16 434
11 541
8 847
8 847
59 296

DE000000000000436
436
Ziegelei
JUWÖ Poroton-Werke Ernst Jungk Sohn GmbH
27 999
28 665
28 887
23 980
23 980
133 511

DE000000000000438
438
Adolf Zeller GmbH Co. Poroton-Ziegelwerk KG
Adolf Zeller GmbH Co. Poroton-Ziegelwerk KG
8 968
10 231
9 348
8 529
8 529
45 605

DE000000000000441
441
Ziegelwerk Deisendorf
Ziegelwerk Deisendorf GmbH
7 141
7 492
8 443
7 483
7 483
38 042

DE000000000000443
443
Ziegelwerk Otto Staudacher GmbH Co. KG
Ziegelwerk Otto Staudacher GmbH Co. KG
25 457
24 789
25 206
23 201
23 201
121 854

DE000000000000450
450
Ziegelei
Alten Ziegelei GmbH CO KG
4 576
4 360
4 360
4 576
4 576
22 448

DE000000000000458
458
Ziegelwerk Zeilarn
Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG
35 304
29 882
30 688
27 360
27 360
150 594

DE000000000000462
462
Ziegelwerk Isen
Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG
17 564
17 564
17 564
13 902
13 902
80 496

DE000000000000463
463
Ziegelwerk Aichach
Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG
17 971
15 188
13 424
9 137
9 137
64 857

DE000000000000464
464
Ziegelwerk Rötz
Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG
13 435
10 009
10 230
10 641
10 641
54 956

DE000000000000468
468
Ziegelwerk Aubenham
Ziegelwerk Aubenham Adam Holzner GmbH Co.KG
3 420
3 231
3 231
2 768
2 768
15 418

DE000000000000473
473
Ziegelwerk
Ziegelwerk Oberlausitz GmbH Unter den Eichen 13 31226 Peine
9 846
10 716
10 960
8 696
8 696
48 914

DE000000000000489
489
Sappi Ehingen
Sappi Ehingen GmbH
81 283
81 151
77 857
57 985
57 985
356 261

DE000000000000490
490
Mercer Rosenthal GmbH, Zellstofffabrik
Mercer Rosenthal GmbH
16 449
16 449
16 449
16 572
16 572
82 491

DE000000000000493
493
Essity Mannheim, HKW
Essity Operations Mannheim GmbH
125 148
121 734
118 230
114 262
111 081
590 455

DE000000000000506
506
Papiermaschinenanlage
Feldmuehle GmbH
19 065
19 065
17 761
15 219
15 219
86 329

DE000000000000509
509
TH_W_53/42200235200 (PM5)
Sofidel Germany GmbH
4 019
4 019
3 843
2 763
2 763
17 407

DE000000000000513
513
Werk Arnsberg Müschede Papierfabrik
WEPA Deutschland GmbH Co. KG
17 370
17 370
16 888
16 763
16 763
85 154

DE000000000000514
514
Papierfabrik WEPA Giershagen
WEPA Deutschland GmbH Co. KG
31 173
31 173
31 173
30 867
30 867
155 253

DE000000000000516
516
PKVarel_Papierfabrik
Papier- u. Kartonfabrik Varel GmbH Co. KG Dangaster Straße 38, 26316 Varel Postfach 13 40, 26303 Varel
176 599
173 708
174 781
173 963
173 963
873 014

DE000000000000518
518
Pappenmaschine
Pappenfabrik Trauchgau GmbH Co. KG
3 664
3 664
3 664
3 057
3 057
17 106

DE000000000000522
522
Papierproduktion Nordland
Nordland Papier GmbH
260 827
271 220
304 376
215 904
215 904
1 268 231

DE000000000000540
540
Trocknung Texonmaterial durch Dampf
Texon Mockmühl GmbH
3 507
3 507
4 175
3 192
3 192
17 573

DE000000000000546
546
Filterschichtenherstellung Bad Kreuznach
Pall Filtersystems GmbH
5 779
5 779
6 057
5 779
5 779
29 173

DE000000000000551
551
Glatfelter Dresden
Glatfelter Dresden GmbH
12 857
14 563
10 555
8 179
8 179
54 333

DE000000000000557
557
Papierfabrik Kehl
Koehler Kehl GmbH
79 720
85 009
98 641
83 380
83 380
430 130

DE000000000000558
558
Papierfabrik, Oberkirch
Koehler Oberkirch GmbH
41 151
41 151
45 674
42 679
42 679
213 334

DE000000000000562
562
Papierfabrik
LENK Paper GmbH
6 667
6 667
6 667
5 334
5 334
30 669

DE000000000000571
571
Kartonmaschine 5 (inkl. Kraftwerk)
MM Neuss GmbH
82 959
82 959
82 849
66 634
66 634
382 035

DE000000000000575
575
Papiermaschinen Glückstadt
Steinbeis Papier GmbH
30 065
26 103
31 879
31 972
31 972
151 991

DE000000000000579
579
Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Bielefeld (MPB)
Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Europe GmbH
40 375
37 234
37 463
34 137
34 137
183 346

DE000000000000584
584
Klingele Paper Weener SE CO. KG
Klingele Paper Weener SE Co. KG
14 567
14 567
14 567
21 552
21 552
86 805

DE000000000000585
585
Anlage zur Herstellung von Spezialpapieren
Gebr. Hoffsümmer Spezialpapier GmbH Co. KG
7 449
7 449
7 449
4 133
4 133
30 613

DE000000000000586
586
Papierfabrik Sappi Alfeld (0338)
Sappi Alfeld GmbH
91 217
88 880
99 490
88 415
88 415
456 417

DE000000000000590
590
Anlage zur Papier- und Kartonherstellung
LEIPA Georg Leinfelder GmbH
28 540
28 735
28 735
20 624
20 624
127 258

DE000000000000591
591
Papiermaschinen 1, 3, 4, 5
LEIPA Georg Leinfelder GmbH
114 450
122 397
120 046
75 945
75 945
508 783

DE000000000000612
612
Papierfabrik Flensburg
Fjord Paper Flensburg GmbH
10 744
9 638
9 638
7 843
7 843
45 706

DE000000000000616
616
Papiererzeugung
Sappi Stockstadt GmbH
89 582
73 610
55 764
40 954
40 954
300 864

DE000000000000621
621
Wesergold Betriebsstätte Rinteln
riha WeserGold Getränke GmbH Co. KG Betriebsstätte Rinteln
2 870
3 515
3 515
2 870
2 870
15 640

DE000000000000637
637
EGGER Spanplattenwerk, Markt Bibart
EGGER Holzwerkstoffe Markt Bibart GmbH
41 333
41 333
41 333
34 955
34 955
193 909

DE000000000000763
763
Energiezentrum Mohn Media
Mohn Media Mohndruck GmbH
6 130
5 972
5 815
4 798
4 665
27 380

DE000000000000772
772
SPEZIALPAPIERFABRIK OBER-SCHMITTEN GuD Anlage Ober-Schmitten
SPEZIALPAPIERFABRIK OBER-SCHMITTEN GMBH
9 476
9 320
9 320
7 384
7 384
42 884

DE000000000000779
779
Anlage zur Herstellung von Papier NW-44_0001413
R.D.M. Arnsberg GmbH
53 043
53 043
53 043
44 219
44 219
247 567

DE000000000000816
816
Heizzentrale
PRINOVIS GmbH Co. KG, Betrieb Ahrensburg
2 600
2 600
2 373
2 075
2 075
11 723

DE000000000000825
825
HKW Rostock Marienehe
Stadtwerke Rostock AG
29 443
29 997
26 819
27 938
27 160
141 357

DE000000000000830
830
Beck's Kesselhaus-0001
Brauerei Beck Co. GmbH
3 746
3 746
4 457
3 746
3 746
19 441

DE000000000000832
832
Kraftwerk
Solvay Chemicals GmbH
13 911
13 553
13 196
16 307
15 853
72 820

DE000000000000940
940
Heizwerk Wolfgang
Stadtwerke Hanau GmbH
6 165
6 945
5 425
4 975
4 975
28 485

DE000000000000959
959
Heizkraftwerk Mittelfeld
Städtische Werke Energie Wärme GmbH
1 905
1 856
1 320
367
356
5 804

DE000000000001010
1010
DS Smith Paper Witzenhausen, GKW
DS Smith Paper Deutschland GmbH
5 647
7 802
10 175
6 001
5 834
35 459

DE000000000001020
1020
Spanplattenwerk/Rohspan
Pfleiderer Leutkirch GmbH
27 462
27 462
27 132
20 804
20 804
123 664

DE000000000001087
1087
Dampfkesselanlage Suwelack
Dr. Otto Suwelack Nachf. GmbH Co. KG
4 660
4 660
3 856
3 502
3 502
20 180

DE000000000001116
1116
Kraftwerk Nord
BASF SE
153 448
161 316
152 022
124 785
121 311
712 882

DE000000000001141
1141
Heizkraftwerk
Constellium Singen GmbH
8 964
9 414
8 284
5 077
4 936
36 675

DE000000000001146
1146
Heizkraftwerk
Universitätsklinikum Freiburg
10 529
11 850
12 035
11 205
10 893
56 512

DE000000000001209
1209
Wernsing Feuerungsanlage
Wernsing Feinkost GmbH
17 059
17 691
18 872
19 789
19 789
93 200

DE000000000001268
1268
KWK-Anlage
CR3-Kaffeeveredelung M. Hermsen GmbH
9 662
9 414
11 014
11 013
10 707
51 810

DE000000000001366
1366
Papierproduktion und Veredelung mit Kesselhaus
Lahnpaper GmbH
6 964
7 669
7 669
5 325
5 325
32 952

DE000000000001376
1376
Kraftwerk Schkopau
Saale Energie GmbH
100 786
106 568
103 757
89 307
86 822
487 240

DE000000000001434
1434
OS-Anlage mit Dampfkessel PP
Basell Polyolefine GmbH
5 323
4 482
4 482
4 345
4 345
22 977

DE000000000001459
1459
Kraftwerk Schwarze Pumpe
Lausitz Energie Kraftwerke AG
231 430
188 633
219 735
213 614
207 668
1 061 080

DE000000000001469
1469
Zellstofferzeugung (ZE)
Sappi Stockstadt GmbH
5 202
5 730
6 666
4 291
4 291
26 180

DE000000000001518
1518
Werk Hemelingen Kesselhaus 2 (CP2)
Jacobs Douwe Egberts DE GmbH
6 725
6 725
7 844
6 725
6 725
34 744

DE000000000001521
1521
Werk Hemelingen Kesselhaus 1 (Central Power Station CP1)
Jacobs Douwe Egberts DE GmbH
2 432
2 432
1 700
1 260
1 260
9 084

DE000000000001522
1522
KRONOS TITAN GmbH, Werk Nordenham
KRONOS TITAN GmbH
40 994
39 941
38 887
28 987
28 180
176 989

DE000000000001541
1541
Energiezentrale
Paderborner Kühlhaus GmbH Co.KG
1 770
1 724
2 032
1 497
1 456
8 479

DE000000000001546
1546
Heizwerk Werk Weiding
ALMIL AG Allgäuer Alpenmilchwerk
5 803
5 803
5 837
5 531
5 531
28 505

DE000000000001573
1573
Kesselhaus 1
Stute Nahrungsmittelwerke GmbH Co. KG
2 475
1 999
1 865
1 520
1 520
9 379

DE000000000001603
1603
Industriekraftwerk Frechen
RWE Power AG
144 890
103 166
91 348
52 624
51 159
443 187

DE000000000001630
1630
HKW Leihgesterner Weg
Stadtwerke Gießen AG
4 433
4 038
3 760
3 279
3 187
18 697

DE000000000001633
1633
Einheitliche Anlage: Heizkraftwerk Louisenthal Papiermaschine PM1
Papierfabrik Louisenthal GmbH
6 948
6 948
6 948
6 948
6 948
34 740

DE000000000001646
1646
Energiezentrale
Coffein Compagnie GmbH Co. KG
10 130
9 568
9 434
9 100
8 847
47 079

DE000000000001665
1665
UPM, Schongau Heizkraftwerk
UPM GmbH, Werk Schongau
4 245
4 136
3 839
3 484
3 388
19 092

DE000000000001672
1672
HKW West
Stadtwerke Karlsruhe GmbH
24 660
25 154
22 879
18 342
17 831
108 866

DE000000000001687
1687
Kartoffelverarbeitungswerk Aldrup
Agrarfrost GmbH
20 948
20 410
19 871
14 012
13 622
88 863

DE000000000001691
1691
Kimberly Clark Werk Koblenz
Kimberly Clark Deutschland GmbH
11 095
11 095
10 961
10 730
10 730
54 611

DE000000000001695
1695
Kesselhaus Oschersleben
Agrarfrost GmbH
1 290
1 584
1 416
1 034
1 034
6 358

DE000000000001704
1704
Biomasseheizkraftwerk Pfaffenhofen
Danpower Biomasse GmbH
3 169
3 213
3 129
2 746
2 671
14 928

DE000000000001729
1729
Heizwerk Frankfurter Straße
Entega AG
851
1 381
1 168
619
619
4 638

DE000000000001769
1769
Heizkraftwerk Karcherstraße
SWK Stadtwerke Kaiserslautern Versorgungs-AG
13 793
13 438
13 084
10 345
10 057
60 717

DE000000000001774
1774
Essity Mannheim, WM 6
Essity Operations Mannheim GmbH
42 122
42 122
42 122
34 409
34 409
195 184

DE000000000001778
1778
Kesselhaus
Constellium Singen GmbH
2 393
1 839
2 242
3 296
3 296
13 066

DE000000000001788
1788
Heizwerk Nordost
Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH
547
1 664
2 755
2 941
2 941
10 848

DE000000000001789
1789
Heißwassererzeuger Kulkwitz
Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH
163
322
322
766
766
2 339

DE000000000001877
1877
Elektrostahlwerk Saarschmiede
Saarschmiede GmbH Freiformschmiede
2 583
3 238
4 117
3 899
3 899
17 736

DE000000000001994
1994
Sinteranlage
Almatis GmbH
2 765
4 018
4 018
0
0
10 801

DE000000000002196
2196
Ethylenanlage OM6
Basell Polyolefine GmbH
793 919
806 726
799 776
790 891
790 891
3 982 203

DE000000000002298
2298
Steamcracker I
BASF SE
184 723
217 832
183 969
96 185
96 185
778 894

DE000000000002299
2299
Steamcracker II
BASF SE
677 510
676 101
676 433
675 218
675 218
3 380 480

DE000000000002494
2494
Feuerverzinkung 2 und 3
Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH
18 448
18 448
18 448
24 536
24 536
104 416

DE000000000002495
2495
Warmbreitbandwalzwerk
Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH
251 424
245 455
251 739
260 105
260 105
1 268 828

DE000000000002694
2694
Orion Engineered Carbons GmbH Werk Kalscheuren Gasrußanlage
Orion Engineered Carbons GmbH
31 809
32 311
32 311
31 809
31 809
160 049

DE000000000004128
4128
Werk Bernburg
Knauf Insulation GmbH
24 416
25 455
25 455
21 149
21 149
117 624

DE000000000004129
4129
Pfleiderer Gütersloh GmbH
Pfleiderer Gütersloh GmbH
34 210
28 269
27 524
23 039
22 398
135 440

DE000000000004130
4130
Glasschmelze Werk II
Noelle von Campe GmbH Co. KG
24 964
24 964
31 579
39 136
39 136
159 779

DE000000000004151
4151
BRE.M.A
BRE.M.A Warmwalz GmbH Co. KG
253 335
218 265
218 265
207 337
207 337
1 104 539

DE000000000004153
4153
Herstellung von Tiefenfilterschichten
EATON Technologies GmbH
3 509
3 509
3 509
3 721
3 721
17 969

DE000000000004172
4172
Aluminiumoxidwerk Stade – AOS
Aluminium Oxid Stade GmbH
150 598
146 728
142 859
108 069
105 060
653 314

DE000000000201608
201608
Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Autenried
CREATON Produktions GmbH
5 253
5 253
5 407
3 894
3 894
23 701

DE000000000201612
201612
Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Roggden
CREATON Produktions GmbH
5 216
5 216
5 216
4 193
4 193
24 034

DE000000000201643
201643
Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Großengottern
CREATON Produktions GmbH
18 845
18 845
18 845
14 428
14 428
85 391

DE000000000201867
201867
Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Guttau
CREATON Produktions GmbH
10 416
10 416
12 409
8 279
8 279
49 799

DE000000000201896
201896
Wasserstoff-Anlage
Evonik Oxeno GmbH Co. KG
161 425
165 100
164 833
164 610
164 610
820 578

DE000000000201916
201916
Kalzination
Almatis GmbH
13 101
16 391
16 746
13 219
13 219
72 676

DE000000000201936
201936
Fliesenwerk
Alois Korzilius INTERBAU Fabrikation für moderne Baukeramik GmbH Co. KG
7 653
7 653
5 776
5 275
5 275
31 632

DE000000000201937
201937
Fliesenwerk
Bernhard Link GmbH Co. KG
10 090
10 207
10 278
9 248
9 248
49 071

DE000000000201960
201960
Ammoniak-Fabrik IV
BASF SE
814 396
814 396
814 285
622 713
622 713
3 688 503

DE000000000201962
201962
Ammoniak-Fabrik III
BASF SE
575 727
574 841
396 899
256 360
256 360
2 060 187

DE000000000201972
201972
Methanol-Fabrik
BASF SE
31 529
39 018
31 256
12 321
12 321
126 445

DE000000000202010
202010
Anlage 20 – Fettalkoholherstellung
BASF Personal Care and Nutrition GmbH
67 963
67 963
68 160
57 632
57 632
319 350

DE000000000202301
202301
Befesa Zinc Freiberg GmbH
Befesa Zinc Freiberg GmbH
84 733
84 733
97 153
96 814
96 814
460 247

DE000000000202335
202335
Schmiede Krefeld
Deutsche Edelstahlwerke Witten/Krefeld GmbH Co. KG
20 129
20 129
20 129
16 168
16 168
92 723

DE000000000202342
202342
Braas GmbH – Werk Obergräfenhain
BMI Deutschland GmbH
21 521
21 521
21 521
16 041
16 041
96 645

DE000000000202348
202348
Braas GmbH – Werk Buchen-Hainstadt
BMI Deutschland GmbH
6 662
6 662
7 682
6 662
6 662
34 330

DE000000000202350
202350
Braas GmbH – Werk Narsdorf (OG 6)
BMI Deutschland GmbH
4 391
4 391
4 391
3 397
3 397
19 967

DE000000000202376
202376
Werk Groß Ammensleben
Dachziegelwerke Nelskamp GmbH
19 010
19 010
19 010
11 465
11 465
79 960

DE000000000202379
202379
Werk Unsleben
Dachziegelwerke Nelskamp GmbH
9 574
9 574
9 403
7 520
7 520
43 591

DE000000000202380
202380
Einheitliche Anlage Alunorf
ALUMINIUM NORF GmbH
197 416
197 416
197 416
195 931
195 931
984 110

DE000000000202509
202509
Barium / Strontium Betrieb im Werk Hönningen(kurz BS-Betrieb)Chemieanlage zur Herstellung der anorganischen Produkte Bariumcarbonat, Strontiumcarbonat und Schwefel.
Kandelium Barium Strontium GmbH Co. KG
110 090
110 090
110 090
106 374
106 374
543 018

DE000000000202526
202526
Penig – Papiermaschine 16
Felix Schoeller GmbH Co KG
7 800
7 800
7 800
6 588
6 588
36 576

DE000000000202556
202556
TRIMET Aluminium SE, Aluminiumschmelzflusselektrolyse Essen
TRIMET Aluminium SE
233 986
233 986
177 622
98 174
98 174
841 942

DE000000000202558
202558
TRIMET Aluminium SE, Aluminiumschmelzflusselektrolyse Hamburg
TRIMET Aluminium SE
190 817
190 817
152 427
91 387
91 387
716 835

DE000000000202559
202559
TRIMET Aluminium SE, Anodenfertigung Hamburg
TRIMET Aluminium SE
34 570
34 570
28 856
19 914
19 914
137 824

DE000000000202599
202599
Dachziegelwerk Bogen
Wienerberger GmbH
6 398
6 398
8 288
6 398
6 398
33 880

DE000000000202602
202602
Dachziegelwerk Eisenberg / Pfalz Werk 3
Wienerberger GmbH
4 330
4 330
5 193
4 330
4 330
22 513

DE000000000202603
202603
Dachziegelwerk Eisenberg / Pfalz Werk 5
Wienerberger GmbH
955
955
715
955
955
4 535

DE000000000202632
202632
KRONOS TITAN GmbH, Werk Leverkusen Anlage zur Herstellung von Titandioxid
KRONOS TITAN GmbH
158 369
152 782
140 099
114 592
114 592
680 434

DE000000000202688
202688
Walzwerk Neunkirchen
Saarstahl AG
45 751
60 793
60 793
47 450
47 450
262 237

DE000000000202690
202690
Walzwerk Burbach
Saarstahl AG
35 357
38 734
47 108
34 035
34 035
189 269

DE000000000202794
202794
Fliesenwerk Leisnig
Panariagroup Deutschland GmbH
24 047
24 047
23 004
17 217
17 217
105 532

DE000000000202808
202808
CF Anlage, Heinsberg
Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH
15 493
15 094
15 291
15 493
15 493
76 864

DE000000000202856
202856
Adipinsäure-Betrieb
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH
198 388
198 388
196 607
129 344
129 344
852 071

DE000000000202858
202858
Phthalsäureanhydrid-Betrieb (PSA)
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH
86 028
84 968
87 219
88 286
88 286
434 787

DE000000000202861
202861
ASM-Betrieb
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH
4 639
5 344
5 344
4 639
4 639
24 605

DE000000000202862
202862
PHD-Betrieb
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH
31 345
31 345
31 345
25 259
25 259
144 553

DE000000000202864
202864
Hydrier-Betrieb
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH
7 706
7 706
7 538
7 294
7 294
37 538

DE000000000202865
202865
TMP-Betrieb
LANXESS Deutschland GmbH
19 773
19 773
19 773
14 725
14 725
88 769

DE000000000202866
202866
Wälzanlage
Befesa Zinc Duisburg GmbH
39 457
39 642
39 745
39 600
39 600
198 044

DE000000000202898
202898
Elektrolyse
Speira GmbH
229 854
229 854
229 854
135 681
135 681
960 924

DE000000000202899
202899
Anodenfabrik (ELB)
Speira GmbH
27 774
27 774
27 774
15 482
15 482
114 286

DE000000000202902
202902
Gießerei
Speira GmbH
28 726
28 316
28 724
29 938
29 938
145 642

DE000000000202979
202979
Feuerbeschichtungsanlage 7
thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG
18 132
18 132
14 844
12 735
12 735
76 578

DE000000000203128
203128
Röben Tonbaustoffe GmbH Werk Brüggen
Röben Tonbaustoffe GmbH
10 042
10 337
10 337
10 042
10 042
50 800

DE000000000203183
203183
Steinzeug-Keramo Werk Bad Schmiedeberg
Steinzeug-Keramo GmbH
13 936
13 936
14 043
9 973
9 973
61 861

DE000000000203190
203190
VC-Anlage
VESTOLIT GmbH
42 547
42 547
44 515
37 344
37 344
204 297

DE000000000203320
203320
Gießerei Speira GmbH, Werk Hamburg
Speira GmbH
26 701
27 064
27 542
27 707
27 707
136 721

DE000000000203410
203410
Schmiede
Schmiedewerke Gröditz GmbH
29 390
29 390
29 390
28 411
28 411
144 992

DE000000000203616
203616
Werk Sinzig
Deutsche Steinzeug Cremer Breuer AG
23 571
18 635
18 821
15 799
15 799
92 625

DE000000000203628
203628
DS Smith Paper Aschaffenburg, PM
DS Smith Paper Deutschland GmbH
80 488
80 488
82 945
86 390
86 390
416 701

DE000000000203643
203643
Nordceram
Nord Ceram Produktion GmbH
23 795
23 795
23 911
21 599
21 599
114 699

DE000000000203757
203757
Warmwalzwerk Koblenz
Novelis Koblenz GmbH
14 983
14 978
16 464
15 589
15 589
77 603

DE000000000203758
203758
Gießerei Voerde
Novelis Casthouse Germany GmbH
11 695
11 387
13 378
14 163
14 163
64 786

DE000000000203770
203770
Fritz Winter Eisengießerei Stadtallendorf
Fritz Winter Eisengießerei GmbH Co KG
125 124
123 099
132 006
128 447
128 447
637 123

DE000000000203844
203844
Nordenhamer Zinkhütte GmbH
Nordenhamer Zinkhütte GmbH
27 970
27 970
21 189
10 132
10 132
97 393

DE000000000204196
204196
Gießerei
Hydro Aluminium Gießerei Rackwitz GmbH
14 355
14 355
14 091
14 315
14 315
71 431

DE000000000204198
204198
Anlage zur Gewinnung von Rohblei aus Erzen oder Sekundärrohstoffen
Nyrstar Stolberg GmbH
39 248
39 015
12 770
20 666
20 666
132 365

DE000000000204219
204219
Werk Grevenbroich
Speira Recycling Services Germany GmbH
11 931
20 812
31 483
30 963
30 963
126 152

DE000000000204254
204254
Werk Töging
Speira Recycling Services Germany GmbH
24 634
22 204
25 112
22 960
22 960
117 870

DE000000000204255
204255
Werk Deizisau
Speira Recycling Services Germany GmbH
11 726
11 456
12 694
12 217
12 217
60 310

DE000000000204421
204421
Warmwalzwerk
Mannstaedt GmbH
12 495
12 495
15 580
12 951
12 951
66 472

DE000000000204543
204543
Reduktionsanlage (RA)
ArcelorMittal Hamburg GmbH
270 829
272 718
155 183
58 383
58 383
815 496

DE000000000205246
205246
Reformer-Anlage Brunsbüttel
Covestro Deutschland AG
11 025
12 673
11 234
7 483
7 483
49 898

DE000000000205462
205462
Gießerei für NE-Metalle Bleche Bänder Conti-M
KME Mansfeld GmbH
6 070
7 364
7 364
5 775
5 775
32 348

DE000000000205483
205483
Kupfer -Schmelzanlage mit Raffinerie und Gießerei
KME Germany GmbH Klosterstraße 29 49074 Osnabrück
11 213
10 824
9 877
7 605
7 605
47 124

DE000000000205608
205608
Drehrohrofen
Harz Oxid GmbH
50 672
50 672
50 196
50 050
50 050
251 640

DE000000000205616
205616
Bleihütte Nordenham
Nordenham Metall GmbH
69 108
66 213
61 011
67 268
67 268
330 868

DE000000000205627
205627
Werk Nettgau – Heizzentrale
Sonae Arauco Deutschland GmbH
80 718
80 718
80 718
62 028
62 028
366 210

DE000000000205679
205679
TRIMET Aluminium SE Aluminiumschmelzflusselektrolyse Niederlassung Voerde
TRIMET Aluminium SE Niederlassung Voerde
136 250
136 250
93 735
63 212
63 212
492 659

DE000000000205684
205684
Anodenfabrik einschließlich Anschlägerei
TRIMET Aluminium SE Niederlassung Voerde
20 365
20 365
16 994
9 617
9 617
76 958

DE000000000205786
205786
Ethylbenzol/Styrolmonomer-Anlage in Böhlen (EB/SM)
Trinseo Deutschland GmbH
70 669
87 424
61 892
0
0
219 985

DE000000000206791
206791
Energiezentrale Viscofan
Viscofan DE GmbH
5 044
5 255
5 117
4 736
4 605
24 757

DE000000000206794
206794
Heizwerk West
Stadtwerke Hanau GmbH
895
1 026
788
684
684
4 077

DE000000000206997
206997
Anlage zum Aufbereiten und Schmelzen von Aluminium-Schrotten
Novelis Sheet Ingot GmbH
91 630
95 195
95 238
92 008
92 008
466 079

DE000000000209343
209343
Anlage zum Legieren von Leichtmetallen (B1)
OTTO FUCHS – Kommanditgesellschaft
8 057
9 470
9 470
11 388
11 388
49 773

DE000000000210025
210025
Makrolon-Betrieb
Covestro Deutschland AG
1 890
2 259
2 259
1 890
1 890
10 188

DE000000000210124
210124
Omni-Pac GmbH, Elsfleth
Omni-Pac GmbH
16 283
17 636
14 022
14 022
14 022
75 985

DE000000000210520
210520
Polymerisationsanlage
DOMO Caproleuna GmbH
2 627
2 627
1 624
1 831
1 831
10 540

DE000000000210686
210686
HKW Robert-Bosch Straße
Stadtwerke Schwäbisch Hall GmbH
2 025
2 538
2 472
2 162
2 102
11 299

DE000000000211198
211198
Neue Acetylenanlage
BASF SE
55 960
74 309
71 571
32 997
32 997
267 834

DE000000000212260
212260
LSFO-Anlage HES Wilhelmshaven
HES Wilhelmshaven Tank Terminal GmbH
40 673
40 673
40 673
33 922
33 922
189 863

DE000000000215000
215000
Ströher Dillenburg
Ströher Produktions GmbH Co. KG
8 776
8 506
8 316
6 471
6 319
38 388

DE000000000217560
217560
Prüfstand für Verdichter mit Gasturbinenantrieb
Siemens Energy Global GmbH Co. KG
0
0
33
0
0
33

DE000000000218140
218140
Heizkraftwerk Leipzig Süd
Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH
0
2 884
13 743
13 426
13 110
43 163



TOTAL
13 372 562
13 118 854
12 828 782
11 088 093
11 062 378
61 470 669



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

EE000000000000004
4
Tipu- ja reservkatlamaja
Gren Viru AS
68
67
65
63
244
507

EE000000000000013
13
Silpower AS
Silpower AS
22 252
18 458
18 306
16 190
13 305
88 511

EE000000000000018
18
Tervise katlamaja
Gren Eesti AS
297
482
693
444
239
2 155

EE000000000000023
23
Anne katlamaja
Gren Tartu AS
5 225
5 225
6 579
6 579
0
23 608

EE000000000000024
24
Ropka katlamaja
Gren Tartu AS
325
1 009
1 454
870
1 145
4 803

EE000000000000026
26
Tulbi katlamaja
Gren Tartu AS
189
374
493
374
540
1 970

EE000000000000036
36
Ülemiste katlamaja
Utilitas Tallinn
378
3 266
3 789
1 966
2 712
12 111

EE000000000000040
40
O-I ESTONIA AS klaasitehas
O-I Estonia AS
23 479
23 479
23 479
23 479
18 821
112 737

EE000000000000043
43
Haavapuitmassi tehas
AS Estonian Cell
20 458
19 193
19 642
18 175
17 782
95 250

EE000000000000045
45
Wienerberger AS
Wienerberger AS
4 007
4 007
5 031
3 729
1 029
17 803

EE000000000000046
46
TERMOIL terminal
AS Liwathon E.O.S.
1 119
1 641
1 282
430
45
4 517

EE000000000000052
52
Tallinna Elektrijaam
OÜ Utilitas Tallinna Elektrijaam
20 331
19 809
14 287
13 900
12 680
81 007

EE000000000000058
58
Sillamäe terminal
Puma Energy Baltics AS
1 134
983
983
786
676
4 562

EE000000000208969
208969
Väo Reservkatlamaja CHP
OÜ Utilitas Tallinna Elektrijaam
15 886
17 240
18 711
18 673
18 448
88 958

EE000000000217762
217762
AS Räpina Paberivabrik
Räpina Paberivabrik AS
0
0
1 706
1 585
1 548
4 839



TOTAL
115 148
115 233
116 500
107 243
89 214
543 338



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

ES000000000000002
2
ANDALUZA DE CALES, S.A.
ANDALUZA DE CALES, S.A.
144 398
150 171
132 997
128 035
126 511
682 112

ES000000000000022
22
NEOELECTRA SC FUENTE DE PIEDRA GESTIÓN
NEOELECTRA SC FUENTE DE PIEDRA GESTIÓN, S.L.U.
13 892
13 535
10 537
10 811
12 464
61 239

ES000000000000023
23
NEO SC MORÓN, S.L.U.
NEO SC MORÓN, S.L.U.
9 601
9 355
6 736
6 834
8 615
41 141

ES000000000000030
30
Compañía Energética de Pata de Mulo, S.L.
Compañía Energética de Pata de Mulo, S.L.
17 156
16 715
16 274
12 088
12 946
75 179

ES000000000000042
42
VENATOR PA Spain, S.L.
VENATOR PA Spain, S.L.
107 093
104 802
102 313
83 374
66 541
464 123

ES000000000000067
67
ACERINOX EUROPA, S.A.U.
ACERINOX EUROPA, S.A.U.
178 752
178 752
175 869
138 036
108 515
779 924

ES000000000000148
148
PROERAN, S.A.
PROCERAN, S.A.
28 593
28 400
25 964
24 798
21 345
129 100

ES000000000000163
163
NEOELECTRA SC CINCA VERDE, S.L.U.
NEOELECTRA SC CINCA VERDE, S.L.U.
15 342
12 543
6 210
2 632
4 801
41 528

ES000000000000171
171
NEO SC EL GRADO, S.L.U.
NEO SC EL GRADO, S.L.U.
9 686
8 490
8 266
4 900
3 349
34 691

ES000000000000178
178
CELULOSA GALLUR SL
CELULOSA GALLUR SL
2 548
2 811
3 135
2 894
2 653
14 041

ES000000000000180
180
DS SMITH SPAIN, S.A. – INSTALACIÓN DE ALCOLEA DE CINCA
DS SMITH SPAIN, S.A.
22 519
25 826
22 396
22 601
22 714
116 056

ES000000000000184
184
TORRASPAPEL S. A. (Factoría de Zaragoza)
TORRASPAPEL, S.A.
54 759
48 803
53 253
44 739
43 842
245 396

ES000000000000195
195
CALERAS DE SAN CUCAO
CALERAS DE SAN CUCAO S.A.
43 965
44 343
41 818
24 636
30 000
184 762

ES000000000000196
196
FÁBRICA DE CALES Y CEMENTOS DE TUDELA VEGUÍN
CEMENTOS TUDELA VEGUÍN S.A.U.
317 842
341 666
442 771
369 839
428 272
1 900 390

ES000000000000199
199
CORPORACIÓN ALIMENTARIA PEÑASANTA S.A.
CORPORACIÓN ALIMENTARIA PEÑASANTA S.A.
10 424
9 297
9 144
7 896
7 199
43 960

ES000000000000200
200
INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS ASTURIANAS, S.A.
INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS ASTURIANAS, S.A.
13 670
13 318
12 967
12 615
11 320
63 890

ES000000000000213
213
Química del Nalón, S.A. – Centro La Nueva
Química del Nalón, S.A.
23 718
23 718
23 718
23 718
19 610
114 482

ES000000000000214
214
Industrias Doy Manuel Morate, S.L.
Industrias Doy Manuel Morate, S.L.
18 863
18 863
18 863
22 303
18 863
97 755

ES000000000000231
231
Compañía Española de Petróleos, SA (Cepsa) – Tenerife
Compañía Española de Petróleos,S.A. CEPSA
4 710
4 468
4 263
4 080
3 697
21 218

ES000000000000233
233
DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – CASTRO URDIALES
DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – CASTRO URDIALES
34 819
40 957
43 270
31 472
26 565
177 083

ES000000000000234
234
DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – VOTO
DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – VOTO
148 732
152 456
159 815
157 240
158 370
776 613

ES000000000000242
242
GLOBAL STEEL WIRE, SA
GLOBAL STEEL WIRE, SA
105 541
105 541
80 663
65 471
68 216
425 432

ES000000000000251
251
AB AZUCARERA IBERIA, S.L (Bañeza)
AB Azucarera Iberia, S.L.
10 481
8 058
7 568
6 143
10 078
42 328

ES000000000000252
252
Azucarera de Miranda
C/Cardenal Marcelo Spínola
11 380
8 516
7 341
7 397
6 624
41 258

ES000000000000254
254
Azucarera de Toro
AB Azucarera Iberia S.L.
9 453
9 096
10 309
13 263
16 644
58 765

ES000000000000255
255
Biocarburantes de Castilla y León S.A.
Biocarburantes de Castilla y León, S.A.
86 768
86 617
79 292
74 551
74 925
402 153

ES000000000000261
261
ENERCRISA, S.A.
ENERCRISA, S.A.
50 417
49 122
47 826
35 082
30 354
212 801

ES000000000000268
268
COMPAÑÍA ENERGÉTICA PARA EL TABLERO, S.A. – Instalación de Soria
Compañía Energética para el Tablero, s.a.
21 319
18 990
13 934
4 803
0
59 046

ES000000000000276
276
DS Smith Spain, SA – Instalación de Dueñas
DS Smith Spain, SA
48 264
47 124
46 349
44 626
43 677
230 040

ES000000000000295
295
Ceranor I
CERANOR, S.A
21 093
25 638
26 320
23 500
20 960
117 511

ES000000000000301
301
VERESCENCE LA GRANJA S.L.U
VERESCENCE LA GRANJA, S.L.U.
28 043
28 043
28 043
28 928
28 043
141 100

ES000000000000304
304
CEMEX ESPAÑA OPERACIONES, S.L.U. Instalación de Castillejo
Cemex España Operaciones, S.L.U.
368 749
307 604
286 800
237 843
210 365
1 411 361

ES000000000000314
314
Alcoholera de la Puebla S.A.
Alcoholera de la Puebla S.A.
1 303
1 086
1 496
1 456
1 231
6 572

ES000000000000319
319
Mostos, vinos y alcoholes, S.A. (Movialsa I)
Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A.



9 348
9 183
18 531

ES000000000000379
379
Bormioli Rocco S.A.
Bormioli Rocco, S.A.
24 575
24 575
24 575
19 121
18 582
111 428

ES000000000000380
380
CRISNOVA VIDRIO SA
CRISNOVA VIDRIO SA
73 687
72 475
82 928
73 687
73 308
376 085

ES000000000000382
382
VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Azuqueca
VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Azuqueca
49 493
53 910
59 950
62 177
57 896
283 426

ES000000000000400
400
SEAT, S.A. – Martorell
SEAT S.A.
11 664
9 893
8 772
8 267
8 534
47 130

ES000000000000406
406
Desimpacte de Purins Corcó, S.A.
Desimpacte de Purins Corcó, S.A.
7 482
8 656
8 297
9 055
10 710
44 200

ES000000000000438
438
Ciclo combinado Cogenerativo Tarragona Power
TARRAGONA POWER S.L.
15 165
13 496
9 078
8 311
8 287
54 337

ES000000000000456
456
MATÍAS GOMÁ TOMÁS, S.A.
MATIAS GOMA TOMAS, S.A.
18 165
19 709
20 522
20 522
20 650
99 568

ES000000000000460
460
RDM Paprinsa, S.A.U
RDM Paprinsa, S.A.U
28 290
25 019
30 085
24 998
24 252
132 644

ES000000000000468
468
RdM Barcelona Cartonboard, S.A.U
RdM Barcelona Cartonboard, S.A.U
48 060
42 180
42 180
42 180
33 794
208 394

ES000000000000470
470
TORRASPAPEL S.A.- FÁBRICA DE SANT JOAN LES FONTS
TORRASPAPEL S.A.
33 875
33 121
41 803
33 173
31 029
173 001

ES000000000000471
471
PAPELERA DE SARRIÀ S.L.
PAPELERA DE SARRIÀ S.L.
21 855
22 843
22 347
21 621
23 123
111 789

ES000000000000475
475
ASFALTOS ESPAÑOLES S.A. (ASESA)
ASFALTOS ESPAÑOLES S.A
42 599
42 599
42 599
42 599
39 373
209 769

ES000000000000477
477
COMPAÑÍA ESPAÑOLA DE LAMINACIÓN,S.L.
Compañía Española de Laminación, S.L.
172 400
170 715
139 160
131 132
132 180
745 587

ES000000000000490
490
CERÁMICA PIEROLA, SL
Andrés Puigfel Bach
4 975
5 744
6 594
6 147
5 272
28 732

ES000000000000506
506
PALAU CERÁMICA DE ALPICAT, S.A.
PALAU CERÁMICA DE ALPICAT, S.A.
11 337
11 337
10 674
10 523
10 697
54 568

ES000000000000528
528
ARCILLAS ATOMIZADAS, S.A.
ARCILLAS ATOMIZADAS, S.A.
37 994
55 469
64 872
42 369
20 426
221 130

ES000000000000529
529
ATOMCER, S.A.
ATOMCER, S.A.
9 970
13 226
13 226
6 618
6 015
49 055

ES000000000000530
530
ATOMIX, S.A.
ATOMIX, S.A.
9 217
13 703
15 162
11 999
9 217
59 298

ES000000000000532
532
SERVIKER 1 S.L.
SERVIKER 1 S.L.
61 052
54 488
54 488
30 544
27 425
227 997

ES000000000000533
533
SAMCA ONDA – SA Minera Catalano Aragonesa
SOCIEDAD ANÓNIMA MINERA CATALANO-ARAGONESA
59 741
67 311
66 835
56 732
51 739
302 358

ES000000000000537
537
KERABEN GRUPO, S.A.U.
KERABEN GRUPO, S.A.U.
61 415
64 478
62 444
56 725
54 480
299 542

ES000000000000539
539
COMPACGLASS (Factoría V)
COMPACGLASS, S.L.
33 608
38 650
33 608
27 618
23 279
156 763

ES000000000000541
541
TAU PORCELÁNICO, S.L.U.
TAU PORCELÁNICO, S.L.U.
95 743
100 086
99 403
80 559
76 876
452 667

ES000000000000547
547
Ford España, S.L.
Ford España, S.L.
7 306
6 148
5 691
8 984
4 643
32 772

ES000000000000552
552
SICER ESPAÑA
SICER ESPAÑA COLORIFICIO CERÁMICO, S.L.
3 380
1 416
1 051
2 031
2 272
10 150

ES000000000000555
555
Colorobbia España S.A.
Colorobbia España S.A.
56 046
56 046
55 766
31 225
24 642
223 725

ES000000000000558
558
ESMALGLASS SAU
ESMALGLASS SAU
40 127
43 548
43 548
38 393
36 912
202 528

ES000000000000560
560
VIBRANTZ SPECIALTY MATERIALS SPAIN, S.L.U.
VIBRANTZ SPECIALTY MATERIALS SPAIN, S.L.U.
34 878
35 090
27 965
15 029
9 854
122 816

ES000000000000562
562
FRITTA SLU
FRITTA, SLU
22 679
27 561
29 339
22 872
22 317
124 768

ES000000000000564
564
ENDEKA CERAMICS
ENDEKA CERAMICS
18 704
18 843
14 438
19 171
19 723
90 879

ES000000000000565
565
Younexa Spain, S.L.
Younexa Spain, S.L.
12 632
13 798
13 450
8 208
5 297
53 385

ES000000000000568
568
TORRECID S.A.
FEDERICO MICHAVILA HERAS
31 868
31 172
30 993
15 422
13 207
122 662

ES000000000000569
569
VERNÍS, S.A.
D. CARLOS GONZALVO LUCAS
8 682
10 100
8 237
4 460
3 062
34 541

ES000000000000579
579
KARTOGROUP ESPAÑA SL
KARTOGROUP ESPAÑA SL
10 183
13 075
13 075
13 252
13 145
62 730

ES000000000000580
580
PAPELERA DE LA ALQUERIA, S.L
PAPELERA DE LA ALQUERIA S.L.U
20 022
20 022
20 022
20 022
20 442
100 530

ES000000000000592
592
Cerámica la Escandella, S.A.
Cerámica la Escandella, S.A.
21 547
27 538
26 748
19 348
20 440
115 621

ES000000000000626
626
BA GLASS SPAIN – Instalación de Villafranca de Los Barros
BA Glass Spain, SA
83 482
87 194
87 194
84 268
80 456
422 594

ES000000000000629
629
VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA S.A. Fábrica de Oural
VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA S.A.
88 385
81 939
99 107
36 957
12 406
318 794

ES000000000000637
637
FORESTAL DEL ATLANTICO, S.A.
FORESTAL DEL ATLÁNTICO S.A.
19 798
19 798
19 798
19 798
13 680
92 872

ES000000000000638
638
Frinsa Cogeneración SL
Frinsa Cogeneración SL
3 367
3 281
2 525
1 810
652
11 635

ES000000000000642
642
INDUSTRIAS DEL TABLERO, S.A.
INDUSTRIAS DEL TABLERO, S.A.
36 782
35 837
34 892
33 947
25 295
166 753

ES000000000000644
644
PLANTA DE COGENERACIÓN DE BOINERSA
BOIRO ENERGIA, S.A.
4 854
3 295
2 392
1 092
27
11 660

ES000000000000651
651
ENCE, ENERGÍA Y CELULOSA S.A.- CENTRO OPERACIONES PONTEVEDRA
ENCE, ENERGÍA Y CELULOSA S.A.- CENTRO OPERACIONES PONTEVEDRA
38 754
38 754
30 511
27 329
38 754
174 102

ES000000000000697
697
CAL DE CASTILLA, S.A.
CAL DE CASTILLA, S.A.
93 655
91 060
79 231
71 010
74 717
409 673

ES000000000000699
699
Cementos Portland Valderrivas S.A. – Instalación de Morata de Tajuña
CEMENTOS PORTLAND VALDERRIVAS S.A.
590 222
480 596
546 150
561 864
550 136
2 728 968

ES000000000000700
700
Central de cogeneración Aeropuerto Barajas
Sampol Ingeniería y Obras, S.A.
7 036
6 855
6 675
4 704
4 022
29 292

ES000000000000707
707
INTERNATIONAL PAPER MADRID MILL SLU
INTERNATIONAL PAPER MADRID MILL SLU
64 991
83 154
86 275
89 288
93 947
417 655

ES000000000000744
744
NEOELECTRA SC ECOENERGÍA NAVARRA, S.L.U.
NEOELECTRA SC ECOENERGÍA NAVARRA, S.L.U.
7 094
6 489
4 659
4 533
5 094
27 869

ES000000000000745
745
Viscofan España, S.L.U.
Viscofan España, S.L.U.
22 423
24 360
24 644
23 560
20 943
115 930

ES000000000000752
752
Torraspapel, S.A. – Fábrica de Leitza
Torraspapel, S.A.
17 916
17 916
17 916
13 338
12 670
79 756

ES000000000000753
753
SMURFIT KAPPA NAVARRA S.A. Instalación de Sangüesa
SMURFIT KAPPA NAVARRA SA
48 064
48 064
47 840
39 925
37 974
221 867

ES000000000000758
758
GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES NAVARRA, S.L
GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES NAVARRA, S.L
92 320
92 320
92 494
92 494
92 294
461 922

ES000000000000762
762
Heidelberg Materials Hispania Cementos, S.A.-Fábrica de Añorga
HEIDELBERG MATERIALS HISPANIA CEMENTOS, A.A.
240 178
240 178
240 178
240 178
136 035
1 096 747

ES000000000000765
765
COGENERACIÓN GEQUISA, S.A.
COGENERACIÓN GEQUISA, S.A.
12 020
12 469
12 665
9 827
6 995
53 976

ES000000000000778
778
Celulosas Moldeadas de Atxondo, S.A.U.
Celulosas Moldeadas de Atxondo, S.A.U.
12 827
12 827
13 070
12 638
13 087
64 449

ES000000000000781
781
LUCART TISSUE SOAP, S.L.U.
LUCART TISSUE SOAP, S.L.U.
11 391
11 530
11 530
11 530
13 392
59 373

ES000000000000782
782
PAPEL ARALAR, S.A.
Papel Aralar, S.A.
24 304
25 363
26 428
23 777
22 780
122 652

ES000000000000789
789
PAPRESA SL
PAPRESA S.L.
82 179
69 723
69 753
67 948
64 653
354 256

ES000000000000794
794
SMURFIT KAPPA NERVIÓN, S.A.
SMURFIT WESTROCK NERVIÓN S.A
53 038
53 620
53 597
52 888
52 888
266 031

ES000000000000798
798
ARCELORMITTAL OLABERRIA-BERGARA. FABRICA DE BERGARA
ARCELORMITTAL OLABERRIA-BERGARA, S.L.U.
15 835
15 835
15 240
13 883
14 706
75 499

ES000000000000802
802
ArcelorMittal Sestao, S.L.U.
ArcelorMittal Sestao, S.L.U.
36 467
53 641
53 641
35 783
56 563
236 095

ES000000000000803
803
ACERÍA DE ÁLAVA S.A.U.
Acería de Álava S.A.U.
22 412
12 401
13 050
20 218
20 403
88 484

ES000000000000808
808
NERVACERO
NERVACERO S.A.
58 506
58 506
53 135
40 469
29 554
240 170

ES000000000000810
810
TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP, S.L.U. (Mill: Productos)
TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP S.L.U.
15 596
15 596
15 596
15 596
10 904
73 288

ES000000000000811
811
SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L.- Planta de Basauri
SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L
68 092
69 653
86 888
88 008
86 910
399 551

ES000000000000812
812
TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP S.L.U. (FÁBRICA: TUBOS)
TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP S.L.U.
31 336
30 973
44 228
44 228
35 922
186 687

ES000000000000815
815
Guardian Llodio Uno, SL
Guardian Llodio Uno, S.L.
74 199
74 199
73 913
57 659
57 853
337 823

ES000000000000816
816
AIALA VIDRIO S.A.
AIALA VIDRIO S.A.
60 965
60 965
60 965
60 965
56 738
300 598

ES000000000000817
817
Vicrila Industrias del Vidrio S.L
Vicrila Industrias del Vidrio S.L
16 753
16 754
17 650
21 363
17 650
90 170

ES000000000000831
831
COMPACGLASS (Factoría I-II)
COMPACGLASS, S.L.
62 356
64 448
58 040
58 040
58 198
301 082

ES000000000000832
832
Votorantim Cementos España S.A. – Fábrica de Alconera
Votorantim Cementos España S.A.
333 071
356 875
435 694
446 606
399 802
1 972 048

ES000000000000843
843
Ceranor II
CERANOR, S.A
26 833
28 209
27 846
24 304
20 217
127 409

ES000000000000849
849
Estación de compresión de Córdoba
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
724
724
2 108
3 495
2 403
9 454

ES000000000000850
850
Estación de compresión de Dos Hermanas
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.

372
923
1 040
456
2 791

ES000000000000852
852
CEPSA QUIMICA Fábrica de Palos de la Frontera
CEPSA QUÍMICA S.A.
270 936
272 994
255 253
167 976
195 859
1 163 018

ES000000000000861
861
Knauf GmbH – Planta de Escúzar
KNAUF GMBH SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA
5 773
6 361
6 906
6 906
6 796
32 742

ES000000000000864
864
LAS MARISMAS DE LEBRIJA, S.C.A.
LAS MARISMAS DE LEBRIJA, S.C.A.
9 229
9 229
3 924
107
2 597
25 086

ES000000000000865
865
C. AND. TROBAL
TRANSFORMADOS AGRÍCOLAS DEL BAJO GUADALQUIVIR S.L.U.
9 062
8 566
6 096
6 096
9 176
38 996

ES000000000000874
874
Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A. – Planta de Quinto
Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A.
5 858
5 858
5 858
6 441
8 424
32 439

ES000000000000876
876
Almacenamiento subterráneo de Serrablo
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
2 872
2 078
2 556
2 436
2 078
12 020

ES000000000000877
877
Estación de compresión de Zaragoza
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
1 869
1 621
1 621
1 362
774
7 247

ES000000000000880
880
Industrias Químicas del Ebro S.A
Industrias Químicas del Ebro, S.A.
48 399
52 800
54 089
46 539
47 989
249 816

ES000000000000889
889
Nestlé España, SA – Fábrica de la Penilla
Nestlé España, S.A.
8 352
8 890
8 436
6 836
6 841
39 355

ES000000000000891
891
ADL BIOPHARMA S.L.U.
ADL BIOPHARMA S.L.U.
7 631
7 177
6 999
5 224
4 125
31 156

ES000000000000896
896
Estación de Compresión de Zamora
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
2 548
1 727
2 015
1 727
850
8 867

ES000000000000897
897
Sociedad Cooperativa General Agropecuaria ACOR – Fábrica Azucarera de Olmedo
Sociedad Cooperativa General Agropecuaria ACOR
74 793
69 456
44 907
26 247
33 280
248 683

ES000000000000900
900
MATEOS, S.L.
MATEOS, S.L.
9 534
9 534
9 534
6 871
7 496
42 969

ES000000000000914
914
CONSERVAS EL CIDACOS S.A.
CONSERVAS EL CIDACOS S.A.
3 751
3 751
3 751
3 751
4 238
19 242

ES000000000000915
915
Enagás – Instalación de Almodovar del Campo
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
860
860
860
860
706
4 146

ES000000000000938
938
Estación de compresión de Tivissa
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
795
1 014
1 994
1 994
856
6 653

ES000000000000940
940
ERCROS S.A – Fábrica de Tarragona
ERCROS S.A
9 804
9 804
11 995
11 464
12 023
55 090

ES000000000000943
943
SECANIM BIO-INDUSTRIES SAU
SECANIM BIO-INDUSTRIES SAU
13 303
15 915
17 677
17 201
16 206
80 302

ES000000000000945
945
IBERPOTASH S.A. Súria
IBERPOTASH S.A.
14 049
14 049
16 323
16 717
18 202
79 340

ES000000000000947
947
ILERPROTEIN S.L.
ILERPROTEIN S.L.
1 280
1 247
890
866
1 007
5 290

ES000000000000959
959
PURAC BIOQUÍMICA, S.A.
PURAC BIOQUÍMICA, S.A.
8 422
9 213
9 809
7 760
4 884
40 088

ES000000000000961
961
Ercros, S.A. Fábrica de Tortosa
Ercros, S.A.
57 904
65 745
57 904
43 222
39 127
263 902

ES000000000000973
973
CERAMICA NULENSE, S.A.
CERAMICA NULENSE, S.A.
139 450
139 450
139 450
125 831
107 665
651 846

ES000000000000977
977
Estación de compresión de Crevillente
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
9
9
229
521
310
1 078

ES000000000000982
982
Grespania, S.A. (Nules)
Grespania, S.A.
14 781
15 406
15 535
13 531
13 301
72 554

ES000000000000984
984
NUEVAS ATOMIZADAS, S.L.U.
SOCIEDAD ANÓNIMA MINERA CATALANO-ARAGONESA
9 441
14 010
25 978
19 638
16 717
85 784

ES000000000000986
986
PORCELANOSA, S.A.U.
PORCELANOSA S.A.U.


78 207
77 002
72 719
227 928

ES000000000000997
997
PRONAT S.C.
PRONAT S.C.
9 211
9 211
7 917
7 917
10 594
44 850

ES000000000000998
998
Conservas Vegetales de Tomalia, S.C.U.G.
Conservas Vegetales de Tomalia, S.C.U.G.
6 742
6 742
5 433
5 032
6 742
30 691

ES000000000000999
999
CONESA VEGAS ALTAS S.L.U.
CONESA VEGAS ALTAS S.L.U.
6 581
5 452
4 513
4 513
6 753
27 812

ES000000000001002
1002
Conservas El Cidacos S.A.
CONSERVAS EL CIDACOS S.A.
2 970
3 178
3 643
3 778
4 279
17 848

ES000000000001003
1003
Estación de compresión de Almendralejo
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
4 429
3 943
3 943
2 934
1 265
16 514

ES000000000001004
1004
INDUSTRIAS Y PROMOCIONES ALIMENTICIAS, S.A.
INDUSTRIAS Y PROMOCIONES ALIMENTICIAS, S.A.
4 618
4 618
4 618
4 114
4 618
22 586

ES000000000001011
1011
Hijos de Rivera, S.A.U. – Fábrica de Cervezas Estrella Galicia
Hijos de Rivera, S.A.U.
3 842
4 358
4 938
5 221
5 504
23 863

ES000000000001018
1018
Estación de compresión de Haro
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
5 113
4 512
3 068
3 554
4 428
20 675

ES000000000001027
1027
Iveco Pegaso Fenice
IVECO ESPAÑA, S.L.
627
744
744
1 056
1 056
4 227

ES000000000001030
1030
PLADUR GYPSUM, SAU
PLADUR GYPSUM SAU
10 156
10 156
11 808
12 048
10 329
54 497

ES000000000001037
1037
Volkswagen Navarra, S.A.
Volkswagen Navarra, S.A.
6 673
5 980
5 980
5 824
5 009
29 466

ES000000000001048
1048
Michelin España Portugal, SA – Centro de Vitoria-Gasteiz
Michelín España Portugal, SA
12 443
12 443
12 443
10 413
9 669
57 411

ES000000000001051
1051
PAMESA PORCELÁNICO, S.L.
PAMESA PORCELÁNICO, S.L.
49 494
49 188
59 021
58 276
44 437
260 416

ES000000000001061
1061
Megasider Zaragoza, S.A.U,
Megasider Zaragoza, S.A.U,
34 021
37 417
42 030
41 519
37 417
192 404

ES000000000001502
1502
Compañía Energética Las Villas, S.L.
Compañía Energética Las Villas, S.L.
27 636
21 885
14 853
13 680
17 116
95 170

ES000000000001510
1510
Regasificadora del Noroeste, S.A.
Regasificadora del Noroeste, S.A. (REGANOSA)
408
595
595
595
469
2 662

ES000000000090002
90002
Instalación de Lumbier
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
2 694
794
1 753
2 694
1 419
9 354

ES000000000090003
90003
Instalación de Alcázar de San Juan
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
2 133
3 690
8 446
8 446
5 121
27 836

ES000000000090004
90004
Estación de compresión de Montesa
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
2 582
6 247
7 450
4 983
2 923
24 185

ES000000000090012
90012
LÍPIDOS SANTIGA, S.A.
LÍPIDOS SANTIGA, S.A.
21 551
21 811
22 268
23 368
24 633
113 631

ES000000000090032
90032
POLIGENERACIÓ PARC DE L'ALBA ST-4, S.A.
POLIGENERACIO PARC DE L'ALBA ST4, S.A.
1 239
1 207
1 175
946
778
5 345

ES000000000090040
90040
AENA AEROPUERTO JOSEP TARRADELLAS BARCELONA-EL PRAT
Eva Antonia Valenzuela Martí
1 532
1 532
1 532
1 532
1 277
7 405

ES000000000090042
90042
KRONOSPAN, S.L.
Kronospan, S.L.
48 139
50 564
45 623
33 901
39 268
217 495

ES000000000090051
90051
Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSA V)
Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSAV)
12 078
12 631
10 228
5 733
6 261
46 931

ES000000000090057
90057
Estación de compresión de El Villar de Arnedo
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
1 665
1 665
3 480
5 278
3 289
15 377

ES000000000090073
90073
A.G. SIDERÚRGICA BALBOA, S.A. – Balboa 2
A.G Siderúrgica Balboa, S.A.
79 651
87 318
78 739
79 651
86 080
411 439

ES000000000201760
201760
ROLDAN, S.A.
ROLDAN, S.A.
16 492
16 492
16 492
12 407
8 345
70 228

ES000000000201855
201855
Fertiberia – Fábrica de Palos
FERTIBERIA, S.A.
557 921
551 015
401 193
373 042
390 568
2 273 739

ES000000000201986
201986
MAINZU
MANUFACTURA INDUSTRIAL AZULEJERA, S.L.
5 211
5 331
5 331
5 169
5 012
26 054

ES000000000201993
201993
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. (II)
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.L.
21 885
24 164
29 333
23 592
24 681
123 655

ES000000000202102
202102
CERAMICA RIBESALBES, S.A.
CERÁMICA RIBESALBES, S.A.
5 725
5 725
5 725
4 538
4 072
25 785

ES000000000202114
202114
FABRICACIÓN ESPAÑOLA SANITARIA, S.A.
FABRICACIÓN ESPAÑOLA SANITARIA, S.A.
6 550
6 550
5 709
4 330
3 780
26 919

ES000000000202143
202143
Resonac Graphite Spain, S.A.U
Resonac Graphite Spain, S.A.U.
25 608
28 064
33 180
29 073
29 073
144 998

ES000000000202153
202153
ALUMINIO ESPAÑOL, SLU
ALUMINIO ESPAÑOL, SLU
390 926
389 270
189 642
19 481
13 487
1 002 806

ES000000000202159
202159
ALUMINA ESPAÑOLA, S.A – PLANTA DE SAN CIBRAO
ALUMINA ESPAÑOLA, S.A.
483 214
483 214
456 800
349 520
284 351
2 057 099

ES000000000202255
202255
CRISTAL CERÁMICAS S.A. FACTORÍA II
CRISTAL CERAMICAS S.A
10 216
10 116
8 530
5 618
4 174
38 654

ES000000000202436
202436
ROCA TILES, S.L.U.
ROCA TILES, S.L.U.
20 927
17 442
13 537
7 759
3 812
63 477

ES000000000202441
202441
PERONDA GROUP, S.A. (PLANTA-1)
PERONDA GROUP, S.A.
8 137
7 186
7 186
6 379
6 520
35 408

ES000000000202466
202466
TECNIGRES, S.A.
TECNIGRES, S.A.
3 182
3 421
3 257
2 615
2 031
14 506

ES000000000202470
202470
AZULEJOS Y PAVIMENTOS, S.A.
AZULEJOS Y PAVIMENTOS, S.A.
3 828
3 616
3 344
2 369
1 718
14 875

ES000000000202474
202474
CERÁMICAS APARICI, S.A.
CERÁMICAS APARICI, S.A.
3 255
2 759
2 146
1 375
615
10 150

ES000000000202615
202615
FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A.U. (Fábrica de Boo)
FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A.U. (Fábrica de Boo).
129 737
121 948
87 829
39 039
49 603
428 156

ES000000000202768
202768
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. (GRESITEC)
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A.
17 148
17 148
12 855
4 134
2 023
53 308

ES000000000202877
202877
PEPSICO MANUFACTURING, A.I.E.
PEPSICO MANUFACTURING, A.I.E.
4 265
4 883
5 359
5 150
4 791
24 448

ES000000000202939
202939
Nissan Motor Ibérica, Planta de Cantabria
Nissan Motor Ibérica, S.A.
13 189
11 651
11 907
12 940
14 494
64 181

ES000000000202941
202941
PORCELANICOS HDC, S.A.
PORCELANICOS HDC, S.A.
4 582
4 582
4 582
4 582
3 773
22 101

ES000000000203075
203075
CERAMICAS L'ALCALATÉN, S.A.
CERAMICAS L'ALCALATÉN, S.A.
11 958
15 241
17 649
10 592
5 195
60 635

ES000000000203118
203118
Graftech Ibérica, S.L.
Graftech Ibérica, S.L.
47 328
52 941
61 598
40 636
32 828
235 331

ES000000000203222
203222
TEJAS BORJA SAU
Alfred Vincent
18 195
18 195
18 195
18 195
12 631
85 411

ES000000000203223
203223
KERAMEX, S.A.
KERAMEX, S.A.
14 872
27 818
31 661
25 572
22 208
122 131

ES000000000203625
203625
BESTILE, S.L.
BESTILE, S.L.
16 282
15 540
14 600
14 754
15 050
76 226

ES000000000203734
203734
LEVANTINA TECHLAM, S.L.U
LEVANTINA TECHLAM, S.LU.
5 708
5 379
5 087
3 497
2 989
22 660

ES000000000203736
203736
Almacenamiento subterráneo Gaviota
Enagás Transporte S.A.U.
4 461
2 849
4 346
4 945
3 550
20 151

ES000000000203769
203769
BALDOCER, S.A. – PLANTA 1 VILLAFAMES
BALDOCER, S.A.
34 285
37 940
31 875
20 564
16 987
141 651

ES000000000203891
203891
ADISSEO ESPAÑA, S.A.
ADISSEO ESPAÑA, S.A.
35 227
36 672
32 017
26 549
31 410
161 875

ES000000000204941
204941
SPAIN CERAMICS WORLD, S.L.
SPAIN CERAMICS WORLD, S.L.
4 826
4 826
4 602
2 630
1 648
18 532

ES000000000204982
204982
Compacglass, SL – Factoría IV
COMPACGLASS, S.L.
49 710
54 000
53 771
46 712
46 116
250 309

ES000000000205190
205190
CELSA ATLANTIC, S.L.
CELSA ATLANTIC, S.L.
25 623
25 623
25 623
18 379
15 940
111 188

ES000000000205232
205232
HIJOS DE CIPRIANO CASTELLO ALFONSO, S.L.
HIJOS DE CIPRIANO CASTELLÓ ALFONSO, S.L.
10 299
9 617
9 847
9 460
9 358
48 581

ES000000000205285
205285
Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A. -Fábrica de San Martín PYL
Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A.
7 192
7 784
8 765
9 140
9 342
42 223

ES000000000205306
205306
SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L.- Planta de Azkoitia
SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L
18 745
18 161
18 161
16 105
12 125
83 297

ES000000000205394
205394
CODICER 95 S.L
CODICER 95 S.L
8 887
8 887
8 887
5 650
4 611
36 922

ES000000000205622
205622
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.L.U.
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.L.U.
13 939
16 910
20 675
16 851
6 605
74 980

ES000000000205747
205747
TAFALLA IRON FOUNDRY, S.COOP.
TAFALLA IRON FOUNDRY, S.COOP.
26 283
21 618
26 134
26 134
20 160
120 329

ES000000000205770
205770
COMPACGLASS, SL – Fábrica III
COMPACGLASS, S.L.
20 554
29 492
35 672
27 064
23 597
136 379

ES000000000205784
205784
BASF Española S.L.
BASF Española S.L.
6 596
6 596
7 755
9 073
9 073
39 093

ES000000000205812
205812
Canal de Isabell II Gestión S.A. – Unidad de Tratamiento de Lodos de Loeches
Canal de Isabell II Gestión S.A.
5 441
5 977
4 384
3 489
4 147
23 438

ES000000000205841
205841
DOMO POLYMER SOLUTIONS SPAIN SL
DOMO POLYMER SOLUTIONS SPAIN SL
13 349
16 580
16 580
12 144
10 991
69 644

ES000000000206275
206275
ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L – VILLAFAMES
ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L
15 944
21 259
26 749
23 861
19 678
107 491

ES000000000206276
206276
ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L
ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L
40 140
46 842
60 507
57 480
51 138
256 107

ES000000000206294
206294
ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L – ONDA
ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L
37 113
37 534
35 941
31 547
30 401
172 536

ES000000000206310
206310
NEW TILES S.L.U.
NEW TILES S.L.U.
11 724
11 887
10 453
8 359
11 077
53 500

ES000000000206315
206315
FÁBRICA NACIONAL DE MONEDA Y TIMBRE – REAL CASA DE LA MONEDA
FÁBRICA NACIONAL DE MONEDA Y TIMBRE-REAL CASA DE LA MONEDA
1 822
1 822
1 822
1 822
1 532
8 820

ES000000000206935
206935
TABLEROS HISPANOS S.L.U.
TABLEROS HISPANOS, S.L.U.
36 525
39 485
37 193
28 357
23 951
165 511

ES000000000207040
207040
IBERIAN LUBE BASE OILS COMPANY (ILBOC)
IBERIA LUBE BASE OIL COMPANY ( ILBOC)
41 186
41 186
43 309
41 990
40 172
207 843

ES000000000207302
207302
AZULMED, S.L.U.
AZULMED, S.L.U.
133 041
136 001
133 135
108 177
96 180
606 534

ES000000000207695
207695
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. (PLANTA 7)
HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A.
29 191
29 464
31 068
27 235
25 500
142 458

ES000000000209080
209080
ENERGYWORKS MONZÓN, S.L.
Energyworks Monzón, S.L.
8 224
10 874
12 634
9 853
7 666
49 251

ES000000000209945
209945
BALDOCER, S.A. – PLANTA 3 VILLAFAMÉS
BALDOCER, S.A.
27 164
29 980
30 742
27 274
25 881
141 041

ES000000000210003
210003
Valoritzacions Agroramaderes les Garrigues, S.L.
Valoritzacions Agroramaderes les Garrigues, S.L.
12 475
12 154
8 739
7 299
7 298
47 965

ES000000000210083
210083
Planta de tratamiento de Purines Hinojar – (Energías Alternativas Murcianas, S.A.)
Energías Alternativas Murcianas, S.A.
10 443
10 175
7 778
6 713
7 458
42 567

ES000000000210364
210364
THESIZE SURFACES, S.L.
THESIZE SURFACES, S.L.
21 323
21 323
25 631
25 950
21 323
115 550

ES000000000210478
210478
ZERO WASTE BIOENERGY CASTILLA LA MANCHA, S.L.U. (PLANTA CONSUEGRA)
ZERO WASTE BIOENERGY CASTILLA LA MANCHA, S.L.U.
8 057
7 850
5 882
5 231
6 009
33 029

ES000000000210557
210557
REINOSA FORGINGS CASTINGS S.L.U.
REINOSA FORGINGS CASTINGS S.L.U.
37 148
37 148
37 148
27 691
29 154
168 289

ES000000000210672
210672
PLANTA DE SECADO TÉRMICO DE LODOS SUR
CANAL DE ISABEL II, S.A.
16 646
16 219
15 791
5 117
7 352
61 125

ES000000000210777
210777
TRACTAMENTS DE JUNEDA, SA
TRACTAMENTS DE JUNEDA, SA
12 632
12 307
5 229
4 341
7 922
42 431

ES000000000213800
213800
GRES DE ARAGÓN – planta ALCORISA
GRES DE ARAGÓN, S.A.
2 512
2 457
2 402
2 346
2 754
12 471

ES000000000214520
214520
ASCALE TECH S.L.U.
ASCALE TECH S.L.U.
4 792
4 686
5 524
5 397
5 866
26 265

ES000000000214580
214580
INSTITUCIÓN FERIAL DE MADRID
INSTITUCIÓN FERIAL DE MADRID
563
551
538
629
514
2 795

ES000000000214601
214601
LANGA DE DUERO ENERCORR XXI, S.L.
LANGA DE DUERO ENERCORR XXI, S.L.
14 109
13 799
11 040
10 378
12 867
62 193

ES000000000214800
214800
CERAMICAS TESANY, S.L.U.
CERAMICAS TESANY, S.L.U.
52 163
68 437
75 319
94 434
108 886
399 239

ES000000023527781
23527781
CERÁMICA MIRAMAR S.L.
CERÁMICA MIRAMAR S.L.
11 074
14 197
17 419
13 661
11 168
67 519

ES000000000000258
258
Cogeneradora Burgalesa
Cogeneradora Burgalesa, S.L.
2 554
2 326
1 702
1 144
0
7 726

ES000000000000702
702
Cogeneración S.A. Sulquisa
S.A.U SULQUISA
19 842
19 332
18 822
12 776
0
70 772

ES000000000001507
1507
GEISA FABRICS SL
GEISA FABRICS SL
4 636
4 517
4 398
3 164
0
16 715

ES000000000218700
218700
CERAMICA VILAR ALVARO S.L.
CERAMICA VILAR ALVARO S.L.
0
6 029
6 697
6 396
6 095
25 217

ES000000000218702
218702
GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L.
GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L.
0
554
2 498
2 387
2 275
7 714

ES000000000218763
218763
J. Vilaseca, S.A.
J. Vilaseca, SA
0
7 878
5 456
5 212
4 966
23 512

ES000000000219900
219900
Tableros Losán
Tableros Losán, s.a.
0
0
12 813


12 813

ES000000000220382
220382
PINA SA
Pina, s.a.
0
0
14 692
0
0
14 692

ES000000000220523
220523
LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L.
LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L.
0
0
2 447


2 447

ES000000000220528
220528
ALUMASA
Aluminios del Maestre, S.A.
0
0
9 940


9 940

ES000000000220694
220694
TERRABRICK S.L.
TERRABRICK S.L.
0
0
2 537


2 537

ES000000000220930
220930
KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L.
KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L.
0
0
17 427


17 427

ES000000000221151
221151
León Coated Solutions
León Coated Solutions, S.L.
0
0
5 371


5 371



TOTAL
9 516 268
9 554 678
9 438 537
8 049 006
7 586 315
44 144 804



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

FR000000000000023
23
SPONTEX SAS
SPONTEX SAS
14 628
14 628
14 628
11 872
11 431
67 187

FR000000000000046
46
EUROLYSINE
EUROLYSINE
74 087
87 988
61 918
39 248
34 612
297 853

FR000000000000194
194
ADISSEO SAS
ADISSEO SAS
19 586
18 201
13 305
5 407
1 582
58 081

FR000000000000196
196
VICAT usine de Créchy
SA VICAT
193 961
215 596
225 163
202 921
181 214
1 018 855

FR000000000000211
211
PAPETERIES DE GIROUX
PAPETERIES DE GIROUX
6 399
6 399
6 399
7 383
6 399
32 979

FR000000000000216
216
SECANIM SUD EST BAYET
SECANIM SUD EST
5 636
6 707
5 480
4 534
3 959
26 316

FR000000000000217
217
Société de Distribution de Chaleur de Moulins
Société de Distribution de Chaleur de Moulins (SDC Moulins)
2 555
2 705
2 634
2 242
2 101
12 237

FR000000000000347
347
KEM ONE BALAN
KEM ONE
22 402
22 179
21 869
18 350
19 359
104 159

FR000000000000349
349
STORENGY France Stockage souterrain d'ETREZ
STORENGY
813
1 208
1 227
1 227
780
5 255

FR000000000000352
352
WIENERBERGER – Usine de Pont-de-Vaux
WIENERBERGER SAS
13 981
15 593
17 279
13 981
11 327
72 161

FR000000000000353
353
TORAY FILMS EUROPE
TORAY FILM EUROPE
5 578
5 578
5 578
4 574
4 093
25 401

FR000000000000354
354
ATEMAX France – Usine de Viriat
ATEMAX France
643
643
643
643
643
3 215

FR000000000000360
360
Lafarge Ciments – Usine du Teil
Lafarge ciments
472 396
472 396
546 710
529 260
482 243
2 503 005

FR000000000000362
362
GRTgaz station de compression de La Bégude-de-Mazenc
GRTgaz Territoire Rhône Méditerranée
1 517
1 407
2 332
3 983
3 503
12 742

FR000000000000367
367
ENERGIE VERTE DE VALENCE – Chaufferie Dreyfus
ENERGIE VERTE DE VALENCE
1 327
1 293
1 118
841
724
5 303

FR000000000000368
368
VICAT usine de Montalieu
SA VICAT
682 794
682 935
682 935
682 935
683 071
3 414 670

FR000000000000378
378
chaufferie de la Villeneuve
Compagnie de chauiffage de Grenoble
7 789
6 669
7 351
7 351
6 567
35 727

FR000000000000383
383
ARKEMA Usine de Jarrie
ARKEMA France
34 871
32 004
30 440
32 104
28 712
158 131

FR000000000000385
385
Rhodia opérations etablissement du Pont de Claix
Rhodia Opérations
44 503
42 947
38 727
29 046
23 042
178 265

FR000000000000387
387
AHLSTROM LA GERE
Ahlstrom La Gère
34 912
34 912
34 912
29 306
26 471
160 513

FR000000000000389
389
VICAT usine de Saint Egrève
SA VICAT
146 812
146 812
146 812
146 812
111 853
699 101

FR000000000000391
391
Européenne des Chaux et Liants
Européenne des Chaux et Liants
44 879
35 142
35 142
36 663
32 431
184 257

FR000000000000392
392
Chaufferie de l'Ile-d'Amour
CCIAG
1 922
1 517
894
1 179
1 605
7 117

FR000000000000393
393
Ahlstrom Munksjo Brignoud
Ahlstrom Brignoud
4 688
4 688
4 688
4 688
4 170
22 922

FR000000000000399
399
Industeel France Site de Chateauneuf
Industeel France Site de Chateauneuf
25 115
21 317
25 313
25 436
21 312
118 493

FR000000000000406
406
VERALLIA FRANCE – Saint-Romain Le Puy
Verallia Saint-Romain Le Puy
35 611
35 893
36 804
39 836
33 681
181 825

FR000000000000434
434
FYSOL SAS
FYSOL
29 951
31 586
31 586
31 586
31 586
156 295

FR000000000000436
436
R3C – Chaufferie de Bissy
R3C (Réseau de Chaleur de la Cluse de Chambéry)
5 315
5 179
5 043
3 584
2 457
21 578

FR000000000000459
459
Indorama Ventures Mobility Longlaville
Indorama Ventures Mobility Longlaville
8 860
8 860
8 860
8 860
6 980
42 420

FR000000000000470
470
Kimberly Clark toul
Kimberly Clark SAS
28 432
27 967
22 817
17 737
15 420
112 373

FR000000000000476
476
LACTOSERUM France
LACTOSERUM France
22 335
21 977
21 793
21 793
15 845
103 743

FR000000000000533
533
Laiterie du Val d'Ancenis
Laiterie du Val d'Ancenis
12 851
12 851
12 851
10 906
10 433
59 892

FR000000000000539
539
Terminal méthanier de Montoir de Bretagne
ELENGY
16 230
17 792
23 270
25 517
23 217
106 026

FR000000000000553
553
LAVAL ENERGIE NOUVELLE – Chaufferie Saint-Nicolas
LAVAL ENERGIE NOUVELLE
101
98
232
226
108
765

FR000000000000563
563
CHEZINE LOIRE ENERGIES D'AVENIR, EN ABREGE – CLEA
CHEZINE LOIRE ENERGIES D'AVENIR, EN ABREGE – CLEA
1 578
1 770
1 827
1 572
1 169
7 916

FR000000000000576
576
BOUYER LEROUX Site de Saint Martin des Fontaines
BOUYER LEROUX
22 387
21 932
25 615
27 907
22 056
119 897

FR000000000000579
579
BOUYER LEROUX Site de La Boissière du Doré
BOUYER LEROUX
1 760
1 760
2 374
1 946
1 198
9 038

FR000000000000581
581
BOUYER LEROUX – Usine de La Séguinière
BOUYER LEROUX
27 711
31 031
34 610
33 544
31 550
158 446

FR000000000000616
616
NAPHTACHIMIE – Usine de Lavéra
NAPHTACHIMIE
883 323
886 328
881 403
870 842
877 646
4 399 542

FR000000000000621
621
Unités PVC, Kraton et Additifs situées à l'Usine Chimique de Berre (UCB)
CPB-Compagnie Pétrochimique de Berre
64 843
64 843
55 487
63 333
50 169
298 675

FR000000000000724
724
AEROPORTS DE PARIS – POLE PRODUCTION D ENERGIE
AEROPORT de PARIS
7 540
7 540
8 161
7 540
6 912
37 693

FR000000000000726
726
Chaufferie Urbaine Sarcelles Energie
SARCELLES ENERGIES
2 335
2 462
2 397
2 332
2 574
12 100

FR000000000000772
772
ARGEVAL
ARGEVAL
543
764
1 169
987
728
4 191

FR000000000000786
786
TERREAL
TERREAL
18 830
18 830
18 830
18 830
18 032
93 352

FR000000000000823
823
Colors Effects France SAS
Colors Effects France SAS
2 898
3 300
3 426
2 992
3 223
15 839

FR000000000000904
904
CARTONNERIES DE GONDARDENNES WARDRECQUES SA
CARTONNERIES de GONDARDENNES WARDRECQUES sa
39 709
33 701
24 666
19 269
18 860
136 205

FR000000000000935
935
INGREDIA
INGREDIA
21 361
21 361
21 076
20 769
17 255
101 822

FR000000000000942
942
Laminés Marchands Européens
Laminés Marchands Européens
58 159
58 159
58 159
59 022
58 159
291 658

FR000000000000955
955
ArcelorMittal France (ex ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine) – site de Mardyck
ArcelorMittal France (ex ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine)
48 386
48 386
54 378
45 382
42 755
239 287

FR000000000000956
956
ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine Dunkerque
ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine
9 379 705
9 331 873
9 378 333
6 645 494
6 645 494
41 380 899

FR000000000000974
974
CARGILL Haubourdin SAS
CARGILL Haubourdin
50 065
37 756
30 413
22 965
20 085
161 284

FR000000000001037
1037
CHU Poitiers
CHU de poitiers
1 218
932
796
127
0
3 073

FR000000000001039
1039
Dalkia – chaufferie des couronneries
DALKIA
1 589
1 549
1 919
1 767
1 329
8 153

FR000000000001093
1093
HUTCHINSON SNC
HUTCHINSON SNC
1 621
1 621
1 621
0
0
4 863

FR000000000001101
1101
Carrière et Chaux Balthazard Cotte Usine de Poliénas
Carrière et Chaux Balthazard Cotte
62 390
62 390
62 581
62 362
62 533
312 256

FR000000000001124
1124
SDCF sté de distrib de chaleur de Firminy
Société de Distribution de Chaleur de Firminy
2 213
2 156
2 100
2 043
1 664
10 176

FR000000000001137
1137
TEREOS STARCH SWEETENERS LBN
TEREOS STARCH SWEETENERS LBN
54 886
54 189
62 976
62 976
35 155
270 182

FR000000000001141
1141
FROMAGERIE BEL PRODUCTION FRANCE – USINE DE SABLE SUR SARTHE
FROMAGERIES BEL PRODUCTION France
2 526
2 240
1 902
1 744
1 513
9 925

FR000000000001160
1160
CTFEBis Bâtiment 6100
AEROPORTS DE PARIS
1 898
2 411
2 154
1 858
2 411
10 732

FR000000000001161
1161
tuilerie Monier Signy l'Abbaye
BMI Production France
6 112
6 229
7 556
7 424
6 061
33 382

FR000000000203536
203536
DROME ENERGIE SERVICES
DROME ENERGIE SERVICES
6 697
6 525
4 894
4 579
4 638
27 333

FR000000000204034
204034
SOCIETE FROMAGERE DE CHARCHIGNE
SOCIETE FROMAGERE DE CHARCHIGNE
1 564
1 233
1 233
1 233
1 084
6 347

FR000000000204293
204293
WINOA
WINOA
12 276
14 694
14 694
14 694
11 603
67 961

FR000000000204783
204783
Polytechnyl Belle-Etoile Polyamides intermediates
Polytechnyl
36 618
44 675
44 675
34 452
31 735
192 155

FR000000000204945
204945
KEM ONE Site de Saint-Fons
KEM ONE
7 311
10 229
6 865
6 259
5 966
36 630

FR000000000205223
205223
FERROPEM Usine des Clavaux
FerroPem Usine des Clavaux
149 065
126 065
117 567
101 060
85 077
578 834

FR000000000205261
205261
CAPDEA site d'Assencières
CAPDEA ASSENCIERES
6 523
6 791
4 816
2 832
4 414
25 376

FR000000000205263
205263
CAPDEA site d'Aulnay
CAPDEA
5 687
5 931
4 533
3 143
3 167
22 461

FR000000000205264
205264
CAPDEA SITE DE MARIGNY LE CHATEL
CAPDEA
7 502
6 169
9 569
12 919
13 911
50 070

FR000000000205428
205428
COMILOG DUNKERQUE
COMILOG DUNKERQUE
91 796
91 796
71 121
55 404
26 725
336 842

FR000000000205436
205436
Novoceram SAS
Novoceram SAS
13 140
13 140
13 015
14 408
17 412
71 115

FR000000000205521
205521
TEREOS NUTRION ANIMALE AULNAY AUX PLANCHES
TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE
6 412
5 189
5 084
3 438
3 554
23 677

FR000000000205522
205522
TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE ALLEMANCHE
TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE
8 837
7 680
10 126
8 624
9 933
45 200

FR000000000205524
205524
TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE MONTEPREUX
TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE
9 325
7 608
6 144
5 720
9 556
38 353

FR000000000205590
205590
UNION INVIVO STOCKAGE OTTMARSHEIM
UNION INVIVO
366
366
366
257
366
1 721

FR000000000205689
205689
SUNDESHY – SITE DE NOIRLIEU
Société coopérative agricole de déshydratation SUNDESHY
1 612
1 855
1 612
1 612
1 920
8 611

FR000000000205702
205702
NLMK Strasbourg
NLMK Strasbourg
16 904
17 586
14 810
13 963
17 586
80 849

FR000000000205706
205706
ALH2-Pont-de-Claix
Air Liquide Hydrogene
4 355
3 472
4 861
4 715
3 765
21 168

FR000000000205748
205748
INV-Ta-EDS1
INOVYN France
189 932
190 400
181 106
174 671
174 671
910 780

FR000000000205796
205796
BEFESA ZINC RECYTECH
BEFESA ZINC RECYTECH
62 017
62 017
62 017
61 883
72 141
320 075

FR000000000205830
205830
INTERFORGE
Aubert et Duval
2 593
2 158
1 899
2 001
2 275
10 926

FR000000000205933
205933
LIMAGRAIN – EX MAICENTRE Ancienne Usine
LIMAGRAIN. S.C.A
278
431
431
163
318
1 621

FR000000000205934
205934
LIMAGRAIN – Usine
LIMAGRAIN. S.C.A
940
1 217
1 088
744
940
4 929

FR000000000205940
205940
NOVAPEX
NOVAPEX S.A.S. (SEQENS SPS)
100 534
102 119
103 971
86 585
79 322
472 531

FR000000000205994
205994
Befesa Valera
Befesa Valera SAS
33 712
33 712
33 712
33 712
0
134 848

FR000000000206024
206024
PLACOPLATRE – Usine de CHAMBERY
PLACOPLATRE
8 594
8 594
8 942
9 245
9 244
44 619

FR000000000206041
206041
Peugeot Citroën Mécanique de l'Est-Sept Fons
Peugeot Citroën Mécanique de l'Est
21 223
18 599
22 720
21 513
20 178
104 233

FR000000000206056
206056
INEOS Derivatives Lavéra (IDL)
INEOS Derivatives Lavéra SAS (IDL)
141 322
153 053
165 125
140 048
140 048
739 596

FR000000000206065
206065
ArcelorMittal Gandrange
ArcelorMittal Gandrange
13 310
15 783
19 910
16 853
16 732
82 588

FR000000000206318
206318
Saarstahl rail SAS
Saarstahl rail SAS
22 835
22 835
22 835
22 835
27 181
118 521

FR000000000206360
206360
POLYCHIM Industrie
POLYCHIM Industrie
4 338
4 000
3 489
3 598
3 598
19 023

FR000000000206370
206370
Unifrax France
UNIFRAX France
577
692
692
692
564
3 217

FR000000000206804
206804
Thermal Ceramics de France site de Saint Marcellin en Forez
Thermal Ceramics de France
790
790
982
811
686
4 059

FR000000000207324
207324
Chaufferie urbain Croix-Neyrat à Clermont-Ferrand
ENERGIE CLERMONT AVENIR (ECLA)
2 216
2 216
2 561
3 085
3 593
13 671

FR000000000213060
213060
IMERYS-Salin-de-Giraud
IMERYS SALIN
30 016
30 016
30 016
29 211
29 211
148 470

FR000000000215900
215900
WIZPAPER
WIZPAPER
27 006
26 412
25 818
21 430
20 924
121 590

FR000000000216860
216860
Centrale d'Enrobage Mobile ERMONT TSX28 – 1004
TRABET
618
1 289
1 260
1 203
1 147
5 517

FR000000000220541
220541
Centrale d'Enrobage Mobile ERMONT TSX28-2 – 1006
TRABET
0
0
684
0
0
684

FR000000000220624
220624
Chaufferie de la Hardt
VALORIM
13
106
103
99
94
415



TOTAL
13 837 920
13 796 623
13 868 028
10 906 752
10 626 741
63 036 064



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

HR000000000204086
204086
TE-TO Sisak
HEP-Proizvodnja d.o.o.
6 671
6 499
6 328
4 477
2 798
26 773

HR000000000204295
204295
Acciaierie Bertoli Safau Sisak d.o.o.
Acciaierie Bertoli Safau Sisak d.o.o.
4 575
9 215
14 168
15 259
14 624
57 841

HR000000000204341
204341
Calucem d.o.o.
Calucem d.o.o.
70 560
77 224
80 069
71 386
65 040
364 279

HR000000000204425
204425
TE-TO OSIJEK
HEP-PROIZVODNJA d.o.o.
10 872
9 553
9 300
9 049
8 670
47 444

HR000000000205104
205104
Dilj d.o.o. pogon Našice
Dilj d.o.o.
4 970
4 621
4 492
4 258
3 109
21 450

HR000000000205122
205122
NEXE d.d.
NEXE d.d.
524 259
524 259
542 717
542 717
496 579
2 630 531

HR000000000205486
205486
Vetropack Straža d.d.
Vetropack Straža d.d.
65 659
65 659
74 885
77 199
74 955
358 357

HR000000000205675
205675
Leier-Leitl d.o.o.
Leier-Leitl d.o.o.
4 607
4 315
5 178
5 178
4 739
24 017



TOTAL
692 173
701 345
737 137
729 523
670 514
3 530 692



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

IT000000000000001
1
Centrale termica
SKF INDUSTRIE S.p.A.
1 093
1 093
1 093
896
896
5 071

IT000000000000017
17
AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA
AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA
6 928
8 143
8 934
7 056
7 056
38 117

IT000000000000028
28
Centrale Termica di Integrazione e Riserva del BIT
Iren Energia SpA
983
2 334
2 334
1 174
1 174
7 999

IT000000000000042
42
Centrale termica Alcoplast
Alcoplast Srl
6 188
8 743
10 220
8 118
8 118
41 387

IT000000000000058
58
Riva Acciaio S.p.a
Riva Acciaio S.p.A
43 092
58 263
58 052
38 516
38 516
236 439

IT000000000000076
76
Verallia – Stabilimento di Carcare
Verallia italia S.p.a.
26 730
26 364
25 520
21 452
21 452
121 518

IT000000000000085
85
Centrale di cogenerazione Genova Sampierdarena
Iren Energia S.p.A.
1 960
2 188
2 130
1 341
1 304
8 923

IT000000000000086
86
ACCIAIERIE D'ITALIA S.P.A. STABILIMENTO DI GENOVA CORNIGLIANO
Acciaierie d'Italia S.P.A.
45 145
45 145
52 007
45 145
45 145
232 587

IT000000000000117
117
Tecnocity
A2A Calore Servizi SRL
1 164
2 290
2 966
3 216
3 127
12 763

IT000000000000123
123
Stabilimento Rho
Altuglas S.r.l.
35 611
35 841
37 138
35 525
35 525
179 640

IT000000000000124
124
Centrale di Cogenerazione
EniPower S.p.A.
8 854
9 971
9 708
8 171
7 944
44 648

IT000000000000128
128
Concessione Settala Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas
Stogit S.p.A.
9 516
9 516
9 516
6 070
6 070
40 688

IT000000000000142
142
Radicifil S.p.A.
Radicifil S.p.A.
7 738
7 354
6 769
6 191
6 191
34 243

IT000000000000151
151
Polynt Spa Stabilimento di Scanzorosciate
POLYNT SPA
133 615
135 120
129 408
89 954
89 954
578 051

IT000000000000154
154
Radici Yarn Villa d'Ogna
Radici Yarn SpA
15 869
15 869
15 869
13 111
13 111
73 829

IT000000000000156
156
Metalcam S.p.A.
Metalcam S.p.A.
17 782
17 489
15 240
11 654
11 654
73 819

IT000000000000159
159
Lamarmora
A2A Calore Servizi SRL
19 302
18 806
14 825
10 285
9 999
73 217

IT000000000000161
161
Centrale Nord
A2A Calore Servizi SRL
804
1 090
1 090
714
714
4 412

IT000000000000172
172
ASONEXT SPA UNIPERSONALE
ASONEXT SPA UNIPERSONALE
8 011
8 011
6 290
4 467
4 467
31 246

IT000000000000185
185
CTEC – Centrale Termoelettrica Cogenerativa
A2A Calore Servizi
2 307
2 248
2 189
1 645
1 599
9 988

IT000000000000192
192
Concessione Ripalta Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas
Stogit S.p.A.
6 439
5 352
5 352
5 151
5 151
27 445

IT000000000000195
195
Stabilimento Versalis di Mantova
Versalis SpA
317 039
317 039
317 039
253 771
253 771
1 458 659

IT000000000000206
206
Acciaierie Valbruna S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Bolzano
Acciaierie Valbruna S.p.A.
22 199
22 199
23 288
22 332
22 332
112 350

IT000000000000207
207
Stabilimento di Arco
Fedrigoni S.p.A.
33 097
28 155
33 574
33 051
33 051
160 928

IT000000000000210
210
Sappi Condino
Sappi Italy Operations SpA
13 564
13 564
15 892
13 564
13 564
70 148

IT000000000000213
213
Cartiere del Garda SpA
Cartiere del Garda SpA
74 977
74 373
98 005
81 329
81 329
410 013

IT000000000000220
220
Vetrerie Riunite Spa
Vetrerie Riunite Spa
42 150
43 113
42 951
41 655
41 655
211 524

IT000000000000221
221
PRODUZIONE CALCE VIVA CERAINO
Fassa S.r.l.
76 534
101 360
131 300
140 646
140 646
590 486

IT000000000000225
225
Impianto di produzione carni e lavorazioni sottoprodotti di macellazione
Agricola Tre Valli Società Cooperativa
5 752
5 604
5 146
4 882
4 746
26 130

IT000000000000253
253
Stabilimento produttivo di Villabruna
Wienerberger SpA
10 311
10 311
13 019
11 740
11 740
57 121

IT000000000000271
271
Stabilimento Versalis di Porto Marghera
Versalis SpA
466 362
487 157
317 364
86 588
86 588
1 444 059

IT000000000000277
277
PM3 – Cartiera di Carmignano di Brenta
PM3 Srl


13 793
13 298
13 298
40 389

IT000000000000278
278
Sappi Carmignano
Sappi Italy Operations SpA
22 499
22 499
22 499
18 901
18 901
105 299

IT000000000000281
281
Cementeria di Monselice
Buzzi Unicem S.r.l.
334 797
334 379
334 080
333 876
333 876
1 671 008

IT000000000000282
282
Acciaierie Venete Spa – stabilimento di Camin
Acciaierie Venete Spa
75 673
92 720
95 964
92 706
92 706
449 769

IT000000000000283
283
Zuccherificio di Pontelongo
Co.Pro. B. S.C.A.
46 349
44 883
31 647
29 107
29 107
181 093

IT000000000000290
290
Cartiere del Polesine – Stabilimento di Loreo
Cartiere del Polesine s.p.a.
16 732
16 732
16 732
13 573
13 573
77 342

IT000000000000308
308
Concessione Cortemaggiore Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas
Stogit S.p.A.
3 196
2 952
3 219
3 037
3 037
15 441

IT000000000000309
309
Impianto di combustione (Centrale Termica Produzione Vapore)
Steriltom Aseptic System S.r.l.
2 295
2 834
3 093
2 941
2 941
14 104

IT000000000000311
311
CENTRALE TERMOELETTRICA DI PIACENZA
A2A gencogas SpA
671
654
351
143
139
1 958

IT000000000000312
312
Impianto di Gariga di Podenzano (PC)
Casalasco Società Agricola S.p.A.
10 145
11 430
11 253
9 676
9 676
52 180

IT000000000000315
315
Cementeria di Vernasca
Buzzi Unicem S.r.l.
445 738
479 976
457 950
412 435
412 435
2 208 534

IT000000000000317
317
Laterlite S.p.A. – Unità produttiva Rubbiano
Laterlite S.p.A.
25 790
25 790
28 621
27 895
27 895
135 991

IT000000000000319
319
SICEM SAGA SPA
SICEM SAGA SPA
14 764
14 764
14 764
10 757
10 757
65 806

IT000000000000326
326
Ferrari SpA
Ferrari Spa
4 570
4 748
4 622
4 385
4 264
22 589

IT000000000000332
332
TLR BARCA BO – CENTRALE COGEN
HERA SPA
1 571
1 531
1 490
1 129
1 098
6 819

IT000000000000341
341
Co.Pro.B. Zuccherificio e raffineria di Minerbio
Co.Pro. B. S.C.A.
45 494
44 887
31 064
29 891
29 891
181 227

IT000000000000354
354
Concessione Sabbioncello Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas
Stogit S.p.A.
3 923
3 335
3 335
2 600
2 600
15 793

IT000000000000355
355
EniPower S.p.A. Stabilimento di Ravenna
EniPower S.p.A.
10 125
9 865
9 885
9 517
9 253
48 645

IT000000000000366
366
FEDRIGONI S.p.A. – Stabilimento Pioraco
FEDRIGONI S.p.A.
8 266
8 266
8 991
7 647
7 647
40 817

IT000000000000376
376
Industria Cartaria Pieretti S.p.A.
Industria Cartaria Pieretti S.p.A.
27 931
27 501
29 730
25 725
25 725
136 612

IT000000000000380
380
LUCART S.p.A. – stabilimento di Castelnuovo di Garfagnana
Lucart S.p.A.
11 960
12 073
12 073
11 960
11 960
60 026

IT000000000000397
397
IMPIANTO PER LA PRODUZIONE DI VETRO CAVO MECCANICO
Zignago Vetro S.p.A.
52 219
55 392
56 832
54 543
54 543
273 529

IT000000000000403
403
Raffineria di Livorno
Eni SpA
448 516
350 454
275 395
231 803
231 803
1 537 971

IT000000000000408
408
Stabilimento di Piombino
JSW STEEL ITALY PIOMBINO S.P.A.
34 493
28 848
28 848
28 668
28 668
149 525

IT000000000000419
419
Polynt stabilimento di San Giovanni Valdarno
Polynt S.p.A.
42 087
42 087
42 087
23 933
23 933
174 127

IT000000000000420
420
Centrale di compressione gas di Terranuova Bracciolini
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
345
345
5 304
15 336
15 336
36 666

IT000000000000432
432
CARTIERE DI TREVI SPA
CARTIERE DI TREVI SPA
12 122
11 070
11 185
11 468
11 468
57 313

IT000000000000436
436
Centrale di compressione gas di Gallese
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
800
6 307
15 902
21 835
21 835
66 679

IT000000000000442
442
Cementeria di Guidonia
Buzzi Unicem S.r.l.
395 413
455 532
455 532
395 413
395 413
2 097 303

IT000000000000452
452
Stabilimento Cassino
Wepa Italia srl
14 027
14 027
14 027
11 559
11 559
65 199

IT000000000000475
475
INDUSTRIA DEI PRODOTTI MINERALI
INDUSTRIA CALCE CASERTANA SRL
66 438
66 438
69 796
73 250
73 250
349 172

IT000000000000476
476
Centrale di compressione gas di Montesano sulla Marcellana
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
547
4 521
16 298
22 578
22 578
66 522

IT000000000000493
493
Pilkington Italia S.p.A.
Pilkington Italia S.p.A.
90 311
88 626
87 926
87 560
87 560
441 983

IT000000000000520
520
Stabilimento Versalis di Brindisi
Versalis SpA
458 940
397 566
380 065
434 532
434 532
2 105 635

IT000000000000523
523
Centrale Termoelettrica
Edison Next s.p.a
7 053
6 169
5 092
4 060
3 947
26 321

IT000000000000525
525
SIDERPOTENZA SPA
SIDERPOTENZA SPA
39 782
39 782
37 614
39 782
36 403
193 363

IT000000000000530
530
Centrale di compressione gas di Tarsia
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
1 435
3 762
2 632
392
392
8 613

IT000000000000541
541
Raffineria di Milazzo S.C.p.A.
Raffineria di Milazzo S.C.p.A.
1 359 122
1 051 850
1 101 605
1 359 122
1 359 122
6 230 821

IT000000000000547
547
Raffineria di Gela S.p.A.
Bioraffineria di Gela S.p.A.
44 643
86 840
93 347
90 237
90 237
405 304

IT000000000000550
550
Centrale di compressione gas di Enna
Snam Rete Gas S.p.A.
603
2 308
2 552
2 321
2 321
10 105

IT000000000000551
551
ACCIAIERIE DI SICILIA SPA
Acciaierie di Sicilia SPA
18 877
20 355
20 355
18 877
18 877
97 341

IT000000000000559
559
Isab Srl – Raffineria Isab Impianti Sud
Isab Srl
1 174 044
898 811
1 069 177
1 433 979
1 433 979
6 009 990

IT000000000000565
565
Stabilimento Versalis di Porto Torres
Versalis SpA
10 295
9 885
9 885
8 987
8 987
48 039

IT000000000000579
579
BORMIOLI PHARMA S.p.A. – Stabilimento di S. VITO AL TAGLIAMENTO (PN)
BORMIOLI PHARMA S.p.A.
9 637
12 473
12 367
10 412
10 412
55 301

IT000000000000582
582
CALCISERNIA S.P.A.
CALCISERNIA S.P.A.
38 143
38 143
26 123
23 550
23 550
149 509

IT000000000000583
583
Sesto Campano
Colacem Spa
517 579
564 987
584 351
569 809
569 809
2 806 535

IT000000000000599
599
Cartiere Carrara spa stabilimento Tassignano
Cartiere Carrara Spa
31 634
31 634
31 634
31 304
31 304
157 510

IT000000000000621
621
Centrale Gas di Fano
Eni S.p.A.
8 247
8 247
8 247
7 650
7 650
40 041

IT000000000000625
625
Centrale Olio di Trecate
Eni S.p.A.
8 301
7 813
6 172
5 615
5 615
33 516

IT000000000000632
632
CARTIERE VILLA LAGARINA SPA
CARTIERE VILLA LAGARINA SPA
58 103
58 103
50 201
41 554
41 554
249 515

IT000000000000635
635
BORMIOLI LUIGI S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Altare (Savona)
Bormioli Luigi
31 296
32 781
32 884
30 893
30 893
158 747

IT000000000000637
637
Ledoga srl
Ledoga srl
18 512
18 652
18 652
18 512
18 512
92 840

IT000000000000680
680
CENTRALE DI RIVOLI
Iren Energia s.p.a
5 737
3 177
853
528
513
10 808

IT000000000000687
687
Cartiera dell'Adda Srl
Cartiera dell'Adda Srl
31 118
31 405
28 512
24 006
24 006
139 047

IT000000000000695
695
LUCART SPA
LUCART SPA
36 473
34 863
33 436
33 436
33 436
171 644

IT000000000000702
702
Stabilimento di Moggio Udinese
Cartiere ERMOLLI s.p.a.
20 527
23 962
23 743
17 833
17 833
103 898

IT000000000000703
703
CARTITALIA srl
CARTITALIA srl
21 145
21 145
21 145
15 026
15 026
93 487

IT000000000000711
711
MUTTI SOCIETA' PER AZIONI IN BREVE: MUTTI S.P.A.
MUTTI SOCIETA' PER AZIONI IN BREVE: MUTTI S.P.A.
9 770
9 778
7 024
5 459
5 459
37 490

IT000000000000721
721
Stabilimento di Crusinallo
Favini Srl
14 315
14 806
17 892
15 185
15 185
77 383

IT000000000000722
722
Consorzio Casalasco del Pomodoro – Sito di Fontanellato (PR)
Casalasco Società Agricola S.p.A.
5 379
5 979
6 772
5 540
5 540
29 210

IT000000000000723
723
Foroni Spa
Foroni Spa
15 301
15 085
11 532
9 629
9 629
61 176

IT000000000000724
724
Rubiera Special Steel Spa
Rubiera Special Steel Spa
16 991
16 648
17 508
17 040
17 040
85 227

IT000000000000759
759
Sasol Italy – Stabilimento di AUGUSTA
Sasol Italy S.p.A.
315 016
377 167
313 398
254 272
254 272
1 514 125

IT000000000000799
799
VEBAD S.p.A.
VEBAD S.p.A.
34 268
34 268
34 268
29 519
29 519
161 842

IT000000000000800
800
Vetreria Cooperativa Piegarese
Vetreria Cooperativa Piegarese Soc. Coop.
53 861
53 861
53 861
44 971
44 971
251 525

IT000000000000801
801
Vetreria Etrusca S.p.A.
Vetreria Etrusca S.p.A.
34 081
34 729
36 618
36 003
36 003
177 434

IT000000000000802
802
VETRERIE MERIDIONALI S.P.A.
VETRERIE MERIDIONALI S.P.A.
42 822
42 703
41 804
41 412
41 412
210 153

IT000000000000809
809
Leonardo S.p.A. Stabilimento di Nola
LEONARDO S.P.A.
2 128
2 128
2 128
2 642
2 642
11 668

IT000000000000854
854
Egidio Galbani srl
Egidio Galbani Srl
2 061
2 061
2 061
1 721
1 721
9 625

IT000000000000859
859
STABILIMENTO VERONA
FEDRIGONI SPA
18 795
20 403
21 222
21 222
21 222
102 864

IT000000000000866
866
ICO SRL
ICO INDUSTRIA CARTONE ONDULATO SRL
12 656
12 434
12 237
12 121
12 121
61 569

IT000000000000868
868
LESAFFRE ITALIA
LESAFFRE ITALIA SPA
8 022
9 318
9 181
7 403
7 197
41 121

IT000000000000880
880
Impianto per la fabbricazione del vetro
Vetreria di Borgonovo S.p.A.
29 253
29 253
29 253
23 140
23 140
134 039

IT000000000000883
883
RDM OVARO SPA
R.D.M.OVARO SPA
22 303
22 303
22 303
16 295
16 295
99 499

IT000000000000886
886
CENTRALE TERMICA
RIFINIZIONE S. STEFANO SPA
5 626
5 242
6 636
6 636
6 636
30 776

IT000000000000893
893
Sasol Italy – Unità Produttiva di Sarroch
Sasol Italy S.p.A.
31 721
31 721
37 400
36 475
36 475
173 792

IT000000000000900
900
SICIT GROUP SPA – STABILIMENTO DI ARZIGNANO
SICIT GROUP SPA
8 145
8 145
8 145
7 967
7 967
40 369

IT000000000000904
904
Tolentino SRL
TOLENTINO SRL
23 949
23 949
23 949
17 140
17 140
106 127

IT000000000000912
912
Impianto di produzione Ammoniaca e Urea
Yara Italia S.p.A.
914 384
932 363
597 866
425 119
425 119
3 294 851

IT000000000000916
916
Industria Cartaria Tivoli Srl
Industria Cartaria Tivoli Srl
21 532
21 532
14 531
8 281
8 281
74 157

IT000000000000930
930
MUTTI S.p.A.
MUTTI S.p.A.
5 628
6 862
6 862
6 637
6 637
32 626

IT000000000000936
936
Unigrà S.p.A. Stabilimento di Conselice
Unigrà S.p.A.
28 542
29 016
32 174
26 922
26 922
143 576

IT000000000000937
937
Wyeth Lederle S.r.l.
Wyeth Lederle Srl
1 819
1 772
1 725
1 153
1 121
7 590

IT000000000000942
942
Centrale produzione vapore stabilimento di Monopoli
CASA OLEARIA ITALIANA S.P.A.
14 864
14 508
12 792
15 509
15 509
73 182

IT000000000000993
993
CENTRALE DI COGENERAZIONE AQUAFIL
Aquafil Spa
17 447
17 447
17 447
12 069
12 069
76 479

IT000000000000999
999
Centrale termica e cogeneratore A.O.U.
A.O.U. Federico II
3 772
3 556
3 462
2 531
2 461
15 782

IT000000000001017
1017
Centrale Termica di Integrazione e Riserva "Politecnico"
Iren Energia SpA
781
644
457
211
211
2 304

IT000000000001022
1022
Centrale di Cogenerazione Linate
a2a Airport Energy spa
5 731
5 905
5 306
4 324
4 204
25 470

IT000000000001034
1034
Impianto di Rivarolo del Re (CR)
Casalasco Società Agricola S.p.A.
9 454
10 253
11 414
10 253
10 253
51 627

IT000000000001070
1070
Terminale GNL Adriatico SRL
Terminale GNL Adriatico SRL
8 980
9 240
9 989
9 778
9 778
47 765

IT000000000001095
1095
Stabilimento di Argenta
Italtom s.r.l
2 125
2 909
3 173
3 294
3 294
14 795

IT000000000001104
1104
Centrale cogenerativa di Teleriscaldamento della città di Mondovì
Mondo Energia S.r.l.
1 779
1 733
1 688
1 362
1 324
7 886

IT000000000001121
1121
Feger
Feger di Gerardo Ferraioli spa
3 577
4 379
3 519
2 519
2 519
16 513

IT000000000001128
1128
Impianto "Pappagnocca"
Iren Energia S.p.A
590
590
774
597
597
3 148

IT000000000001143
1143
Centrale di Teleriscaldamento Bolzano Sud
Alperia Ecoplus S.r.l.
331
519
680
790
768
3 088

IT000000000001147
1147
Impianto di Via Diete di Roncaglia
Iren Energia s.p.a
1 331
1 331
997
595
595
4 849

IT000000000001161
1161
Stabilimento Versalis di Ferrara
VERSALIS S.p.A.
53 793
57 719
64 292
63 360
63 360
302 524

IT000000000001163
1163
SRB S.p.A.
SRB S.p.A.
25 569
24 912
19 574
14 059
13 668
97 782

IT000000000001164
1164
CENTRALE DI COGENERAZIONE MONZA NORD
Acinque Tecnologie S.p.A.
1 949
1 899
1 474
1 279
1 244
7 845

IT000000000001213
1213
Centrale Termica di Giaguaro S.p.A.
Giaguaro S.p.A.
2 334
2 525
2 634
2 005
2 005
11 503

IT000000000001215
1215
Stabilimento Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl di Ferrara
Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl
43 181
43 571
36 915
36 055
36 055
195 777

IT000000000001218
1218
CARTIERA DELLA BASILICA DI PRACANDO
CARTIERA DELLA BASILICA S.R.L.
5 233
6 090
4 425
4 060
4 060
23 868

IT000000000001232
1232
Centrale di teleriscaldamento di Crema
A2A Calore Servizi
1 117
1 089
1 060
932
906
5 104

IT000000000001235
1235
Sesto San Giovanni
A2A Calore Servizi

455
802
469
469
2 195

IT000000000001246
1246
Centrale Termoelettrica Torino Nord
Iren Energia SpA
39 494
44 373
37 464
29 576
28 753
179 660

IT000000000001252
1252
Yara Italia Spa – Stabilimento di Ravenna
Yara Italia Spa
87 602
87 602
85 992
70 328
70 328
401 852

IT000000000201371
201371
Selinunte
A2A Calore Servizi SRL

666
792
531
531
2 520

IT000000000201846
201846
DISTILLERIA DETA SRL
DISTILLERIA DETA SRL
2 032
1 723
1 776
1 531
1 488
8 550

IT000000000201869
201869
ITALGRANITI GROUP SPA
ITALGRANITI GROUP SPA
18 936
19 677
22 475
22 380
22 380
105 848

IT000000000201926
201926
COEM S.P.A. – stabilimento di Roteglia frazione di Castellarano
COEM S.P.A
18 851
19 362
20 167
19 936
19 936
98 252

IT000000000201945
201945
CERAMICA SANT'AGOSTINO S.P.A.
CERAMICA SANT'AGOSTINO S.P.A.
16 866
17 260
20 225
19 527
19 527
93 405

IT000000000202031
202031
CALCEMENTI JONICI SRL
CALCEMENTI JONICI SRL
11 044
8 913
4 192
2 563
2 563
29 275

IT000000000202046
202046
Forgiatura A. Vienna S.r.l.
Forgiatura A. Vienna S.r.l.
17 381
17 381
14 162
11 716
11 716
72 356

IT000000000202099
202099
NICHE FUSINA ROLLED PRODUCTS S.R.L.
NICHE FUSINA ROLLED PRODUCTS S.R.L.
19 454
15 861
14 830
12 426
12 426
74 997

IT000000000202105
202105
FOMAS S.p.A.
FOMAS S.p.A.
31 695
31 885
36 849
32 078
32 078
164 585

IT000000000202117
202117
Forgital Italy S.p.A.
FORGITAL ITALY S.p.A.
13 216
11 986
10 385
9 023
9 023
53 633

IT000000000202133
202133
Gruppo Ceramiche Gresmalt S.p.A. – sito di Scandiano
Gruppo Ceramiche Gresmalt S.p.A.
37 153
38 932
41 477
40 230
40 230
198 022

IT000000000202148
202148
CARGILL S.r.l.
Cargill s.r.l.
69 617
69 617
66 586
64 374
64 374
334 568

IT000000000202160
202160
MARAZZI GROUP S.R.L. a socio unico – Stabilimento di Casiglie di Sassuolo
MARAZZI GROUP S.r.l. a socio unico
35 278
30 855
30 490
24 389
24 389
145 401

IT000000000202222
202222
RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A. – STABILIMENTO DI SELLERO
RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A.
5 803
5 042
5 501
3 866
3 866
24 078

IT000000000202223
202223
RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A. – STABILIMENTO DI CERVENO
RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A.
11 230
14 681
14 681
12 336
12 336
65 264

IT000000000202234
202234
Franchini Acciai Spa
Franchini Acciai Spa
15 135
14 833
12 599
10 560
10 560
63 687

IT000000000202312
202312
Ceramiche Atlas Concorde – stab. Finale Emilia
Ceramiche Atlas Concorde Spa
6 060
7 652
9 782
7 193
7 193
37 880

IT000000000202443
202443
Panariagroup N. 1
Panariagroup Industrie Ceramiche S.p.A.
26 714
28 291
28 291
26 544
26 544
136 384

IT000000000202464
202464
Ceramiche Refin spa
Ceramiche Refin Spa
24 611
24 611
24 724
24 587
24 587
123 120

IT000000000202507
202507
Industrie Ceramiche Piemme SPA
Industrie Ceramiche Piemme SpA
37 351
32 298
32 298
22 880
22 880
147 707

IT000000000202673
202673
Spray Dry SpA
Spray Dry Spa
19 236
19 236
23 987
19 236
19 236
100 931

IT000000000202998
202998
Stabilimento Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl di Brindisi
Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl
19 996
19 646
19 250
18 665
18 665
96 222

IT000000000203480
203480
Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A.
Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A.
43 567
39 342
43 567
38 616
38 616
203 708

IT000000000203786
203786
F.B.M. Fornaci Briziarelli Marsciano Stabilimento di Dunarobba
F.B.M. Fornaci Briziarelli Marsciano S.p.A.
41 331
32 032
19 703
17 777
17 777
128 620

IT000000000203789
203789
Frati Luigi S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Pomponesco
Frati Luigi S.p.A.
28 932
22 823
19 645
19 645
19 645
110 690

IT000000000203797
203797
Chimica Pomponesco
Chimica Pomponesco
12 016
12 514
13 060
11 944
11 944
61 478

IT000000000203815
203815
Frati Luigi S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Borgoforte PANTEC
Frati Luigi S.p.A.
41 827
30 083
23 098
20 424
20 424
135 856

IT000000000203932
203932
Branduzzo laterizi S.R.L.
Branduzzo Laterizi S.R.L
5 506
5 506
5 506
4 253
4 253
25 024

IT000000000204202
204202
Duferco Travi e Profilati S.p.A.
Duferco Travi e Profilati S.p.A.
17 935
17 935
17 935
13 126
13 126
80 057

IT000000000204443
204443
Acciaierie Venete Spa – stabilimento di Dolcè
Acciaierie Venete Spa
8 609
8 609
8 609
7 282
7 282
40 391

IT000000000204523
204523
SACAL Società alluminio Carisio S.p.A.
SACAL Società Alluminio Carisio S.p.A.
17 694
19 489
18 508
18 253
18 253
92 197

IT000000000204901
204901
Venator Italy srl
Venator Italy srl
58 026
100 437
71 912
42 185
42 185
314 745

IT000000000205302
205302
STABILIMENTO PORTO MARGHERA
Altuglas S.r.l.
24 787
24 787
24 787
20 265
20 265
114 891

IT000000000205305
205305
Produzione di Sodio Silicato Vetroso e Silice Amorfa
Essentials Chemicals Italy S.P.A.
32 632
32 961
33 622
33 022
33 022
165 259

IT000000000205314
205314
Stabilimento di Terni
Wienerberger SpA
11 702
12 187
17 137
15 759
15 759
72 544

IT000000000205333
205333
ZML Industries SpA
ZML Industries SpA
23 546
22 437
22 437
13 899
13 899
96 218

IT000000000205395
205395
Stabilimento di Schio
Calce Barattoni S.p.A.
61 795
66 321
66 321
67 575
67 575
329 587

IT000000000205481
205481
FOMEC SPA
FOMEC SPA
5 139
4 815
4 377
3 972
3 972
22 275

IT000000000205517
205517
FERRIERA VALSIDER SPA
FERRIERA VALSIDER SPA
46 473
46 473
34 880
24 809
24 809
177 444

IT000000000205606
205606
CERAMICHE MOMA SPA
CERAMICHE MOMA SPA
26 014
26 014
27 262
26 014
26 014
131 318

IT000000000205654
205654
GranitiFiandre SpA – Stab.Sassuolo
Granitifiandre SpA
31 222
30 414
28 510
23 173
23 173
136 492

IT000000000205777
205777
AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA
AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA
3 686
4 228
4 228
3 655
3 655
19 452

IT000000000205818
205818
Impianto di Porto Marghera Cofely-Arkema
ENGIE Servizi S.p.A.
1 227
1 195
1 164
1 223
1 189
5 998

IT000000000205908
205908
MARAZZI GROUP S.R.L. a socio unico – Stabilimento di Sassuolo
MARAZZI GROUP S.R.L. a socio unico
39 211
39 211
45 767
36 988
36 988
198 165

IT000000000205954
205954
Polo Ambientale Integrato di Parma
Iren Ambiente S.p.A.
1 501
1 501
1 630
1 461
1 461
7 554

IT000000000207182
207182
CENTRALE DI CASSINO
IME POWER SRL
2 049
1 996
1 374
616
599
6 634

IT000000000207496
207496
Concessione Bordolano Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas
Stogit S.p.A.
4 383
4 179
4 334
3 923
3 923
20 742

IT000000000207572
207572
Cartiera Pirinoli
Cartiera Pirinoli S.c.
20 567
21 329
20 875
18 750
18 750
100 271

IT000000000207703
207703
IMPIANTO PER LA FABBRICAZIONE DI PRODOTTI CHIMICI ORGANICI DI BASE (IDROCARBURI OSSIGENATI)
Mater-Biotech Spa
16 121
17 152
15 452
10 744
10 445
69 914

IT000000000209324
209324
Stabilimento di Mantova
Cartiere Villa Lagarina spa
6 312
25 800
45 834
38 823
38 823
155 592

IT000000000209802
209802
Centrale cogenerativa di teleriscaldamento di Cuneo – Centrale A
Wedge Power S.p.A.
404
1 054
1 399
1 268
1 233
5 358

IT000000000210014
210014
Itelyum Landriano
ITELYUM PURIFICATION S.P.A
32 317
32 317
32 317
25 857
25 857
148 665

IT000000000210125
210125
Marcegaglia Carbon Steel S.p.A. – impianto di Gazoldo degli Ippoliti
Marcegaglia Carbon Steel S.p.A.
6 694
5 336
4 286
2 311
2 311
20 938

IT000000000210668
210668
Stabilimento Pratella – Montelupo Fi.no
Industrie Bitossi SpA
9 574
9 398
11 545
9 111
9 111
48 739

IT000000000210679
210679
Ceramiche Mariner
Ceramiche Mariner S.p.a.
20 707
20 888
25 175
23 353
23 353
113 476

IT000000000210840
210840
KERITALY S.p.a.
KERITALY S.p.a.
11 465
11 465
13 289
11 465
11 465
59 149

IT000000000210859
210859
Centrale di produzione calore per Teleriscaldamento di Bergamo via Goltara 23
A2A AMBIENTE S.P.A.
3 343
4 869
4 725
4 130
4 130
21 197

IT000000000210898
210898
SAXAGRES S.P.A.
Saxagres S.p.a.
19 317
23 059
20 341
19 317
19 317
101 351

IT000000000210938
210938
Thermal Ceramics Italiana srl – STABILIMENTO DI CASALPUSTERLENGO
Thermal Ceramics Italiana srl
7 935
7 935
7 935
6 556
6 556
36 917

IT000000000214220
214220
Unità Produttiva di 3SUN S.r.l.
3SUN S.r.l.
0
237
111
108
106
562

IT000000000216620
216620
CEMENTERIA DI SARCHE
Heidelberg Materials Italia Cementi S.p.A.
0
51 950
77 016
75 244
73 472
277 682

IT000000000217220
217220
Stabilimento di Sassuolo
Savoia Italia SpA
0
4 267
8 522
8 326
8 130
29 245

IT000000000219761
219761
SANTA MARIA srl Stabilimento di Filo
SANTA MARIA srl


19 952
21 758
21 758
63 468

IT000000000000515
515
Acciaierie d'Italia S.p.A. in A.S.
Acciaierie d'Italia S.p.A. in A.S.
6 509 173
6 372 829
6 376 701
5 497 354
4 328 176
29 084 233



TOTAL
17 403 969
16 988 841
16 624 207
15 287 736
14 109 649
80 414 402



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

LT000000000000001
1
Katilinė, įrenginiai cemento klinkeriui gaminti
AB "Akmenės cementas"
733 419
769 880
855 103
774 759
774 759
3 907 920

LT000000000000014
14
Naftos perdirbimo produktų gamykla
AB "ORLEN Lietuva"
1 227 864
1 227 864
1 227 864
1 227 969
1 227 969
6 139 530

LT000000000000018
18
Amoniako paleidimo katilinės
AB "Achema"
1 866 679
1 829 013
1 277 776
1 000 316
1 000 316
6 974 100



TOTAL
3 827 962
3 826 757
3 360 743
3 003 044
3 003 044
17 021 550



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

LU000000000000001
1
CEGYCO
CEGYCO
5 599
5 455
6 946
7 448
6 441
31 889

LU000000000000002
2
DuPont de Nemours (Luxembourg) s. ä r. l. – Power
DuPont de Nemours (Luxembourg) s. à r. l.
46 189
46 189
46 189
35 343
31 126
205 036

LU000000000000004
4
Four de fusion – Production de verre plat
Guardian Luxguard II S.à r.l.
84 830
84 830
46 697
8 202
44 908
269 467

LU000000000000006
6
CIMALUX SA
CIMALUX SA
509 196
509 196
509 196
509 196
298 847
2 335 631

LU000000000000007
7
Kronospan Luxembourg S.A.
Kronospan Luxembourg S.A.
141 421
170 816
170 816
163 204
173 365
819 622

LU000000000000012
12
ArcelorMittal Belval Differdange – Site de Differdange
ArcelorMittal Differdange
139 440
139 327
131 368
116 260
117 840
644 235

LU000000000205707
205707
EUROFOIL Dudelange
EUROFOIL Luxembourg SA
14 548
14 548
14 548
11 326
9 949
64 919

LU000000000205712
205712
Julien Cajot Cie S.e.c.s.
Julien Cajot Cie S.e.c.s.
3 865
3 865
3 865
3 865
3 012
18 472

LU000000000205713
205713
ArcelorMittal Belval Differdange – Site de Rodange
ArcelorMittal Rodange
12 538
15 085
15 085
15 085
12 740
70 533

LU000000000205992
205992
CIMALUX S.A.
CIMALUX S.A.
3 716
4 305
4 841
3 716
3 112
19 690

LU000000000207067
207067
Centrale de cogénération biomasse à Bissen
KIOWATT S.A.
3 497
3 613
3 798
3 803
3 892
18 603

LU000000000210137
210137
Sudcal s.a.
Sudcal s.a.
1 336
1 649
2 242
1 649
1 380
8 256



TOTAL
966 175
998 878
955 591
879 097
706 612
4 506 353



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

HU000000000000006
6
Arconic-Köfém Mill Products Hungary Kft.
Arconic-Köfém Mill Products Hungary Kft.
57 890
55 506
46 552
43 669
44 232
247 849

HU000000000000007
7
Szekszárdi Távhőszolgáltató NKft. Déli Futomu
Szekszárdi Távhőszolgáltató Nonprofit Korlátolt felelősségű Társaság
3 318
3 318
3 318
3 318
2 675
15 947

HU000000000000018
18
BorsodChem Zrt.
BorsodChem Zrt.
452 548
483 111
438 460
438 509
453 209
2 265 837

HU000000000000021
21
Budapest Airport Zrt. Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Repülőtér
Budapest Airport Zrt.
2 480
2 480
2 480
2 090
1 825
11 355

HU000000000000022
22
Budapesti Eromu ZRt. Kelenföldi Kombinált Ciklusú Gázturbinás Hoszolgáltató Eromu
Budapesti Erőmű ZRt.
28 046
26 695
25 990
25 286
24 471
130 488

HU000000000000023
23
Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. Kispesti Kombinált Ciklusú Gázturbinás Hőszolgáltató Erőmű
Budapesti Erőmű ZRt.
21 970
21 406
20 744
20 183
19 743
104 046

HU000000000000024
24
Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. Újpesti Kombinált Ciklusú Gázturbinás Hőszolgáltató Erőmű
Budapesti Erőmű ZRt.
35 216
34 311
33 319
27 919
25 837
156 602

HU000000000000029
29
Újpalotai Fűtőmű
BKM Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság
1 162
1 397
1 189
1 189
1 382
6 319

HU000000000000030
30
Rákoskeresztúri Fűtőmű
BKM Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság
2 721
2 721
2 721
2 202
2 042
12 407

HU000000000000031
31
Füredi utcai Fűtőmű
BKM Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság
5 609
6 454
5 609
4 583
3 843
26 098

HU000000000000037
37
Csepeli Eromu Kft.
Csepeli Eromu Kft.
239
499
729
350
168
1 985

HU000000000000041
41
Debreceni Telephely
Veolia Energia Magyarország Zrt.
21 003
20 463
19 923
16 419
15 052
92 860

HU000000000000043
43
Dorogi Erőmű
Veolia Energia Magyarország Zrt.
9 111
7 667
6 174
3 429
1 493
27 874

HU000000000000047
47
Duna-Dráva Cement Kf. Korlátolt felelősségű társaság
Duna-Dráva Cement Kft.
446 052
446 052
380 419
379 833
379 480
2 031 836

HU000000000000048
48
Duna-Dráva Cement Kft. Beremendi Gyár
Duna-Dráva Cement Kft.
386 304
400 310
400 310
311 108
184 699
1 682 731

HU000000000000051
51
Meleghengermű
Dunarolling Dunai Vasmű Zrt.
145 658
109 198
82 977
56 125
29 395
423 353

HU000000000000059
59
EVAT Zrt.
Egri Vagyonkezelő és Távfűtő Zrt.
1 876
1 876
1 525
1 525
1 401
8 203

HU000000000000060
60
O-I Hungary Kft. – Orosházi Üveggyár
O-I Hungary Kft.
30 684
30 684
30 684
30 582
30 382
153 016

HU000000000000079
79
GYŐR-SZOL Zrt. Távhőszolgáltatási Igazgatóság Rozgonyi utcai fűtőerőmű
GYŐR-SZOL Zrt.
8 924
9 411
7 594
5 253
4 500
35 682

HU000000000000093
93
Imerys Magyarország Tűzállóanyaggyártó Kft.
IMERYS Magyarország Tuzállóanyaggyártó Kft.
4 021
4 021
4 230
4 230
3 334
19 836

HU000000000000096
96
Kanizsai utcai Fűtőmű
Kaposvári Önkormányzati Vagyonkezelo és Szolgáltató ZRt.
2 422
2 360
2 298
1 548
814
9 442

HU000000000000098
98
Univer Product Zrt.
Univer Product Zrt.
3 292
3 292
3 292
3 292
3 895
17 063

HU000000000000099
99
KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft. Árpádvárosi fűtőmű
KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft.
1 457
1 420
1 382
755
340
5 354

HU000000000000100
100
KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft. Széchenyivárosi fűtőmű
KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft.
4 226
4 118
4 009
3 900
2 150
18 403

HU000000000000103
103
Komlói Fűtőerőmű ZRt.
Komlói Fűtőerőmű ZRt.
745
629
728
596
370
3 068

HU000000000000104
104
Kőbányai Kogenerációs Erőmű
Kőbányahő Távhőtermelő és Szolgáltató Kft.
8 547
8 453
7 313
5 128
3 794
33 235

HU000000000000108
108
Devecseri Téglagyár
Leier Hungária Kft.
28 437
28 518
29 872
21 900
16 487
125 214

HU000000000000110
110
LIGHTTECH Kft. Üveggyár
LIGHTTECH Kft.
3 484
3 484
3 010
3 484
2 684
16 146

HU000000000000116
116
Magyar Földgáztároló Zrt. Hajdúszoboszlói Földgáztároló Déli-telep
Magyar Földgáztároló Zrt.
3 041
2 147
2 759
3 682
2 706
14 335

HU000000000000118
118
Mosonmagyaróvári Kompresszorállomás
FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt.
10 974
7 082
4 374
7 082
2 140
31 652

HU000000000000119
119
Nemesbikk Kompresszorállomás
FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt.
1 317
960
775
201
11
3 264

HU000000000000142
142
MVM Mátra Energia Zrt., Visontai Erőmű
MVM Mátra Energia Zrt.
4 109
4 003
3 011
2 310
2 075
15 508

HU000000000000145
145
MESZ Mosonmagyaróvár Kft. Erőműve
MESZ Mosonmagyaróvár Energiaszolgáltató Kft.
1 546
1 769
1 722
1 151
855
7 043

HU000000000000146
146
MIHŐ Kft. Diósgyőri kazánház
MIHŐ Miskolci Hőszolgáltató Kft.
876
876
876
1 187
1 032
4 847

HU000000000000147
147
Miskolc Tatár utcai Futomu
MVM MIFU Miskolci Futoeromu Kft.
3 003
2 590
2 371
1 832
1 482
11 278

HU000000000000148
148
KRONOSPAN-MOFA Hungary Kft.
KRONOSPAN-MOFA Hungary Kft.
34 268
36 280
36 280
34 268
36 283
177 379

HU000000000000152
152
Nestlé Hungária Kft.
Nestlé Hungária Kft.
3 266
3 266
3 266
4 153
4 984
18 935

HU000000000000154
154
Nyíregyházi Telephely
Veolia Energia Magyarország Zrt.
10 981
10 698
10 417
9 411
8 057
49 564

HU000000000000155
155
Ózdi Acélmuvek Kft.
ÓAM Ózdi Acélmuvek Kft.
32 272
32 272
30 073
22 917
28 220
145 754

HU000000000000156
156
Ózdi Távhő Kft.
Ózdi Távhőtermelő és Szolgáltató Kft.
2 634
2 566
2 498
2 431
1 777
11 906

HU000000000000158
158
Pannon Hoeromu Zrt. Pécsi Eromu
Pannon Hoeromu Energiatermelo, Kereskedelmi és Szolgáltató Zrt.
7 595
9 637
9 383
7 010
8 728
42 353

HU000000000000161
161
Pápateszéri Téglagyár
Pápateszéri Téglaipari Kft.
10 019
10 234
9 884
6 127
4 879
41 143

HU000000000000162
162
PICK Szeged Szalámigyár és Húsüzem Zrt. központi telepe
PICK Szeged Szalámigyár és Húsüzem Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság
2 123
2 123
2 123
2 123
2 123
10 615

HU000000000000169
169
Richter Gedeon Nyrt.
Richter Gedeon Nyrt.
14 745
13 949
11 720
12 956
12 956
66 326

HU000000000000172
172
Tiszaújvárosi Fűtőerőmű
ALTEO-Therm Kft.
3 138
3 057
2 977
2 896
2 264
14 332

HU000000000000174
174
Soproni Erőmű
ALTEO-Therm Kft.
2 940
3 220
3 001
2 654
2 482
14 297

HU000000000000184
184
SZÉPHŐ Zrt.
SZÉPHŐ Zrt.
1 851
2 228
1 492
748
811
7 130

HU000000000000189
189
Tapolcafői Téglagyár
Tapolcafői Téglaipari Kft.
1 644
1 150
932
1 165
1 000
5 891

HU000000000000190
190
Városi Fűtőmű
Salgó Vagyon Kft.
903
880
857
609
410
3 659

HU000000000000191
191
Tatabánya Erőmű Kft.
Tatabánya Erőmű Kft.
12 769
12 801
12 791
12 291
11 844
62 496

HU000000000000193
193
TAPI Hungary Industries Kft., Kazánház és gázturbinás kiserőmű
TAPI Hungary Industries Kft.
24 968
24 968
20 516
17 828
17 401
105 681

HU000000000000196
196
Wienerberger zRt. Csornai Cserépgyára
WIENERBERGER zRt.
5 025
4 868
4 154
4 154
2 895
21 096

HU000000000000199
199
Wienerberger zRt. Csabai cserépgyára
WIENERBERGER zRt.
14 206
14 206
14 206
13 516
9 484
65 618

HU000000000000204
204
Várpalota Hétvezér utcai Fűtőmű
Várpalotai Közszolgáltató Nonprofit Kft.
1 768
1 723
1 677
1 318
1 191
7 677

HU000000000000210
210
WIENERBERGER zRt. Solymár I. Téglagyára
Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt.
12 236
11 028
12 213
8 002
6 646
50 125

HU000000000000213
213
WIENERBERGER Zrt. Kőszegi Téglagyára
Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt.
3 627
3 299
3 276
2 801
2 112
15 115

HU000000000000228
228
Zalakerámia Zrt.Tófeji Gyáregysége
Zalakerámia Zrt.
13 198
13 198
12 676
8 008
4 189
51 269

HU000000000000232
232
WIENERBERGER Zrt. Tiszavasvári Téglagyára
Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt.
16 624
15 206
13 008
8 617
7 281
60 736

HU000000000000233
233
CREATON South-East Europe Kft.
CREATON South-East Europe Kft.
18 733
18 733
18 733
15 637
12 399
84 235

HU000000000000234
234
Füredi utcai Gázmotoros Blokkfűtőerőmű
ALTEO-Therm Kft.
3 605
3 512
3 419
3 327
3 731
17 594

HU000000000000236
236
Újpalotai Gázmotoros Erőmű
CHP-ERŐMŰ Kft.
3 959
3 857
2 868
2 446
2 180
15 310

HU000000000000247
247
Miskolc Hold utcai Kombinált Ciklusú Futoturbinás Eromu
MVM Balance Zrt.
480
2 327
3 339
2 873
2 315
11 334

HU000000000000249
249
INOTAL Zrt. – Inotai telephely
INOTAL Zrt.
8 615
9 129
9 013
6 925
5 990
39 672

HU000000000000250
250
Bakony utcai Gázmotoros Fűtőerőmű
SZÉPHŐ Zrt.
6 002
5 487
5 342
5 197
4 791
26 819

HU000000000000254
254
Észak-Budai Fűtőerőmű
MVM Balance Zrt.
17 502
17 053
16 603
16 153
13 077
80 388

HU000000000000270
270
Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Hungary Kft.
Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Hungary Kft.
1 867
1 867
1 867
1 867
1 761
9 229

HU000000000000271
271
WIENERBERGER Zrt. Balatonszentgyörgyi Téglagyár
Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt.
18 183
12 950
13 910
8 653
3 514
57 210

HU000000000000941
941
Királyegyházi Cementgyár
Holcim Magyarország Kft
518 735
518 907
467 983
335 682
290 149
2 131 456

HU000000000000963
963
SzBT-1 Kompresszor és gázelőkészítő üzem
HEXUM Földgáz Zrt.
2 721
2 721
3 797
3 419
1 281
13 939

HU000000000001000
1000
Energiabörze Power Kft. Gázturbinás kiserőmű egység
Energiabörze Power Kft.
2 808
2 736
2 331
2 268
2 043
12 186

HU000000000001006
1006
Szarvasi Vetőmagüzem
Corteva Agriscience Hungary Zrt.
864
1 118
1 118
864
645
4 609

HU000000000205815
205815
LINDE GÁZ Magyarország Zrt. Kazincbarcikai HYCO 1-2-3 üzemek
Linde Gáz Magyarország Zrt.
12 943
12 943
7 773
21 402
43 370
98 431

HU000000000206949
206949
Szada Kompresszorállomás
FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt.
25
277
523
799
2 745
4 369

HU000000000207982
207982
Bridgestone Tatabánya Kft. Környei Telephelye
Bridgestone Tatabánya Kft.
3 142
3 252
3 455
3 260
2 926
16 035

HU000000000209147
209147
KALL Ingredients Kft.
KALL Ingredients Kft.
42 568
48 264
45 680
39 963
40 849
217 324

HU000000000209905
209905
BC-KC Formalin Kft.
BC-KC Formalin Kft.
2 798
2 798
2 798
2 798
2 798
13 990

HU000000000210522
210522
WIENERBERGER zRt. Békéscsabai téglagyára
WIENERBERGER zRt.
7 632
9 660
11 962
6 854
937
37 045

HU000000000210641
210641
Viresol Kft. Gabonafeldolgozó üzem
VIRESOL Kft.
29 237
40 946
45 416
46 207
47 315
209 121

HU000000000211438
211438
Akkumulátorgyár
SK On Hungary Kft.
3 639
4 654
5 592
5 367
4 482
23 734

HU000000000211679
211679
Csanádpalota Kompresszor- és Mérőállomás
FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt.
11
11
129
992
2 319
3 462

HU000000000213600
213600
Debreceni Kombinált Ciklusú Erőmű
PANNONGREEN Kft.
970
949
927
1 104
1 215
5 165

HU000000000214120
214120
Akkumulátoros elválasztó film gyártása
LG Toray Hungary Battery Separator Kft.
2 276
2 226
1 721
1 681
2 075
9 979

HU000000000214160
214160
Vajda Real Estate Kft., Papírgyár
Vajda Real Estate Kft.
7 703
7 534
8 787
12 536
16 578
53 138

HU000000000216820
216820
Samsung SDI Magyarország Zrt., Gödi telephely
Samsung SDI Magyarország Zrt.
1 931
13 185
12 888
14 811
16 429
59 244

HU000000000217042
217042
Ravago Building Solutions Hungary Kft.
Ravago Building Solutions Hungary Kft.
0
3 763
7 455
7 283
8 815
27 316

HU000000000218961
218961
Csúcskazánház
DVG Zrt.



1 934
1 843
3 777



TOTAL
2 694 057
2 722 997
2 507 588
2 194 155
1 986 587
12 105 384



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

NL000000000000017
17
Dana Petroleum NL BV facility F2-A-Hanze
Dana Petroleum Netherlands B.V.
605
399
399
399
506
2 308

NL000000000000033
33
Bunge Loders Croklaan B.V.
Bunge Loders Croklaan B.V.
13 416
13 416
13 416
13 416
11 371
65 035

NL000000000000040
40
FrieslandCampina Lochem
FrieslandCampina
20 337
20 337
19 930
18 063
16 896
95 563

NL000000000000045
45
Tate Lyle Netherlands BV
Tate Lyle Netherlands B.V.
41 796
40 722
39 648
29 050
26 650
177 866

NL000000000000048
48
AVEBE U.A. locatie Gasselternijveen
AVEBE U.A.
33 988
33 270
32 392
31 375
23 930
154 955

NL000000000000049
49
AVEBE U.A. locatie Ter Apelkanaal
AVEBE U.A.
34 364
35 853
34 908
31 222
28 119
164 466

NL000000000000050
50
Aviko b.v.
Aviko b.v.
23 243
21 786
21 434
21 451
20 239
108 153

NL000000000000053
53
Cargill B.V.
Cargill Bergen op Zoom
54 716
54 716
54 855
44 066
38 422
246 775

NL000000000000060
60
Sonac Burgum B.V.
Sonac Burgum B.V.
14 211
14 211
14 211
14 211
12 964
69 808

NL000000000000061
61
Rendac Son B.V.
Rendac Son B.V. en Ecoson B.V.
17 431
16 901
15 830
13 690
13 386
77 238

NL000000000000063
63
Suiker Unie Vierverlaten
Suiker Unie fabriek Dinteloord
82 473
81 686
82 388
82 388
82 870
411 805

NL000000000000068
68
Bavaria N.V.
Bavaria NV
17 342
13 384
12 607
12 396
12 117
67 846

NL000000000000069
69
Heineken Netherlands Supply B.V. s'-Hertogenbosch
Heineken Netherlands Supply B.V.
5 110
5 110
5 110
5 110
4 991
25 431

NL000000000000070
70
Heineken Nederland B.V., brouwerij Zoeterwoude
Heineken Netherlands Supply B.V.
6 204
6 045
5 885
5 726
4 267
28 127

NL000000000000073
73
Ten Cate Advanced Textiles B.V.
Ten Cate Advanced Textiles B.V.
10 327
9 895
11 299
1 301
0
32 822

NL000000000000076
76
Crown Van Gelder B.V.
Crown Van Gelder B.V.
45 622
42 179
44 255
28 452
17 289
177 797

NL000000000000078
78
Essity Operations Cuijk B.V.
Essity Operations Cuijk B.V.
13 767
12 930
12 930
12 930
11 938
64 495

NL000000000000079
79
Solidus Solutions Board BV locatie Oude Pekela
Solidus Solutions Board BV locatie Oude Pekela
13 389
11 810
12 583
10 579
10 732
59 093

NL000000000000081
81
Eska locatie Hoogezand
Eska B.V.
38 511
38 511
38 511
30 601
27 484
173 618

NL000000000000082
82
Eska locatie Sappemeer
Eska B.V.
29 783
29 783
29 783
21 118
17 335
127 802

NL000000000000084
84
Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Coevorden
Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Coevorden
11 299
11 547
13 243
12 964
8 434
57 487

NL000000000000085
85
Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Bad Nieuweschans
Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Bad Nieuweschans
28 017
29 008
29 008
19 265
14 157
119 455

NL000000000000090
90
Smurfit Kappa Parenco B.V.
Smurfit Kappa Parenco B.V.
139 945
133 909
137 557
133 026
126 747
671 184

NL000000000000091
91
Sappi Maastricht B.V.
Sappi Maastricht B.V.
78 033
68 078
68 257
49 213
44 731
308 312

NL000000000000097
97
Gunvor Petroleum Rotterdam BV
Gunvor Petroleum Rotterdam B.V.
199 518
104 280
152 303
161 249
146 082
763 432

NL000000000000102
102
Frisia Zout B.V.
Frisia Zout B.V.
4 850
4 725
2 385
2 685
3 246
17 891

NL000000000000108
108
Sonneborn Refined Products B.V.
Sonneborn Refined Products B.V.
10 566
10 724
10 538
7 664
0
39 492

NL000000000000113
113
ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V. (ROP)
ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V.
53 333
55 599
55 599
51 255
50 480
266 266

NL000000000000115
115
PQ Silicas B.V.
PQ Silicas B.V.
19 670
17 791
15 105
13 113
14 057
79 736

NL000000000000131
131
O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V., vestiging Leerdam
O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V.
87 840
87 579
88 605
88 605
88 605
441 234

NL000000000000132
132
O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V. vestiging Maastricht
O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V.
60 446
61 558
63 338
57 752
50 800
293 894

NL000000000000136
136
Electric Glass Fiber NL, B.V.
Electric Glass Fiber NL, B.V.
26 516
21 869
19 059
7 222
0
74 666

NL000000000000137
137
Ardagh Glass Dongen B.V.
Ardagh Glass Dongen B.V.
78 517
77 327
81 631
78 242
59 000
374 717

NL000000000000138
138
Saint Gobain Construction Products
Saint-Gobain Construction Products Nederland B.V.
31 443
32 254
34 490
32 392
22 650
153 229

NL000000000000139
139
Rockwool B.V.
ROCKWOOL B.V.
94 561
94 561
94 561
75 301
64 745
423 729

NL000000000000140
140
Steenfabriek De Rijswaard BV
Steenfabriek De Rijswaard BV
20 747
20 747
20 747
20 747
16 435
99 423

NL000000000000156
156
HWC Hogering
Vattenfall Power Generation B.V.
946
1 452
1 756
1 004
1 243
6 401

NL000000000000160
160
Uniper Centrale Den Haag
Uniper Benelux N.V
14 040
13 679
13 318
12 958
10 329
64 324

NL000000000000161
161
Uniper Centrale RoCa
Uniper Benelux N.V.
15 334
13 082
10 156
9 881
17 838
66 291

NL000000000000162
162
Uniper Warmte Station Galileistraat
Uniper Benelux N.V.
0
0
0
0
1 712
1 712

NL000000000000176
176
Pompstation Breda
Ennatuurlijk B.V.
843
439
299
199
373
2 153

NL000000000000187
187
Centrale Merwede kanaal
Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V.
11 806
9 322
7 769
4 536
4 930
38 363

NL000000000000199
199
Indorama Ventures Europe B.V.
Indorama Ventures Europe B.V.
103 569
101 093
98 720
84 808
52 075
440 265

NL000000000000201
201
Koole Tankstorage Botlek
Koole Terminals
19 157
19 151
20 475
21 708
21 358
101 849

NL000000000000202
202
Universiteit Utrecht, locatie De Uithof
Universiteit Utrecht
3 698
3 375
3 286
2 876
2 719
15 954

NL000000000000203
203
Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen
Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen
3 351
3 351
3 068
2 626
2 490
14 886

NL000000000000204
204
Academisch Medisch Centrum (AMC)
Academisch Medisch Centrum
5 735
5 735
5 841
5 841
5 549
28 701

NL000000000000205
205
Stichting Katholieke Universiteit (SKU)
Stichting Katholieke Universiteit
3 088
3 878
2 963
2 101
1 847
13 877

NL000000000000206
206
Stichting VU
Stichting VU
4 533
4 533
4 533
4 533
3 677
21 809

NL000000000000214
214
Pergen VOF
Pergen VOF
9 589
4 560
1 157
1 125
1 782
18 213

NL000000000000218
218
Steenfabriek Beek BV
Steenfabriek Beek BV
5 395
5 395
5 395
5 220
4 075
25 480

NL000000000000223
223
Uniper HWC Delftsevaart
Uniper Benelux N.V.
428
284
284
1 577
3 379
5 952

NL000000000000224
224
Uniper HWC Kop van Zuid
Uniper Benelux N.V.
0
0
0
0
953
953

NL000000000000226
226
HWC Ypenburg
Eneco Solar, Bio Hydro B.V.
2 277
2 277
2 277
1 560
1 395
9 786

NL000000000000236
236
FrieslandCampina Workum
FrieslandCampina Workum
11 798
13 542
15 007
14 769
14 312
69 428

NL000000000000241
241
Centrale Lage Weide
Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V.
31 449
37 074
36 096
33 735
28 217
166 571

NL000000000000243
243
Hulpwarmte centrale Nicolaas Beetsstraat
Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V.
532
185
185
185
430
1 517

NL000000000000245
245
Hulpwarmte centrale Overvecht
Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V.
540
41
41
41
148
811

NL000000000000248
248
HWC Boris Pasternak
Vattenfall Power Generation B.V.
60
203
203
20
124
610

NL000000000000250
250
Rodruza, steenfabriek Rossum BV
Rodruza BV, locatie Rossum
10 264
9 534
9 589
7 983
5 526
42 896

NL000000000000251
251
Rodruza, steenfabriek Zandberg BV
Rodruza BV
9 544
9 544
10 167
7 842
5 771
42 868

NL000000000000252
252
Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek De Nijverheid
Wienerberger B.V.
11 515
10 726
9 787
4 769
1 097
37 894

NL000000000000254
254
Steenfabriek Engels Helden BV
Steenfabriek Engels helden BV
12 835
14 820
14 820
14 820
12 835
70 130

NL000000000000256
256
Steenfabriek Hedikhuizen BV
BV Steenfabriek Hedikhuizen
11 472
11 472
11 472
11 472
8 749
54 637

NL000000000000258
258
Steenfabriek Spijk BV
BV Steenfabriek Spijk
18 234
19 053
18 234
18 234
13 675
87 430

NL000000000000261
261
Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Bemmel
Wienerberger B.V.
2 301
2 301
2 301
2 301
1 453
10 657

NL000000000000265
265
Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Erlecom
Wienerberger B.V.
9 427
7 850
7 850
7 850
5 601
38 578

NL000000000000267
267
Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Haaften
Wienerberger B.V.
11 661
12 967
11 689
10 876
8 474
55 667

NL000000000000268
268
Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Heteren
Wienerberger B.V.
9 086
9 222
9 274
9 316
9 337
46 235

NL000000000000272
272
Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Nuance
Wienerberger B.V.
3 191
3 191
3 191
2 680
2 198
14 451

NL000000000000273
273
Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Poriso
Wienerberger B.V.
19 772
19 516
25 163
19 318
10 301
94 070

NL000000000000277
277
Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Wolfswaard
Wienerberger B.V.
10 414
10 414
8 116
7 437
6 478
42 859

NL000000000000278
278
Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Zennewijnen
Wienerberger B.V.
11 335
11 828
11 932
11 058
10 004
56 157

NL000000000000333
333
Steenfabriek Kessel BV
Steenfabriek Kessel BV
10 147
9 224
9 224
9 076
7 244
44 915

NL000000000000339
339
Koninklijke Mosa BV locatie Wandtegelfabriek
Koninklijke Mosa BV
15 820
15 820
15 820
16 342
14 805
78 607

NL000000000000354
354
Lamb Weston Meijer VOF vestiging Bergen op Zoom
Lamb Weston Meijer VOF vestiging Bergen op Zoom
28 001
28 001
29 759
27 838
23 856
137 455

NL000000000000358
358
Mars Nederland B.V.

2 947
2 947
2 947
999
0
9 840

NL000000000000359
359
Ministerie van Defensie,Nieuwe Haven terrein
Knipping,P, CDR
1 655
1 655
1 655
1 655
1 502
8 122

NL000000000000362
362
VDL Nedcar bv
VDL Nedcar bv
5 886
5 385
5 385
4 631
2 871
24 158

NL000000000000384
384
Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Hoogkerk
Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Loactie Hoogkerk
12 701
12 881
12 694
5 821
0
44 097

NL000000000000387
387
Steenfabriek Klinkers BV
Steenfabriek Klinkers BV
3 869
4 974
5 305
5 305
3 869
23 322

NL000000000000388
388
Steenfabriek Linssen BV
Steenfabriek Linssen BV
2 824
2 824
2 824
2 491
2 022
12 985

NL000000000000389
389
Steenindustrie Strating BV
Steenindusitrie Strating BV
2 587
2 026
2 976
2 351
2 351
12 291

NL000000000000407
407
Dow Benelux BV
Dow Benelux BV
2 482 252
2 511 252
2 425 951
1 848 538
1 848 538
11 116 531

NL000000000000408
408
Vopak Terminal Europoort B.V.
Vopak Terminal Euyropoort B.V.
1 828
2 195
2 195
1 769
1 638
9 625

NL000000000000421
421
Kisuma Chemicals BV

10 522
10 522
9 081
5 874
0
35 999

NL000000000000439
439
Alco Energy Rotterdam b.v.
Alco Energy Rotterdam b.v.
176 283
178 195
166 246
140 267
163 036
824 027

NL000000000000440
440
Bunge Loders Croklaan Oils B.V.
Bunge Loders Croklaan Oils B.V.
11 087
11 087
11 087
7 965
7 206
48 432

NL000000000203197
203197
Asfalt Centrale Stedendriehoek (ACS) BV
Asfalt Centrale Stedendriehoek (ACS) BV
2 750
3 075
2 872
2 284
2 877
13 858

NL000000000203198
203198
Asfalt Productie De Eem (APE) BV
Asfalt Productie De Eem (APE) BV
3 217
3 217
3 217
3 816
4 925
18 392

NL000000000203202
203202
Holland Malt B.V.
Holland Malt B.V. locatie Eemshaven
28 052
27 533
27 866
26 882
16 875
127 208

NL000000000203210
203210
Asfaltcentrale Heijmans Amsterdam
Heijmans Infra BV
3 176
4 066
4 247
4 059
3 176
18 724

NL000000000203796
203796
J.G Timmerman Groenvoederdrogerij B.V.
J.G. Timmerman
3 029
3 029
2 223
1 628
1 780
11 689

NL000000000203819
203819
Groenvoederdrogerij Oldambt B.V.
Groenvoederdrogerij Oldambt B.V.
3 213
3 213
2 715
1 931
1 810
12 882

NL000000000203854
203854
Asfalt Centrale Nijkerk (ACN) BV
Asfalt Centrale Nijkerk(ACN) BV
1 534
1 335
1 757
1 757
801
7 184

NL000000000203953
203953
Asfalt Centrale Rotterdam
Asfalt Centrale Rotterdam B.V.
3 935
3 935
3 935
3 935
4 788
20 528

NL000000000203975
203975
Asfalt Productie Hoogblokland
Gebr. Van Kessel Wegenbouw B.V.
5 251
4 527
3 846
3 846
5 112
22 582

NL000000000203976
203976
KWS Infra bv, Asfalt Centrale Roosendaal
KWS Infra B.V.
1 789
1 608
1 608
695
0
5 700

NL000000000203992
203992
Koud Asfalt Staphorst
Koudasfalt Staphorst B.V.
2 725
2 326
2 326
2 706
2 326
12 409

NL000000000203994
203994
Asfaltproductie Regio Amsterdam
Asfaltproductie Regio Amsterdam B.V.
5 473
4 566
3 865
3 865
5 473
23 242

NL000000000204095
204095
Nederlandse Gasunie Ommen N.V.
N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie
942
1 288
1 174
538
222
4 164

NL000000000204101
204101
Nederlandse Gasunie CS Ravenstein N.V.
N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie
490
1 383
1 520
401
242
4 036

NL000000000204200
204200
Platform J6-A
Spirit Energy Nederland B.V.
14 124
12 072
11 623
10 782
9 739
58 340

NL000000000204201
204201
Nedmag bv
Nedmag BV
62 011
51 794
62 011
45 719
38 469
260 004

NL000000000204315
204315
Wienerberger B.V. Dakpanfabriek Narvik Tegelen
Wienerberger B.V.
6 886
6 886
6 886
6 886
6 660
34 204

NL000000000204316
204316
Wienerberger B.V. Dakpanfabriek Narvik Deest
Wienerberger B.V.
4 706
5 332
6 880
6 880
6 577
30 375

NL000000000204422
204422
Agristo B.V.
Agristo B.V.
23 708
27 407
29 380
29 879
29 261
139 635

NL000000000204522
204522
ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V. (RPP)
ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V.
49 243
49 243
49 840
50 053
49 243
247 622

NL000000000204761
204761
Fnsteel bv
FNsteel B.V.
13 812
16 180
14 069
12 662
11 890
68 613

NL000000000204962
204962
BioMethanolChemie Nederland BV
Biomethanol Chemie Nederland BV
788 998
717 166
316 793
7 484
7 484
1 837 925

NL000000000204966
204966
Caldic Chemie BV
Caldic Chemie BV
10 841
10 841
10 841
8 901
6 153
47 577

NL000000000205142
205142
Moerdijk Production Site Basell Benelux BV
Basell Benelux BV
17 305
16 854
17 068
16 776
18 259
86 262

NL000000000205345
205345
Asfalt Productie Kootstertille BV
Asfalt Productie Kootstertille BV
2 267
2 267
2 267
2 267
2 408
11 476

NL000000000205346
205346
Noordgastransport B.V.
Noordgastransport B.V.
1 087
1 087
1 548
1 548
1 728
6 998

NL000000000205347
205347
Vopak Terminal Vlissingen B.V.
Vopak Terminal Vlissingen B.V.
832
974
974
974
832
4 586

NL000000000205348
205348
Monier Tegelen BV
Monier Tegelen BV
5 011
5 729
5 876
4 905
3 983
25 504

NL000000000205387
205387
Monier Woerden BV
Monier Woerden BV
8 848
9 612
9 718
7 962
5 513
41 653

NL000000000205526
205526
Asfalt Productie Maatschappij (APM) BV
Asfalt Productie Maatschappij (APM) BV
3 454
3 454
3 454
3 967
4 378
18 707

NL000000000205641
205641
Asfalt Centrale BAM (ACB)
Asfalt Centrale BAM (ACB)
2 689
3 163
2 263
1 480
2 689
12 284

NL000000000205647
205647
Asfalt Centrale Limburg (ACL) BV
Asfalt Centrale Limburg (ACL) BV
2 787
3 550
2 787
2 009
2 787
13 920

NL000000000205669
205669
Asfalt Productie Tiel (APT) BV
Asfalt Productie Tiel (APT) BV
3 309
4 527
4 747
4 270
4 829
21 682

NL000000000205725
205725
Shin-Etsu PVC B.V. Locatie Botlek
Shin-Etsu PVC BV Locatie Botlek
90 963
90 610
90 352
89 469
88 476
449 870

NL000000000205726
205726
Total offshore platform K5 Central Complex
Total EP Nederland B.V.
21 743
21 743
21 743
16 915
15 759
97 903

NL000000000205821
205821
STRABAG BV
STRABAG BV
1 700
2 230
1 886
1 886
2 230
9 932

NL000000000205889
205889
NAM B.V. Grijpskerk UGS
Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B.V. (NAM)
1 160
901
1 098
1 098
750
5 007

NL000000000205892
205892
Norg UGS
Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B. V.
1 209
1 056
809
517
736
4 327

NL000000000205926
205926
Lyondell Chemie Nederland b.v. – Botlek locatie
Lyondell Chemie Nederland b.v.
416 411
412 521
415 735
342 010
337 630
1 924 307

NL000000000205952
205952
Siniat B.V.
Etex Building Performance B.V.
9 980
9 980
9 980
9 980
8 892
48 812

NL000000000205959
205959
Rosier Nederland B.V.
Rosier Nederland BV
11 969
11 969
9 370
6 527
6 806
46 641

NL000000000205987
205987
TAQA Piekgas B.V.
TAQA Energy B.V.
2 438
3 150
2 478
1 983
876
10 925

NL000000000206186
206186
DAMCO Aluminium Delfzijl Coöperatie u.a
DAMCO Aluminium Delfzijl Coöperatie u.a
121 742
96 834
51 072
2 482
0
272 130

NL000000000206225
206225
E-MAX Remelt
E-MAX Remelt
15 150
14 654
14 032
13 927
13 421
71 184

NL000000000206980
206980
Kaas- en weipoederfabriek A-ware en Fonterra Heerenveen
A-ware Cheese Production B.V.
12 974
13 269
13 072
13 858
14 324
67 497

NL000000000207677
207677
ErasmusMC
Erasmus MC
1 960
1 960
1 960
1 791
1 515
9 186

NL000000000209966
209966
Philip Morris Holland B.V.
Philip Morris Holland B.V.
4 407
4 076
3 696
1 535
0
13 714

NL000000000210344
210344
Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum
Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum
1 602
1 602
1 602
1 602
1 338
7 746

NL000000000216700
216700
AMC Vlissingen B.V.
AMC Vlissingen B.V.
2 764
3 440
3 362
3 123
0
12 689



TOTAL
6 435 230
6 231 811
5 742 806
4 458 870
4 209 109
27 077 826



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

AT000000000000003
3
Ziegelwerk Danreiter Ried im Innkreis
Ziegelwerk Danreiter GmbH Co KG
4 415
4 572
4 366
2 721
1 185
17 259

AT000000000000005
5
FunderMax Wr. Neudorf
FunderMax GmbH
24 644
25 877
23 369
22 424
24 029
120 343

AT000000000000007
7
Martin Pichler Ziegelwerk GmbH
Martin Pichler ZiegelwerkGmbH
12 739
12 733
12 671
8 792
5 559
52 494

AT000000000000008
8
Fernwärme St. Pölten GmbH – FHKW Süd
Fernwärme St.Pölten GmbH
170
80
78
76
252
656

AT000000000000009
9
Fernwärme St. Pölten GmbH – FHKW Nord
Fernwärme St.Pölten GmbH
4 867
4 742
4 092
3 636
4 869
22 206

AT000000000000010
10
Vetropack Pöchlarn
Vetropack Austria GmbH
40 749
40 749
40 749
40 749
40 873
203 869

AT000000000000011
11
Vetropack Kremsmünster
Vetropack Austria GmbH
51 486
51 602
51 602
51 602
48 185
254 477

AT000000000000018
18
Wien Energie – FHKW Süd Inzersdorf
Wien Energie GmbH
2 744
1 379
2 362
5 971
9 297
21 753

AT000000000000020
20
Wien Energie – FW Leopoldau
WIEN ENERGIE GmbH
3 566
2 333
3 203
4 745
7 619
21 466

AT000000000000022
22
Ziegelwerk Pichler Wels
Ziegelwerk Pichler Wels GmbH
17 727
15 703
15 703
11 912
9 719
70 764

AT000000000000024
24
Zementwerk Wopfing
Baumit GmbH
247 206
247 746
287 339
287 397
246 890
1 316 578

AT000000000000028
28
OMV AUT Gasstation Aderklaa
OMV Austria Exploration Production GmbH



6 694
7 611
14 305

AT000000000000033
33
Salzburg AG FHKW Nord
Salzburg AG
4 951
5 301
6 143
4 853
3 382
24 630

AT000000000000043
43
Linz Strom – FHKW Mitte
Linz Strom Gas Wärme GmbH
22 139
21 570
24 797
24 126
19 863
112 495

AT000000000000046
46
Linz Strom FHKW Süd
Linz Strom Gas Wärme GmbH
14 070
16 028
13 347
10 378
12 624
66 447

AT000000000000048
48
AGRANA Leopoldsdorf
AGRANA Zucker GmbH
27 751
28 541
33 600
35 313
37 865
163 070

AT000000000000052
52
Ziegelwerk Eder Peuerbach Bruck
Ziegelwerk Eder GmbH
15 358
16 308
16 668
9 987
7 357
65 678

AT000000000000054
54
Ziegelwerk Eder Weibern
Ziegelwerk Eder GmbH
12 270
14 773
13 333
7 637
3 374
51 387

AT000000000000060
60
FHKW Graz
Energie Steiermark Wärme GmbH
18 473
35 081
36 716
31 867
26 476
148 613

AT000000000000065
65
Wienerberger Gleinstätten
Wienerberger Österreich GmbH
17 211
17 309
17 309
13 642
7 327
72 798

AT000000000000069
69
Kaindl Holzindustrie Wals
Kaindl Boards GmbH
91 933
100 270
91 733
74 618
72 169
430 723

AT000000000000072
72
Veitsch-Radex Hochfilzen
Veitsch-Radex GmbH CO OG
77 711
159 744
199 588
214 058
229 472
880 573

AT000000000000075
75
Veitsch Radex – Veitsch
Veitsch-Radex GmbH Co OG
8 893
8 893
10 920
8 893
8 767
46 366

AT000000000000083
83
CMOÖ GuD Anlage Laakirchen
Cogeneration-Kraftwerke Management OÖ. GmbH
2 272
2 214
1 716
1 271
1 150
8 623

AT000000000000084
84
WIEN ENERGIE Kraftwerk Simmering 3
WIEN ENERGIE GmbH
30 004
31 735
25 658
16 506
13 528
117 431

AT000000000000085
85
WIEN ENERGIE Kraftwerk Donaustadt
WIEN ENERGIE GmbH
47 350
47 883
42 771
37 282
34 417
209 703

AT000000000000086
86
Wien Energie – KW Leopoldau
WIEN ENERGIE GmbH
167
163
158
597
766
1 851

AT000000000000088
88
Senftenbacher Ziegelwerk
Senftenbacher Ziegelwerk Flotzinger GmbH
12 035
12 339
12 599
12 035
12 035
61 043

AT000000000000103
103
KELAG Wärme St. Magdalen
KELAG Energie Wärme GmbH
1 497
1 833
1 784
1 560
1 655
8 329

AT000000000000107
107
Wienerberger St. Andrä
Wienerberger Österreich GmbH
10 643
10 829
9 244
7 445
6 097
44 258

AT000000000000110
110
Sappi Gratkorn
Sappi Austria Produktions-GmbH Co. KG
274 709
275 972
276 141
209 174
211 741
1 247 737

AT000000000000112
112
Wienerberger Göllersdorf
Wienerberger Österreich GmbH
17 450
15 418
15 533
12 020
8 094
68 515

AT000000000000113
113
Wienerberger Hennersdorf
Wienerberger Österreich GmbH
22 330
21 981
24 198
24 198
19 623
112 330

AT000000000000116
116
Wienerberger Krenglbach Haiding
Wienerberger Österreich GmbH
24 519
25 949
22 948
16 785
10 306
100 507

AT000000000000118
118
Borealis Schwechat
Borealis Polyolefine GmbH
42 116
41 917
41 796
41 527
41 676
209 032

AT000000000000119
119
Wienerberger Uttendorf
Wienerberger Österreich GmbH
6 364
6 364
6 469
5 599
1 435
26 231

AT000000000000121
121
Lias Fehring
Lias Österreich GesmbH
6 786
7 706
8 029
6 157
4 048
32 726

AT000000000000122
122
Wien Energie – FHKW Spittelau
Wien Energie GmbH
346
4 448
9 498
9 608
4 709
28 609

AT000000000000127
127
EVN FHKW Wr. Neustadt
EVN Wärme GmbH
1 145
1 584
1 584
1 145
941
6 399

AT000000000000128
128
EVN FHW Baden
EVN Wärme GmbH
5 249
5 382
5 537
5 387
4 628
26 183

AT000000000000134
134
EVN Kraftwerk Theiß
EVN Wärmekraftwerke GmbH
4 171
4 064
3 957
3 850
1 895
17 937

AT000000000000139
139
Stahlproduktion Böhler Edelstahl Kapfenberg
voestalpine BÖHLER Edelstahl GmbH Co KG
85 932
86 240
87 706
87 706
87 819
435 403

AT000000000000142
142
Jungbunzlauer Wulzeshofen
Jungbunzlauer Austria AG
175 229
175 229
175 124
175 124
143 864
844 570

AT000000000000146
146
Leitl Spannton GmbH
Leitl Spannton GmbH
13 185
13 185
13 185
11 376
10 591
61 522

AT000000000000148
148
Wels Strom FHKW Wels
Energie AG OÖ Umwelt Service GmbH
1 742
1 698
1 371
702
285
5 798

AT000000000000149
149
GuD Kraftwerk Timelkam
Energie AG Oberösterreich Erzeugung GmbH
1 733
1 349
1 313
907
612
5 914

AT000000000000152
152
KELAG Wärme Linz Bindermichl
KELAG Energie Wärme GmbH
28
28
28
28
217
329

AT000000000000156
156
Schretter Cie (Zement) Vils
Schretter Cie GmbH Co KG
145 667
145 667
145 667
145 667
85 003
667 671

AT000000000000157
157
Zementwerk LEUBE GmbH – Zementwerk
Zementwerk Leube GmbH
259 135
259 135
299 806
299 806
259 005
1 376 887

AT000000000000158
158
BriglBergmeister Niklasdorf
BriglBergmeister GmbH
5 878
3 102
3 102
6 262
7 097
25 441

AT000000000000159
159
Feinpapier Feurstein Traun
Dr. Franz Feurstein Gesellschaft m.b.H.
26 964
26 964
26 964
21 906
21 587
124 385

AT000000000000160
160
Frantschach St. Gertraud
Mondi Frantschach GmbH
124 425
123 747
101 801
97 761
90 204
537 938

AT000000000000162
162
Neusiedler Hausmening
Mondi Neusiedler GmbH Co KG
51 475
61 365
47 930
31 319
22 655
214 744

AT000000000000163
163
Neusiedler Kematen
Mondi Neusiedler GmbH Co KG
17 153
20 915
20 915
15 718
17 398
92 099

AT000000000000164
164
Neusiedler Zellstoff Kematen
Mondi Neusiedler GmbH Co KG
1 603
2 595
3 202
1 564
1 290
10 254

AT000000000000166
166
Profümed GmbH
Profümed GmbH
2 319
2 725
2 725
1 908
1 730
11 407

AT000000000000168
168
Laakirchen Papier AG
Laakirchen Papier AG
154 512
167 205
160 033
138 288
87 014
707 052

AT000000000000172
172
Zellstoff Pöls
Zellstoff Pöls AG
65 313
71 032
71 969
69 599
70 523
348 436

AT000000000000174
174
Comelli Ziegel Kirchbach-Maxendorf
Comelli Ziegel GES.M.B.H
6 179
6 006
5 462
4 087
2 541
24 275

AT000000000000182
182
Stoelzle Oberglas Köflach
Stoelzle Oberglas GmbH
41 012
37 470
41 162
38 040
31 892
189 576

AT000000000000183
183
Technoglas Voitsberg
Technoglas Produktions-Gesellschaft m.b.H
5 540
5 371
5 540
5 540
5 372
27 363

AT000000000000188
188
Fritz Egger St. Johann Tirol
Fritz Egger GmbH Co. OG
48 070
48 070
54 494
52 551
48 070
251 255

AT000000000000189
189
Fritz Egger Unterradlberg
Fritz Egger GmbH Co. OG
47 644
46 420
45 295
44 068
42 738
226 165

AT000000000000198
198
BMW Motoren Steyr
BMW Motoren GmbH
876
876
876
769
612
4 009

AT000000000000203
203
Zementwerk LEUBE GmbH – Kalkwerk
Leube Zement GmbH
73 845
86 566
95 420
89 795
86 524
432 150

AT000000000000235
235
Verbund GDK-Mellach
VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH Co KG
217
6 616
13 214
10 695
10 082
40 824

AT000000000000236
236
Borealis Agrolinz Melamine Salpetersäureanlage
LAT Nitrogen Linz GmbH (vormals: Borealis Agrolinz Melamine GmbH)
120 187
120 187
120 187
120 187
100 925
581 673

AT000000000201500
201500
Biomasseheizkraftwerk Hall in Tirol
HALLAG Kommunal GmbH
3 813
4 292
4 484
4 092
3 738
20 419

AT000000000201648
201648
EVN Biomassefernheizwerk Mittleres Schwarzatal
EVN Wärme GmbH
2 750
2 750
2 750
2 750
2 298
13 298

AT000000000201690
201690
voestalpine Rail Technology GmbH
voestalpine Rail Technology GmbH
33 455
33 684
33 455
33 455
33 455
167 504

AT000000000201691
201691
voestalpine Wire Rod Austria GmbH
voestalpine Wire Rod Austria GmbH
27 355
27 355
29 707
27 451
26 010
137 878

AT000000000205431
205431
Gas Connect Austria – Verdichterstation WAG Kirchberg
Gas Connect Austria GmbH
3 686
2 929
2 379
2 929
296
12 219

AT000000000205432
205432
Gas Connect Austria – Verdichterstation WAG Rainbach
Gas Connect Austria GmbH
9 004
6 745
9 004
9 004
2 020
35 777

AT000000000205433
205433
Gas Connect Austria – TAG Baumgarten
TAG GmbH
41 202
41 202
20 242
3 800
759
107 205

AT000000000205434
205434
Trans Austria Gasleitung – Eggendorf
TAG GmbH
6 951
4 694
4 152
1 710
968
18 475

AT000000000205581
205581
Gas Connect Austria – TAG Weitendorf
TAG GmbH
14 578
14 578
8 960
2 038
890
41 044

AT000000000205668
205668
Böhler Bleche – Warmwalzwerk Hönigsberg
voestalpine Böhler Bleche GmbH Co KG
9 880
9 880
9 880
7 986
6 902
44 528

AT000000000206144
206144
OMV Gas-Speicher – Schönkirchen-Reyersdorf
OMV Austria Exploration Production GmbH
8 073
6 646
8 073
8 073
5 288
36 153

AT000000000206147
206147
RAG Erdgasspeicheranlage Puchkirchen
RAG Austria AG
4 034
4 202
6 250
5 319
3 180
22 985

AT000000000206157
206157
Lenzing Papier GmbH
Lenzing Papier GmbH
24 125
24 125
24 361
24 856
25 006
122 473

AT000000000206825
206825
Wien Energie – FHKW Arsenal 2
Wien Energie GmbH
43
1 024
2 707
3 073
1 434
8 281

AT000000000210485
210485
Energie Steiermark – GKA Werndorf
Energie Steiermark Wärme GmbH
4 433
1 645
1 299
3 106
5 578
16 061

AT000000000220647
220647
Gipswerk Moldan
Moldan Baustoffe GmbH Co KG



2 276
0
2 276

AT000000000221968
221968
Knauf Werk Weißenbach
Knauf Ges.m.b.H.



6 872
0
6 872

AT000000000225940
225940
Gipswerk Schretter Cie
Gipswerk Schretter Cie. Gesellschaft m.b.H.



627
0
627

AT000000000227341
227341
Saint-Gobain Rigips Austria Puchberg
Saint-Gobain Austria GmbH
0
0
0
2 727
0
2 727



TOTAL
2 899 471
3 054 629
3 131 502
2 917 754
2 566 980
14 570 336



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

PL000000000000614
614
ORLEN Południe SA Zakład Jedlicze – Instalacje Elektrociepłownia
ORLEN POŁUDNIE SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
40
156
152
0
0
348

PL000000000000644
644
ORLEN Południe SA Zakład Jedlicze – Instalacje rafineryjne
ORLEN POŁUDNIE SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA



14 377
14 377
28 754

PL000000000000002
2
PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konwencjonalna S.A. – Oddział Elektrownia Opole
PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
2 982
2 788
2 715
2 523
2 254
13 262

PL000000000000003
3
PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konwencjonalna SA Oddział Elektrownia Turów
PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
16 120
16 661
15 603
14 316
12 679
75 379

PL000000000000004
4
Elektrownia Kozienice – bloki 1-10
ENEA WYTWARZANIE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 195
3 079
5 002
5 232
3 576
19 084

PL000000000000005
5
ENEA Elektrownia Połaniec Spółka Akcyjna
ENEA Elektrownia Połaniec Spółka Akcyjna
89 956
87 646
85 334
83 022
68 494
414 452

PL000000000000006
6
PGE GiEK S.A. Oddział Elektrownia Rybnik
PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
2 597
2 530
2 463
1 955
2 119
11 664

PL000000000000009
9
TAURON Wytwarzanie S.A.-Oddział Elektrownia Jaworzno III w Jaworznie – Elektrownia III
TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna
3 233
4 066
4 597
4 473
3 485
19 854

PL000000000000010
10
Zakład Wytwarzania Blachownia
TAMEH POLSKA Sp. z o. o.
5 683
5 538
5 392
4 348
3 214
24 175

PL000000000000011
11
TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna – Oddział Elektrownia Jaworzno III w Jaworznie – Elektrownia II
TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna
13 013
12 678
12 344
12 009
9 799
59 843

PL000000000000014
14
TAURON Wytwarzanie SA Oddział El. Łagisza
TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna
10 683
19 181
19 674
17 405
15 622
82 565

PL000000000000015
15
TAURON Wytwarzanie S.A. – Oddział Elektrownia Siersza w Trzebini
TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna
1 392
1 249
972
945
823
5 381

PL000000000000017
17
PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział w Szczecinie – Elektrociepłownia Pomorzany
PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
20 487
20 995
20 441
17 405
13 338
92 666

PL000000000000018
18
PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział w Szczecinie – Elektrociepłownia Szczecin
PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
5 569
8 133
13 345
12 359
13 104
52 510

PL000000000000022
22
Elektrownia Konin
PAK-PCE BIOPALIWA I WODÓR SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
12 138
13 841
13 476
10 731
9 558
59 744

PL000000000000029
29
EC BĘDZIN Wytwarzanie sp. z o.o.
EC Zagłębie Dąbrowskie sp. z o.o.
26 448
16 107
15 682
13 535
11 750
83 522

PL000000000000032
32
ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA EDISON NEXT POLAND W RZESZOWIE
EDISON NEXT POLAND SP. Z O.O.
7 319
8 497
8 273
8 437
7 818
40 344

PL000000000000033
33
Elektrociepłownia Elbląg
ENERGA Kogeneracja Sp. z o.o.
19 378
18 879
18 673
18 167
14 875
89 972

PL000000000000035
35
Elektrociepłownia Świdnik
Veolia Wschód sp. z o.o.
8 115
7 906
7 698
7 489
6 787
37 995

PL000000000000036
36
PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Elektrociepłownia w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim
PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
24 791
25 774
24 206
22 902
20 620
118 293

PL000000000000037
37
Elektrociepłownia Kalisz
ENERGA Kogeneracja Sp. z o.o.
5 881
5 730
5 579
6 869
6 685
30 744

PL000000000000040
40
Elektrociepłownia Mielec Spółka z o.o.
Elektrociepłownia Mielec Spółka z o.o.
12 332
12 015
11 698
9 929
8 764
54 738

PL000000000000042
42
Zakład Produkcyjny 13 "Szopienice"
DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
3 473
3 473
3 473
1 689
934
13 042

PL000000000000043
43
QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. Elektrociepłownia Inowrocław ( do 29.05.2024 CIECH Soda Polska S.A. Elektrociepłownia Inowrocław)
QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A.
14 267
13 900
13 534
10 002
8 802
60 505

PL000000000000044
44
QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A.Elektrociepłownia Janikowo ( do 29.05.2024 CIECH Soda Polska S.A. Elektrociepłownia Zakład Janikowo)
QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A.
56 807
55 348
53 888
52 428
39 717
258 188

PL000000000000047
47
Elektrociepłownia Zduńska Wola Sp. z o.o.
Elektrociepłownia Zduńska Wola Sp z o.o.
11 167
10 879
10 593
10 155
8 488
51 282

PL000000000000051
51
Elektrociepłownia Gdyńska
PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
47 191
45 978
44 766
43 673
42 596
224 204

PL000000000000053
53
PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Elektrociepłownia w Zgierzu
PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
7 565
7 609
6 963
6 296
5 581
34 014

PL000000000000054
54
Ciepłownia Centralna K-173 w Opolu
Energetyka Cieplna Opolszczyzny S.A.
18 436
17 962
17 488
17 015
13 611
84 512

PL000000000000056
56
Zakład Wytwarzania Cieszyn
TAURON Ciepło Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
6 399
6 135
5 973
5 905
5 659
30 071

PL000000000000061
61
Ciepłownia Chwałowice
POLSKA GRUPA GÓRNICZA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
13 584
12 528
12 528
10 702
8 397
57 739

PL000000000000064
64
Zakład Wytwarzania Katowice
TAURON Ciepło Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
35 750
34 831
33 913
25 545
31 003
161 042

PL000000000000067
67
Zakład Wytwarzania Bielsko-Biała Elektrociepłownia Bielsko-Północ EC2 (od 01.06.2024 r. obowiązuje nazwa Elektrociepłownie Bielskie EC1 i EC2, Elektrociepłownia EC2 w Czechowicach-Dziedzicach)
TAURON Ciepło Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
8 881
10 519
10 242
8 433
7 015
45 090

PL000000000000072
72
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Oddział "Moszczenica"
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A.
4 458
4 989
5 022
1 622
0
16 091

PL000000000000073
73
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Oddział "Zofiówka"
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A.
19 280
20 777
21 181
18 894
16 427
96 559

PL000000000000074
74
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Zakład Pniówek
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A.
13 639
13 288
14 868
12 588
13 972
68 355

PL000000000000078
78
Zakład Produkcyjny 5 "Wieczorek"
DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
9 467
8 938
8 347
7 085
6 154
39 991

PL000000000000081
81
Elektrociepłownia "Mikołaj"
WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA ZCP Sp. z o.o.
9 657
10 073
9 305
7 698
6 325
43 058

PL000000000000085
85
PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Elektrociepłownia w Bydgoszczy
PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
3 328
3 328
4 102
3 600
2 723
17 081

PL000000000000088
88
Elektrociepłownia Zakład EC-4
VEOLIA ENERGIA ŁÓDŹ SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
85 553
83 355
81 156
78 958
73 296
402 318

PL000000000000090
90
Elektrociepłownia Czechnica
Zespół Elektrociepłowni Wrocławskich KOGENERACJA S.A.
32 220
32 375
30 993
28 915
25 688
150 191

PL000000000000103
103
Zakład Ciepłowniczy "Piast"
WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA NSE Sp. z o.o.
7 191
8 375
8 375
7 058
6 404
37 403

PL000000000000105
105
Ciepłownia Kawęczyn
ORLEN TERMIKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
13 467
21 984
22 585
13 467
10 749
82 252

PL000000000000106
106
Ciepłownia Wola
ORLEN TERMIKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
197
1 186
1 186
207
354
3 130

PL000000000000114
114
Energetyka Cieplna Sp.zo.o.
Energetyka Cieplna Sp. z o.o.
6 192
6 192
6 192
5 092
3 641
27 309

PL000000000000115
115
Ciepłownia
ENERGETYKA CIEPLNA-SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
4 872
4 872
4 872
4 123
3 999
22 738

PL000000000000117
117
Ciepłownia Jawor ul.Kuziennicza 4
"Ciepło – Jawor" Sp. z o.o.
2 286
2 286
2 286
50
0
6 908

PL000000000000121
121
Elektrociepłownia Jankowice
POLSKA GRUPA GÓRNICZA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
5 033
5 066
4 838
4 231
3 665
22 833

PL000000000000131
131
CIEPŁOWNIA
Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Spółka z o. o.
12 187
12 187
12 187
14 525
15 497
66 583

PL000000000000137
137
Kotłownia Rejonowa "Pod Grapą"
Miejski Zakład Energetyki Cieplnej "EKOTERM" Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
2 934
2 934
2 934
2 934
2 309
14 045

PL000000000000140
140
Ciepłownia Zawiszów
Miejski Zakład Energetyki Cieplnej w Świdnicy Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
6 699
7 188
7 188
6 625
6 311
34 011

PL000000000000142
142
Ciepłownia Centralna
MIEJSKIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
11 691
11 691
11 691
11 691
9 370
56 134

PL000000000000149
149
MPEC Sp. z o.o. Ciepłownia Ziętka 19
Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Sp. z o.o.
2 163
2 492
2 102
1 114
860
8 731

PL000000000000150
150
Ciepłownia "Zachód"
ENEA CIEPŁO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 487
2 923
2 379
2 064
1 788
11 641

PL000000000000154
154
Ciepłownia Zasanie
PGNIG TERMIKA ENERGETYKA PRZEMYŚL SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
7 079
7 079
7 079
7 079
4 499
32 815

PL000000000000158
158
Kotłownia K-15
Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Spółka z o.o.
3 821
3 821
3 821
3 821
3 235
18 519

PL000000000000160
160
Zakład Ciepłowniczy "Brzeszcze"
WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA NSE Sp. z o.o.
5 305
4 920
4 790
4 423
3 495
22 933

PL000000000000181
181
Ciepłownia C3
Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej SA w Wałbrzychu
6 626
6 626
6 626
5 499
4 986
30 363

PL000000000000186
186
Ciepłownia Miejska Nr 1
ECO Kutno Sp. z o.o.
4 538
5 352
6 300
4 945
3 769
24 904

PL000000000000195
195
Elektrociepłownia EC Miasto
ECO JELENIA GÓRA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
7 376
7 187
6 997
6 808
4 547
32 915

PL000000000000198
198
Ciepłownia Południe w Chrzanowie
Veolia Południe Sp. z o.o.
5 402
5 402
5 402
5 402
4 463
26 071

PL000000000000202
202
Ciepłownia Miejska
ECO Malbork Sp.z o.o.
5 211
5 211
6 262
5 216
4 400
26 300

PL000000000000207
207
Ciepłownia C-1 (K-18)
Veolia Wschód sp. z o.o.
3 327
3 676
3 422
658
0
11 083

PL000000000000210
210
Ciepłownia C-2
Veolia Wschód sp. z o.o.
6 048
6 048
7 617
6 347
5 469
31 529

PL000000000000211
211
SFW Energia Sp. z o.o. Elektrociepłownia Gliwice
SFW Energia Sp. z o.o.
3 716
3 621
3 746
3 428
3 132
17 643

PL000000000000215
215
Ciepłownia Rejonowa Dąbska
SZCZECIŃSKA ENERGETYKA CIEPLNA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
21 834
17 806
13 709
12 412
11 183
76 944

PL000000000000231
231
Ciepłownia
"ZAKŁAD GOSPODARKI KOMUNALNEJ W OSTROWI MAZOWIECKIEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 669
2 669
2 669
267
0
8 274

PL000000000000238
238
Ciepłownia
ZAKŁAD GOSPODARKI CIEPŁOWNICZEJ W TOMASZOWIE MAZOWIECKIM SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
5 414
5 414
6 246
4 520
2 442
24 036

PL000000000000240
240
CIEPŁOWNIA KONSTANTYNOWSKA – PABIANICE
ZAKŁAD ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
6 537
7 755
7 755
6 579
6 292
34 918

PL000000000000245
245
Zakład Produkcyjny 3 "Mysłowice"
DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
5 783
5 783
5 783
4 416
2 982
24 747

PL000000000000246
246
Zakład Produkcyjny 6 "Wujek"
DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
4 184
5 219
4 610
2 954
0
16 967

PL000000000000248
248
Zakład Produkcyjny 9 "Wesoła"
DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
7 036
6 856
6 338
4 772
2 711
27 713

PL000000000000249
249
Zakład Produkcyjny 12 "Śląsk"
DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
2 473
2 408
2 345
2 049
1 221
10 496

PL000000000000252
252
Ciepłownia "Halemba"
WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA ZCP Sp. z o.o.
8 365
8 365
8 365
8 365
7 754
41 214

PL000000000000260
260
ARCTIC PAPER KOSTRZYN S.A.
Arctic Paper Kostrzyn S.A.
86 759
86 879
89 227
76 893
64 206
403 964

PL000000000000261
261
Malta-Decor Sp. z o.o. w Poznaniu Zakład w Rudawie
Malta-Decor Sp. z o.o.
12 066
12 066
12 066
9 753
8 651
54 602

PL000000000000266
266
Instalacja do produkcji papieru
Metsa Tissue Krapkowice Sp. z o.o.
17 108
14 789
14 789
13 920
11 865
72 471

PL000000000000272
272
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Nordzucker Polska S.A.
21 062
21 062
21 343
21 705
29 888
115 060

PL000000000000280
280
Elektrociepłownia Nowa Sarzyna
Polenergia Elektrociepłownia Nowa Sarzyna Spółka z o.o.
10 347
10 081
9 815
9 229
6 969
46 441

PL000000000000281
281
Instalacja spalania paliw-Synthos Dwory 7 Sp. z o.o.
Synthos Dwory 7 spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
111 874
108 233
106 124
95 531
92 508
514 270

PL000000000000287
287
Ciepłownia MICHELIN POLSKA S.A.
MICHELIN POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
32 628
32 628
27 236
17 272
11 932
121 696

PL000000000000288
288
Elektrociepłownia
Grupa Azoty Zakłady Azotowe Kędzierzyn Spółka Akcyjna
57 620
56 002
54 525
40 744
19 051
227 942

PL000000000000294
294
Ciepłownia K-650
Energetyka Cieplna Opolszczyzny S.A.
4 417
4 417
4 417
261
0
13 512

PL000000000000298
298
Kotłownia
Cargill Poland Sp. z o.o
70 412
72 697
72 697
63 270
52 646
331 722

PL000000000000306
306
CIEPŁOWNIA FCA POLAND
FCA POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
6 640
6 640
6 292
5 882
4 939
30 393

PL000000000000310
310
Kotłownia zakładowa
HOMANIT KROSNO ODRZAŃSKIE Sp. z o.o.
51 168
50 454
49 865
48 123
50 826
250 436

PL000000000000315
315
Kotłownia zakładowa – Browar w Tychach
KOMPANIA PIWOWARSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
3 417
3 417
3 417
3 417
2 740
16 408

PL000000000000318
318
Kronospan Mielec Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością-Kotłownia zakładowa
Kronospan Mielec Sp. z o.o.
33 423
33 423
42 571
44 108
42 903
196 428

PL000000000000319
319
Kotłownia Mars Polska
MARS POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
4 781
4 781
4 781
4 538
0
18 881

PL000000000000345
345
Ciepłownia
Zakłady Mechaniczne "BUMAR-ŁABĘDY"S.A.
2 071
2 071
2 071
2 071
1 710
9 994

PL000000000000350
350
CIEPŁOWNIA CZARNA WODA
SW-SOLAR CZARNA WODA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
21 780
46 663
65 587
54 661
48 869
237 560

PL000000000000351
351
Ciepłownia FIBRIS S.A. w Przemyślu restrukturyzacji
FIBRIS Spółka Akcyjna w Przemyślu
34 338
34 338
34 338
34 236
24 693
161 943

PL000000000000365
365
Koksownia Radlin
JSW KOKS Spółka Akcyjna
160 613
160 613
160 613
160 613
160 613
803 065

PL000000000000371
371
Stalownia
CMC Poland Sp. z o.o.
122 217
134 884
134 884
131 528
100 893
624 406

PL000000000000373
373
Stalownia
Cognor Spółka Akcyjna
28 067
29 454
31 416
31 416
29 461
149 814

PL000000000000381
381
CEMEX Polska Sp. z o.o. Zakład Cementownia Rudniki
CEMEX POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
261 908
328 925
342 317
301 387
261 747
1 496 284

PL000000000000384
384
Instalacja IPPC – piece szybowe typu 100 C
NORDKALK WAPNO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
180 990
180 990
180 990
125 988
88 220
757 178

PL000000000000410
410
HUTA SZKŁA W DZIAŁDOWIE
HEINZ GLAS DZIAŁDOWO Sp. z o.o.
17 020
16 937
20 421
21 265
21 518
97 161

PL000000000000411
411
Saint-Gobain Innovative Materials Polska Sp. z o.o. Oddział Glass w Jaroszowcu
SAINT-GOBAIN INNOVATIVE MATERIALS POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
10 727
10 727
11 099
10 720
10 922
54 195

PL000000000000412
412
Huta Szkła w Jedlicach
BA GLASS POLAND SP. Z O.O.
50 559
51 043
51 043
51 043
50 729
254 417

PL000000000000413
413
Huta szkła zakład w Ujściu
Ardagh Glass Poland Sp. z o.o.
20 107
20 107
20 107
20 107
15 517
95 945

PL000000000000415
415
INSTALACJA DO PRODUKCJI SZKŁA W TYM WŁÓKNA SZKLANEGO
Krosno Glass Spółka Akcyjna
35 628
35 628
35 606
28 274
25 470
160 606

PL000000000000416
416
Huta szkła
O-I Poland S.A.
110 737
112 787
113 449
110 151
106 663
553 787

PL000000000000419
419
Huta szkła zakład w Gostyniu
Ardagh Glass Poland Sp. z o.o.
46 344
46 156
46 156
46 390
35 563
220 609

PL000000000000421
421
Piec szybowy z urządzeniami do produkcji wełny skalnej
Saint-Gobain Construction Products Polska Sp. z o.o.
9 536
9 536
9 536
9 536
11 374
49 518

PL000000000000424
424
Instalacja do produkcji materiałów ogniotrwałych za pomocą wypalania o wydajności powyżej 75 ton/dobę
Zakłady Magnezytowe "ROPCZYCE" S.A.
13 429
12 177
12 177
11 846
11 703
61 332

PL000000000000429
429
GZCB Sp. z o.o.
GZCB Sp. z o.o.
6 175
5 721
5 721
3 769
5 469
26 855

PL000000000000435
435
Röben Polska Sp. z o.o. i Wspólnicy Sp. k.
"RÖBEN POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ I WSPÓLNICY – SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA"
35 121
35 121
37 317
31 904
18 359
157 822

PL000000000000438
438
Sofidel Poland Sp. z o.o.
SOFIDEL POLAND Sp. z o.o.
21 054
22 014
21 041
21 130
21 964
107 203

PL000000000000439
439
Instalacja do produkcji papieru lub tektury
FABRYKA PAPIERU CZERWONAK SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
4 309
4 309
4 427
4 884
4 427
22 356

PL000000000000457
457
Zakład Wytwarzania Kraków
TAMEH POLSKA Sp. z o. o.
1 577
1 537
1 496
1 456
1 142
7 208

PL000000000000458
458
ArcelorMittal Poland S.A. Oddział Sosnowiec – Elektrociepłownia
ARCELORMITTAL POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
2 052
1 999
1 946
2 025
2 905
10 927

PL000000000000462
462
Instalacja produkcji cukru
SÜDZUCKER POLSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
25 972
25 972
25 972
25 972
30 151
134 039

PL000000000000463
463
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Nordzucker Polska S.A.
28 169
29 174
29 174
33 536
38 645
158 698

PL000000000000466
466
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
29 318
29 318
29 029
33 410
36 546
157 621

PL000000000000467
467
Instalacja produkcji cukru
SÜDZUCKER POLSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
15 779
11 978
9 527
11 379
15 302
63 965

PL000000000000468
468
Instalacja produkcji cukru
SÜDZUCKER POLSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
30 235
30 235
30 235
25 232
30 235
146 172

PL000000000000472
472
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
13 581
13 581
13 581
16 038
19 279
76 060

PL000000000000475
475
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
22 775
22 063
22 887
23 309
26 093
117 127

PL000000000000480
480
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
38 328
38 328
35 904
34 659
40 392
187 611

PL000000000000482
482
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
27 568
27 568
27 568
32 836
37 211
152 751

PL000000000000484
484
Instalacja produkcji cukru
PFEIFER LANGEN POLSKA Spółka Akcyjna
23 347
23 347
23 347
23 347
23 702
117 090

PL000000000000486
486
Instalacja produkcji cukru
PFEIFER LANGEN POLSKA Spółka Akcyjna
16 298
16 298
18 881
19 628
20 346
91 451

PL000000000000487
487
Instalacja produkcji cukru
PFEIFER LANGEN POLSKA Spółka Akcyjna
33 250
36 257
39 669
41 402
41 986
192 564

PL000000000000493
493
Instalacja do produkcji wapna w Bukowej
Lhoist Bukowa Sp. z o.o.
257 619
257 619
257 619
179 558
159 309
1 111 724

PL000000000000494
494
Instalacja do produkcji wapna w Częstochowie
ZAKŁADY WAPIENNICZE LHOIST SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
85 557
91 084
92 495
85 168
83 390
437 694

PL000000000000495
495
Instalacja do produkcji wapna w Tarnowie Opolskim
ZAKŁADY WAPIENNICZE LHOIST SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
151 451
163 777
163 777
92 971
64 438
636 414

PL000000000000509
509
huta szkła
ZIGNAGO VETRO POLSKA S.A.
27 899
28 404
28 683
28 577
27 818
141 381

PL000000000000511
511
Instalacja do produkcji szkła (do 27.05.2024 Instalacja do produkcji szkła opakowaniowego)
STOELZLE LAUSITZ POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
13 336
15 261
15 776
13 399
7 420
65 192

PL000000000000512
512
Huta Szkła
SIGNIFY POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
27 042
27 042
26 778
25 154
14 731
120 747

PL000000000000518
518
Instalacja do produkcji szkła w tym włókna szklanego
Zakłady Chemiczne "Rudniki" Spółka Akcyjna
31 304
34 250
37 097
31 304
28 340
162 295

PL000000000000523
523
Ciepłownia Marcel
POLSKA GRUPA GÓRNICZA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
5 195
5 166
5 260
6 266
6 325
28 212

PL000000000000524
524
Elektrociepłownia E-1 Lubin
"ENERGETYKA" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
16 742
16 312
15 882
14 235
15 021
78 192

PL000000000000526
526
Elektrociepłownia E-2 Polkowice
"ENERGETYKA" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
5 745
8 474
15 184
13 608
5 966
48 977

PL000000000000537
537
Ciepłownia
Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej spółka z o.o.
6 611
6 611
6 611
5 217
4 100
29 150

PL000000000000543
543
Ceramika Budowlana Lewkowo Sp. z o.o.
CERAMIKA BUDOWLANA LEWKOWO SP. Z O.O.
6 744
6 293
4 950
3 537
2 327
23 851

PL000000000000548
548
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Zakład Racibórz
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A.
6 304
6 304
6 304
6 304
4 720
29 936

PL000000000000554
554
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Zakład Żory
PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A.
4 974
4 974
4 974
4 974
3 981
23 877

PL000000000000559
559
Centralna Ciepłownia
CELSIUM SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
3 010
2 743
2 486
2 153
1 189
11 581

PL000000000000564
564
Ciepłownia Gliwice
PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ – GLIWICE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
28 763
28 763
28 763
27 800
27 383
141 472

PL000000000000592
592
Zakład Gnaszyn
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
20 440
17 804
21 179
15 344
9 517
84 284

PL000000000000595
595
Zakład Lębork
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
22 021
22 021
24 388
17 505
11 364
97 299

PL000000000000601
601
"Łęczyńska Energetyka" Spólka z o.o. w Bogdance
"Łęczyńska Energetyka" Spółka z o.o. w Bogdance
10 632
11 809
12 806
11 150
9 796
56 193

PL000000000000612
612
Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny w Katowicach – Centrum Ciepłownicze
Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny w Katowicach
1 078
1 078
1 078
436
0
3 670

PL000000000000618
618
Ciepłownia miejska
MIEJSKIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ W OSTRÓDZIE
4 548
3 794
3 694
3 594
2 926
18 556

PL000000000000621
621
Zakład Honoratka
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
8 060
7 020
10 286
7 310
3 273
35 949

PL000000000000629
629
Velvet CARE sp. z o.o.
"VELVET CARE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ"
24 146
24 295
30 342
36 844
38 620
154 247

PL000000000000638
638
Instalacja Markowicze
LEIER Polska Spółka Akcyjna
14 153
14 153
14 153
12 359
12 213
67 031

PL000000000000643
643
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
35 621
37 557
37 557
37 126
37 371
185 232

PL000000000000646
646
Instalacja produkcji cukru
Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A.
23 287
22 155
18 099
21 742
24 857
110 140

PL000000000000647
647
TEKTURA OPAKOWANIA PAPIER S.A.
Tektura Opakowania Papier S.A.
13 354
14 144
14 833
14 239
14 348
70 918

PL000000000000658
658
Sanok Rubber Company S.A.
Sanok Rubber Company Spółka Akcyjna
3 417
3 870
3 870
1 094
0
12 251

PL000000000000660
660
Stalownia
ARCELORMITTAL WARSZAWA SP. Z O.O.
47 845
47 845
45 913
41 573
37 864
221 040

PL000000000000676
676
CR Częstochowa
FORTUM POWER AND HEAT POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 872
2 872
2 872
2 070
2 275
12 961

PL000000000000680
680
Elektrociepłownia E-3 Głogów
"ENERGETYKA" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 602
3 129
3 046
2 460
2 136
13 373

PL000000000000682
682
Younexa Poland Sp. z o.o.
"YOUNEXA POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ"
2 444
2 444
2 002
1 282
1 104
9 276

PL000000000000684
684
Ciepłownia w Starachowicach
CELSIUM DOM SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
1 725
1 778
1 849
1 684
1 982
9 018

PL000000000000698
698
Ciepłownia Miejska
PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
5 446
5 446
4 394
3 343
2 457
21 086

PL000000000000699
699
Zakład Kupno
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
26 628
21 162
25 659
15 425
11 117
99 991

PL000000000000705
705
"Elektrociepłownia Starogard"
"Elektrociepłownia Starogard" Spółka z o.o.
11 867
11 813
12 619
12 278
12 143
60 720

PL000000000000706
706
Ciepłownia "Zazamcze"
Spółdzielnia Mieszkaniowa "Zazamcze"
5 072
5 072
5 072
5 072
3 924
24 212

PL000000000000709
709
Ciepłownia ZPM Mrągowo
Spółdzielnia Mleczarska "MLEKPOL" w Grajewie
14 753
20 749
26 862
27 773
28 711
118 848

PL000000000000710
710
instalacja do produkcji materiałów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
Polska Ceramika Ogniotrwała "Żarów" Sp. z o.o.
7 117
7 568
7 743
7 307
7 150
36 885

PL000000000000733
733
STALOWNIA
"ALCHEMIA" SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
8 895
11 935
11 662
7 310
5 809
45 611

PL000000000000740
740
Kotłownia Rejonowa Zachód
Miejska Energetyka Cieplna Piła Spółka z ograniczona odpowiedzialnoscią
3 629
3 629
2 803
1 773
1 147
12 981

PL000000000000754
754
Huta Szkła "Orzesze"
BA GLASS POLAND 2 SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
61 290
58 100
58 551
54 830
56 552
289 323

PL000000000000755
755
Ciepłownia Rejonowa POŁUDNIE KS -101
GPEC EKSPERT SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
4 925
4 925
4 925
40
0
14 815

PL000000000000760
760
CIEPŁOWNIA
Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Sp. z o.o.
2 182
2 182
2 182
2 182
0
8 728

PL000000000000762
762
HUTA SZKŁA
HS GLOSS SP. Z O.O.
4 187
5 680
4 005
4 005
4 005
21 882

PL000000000000766
766
HUTA SZKŁA W WOŁCZYNIE
ECOGLASS SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
6 661
6 661
6 661
7 353
7 186
34 522

PL000000000000779
779
Instalacja Produkcji Papieru Stara Bystrzyca
APIS FIJAŁKOWSKI, BLOCH SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA
2 754
2 754
2 754
1 267
66
9 595

PL000000000000781
781
ICT Poland Sp.z o.o.
ICT POLAND Sp z.o.o
50 264
50 264
43 257
43 120
47 551
234 456

PL000000000000782
782
Instalacja do produkcji papieru Włocławek
Firma "W.Lewandowski" Produkcja – Handel – Usługi Wiesław Lewandowski
3 435
3 707
3 707
3 587
3 336
17 772

PL000000000000810
810
Instalacja do produkcji szkła w tym włókna szklanego o zdolności produkcyjnej 200 Mg wytopu na dobę
Stoelzle Częstochowa Sp. z o.o.
26 955
27 977
27 977
25 058
22 158
130 125

PL000000000000811
811
URSA Polska Sp. z o.o.
URSA POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
9 655
9 655
9 655
7 492
8 015
44 472

PL000000000000827
827
Instalacja do produkcji papieru o zdolności produkcyjnej powyżej 20T/24h
"HANKE TISSUE" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
9 086
8 188
8 501
8 706
9 823
44 304

PL000000000000828
828
Elektrociepłownia "Zielona Góra" S.A.
ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA "ZIELONA GÓRA" SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
18 331
17 948
17 475
16 818
16 243
86 815

PL000000000000833
833
Kotłownia Rejonowa nr 1
ENGIE EC Słupsk Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
9 910
11 486
9 910
7 690
5 207
44 203

PL000000000000844
844
Zakład Paczków
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
10 322
8 064
8 025
4 758
1 009
32 178

PL000000000000848
848
piece tunelowe do wypalania wyrobów ogniotrwałych
ArcelorMittal Refractories Sp. z o. o.
9 928
10 142
11 317
10 683
9 500
51 570

PL000000000000853
853
Ciepłownia Rejonowa Marlicza
SZCZECIŃSKA ENERGETYKA CIEPLNA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
33
426
426
1 781
2 917
5 583

PL000000000000878
878
Kronospan HPL Sp. z o.o. Kotłownia Zakładowa
KRONOSPAN HPL Sp. z o.o.
12 227
14 742
15 193
13 289
9 928
65 379

PL000000000000889
889
INSTALACJA ENERGETYCZNO-SUSZARNICZA
SWISS KRONO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
206 499
210 748
209 361
138 799
127 515
892 922

PL000000000000890
890
Woodeco Wieruszów sp. z o.o.
WOODECO WIERUSZÓW SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
53 412
61 353
58 954
48 568
43 702
265 989

PL000000000000891
891
Walcownia prętów
CMC Poland Sp. z o.o.
26 264
26 264
26 264
26 264
18 935
123 991

PL000000000000894
894
WALCOWNIA
"ALCHEMIA" SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
16 124
16 124
16 124
12 719
10 722
71 813

PL000000000000895
895
Walcownie
ARCELORMITTAL WARSZAWA SP. Z O.O.
25 967
25 967
25 967
19 978
19 218
117 097

PL000000000000896
896
Zakład Walcownia Blach Grubych ISD Huty Częstochowa Sp. z o.o.
HUTA CZĘSTOCHOWA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
25 595
30 094
33 983
24 369
5 917
119 958

PL000000000000898
898
Walcownie
ARCELORMITTAL POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
199 217
199 217
171 478
150 604
147 776
868 292

PL000000000000899
899
ArcelorMittal Poland S.A. Oddział Sosnowiec – Walcownia
ARCELORMITTAL POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
40 951
43 016
43 911
42 431
35 052
205 361

PL000000000000901
901
Woodeco Grajewo sp. z o.o.
Woodeco Grajewo sp. z o.o.
61 534
61 534
61 534
61 534
51 470
297 606

PL000000000000902
902
Kronospan Mielec Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością-Suszarnia wiórów
Kronospan Mielec Sp. z o.o.
73 481
73 481
80 966
82 223
81 237
391 388

PL000000000000903
903
Instalacja do produkcji lub obróbki metali żelaznych, w tym stopów żelaza, w której wykorzystywane są jednostki spalania paliw o nominalnej mocy cieplnej ponad 20MW
Walcownia Blach Batory Sp. z o.o.
8 618
5 784
7 248
6 531
4 674
32 855

PL000000000000905
905
Alchemia S.A. Oddział Rurexpol w Częstochowie
"ALCHEMIA" SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
8 879
10 604
8 471
6 877
7 083
41 914

PL000000000000906
906
Instalacja do produkcji wełny skalnej (mineralnej) CIGACICE
Rockwool Polska Sp. z o.o.
80 164
80 164
80 164
80 164
64 220
384 876

PL000000000000908
908
Instalacja nr 1 Paroc Polska Sp. z o.o.
PAROC POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
40 285
40 285
40 285
40 285
33 756
194 896

PL000000000000926
926
COGNOR S.A. Oddział Ferrostal Łabędy w Krakowie
Cognor Spółka Akcyjna
15 650
15 650
12 579
6 071
5 019
54 969

PL000000000000927
927
Tłocznia Gazu
ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
7 161
5 719
5 390
5 390
4 734
28 394

PL000000000000930
930
Trend Glass Sp. z o.o.
TREND GLASS Sp. z o.o.
42 196
42 196
42 196
21 847
19 907
168 342

PL000000000000940
940
Zakład Oleśnica
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
40 286
38 313
34 008
30 080
28 362
171 049

PL000000000000941
941
Euroglas Polska Sp. z o.o.
Euroglas Polska Sp. z o.o.
238 144
248 888
248 888
248 510
232 937
1 217 367

PL000000000000942
942
Zakład Produkcji Etanolu "Goświnowice"
BIOAGRA S.A.
74 204
90 108
74 756
68 465
63 892
371 425

PL000000000000946
946
Wanna szklarska do produkcji szkła FLOAT II
SAINT-GOBAIN INNOVATIVE MATERIALS POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
78 067
78 067
90 377
90 377
78 067
414 955

PL000000000000948
948
Instalacja nr 2 Paroc Polska Sp. z o.o.
PAROC POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
7 207
12 106
14 667
13 579
10 927
58 486

PL000000000202073
202073
Instalacja do produkcji węglowodorów aromatycznych i odzysku kwasu siarkowego
PETROCHEMIA-BLACHOWNIA SPÓŁKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
12 863
12 863
10 622
3 766
1 080
41 194

PL000000000202074
202074
KNAUF Bełchatów Sp. z o.o. Oddział w Opolu
"Knauf Bełchatów" Spółka z o.o.
15 587
17 119
16 157
9 717
5 909
64 489

PL000000000202080
202080
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
COTTO PETRUS Sp. z o.o.
15 993
15 684
11 878
9 954
11 878
65 387

PL000000000202081
202081
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
"Ceramika-Końskie" Sp. z o.o.
14 162
14 162
11 169
10 063
10 900
60 456

PL000000000202095
202095
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
Ceramika Color II Sp. z o.o.
4 924
4 924
3 890
3 240
3 510
20 488

PL000000000202096
202096
Instalacja do produkcji sadzy
Orion Engineered Carbons Sp. z o.o.
72 190
72 364
72 677
72 677
71 908
361 816

PL000000000202107
202107
Instalacja Produkcji Styrenu
Synthos Dwory 7 spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
44 852
42 413
43 838
41 671
34 851
207 625

PL000000000202139
202139
Zakład produkcyjny "Mazowsze"
Cersanit S.A.
28 701
28 701
29 171
29 171
28 701
144 445

PL000000000202140
202140
Zakład produkcyjny "Pomorze"
Cersanit S.A.
26 944
32 309
29 530
26 343
19 883
135 009

PL000000000202217
202217
Cersanit Krasnystaw
Cersanit S.A.
19 250
20 137
22 988
19 467
14 260
96 102

PL000000000202254
202254
Wydział Blach Transformatorowych Stalprodukt S.A.
STALPRODUKT S.A.
16 896
16 896
17 089
17 089
15 743
83 713

PL000000000202274
202274
Ceramika Tubądzin Sp. z o.o.
Ceramika Tubądzin Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
14 433
14 036
16 128
11 655
10 813
67 065

PL000000000202292
202292
Ceramika Tubądzin II Sp. z o.o.
CERAMIKA TUBĄDZIN II Sp. z o.o.
24 685
24 861
24 554
20 315
16 948
111 363

PL000000000202386
202386
Tłocznia Gazu Hołowczyce II
Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A.
1 897
3 752
3 122
347
75
9 193

PL000000000202388
202388
Tłocznia Gazu Jarosław I i II
Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A.
3 607
4 715
3 197
1 444
1 738
14 701

PL000000000202433
202433
CERSANIT S.A.
Cersanit S.A.
50 090
55 702
57 005
53 288
36 414
252 499

PL000000000202453
202453
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
"CERRAD" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
13 004
12 695
10 985
7 484
7 642
51 810

PL000000000202534
202534
Instalacja do produkcji formaliny
KRONOSPAN CHEMICAL SZCZECINEK SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
4 372
4 372
4 222
3 462
3 919
20 347

PL000000000202682
202682
Nova Ceramica Sp. z o.o.
"NOVA CERAMICA" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
5 611
6 224
6 443
4 699
3 873
26 850

PL000000000202699
202699
Instalacja do produkcji chemikaliów organicznych
ANWIL S.A.
60 997
60 997
60 997
48 363
40 497
271 851

PL000000000202825
202825
Zakład Kunice
Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o.
15 711
15 711
15 711
15 711
11 165
74 009

PL000000000202960
202960
WALCOWNIA RUR ANDRZEJ
"ALCHEMIA" SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
12 336
12 336
12 336
9 014
6 373
52 395

PL000000000203089
203089
Zakłady Górniczo-Hutnicze "Bolesław" S.A.
Zakłady Górniczo-Hutnicze "Bolesław" S.A.



170 310
150 688
320 998

PL000000000203129
203129
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
"CERRAD" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
13 166
13 231
12 524
10 229
6 937
56 087

PL000000000203133
203133
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
"CERRAD" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
10 017
11 747
10 342
8 444
4 597
45 147

PL000000000203186
203186
GRÄNGES Konin S.A.
GRÄNGES KONIN S.A.
21 230
20 813
23 127
23 771
25 479
114 420

PL000000000203607
203607
Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Paradyż
"Ceramika Paradyż" Sp. z o.o.
13 730
13 970
17 883
12 033
10 200
67 816

PL000000000203609
203609
Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Tomaszów 2
"Ceramika Paradyż" Sp. z o.o.
18 747
18 444
19 440
15 528
12 048
84 207

PL000000000203610
203610
Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Wielka Wola
"Ceramika Paradyż" Sp. z o.o.
21 511
23 871
27 332
22 171
22 053
116 938

PL000000000203611
203611
Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Opoczno
"Ceramika Paradyż" Sp. z o.o.
4 765
4 867
4 762
2 685
2 188
19 267

PL000000000203733
203733
QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. Zakład Produkcyjny w Janikowie ( do 29.05.2024 CIECH Soda Polska S.A. Zakład Produkcyjny w Janikowie)
QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A.
443 578
443 578
443 578
443 578
309 849
2 084 161

PL000000000203846
203846
Instalacja do obróbki metali żelaznych poprzez walcowanie na gorąco
Huta Bankowa Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
16 707
16 707
16 707
13 992
13 088
77 201

PL000000000204402
204402
Leca Polska Sp. z o.o.
Leca Polska Sp. z o.o.
30 427
34 240
35 348
28 363
25 429
153 807

PL000000000205709
205709
Kopalnia Ropy Naftowej i Gazu Ziemnego Lubiatów Ośrodek Centralny
ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA
25 053
25 164
24 295
23 581
23 626
121 719

PL000000000205935
205935
Instalacja do produkcji szkła opakowaniowego o zdolności produkcyjnej 480 Mg wytopu na dobę
Stoelzle Częstochowa Sp. z o.o.
36 261
36 261
36 261
36 261
41 198
186 242

PL000000000206075
206075
CREATON Polska Sp. z o.o. Zakład Produkcyjny w Widziszewie
CREATON POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
13 922
13 922
16 283
13 922
8 913
66 962

PL000000000206089
206089
Blok Gazowo-Parowy Polkowice
KGHM Polska Miedź S.A.
8 476
7 312
3 175
3 089
5 843
27 895

PL000000000206702
206702
Blok Gazowo-Parowy Głogów
KGHM Polska Miedź S.A.
6 955
6 883
5 925
5 291
5 411
30 465

PL000000000206786
206786
Kotłownia
OKRĘGOWA SPÓŁDZIELNIA MLECZARSKA W KOLE
11 770
11 770
11 140
9 318
8 894
52 892

PL000000000206967
206967
Instalacja do produkcji szkła
DEKORGLASS DZIAŁDOWO S.A.
6 993
10 135
10 777
12 145
12 540
52 590

PL000000000207000
207000
Kawernowy Podziemny Magazyn Gazu Kosakowo
GAS STORAGE POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
1 010
1 246
1 014
1 014
1 220
5 504

PL000000000207783
207783
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
"CERRAD" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
33 558
33 058
34 038
33 822
38 011
172 487

PL000000000207803
207803
spalanie paliw
BGW SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
43 193
46 055
46 295
42 866
43 760
222 169

PL000000000208202
208202
Tłocznia gazu Jeleniów
Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A.
824
1 161
1 016
1 368
886
5 255

PL000000000208882
208882
Solvay Poland Sp z o.o.
Solvay Poland Sp. z o. o.
30 769
30 391
31 478
29 661
29 111
151 410

PL000000000208923
208923
Terminal Regazyfikacyjny LNG
Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A.
22 693
24 110
31 374
39 311
40 296
157 784

PL000000000209024
209024
Colorobbia Polska Sp. z o.o.
COLOROBBIA POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 474
2 799
3 131
2 627
2 013
13 044

PL000000000209148
209148
Instalacja do produkcji papieru i tektury
APIS SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
14 197
16 091
16 918
15 740
15 553
78 499

PL000000000209222
209222
Kotłownia Zbiersk Cukrownia
DESTYLACJE WAWRZYNIAK PHP WOJCIECH WAWRZYNIAK
33 932
36 392
42 953
47 798
43 996
205 071

PL000000000209565
209565
Zakład "A" – MARCONI
MARAZZI POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
24 434
24 849
23 656
19 577
18 853
111 369

PL000000000210352
210352
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania
Star Dust Sp. z o.o.
15 794
13 976
11 881
11 881
10 059
63 591

PL000000000210521
210521
CHP Zabrze
Fortum Silesia Spółka Akcyjna
21 420
26 211
26 246
24 274
22 941
121 092

PL000000000210578
210578
Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ziemniaczanych
FARM FRITES POLAND S.A.
24 162
24 162
24 162
24 162
27 804
124 452

PL000000000210701
210701
produkcja wyrobów ceramicznych
"KERAM" SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
2 974
2 974
2 974
2 974
1 246
13 142

PL000000000210718
210718
Zakład Produkcji Bibuły
POL-MAK Iława Sp. z o.o.
7 609
7 609
7 609
7 148
7 817
37 792

PL000000000212780
212780
CENTRALNA CIEPŁOWNIA W DĘBLINIE
PGNIG TERMIKA ENERGETYKA ROZPROSZONA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
3 819
3 735
3 651
2 764
2 454
16 423

PL000000000213200
213200
ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA STALOWA WOLA
Elektrociepłownia Stalowa Wola Spółka Akcyjna
16 918
16 546
16 174
15 802
15 100
80 540

PL000000000213400
213400
INSTALACJA DO PRODUKCJI PŁYT WIÓROWYCH
TANNE Sp. z o.o.
52 392
51 239
50 087
37 079
35 663
226 460

PL000000000215320
215320
Kotłownia Technologiczna
SK hi-tech battery materials Poland Sp. z o.o.
2 630
7 545
7 376
7 205
5 857
30 613

PL000000000215420
215420
Walcownia Morgana
CMC Poland Sp. z o.o.
12 702
22 367
21 864
21 361
15 770
94 064

PL000000000215940
215940
Instalacja do produkcji papieru
FABRYKA PAPIERU KACZORY SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
509
2 949
2 822
2 757
2 316
11 353

PL000000000216140
216140
Kotłownia Szczytowa
DOBRA ENERGIA DLA OLSZTYNA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
0
805
4 465
4 363
3 545
13 178

PL000000000217140
217140
Tłocznia Gazu Kędzierzyn Koźle
Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A.
0
2 483
1 619
1 581
912
6 595

PL000000000217541
217541
Tłocznia Gazu Goleniów
Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A.
0
179
2 313
2 259
1 758
6 509

PL000000000217761
217761
Wytwórnia Kwasu Azotowego II
ANWIL S.A.



54 207
51 654
105 861

PL000000000218861
218861
Zakład Produkcyjny w Chmielowie
Ceramika Podkarpacka Sp. z o.o



16 302
15 534
31 836

PL000000000219020
219020
Ciepłownia C95 Kopanina
Veolia Energia Poznań S.A.



1 055
1 006
2 061

PL000000000219620
219620
Instalacja do produkcji papieru lub tektury
WELMAX PAPER SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ



3 089
2 943
6 032



TOTAL
7 078 742
7 317 375
7 356 284
6 838 906
6 068 918
34 660 225



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

PT000000000000017
17
CETIPAL – Cerâmica de Tijolos e Pavimentos, S.A.
Cetipal – Cerâmica de Tijolos e Pavimentos, S.A.
3 785
3 442
3 556
3 793
3 656
18 232

PT000000000000058
58
Gallovidro, S.A.
Gallovidro, S.A.
51 153
51 153
51 153
58 913
71 114
283 486

PT000000000000069
69
Sociedade Cerâmica do Alto, Lda
Sociedade Cerâmica do Alto, Lda
4 037
4 037
4 164
3 877
3 722
19 837

PT000000000000082
82
M. A. Lopes d'Avó, Lda.
M. A. Lopes d'Avó, Lda.
2 373
2 574
2 574
2 574
2 383
12 478

PT000000000000086
86
Santos Barosa – Vidros, S.A.
Santos Barosa – Vidros, S.A.
97 625
97 625
102 729
102 729
97 625
498 333

PT000000000000131
131
Navigator Paper Figueira S.A
Navigator Paper Figueira, S.A.
196 525
196 525
196 525
196 525
159 719
945 819

PT000000000000140
140
SN Seixal Siderurgia Nacional, S.A.
SN Seixal – Siderurgia Nacional SA
86 429
78 573
70 428
70 428
72 201
378 059

PT000000000000171
171
SN Maia Siderurgia Nacional, S.A.
SN Maia – Siderurgia Nacional S.A.
45 310
44 042
41 324
40 421
42 596
213 693

PT000000000000198
198
BA GLASS Portugal – Unidade Fabril da Venda Nova
BA GLASS PORTUGAL, SA
54 334
56 498
58 586
57 602
55 744
282 764

PT000000000000210
210
Central de Cogeração do Parque das Nações
Climaespaço – Soc. Prod. Distrib. Urb. Energia Térmica, S.A.
3 555
3 464
3 372
2 514
2 310
15 215

PT000000000000250
250
Italagro – Indústria Transformadora de Produtos Alimentares, S.A.
Italagro – Indústria Transformadora de Produtos Alimentares, S.A.
11 167
11 066
11 066
11 066
10 836
55 201

PT000000000000270
270
Termolan – Isolamentos Termo-Acústicos, S.A. – Unidade 2
Termolan – Isolamentos Acústicos, S. A. – Unidade 2
9 036
9 036
9 036
6 155
6 761
40 024

PT000000000000275
275
CAMPIL – Agro Industrial do Campo do Tejo, Lda.
CAMPIL – Agro Industrial do Campo do Tejo, Lda.
5 861
5 861
5 861
5 861
6 766
30 210

PT000000000000284
284
Navigator Paper Setúbal, SA
Navigator Paper Setúbal, SA
179 502
179 502
211 524
211 524
159 353
941 405

PT000000000000285
285
Navigator Tissue Ródão, S.A.
Navigator Tissue Ródão S.A.
15 182
14 909
14 909
14 909
15 042
74 951

PT000000000203314
203314
Volkswagen Autoeuropa Lda
Volkswagen Autoeuropa, Lda
3 532
3 307
3 605
3 605
3 496
17 545

PT000000000205077
205077
Aleluia Cerâmicas SA – Unidade de Ílhavo
Aleluia Cerâmicas SA
8 350
9 364
9 826
8 350
7 140
43 030

PT000000000205147
205147
Umbelino Monteiro, S.A.
Umbelino Monteiro, S.A.
6 186
6 465
8 585
8 585
6 752
36 573

PT000000000205195
205195
CINCA – Unidade de Produção da Mealhada
CINCA – Companhia Industrial de Cerâmica, S.A.
11 434
12 429
11 420
8 471
6 780
50 534

PT000000000205196
205196
CINCA – Unidade de Produção de Fiães
CINCA – Companhia Industrial de Cerâmica, S.A.
8 439
8 632
8 971
9 980
9 980
46 002

PT000000000205551
205551
Unidade Fabril Grespor
PAVIGRÉS CERÂMICAS, SA
8 481
8 481
8 481
6 235
3 585
35 263

PT000000000205552
205552
Unidade Fabril Cerev
Pavigrés Cerâmicas, SA
9 127
9 127
9 127
7 511
4 977
39 869

PT000000000206190
206190
Unidade Fabril Pavigrés II – Bustos
Pavigrés Cerâmicas, SA
3 657
3 932
4 518
4 213
3 682
20 002

PT000000000210683
210683
Navigator Tissue Cacia, S.A.
Navigator Tissue Aveiro, S.A.
11 076
13 765
13 765
13 765
14 723
67 094



TOTAL
836 156
833 809
865 105
859 606
770 943
4 165 619



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

RO000000000000002
2
United Romanian Breweries Bereprod SRL
UNITED ROMANIAN BREWERIES BEREPROD SRL
2 650
2 650
2 650
2 186
2 066
12 202

RO000000000000003
3
Societatea Electrocentrale Craiova S.A.
Societatea Electrocentrale Craiova S.A.
28 436
27 705
23 255
19 919
17 638
116 953

RO000000000000009
9
OMV PETROM SA – Sectia Terminal Midia
OMV Petrom SA
5 291
4 536
4 249
3 484
3 381
20 941

RO000000000000027
27
CTZ Casa Presei
COMPANIA MUNICIPALA TERMOENERGETICA BUCURESTI SA (CMTEB)
7 793
6 981
5 876
5 055
5 405
31 110

RO000000000000033
33
AGRANA ROMANIA SRL sucursala Buzau
AGRANA ROMANIA SRL
10 696
12 800
20 931
27 304
16 278
88 009

RO000000000000034
34
AGRANA ROMANIA SRL sucursala Roman
AGRANA ROMANIA SRL
21 011
21 011
16 729
17 292
21 154
97 197

RO000000000000035
35
ALRO SA – sediul secundar
ALRO S.A.
16 200
16 355
13 853
11 275
13 255
70 938

RO000000000000036
36
ALRO SA – Sediul Social
ALRO S.A.
360 031
360 031
256 863
149 618
146 787
1 273 330

RO000000000000037
37
ALUM S.A.
SC ALUM SA TULCEA
196 579
173 046
117 802
25 098
42
512 567

RO000000000000038
38
SC AMBRO SA
SC AMBRO SA
40 022
42 943
42 819
39 168
40 333
205 285

RO000000000000039
39
SC Nitramonia BC SRL – Punct de lucru Slobozia
SC Nitramonia BC SRL
288 498
159 803
6 209
2 964
1 676
459 150

RO000000000000041
41
S.C. CET Hidrocarburi S.A. Arad
S.C. Centrala Electrica de Termoficare Hidrocarburi S.A. Arad
8 185
2 724
5 437
6 802
4 929
28 077

RO000000000000042
42
AOT Energy SRL
AOT Energy SRL
6 942
12 100
6 650
3 769
4 983
34 444

RO000000000000045
45
ArcelorMittal Hunedoara S.A.
ArcelorMittal Hunedoara S.A.
33 566
33 566
27 985
27 044
29 402
151 563

RO000000000000047
47
S.C. ARDEALUL S.A.
S.C.ARDEALUL S.A.
4 233
5 064
5 428
5 428
5 236
25 389

RO000000000000048
48
SC LAPP INSULATORS SA
SC LAPP INSULATORS SA
1 645
1 645
1 208
1 069
1 169
6 736

RO000000000000049
49
S.C. AUTOMOBILE DACIA S.A.
S.C. AUTOMOBILE DACIA S.A.
14 067
12 205
12 598
12 769
10 523
62 162

RO000000000000050
50
AZOMURES SA
AZOMURES SA
1 238 321
1 238 304
592 195
137 175
238 217
3 444 212

RO000000000000056
56
SC Carmeuse Holding SRL – Punct de lucru Fieni
SC Carmeuse Holding SRL
125 094
130 734
118 080
101 124
63 915
538 947

RO000000000000068
68
BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS S.A
BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS S.A.
25 499
25 499
25 236
25 079
23 209
124 522

RO000000000000073
73
CET Govora
SC CET Govora SA
19 646
11 039
2 092
5 294
12 240
50 311

RO000000000000074
74
S.C. CET GRIVITA S.R.L.
S.C. CET GRIVITA SA
5 125
5 517
4 912
4 533
3 956
24 043

RO000000000000075
75
CET Iasi 1
Municipiul Iasi
4 322
5 818
6 949
8 118
11 710
36 917

RO000000000000076
76
CET Iasi II
municipiul Iasi
16 027
13 926
12 987
9 820
3 704
56 464

RO000000000000077
77
EU-ETS nr. 1
THERMOENERGY GROUP SA
7 955
7 749
7 310
7 948
6 852
37 814

RO000000000000078
78
EU-ETS nr. 2
THERMOENERGY GROUP SA
2 470
2 470
1 500
292
719
7 451

RO000000000000080
80
SC Chimcomplex SA Borzesti
Chimcomplex SA Borzesti
27 302
27 302
27 302
20 264
18 274
120 444

RO000000000000084
84
CET TIMISOARA SUD
COMPANIA LOCALA DE TERMOFICARE COLTERM S.A. TIMISOARA
18 348
21 394
16 674
15 618
14 573
86 607

RO000000000000085
85
SOFIDEL ROMANIA SA
SOFIDEL ROMANIA SA
9 694
9 582
9 582
7 805
7 461
44 124

RO000000000000090
90
TERMO PLOIESTI SRL
TERMO PLOIESTI SRL
33 433
32 574
26 215
22 037
22 988
137 247

RO000000000000095
95
SC SILCOTUB SA Punct de lucru Calarasi
SC Silcotub SA
32 368
37 645
47 290
46 496
47 922
211 721

RO000000000000100
100
DS SMITH PAPER ZARNESTI S.R.L.
DS SMITH PAPER ZARNESTI S.R.L.
40 050
36 679
38 854
37 764
36 929
190 276

RO000000000000104
104
ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI SA- CTE BUCURESTI VEST
ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI S.A
45 004
43 847
42 691
33 164
40 378
205 084

RO000000000000107
107
ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI SA- CTE BUCURESTI SUD
ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI S.A
88 266
85 998
83 730
74 296
73 260
405 550

RO000000000000109
109
Termocentrale Constanta S.R.L.
Societatea Termocentrale Constanta S.R.L.
25 784
29 679
26 346
21 802
18 236
121 847

RO000000000000120
120
ENET SA FOCSANI
ENET SA
4 904
4 334
3 743
3 375
0
16 356

RO000000000000121
121
SC EURO CARAMIDA SA
S.C. EURO CARAMIDA SA
9 265
11 246
10 672
6 800
4 702
42 685

RO000000000000132
132
S.C. HELIOS S.A.
S.C. HELIOS S.A.
4 342
4 342
4 342
4 342
3 504
20 872

RO000000000000141
141
SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Satuc
SC Wienerberger SRL
10 062
9 714
9 405
6 675
3 578
39 434

RO000000000000142
142
KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL – Punct de lucru Sebes
SC KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL
114 336
135 242
111 093
89 063
94 745
544 479

RO000000000000147
147
S.C. MACOFIL S.A.
S.C. MACOFIL S.A.
5 609
5 609
4 549
3 125
2 424
21 316

RO000000000000149
149
DONALAM SRL- Punct de lucru Targoviste
DONALAM SRL
24 954
0
1 464
4 318
6 161
36 897

RO000000000000154
154
SC MONDIAL SA
SC MONDIAL SA
14 710
14 710
14 710
13 757
11 330
69 217

RO000000000000158
158
SC CHIMCOMPLEX S.A. BORZESTI – Sucursala Ramnicu Valcea
SC CHIMCOMPLEX S.A. BORZESTI – Sucursala Ramnicu Valcea
117 953
118 646
117 826
92 077
102 449
548 951

RO000000000000161
161
OȚELINOX SA
OȚELINOX SA
19 046
21 259
19 046
19 046
21 440
99 837

RO000000000000166
166
Centrala termica Pirelli Tyres Romania SRL
PIRELLI TYRES ROMANIA SRL
12 047
12 703
13 255
12 404
12 026
62 435

RO000000000000179
179
SC ROMPETROL RAFINARE SA- Punct de lucru VEGA
ROMPETROL RAFINARE SA
39 308
42 649
43 289
41 986
36 259
203 491

RO000000000000183
183
S.C. SATURN S.A. ALBA IULIA
S.C. SATURN S.A. ALBA IULIA
1 212
1 212
1 358
1 358
1 042
6 182

RO000000000000186
186
SC BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS SA – punct de lucru Sighisoara
SC BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS SA – punct de lucru Sighisoara
33 194
36 596
34 038
28 768
27 753
160 349

RO000000000000193
193
SOCERAM SA – Punct de lucru Doicesti
SOCERAM S.A.
22 011
17 365
17 752
11 561
4 878
73 567

RO000000000000197
197
BA GLASS ROMANIA SA
BA GLASS ROMANIA SA
40 200
42 385
44 668
43 216
44 295
214 764

RO000000000000201
201
S.C. Modern Calor S.A. Botosani
S.C.Modern Calor S.A Botosani
5 297
5 161
5 025
4 889
3 871
24 243

RO000000000000213
213
ARTROM STEEL TUBES S.A.
ARTROM STEEL TUBES S.A.
48 269
48 736
48 736
48 269
40 999
235 009

RO000000000000214
214
ARTROM STEEL TUBES SA punct de lucru Resita
ARTROM STEEL TUBES S.A.
19 701
19 701
19 701
16 078
12 722
87 903

RO000000000000222
222
S.C GLOBAL GRAIN INTERNATIONAL SRL
GLOBAL GRAIN INTERNATIONAL S.R.L.
2 588
2 979
4 251
4 251
2 588
16 657

RO000000000000227
227
UZINA DE AGENT TERMIC SI ALIMENTARE CU APA MOTRU SA
UZINA DE AGENT TERMIC SI ALIMENTARE CU APA MOTRU SA
2 245
2 187
2 130
1 757
2 014
10 333

RO000000000000232
232
Rompetrol Energy SA
S.C. ROMPETROL ENERGY S.A.
4 852
4 599
3 837
2 421
848
16 557

RO000000000000233
233
SC VEST ENERGO SA
SC VEST-ENERGO SA
7 898
7 695
5 663
5 315
5 712
32 283

RO000000000000234
234
Centrala termica "Florești Anvelope"
MICHELIN ROMANIA SA
3 036
3 036
3 533
3 652
3 824
17 081

RO000000000000235
235
SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Gura Ocnitei
SC Wienerberger SRL
13 025
12 081
11 878
8 905
6 347
52 236

RO000000000000236
236
SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Sibiu
SC Wienerberger SRL
17 081
15 096
13 732
12 733
10 128
68 770

RO000000000000238
238
Vrancart SA Adjud
VRANCART SA Adjud
27 499
29 535
29 229
27 499
26 640
140 402

RO000000000000243
243
FABRICA DE ZAHAR PREMIUM LUDUS SA
FABRICA DE ZAHAR PREMIUM LUDUS SA
17 186
12 731
5 447
3 454
11 093
49 911

RO000000000000250
250
SC EGGER Romania SRL
EGGER Romania SRL
50 671
41 477
41 077
38 578
36 144
207 947

RO000000000000254
254
SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Tritenii de Jos
SC Wienerberger SRL
19 181
18 016
16 277
9 793
6 271
69 538

RO000000000000256
256
SC SAINT-GOBAIN CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS ROMANIA S.R.L. – PL. ISOVER PLOIESTI
S.C SAINT-GOBAIN CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS ROMANIA SRL
10 711
15 185
18 441
18 441
20 104
82 882

RO000000000000258
258
SC CERAMUS SA
S.C. CERAMUS S.A.
2 033
2 033
2 184
2 184
1 760
10 194

RO000000000000270
270
SC KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL – punct de lucru Brasov
SC KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL
46 281
39 750
37 225
30 874
36 270
190 400

RO000000000000273
273
SC CEMACON SA – PUNCT DE LUCRU RECEA
CEMACON SA
17 726
22 918
24 741
21 118
14 053
100 556

RO000000000000287
287
NORDENERGO PIPERA
NORDENERGO PIPERA SRL
747
359
33
33
184
1 356

RO000000000000290
290
S.C. DUCTIL STEEL S.A.
SC BUS NELCOR SRL
6 573
273
0
0
0
6 846

RO000000000000291
291
Centrala termica
BERGENBIER S.A.
2 594
2 594
2 594
2 123
0
9 905

RO000000000000303
303
SC HAMMERER ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES SANTANA SRL
SC HAMMERER ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES SANTANA SRL
4 391
4 391
5 364
5 809
5 661
25 616

RO000000000000304
304
S.C. HOEGANAES CORPORATION EUROPE S.A.
S.C.HOEGANAES CORPORATION EUROPE S.A.
7 522
6 848
6 601
6 601
6 117
33 689

RO000000000204906
204906
Aloref SRL – Instalație obținere sodă calcinată
ALOREF SRL
131 212
657
232
232
0
132 333

RO000000000207235
207235
SC PEHART TEC TISSUE SA
SC PEHART TEC TISSUE SA
5 973
5 048
5 907
5 907
5 048
27 883

RO000000000207679
207679
SC EGGER Technologia SRL
SC EGGER Technologia SRL
6 444
7 214
5 388
4 174
3 862
27 082

RO000000000207680
207680
S.C. CEMACON S.A. – Punct de lucru ZALAU
CEMACON SA
5 117
5 349
6 013
5 195
3 217
24 891

RO000000000209822
209822
S.C. BUNGE ROMANIA S.R.L.
S.C. BUNGE ROMANIA S.R.L.
22 686
22 554
24 512
24 270
21 454
115 476

RO000000000212300
212300
COMBINATUL DE CELULOZĂ ŞI HÂRTIE S.A.
COMBINATUL DE CELULOZĂ ŞI HÂRTIE S.A.
13 051
15 375
16 155
13 555
13 225
71 361

RO000000000213100
213100
PHILIP MORRIS ROMANIA SRL
PHILIP MORRIS ROMANIA SRL
2 117
2 070
2 024
2 821
3 190
12 222

RO000000000216262
216262
MG TEC INDUSTRY SRL
MG TEC INDUSTRY SRL
0
7 020
10 726
10 244
9 762
37 752

RO000000000217760
217760
CHP GETEC Podari
GETEC Servicii Energetice SRL
0
4 124
15 807


19 931

RO000000000219580
219580
BUNGE ROMANIA SRL Buzau
BUNGE ROMANIA SRL



9 078
8 650
17 728



TOTAL
3 807 413
3 525 725
2 506 160
1 670 997
1 667 144
13 177 439



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

SK000000000000003
3
Tate Lyle Boleraz
Tate Lyle Boleraz, s.r.o.
34 106
39 370
38 568
31 998
29 775
173 817

SK000000000000007
7
Prevádzka Energetika Biotika a.s., Slovenská Ľupča
Biotika a.s., Slovenská Ľupča
5 940
5 472
4 666
3 895
4 413
24 386

SK000000000000009
9
Tepláreň východ
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
9 603
9 356
9 110
8 221
6 416
42 706

SK000000000000010
10
Tepláreň západ
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
8 280
8 068
7 855
6 168
5 407
35 778

SK000000000000011
11
Výhrevňa juh
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
908
798
916
1 696
3 288
7 606

SK000000000000012
12
Výroba DTD a ich povrchová úprava
KRONOSPAN, s.r.o.
32 098
33 375
26 967
26 967
27 838
147 245

SK000000000000017
17
Calmit, spol. s r. o., Závod Zirany
Calmit, spol. s r. o.
33 622
34 507
33 036
28 615
20 226
150 006

SK000000000000019
19
Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o., závod Vápenka Košice
Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o.
168 586
208 910
214 280
186 723
206 905
985 404

SK000000000000020
20
Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o., závod Vápenka Slavec
Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o.
85 265
85 984
106 108
105 389
98 993
481 739

SK000000000000047
47
TP2, s.r.o.
TP2, s.r.o.
5 267
3 196
2 316
1 493
1 639
13 911

SK000000000000053
53
Energoblok
Evonik Fermas s.r.o.
8 838
8 605
8 605
7 632
8 477
42 157

SK000000000000061
61
CHEMES, a.s. Humenné, prevádzka Tepláreň
CHEMES, a. s. Humenné
11 760
11 178
8 494
7 114
6 576
45 122

SK000000000000062
62
Podniková tepláreň
CHEMOSVIT ENERGOCHEM, a.s.
2 740
2 572
2 505
1 949
1 628
11 394

SK000000000000063
63
IPEĽSKÉ TEHELNE, a.s., závod Breznička
IPEĽSKÉ TEHELNE a.s.
5 555
4 653
5 195
3 555
2 045
21 003

SK000000000000065
65
Johns Manville Slovakia a.s.
Johns Manville Slovakia, a.s.
52 045
52 045
53 004
39 384
41 310
237 788

SK000000000000075
75
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s., závod Martin
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
10 457
9 956
9 603
9 343
9 656
49 015

SK000000000000079
79
Mondi SCP, a.s., Výroba celulózy a papiera
Mondi SCP, a.s.
214 109
217 794
212 144
208 520
207 485
1 060 052

SK000000000000080
80
Centrálny areál PZZP Láb
NAFTA a.s.
3 028
3 028
3 028
3 028
2 116
14 228

SK000000000000082
82
Centrálny tepelný zdroj Nitra – Chrenová
Nitrianska teplárenská spoločnosť, a.s.
1 188
1 336
1 683
1 683
1 976
7 866

SK000000000000083
83
Kotolňa na ZP – Párovce
Nitrianska teplárenská spoločnosť, a.s.
1 231
1 804
2 247
2 312
2 355
9 949

SK000000000000095
95
POZAGAS, a.s. Zberné stredisko ZS6-Malacky
POZAGAS, a.s.
1 261
697
945
1 261
803
4 967

SK000000000000100
100
Výroba skla a sklených výrobkov
RONA, a.s.
23 482
23 482
23 482
23 482
18 989
112 917

SK000000000000103
103
SHP Harmanec a.s.
SHP Harmanec, as.s
12 002
12 002
10 069
8 459
9 009
51 541

SK000000000000108
108
Tepláreň pre výrobu cukru
SLOVENSKÉ CUKROVARY, s.r.o.
18 425
18 425
18 425
17 400
22 806
95 481

SK000000000000115
115
Výroba magnezitového slinku, SMZ, a.s., Jelšava
Slovenské magnezitové závody, akciová spoločnosť, Jelšava
292 653
292 653
292 653
212 321
167 360
1 257 640

SK000000000000117
117
Katarínska Huta – Výroba sododraselného úžitkového skla
R-Glass Trade s.r.o.
3 678
3 843
3 843
3 489
3 036
17 889

SK000000000000118
118
SLOVMAG, a.s. Lubeník
SLOVMAG, a.s. Lubeník
42 669
42 669
42 669
42 669
23 257
193 933

SK000000000000129
129
Kompresorová stanica 03 Veľké Zlievce
eustream, a.s.
6 617
1 057
467
467
353
8 961

SK000000000000143
143
Paroplyn. Cyklus Považská Bystrica ( Parná kotolňa )
TEPLÁREŇ Považská Bystrica, s.r.o.
5 881
5 730
5 579
4 895
4 432
26 517

SK000000000000144
144
závod Košice
MH Teplárenský holding, a. s.
36 514
35 576
34 551
27 399
24 963
159 003

SK000000000000152
152
VETROPACK NEMŠOVÁ s.r.o.
VETROPACK NEMŠOVÁ, s.r.o.
48 183
51 440
53 339
53 339
52 145
258 446

SK000000000000154
154
Volkswagens Slovakia, a.s.
Volkswagens Slovakia, a.s.
11 638
11 157
9 906
8 803
9 505
51 009

SK000000000000156
156
Cementáreň Turňa nad Bodvou, Danucem Slovensko, a.s.
Danucem Slovensko a.s.
464 612
470 746
494 330
442 388
407 435
2 279 511

SK000000000000158
158
Wienerberger s r. o., závod Boleráz
Wienerberger s r. o., závod Boleráz
14 529
18 013
19 376
13 677
8 345
73 940

SK000000000000159
159
Wienerberger s r.o. závod Zlaté Moravce
Wienerberger s r.o. závod Zlaté Moravce
9 267
10 604
12 887
9 406
6 898
49 062

SK000000000000161
161
závod ENEVIA
Veolia Utilities Žiar nad Hronom, a.,s.
7 895
7 692
7 489
6 857
5 520
35 453

SK000000000000162
162
MH Teplárenský holding a.s. závod Zvolen
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
6 076
4 249
3 715
4 049
3 795
21 884

SK000000000000163
163
Železiarne Podbrezová a.s.
Železiarne Podbrezová a.s.
66 164
66 164
66 164
62 859
56 067
317 418

SK000000000000167
167
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
MH Teplárenský holding, a.s.
12 085
13 859
13 493
10 947
9 901
60 285

SK000000000000176
176
Výroba keramických výrobkov vypaľovaním – Pezinská tehelňa
Pezinské tehelne – Paneláreň, a.s.
4 879
5 021
5 160
3 923
2 831
21 814

SK000000000000186
186
Výroba primárneho hliníka
Slovalco, a.s.
288 705
288 705
202 121
72 266
20 980
872 777

SK000000000000188
188
IKEA Industry Slovakia s.r.o., O.Z. Malacky Boards
IKEA Industry Slovakia s.r.o., O.Z. Malacky Boards
14 088
14 088
14 088
20 755
24 220
87 239

SK000000000000190
190
ŽIAROMAT a.s.
ŽIAROMAT a.s.
2 327
2 515
2 515
2 327
1 749
11 433

SK000000000000193
193
Výroba papiera, Metsa Tissue Slovakia s.r.o.
Metsa Tissue Slovakia s.r.o.
21 338
21 058
20 783
20 570
16 725
100 474

SK000000000000194
194
Veolia Energia Levice, a.s.
Veolia Energia Levice, a.s.
10 668
8 774
6 395
4 846
4 185
34 868

SK000000000000195
195
Výroba magnezitového slinku, divízia Bočiar
Slovenské magnezitové závody, akciová spoločnosť, Jelšava
10 791
10 791
8 329
5 172
4 733
39 816

SK000000000000196
196
Tepláreň, SLOVNAFT, a.s. (predtým CMEuroprean Power Slovakia, s.r.o.)
SLOVNAFT, a.s.
11 712
11 153
10 474
10 960
11 759
56 058

SK000000000000197
197
Tehelňa Močarmany
Leier Baustoffe SK s.r.o.
7 944
6 227
7 353
6 227
4 987
32 738

SK000000000000199
199
Výroba papiera v Slavošovciach
SHP SLAVOŠOVCE, a.s.
4 151
4 151
3 224
2 591
2 829
16 946

SK000000000000204
204
PPC Energy, a.s.
PPC Energy, a.s.
15 086
14 608
14 200
10 195
7 462
61 551

SK000000000204252
204252
Výrobňa kyseliny dusičnej
Duslo, a. s.
14 220
14 220
14 220
14 220
11 919
68 799

SK000000000205082
205082
KOVOHUTY, a.s.
KOVOHUTY, a.s.
16 967
16 967
13 814
8 606
12 271
68 625

SK000000000205645
205645
Centrálny areál Gajary – báden
NAFTA a.s.
2 868
2 030
3 736
3 736
1 632
14 002

SK000000000206184
206184
OFZ, a.s., prevádzka Široká
OFZ, a.s.
248 511
248 511
160 169
41 341
41 055
739 587

SK000000000208904
208904
U.S.Steel Košice,s.r.o.-FE
U.S.Steel Košice,s.r.o.
8 689
8 194
8 099
7 690
6 808
39 480

SK000000000212700
212700
Výrobňa formalínu Fd IV a spaľovňa odplynu
DIAKOL STRÁŽSKE, s.r.o.
5 662
5 537
5 413
4 239
3 985
24 836



TOTAL
2 466 863
2 514 615
2 363 805
1 879 516
1 703 273
10 928 072



Installation ID
Installation ID (Union registry)
Installation name
Operator name
Quantity to be allocated
Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

FI000000000000336
336
Kevätniemen voimalaitos
Nevel Oy
5 584
6 056
6 315
6 144
5 973
30 072

FI000000000000410
410
Metsä Board Joutseno
Metsä Board Oyj
51 887
51 887
51 887
48 182
48 182
252 025

FI000000000000417
417
Stora Enso Oyj, Sunilan tehdas
Stora Enso Oyj
16 040
16 040
16 040
4 065
0
52 185

FI000000000216341
216341
Polttimon prosessilämpölaitos
Lahti Energia Oy
642
4 890
4 780
1 339
0
11 651

FI000000000217400
217400
Haminan LNG-terminaali
Hamina LNG Oy
0
1 532
2 014


3 546



TOTAL
74 153
80 405
81 036
59 730
54 155
349 479

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 October 2003 establishing a system for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Union and amending Council Directive 96/61/EC(1),

Having regard to Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 of 19 December 2018 determining transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(2), and in particular Article 23(4) thereof,

(1) Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 lays down the transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC for the fourth trading period from 2021 until 2030.

(2) Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842(3)lays down rules for the application of Directive 2003/87/EC as regards further arrangements for the adjustments to free allocation of emission allowances due to activity level changes.

(3) By Commission Decision 2021/C 302/01(4), the Commission instructed the Central Administrator of the European Union Transaction Log to enter the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the European Union Transaction Log.

(4) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Belgium notified to the Commission, by letters dated 12 June 2025 and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(5) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Bulgaria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(6) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Czechia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(7) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Denmark notified to the Commission, by letters dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(8) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Germany notified to the Commission, by letter dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(9) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Estonia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(10) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Spain notified to the Commission, by letters dated 12 June and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(11) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, France notified to the Commission, by letter dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(12) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Croatia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(13) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Italy notified to the Commission, by letters dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(14) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Lithuania notified to the Commission, by letter dated 22 April 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(15) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Luxembourg notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(16) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Hungary notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.

(17) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, the Netherlands notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(18) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Austria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(19) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Poland notified to the Commission, by letters dated 23 May 2025 and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(20) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Portugal notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(21) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Romania notified to the Commission, by letter dated 10 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(22) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Slovakia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(23) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Finland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(24) The notified changes to national allocation tables are in accordance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842.

(25) It is therefore appropriate to instruct the central administrator to enter those corrections into the Union Registry,

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
Sole Article

The central administrator of the Union Registry is hereby instructed to enter changes to the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Finland set out in the Annex into the Union Registry.
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 October 2003 establishing a system for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the Union and amending Council Directive 96/61/EC(1),

Having regard to Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 of 19 December 2018 determining transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(2), and in particular Article 23(4) thereof,

(1) Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 lays down the transitional Union-wide rules for harmonised free allocation of emission allowances pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/EC for the fourth trading period from 2021 until 2030.

(2) Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842(3)lays down rules for the application of Directive 2003/87/EC as regards further arrangements for the adjustments to free allocation of emission allowances due to activity level changes.

(3) By Commission Decision 2021/C 302/01(4), the Commission instructed the Central Administrator of the European Union Transaction Log to enter the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland and Sweden into the European Union Transaction Log.

(4) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Belgium notified to the Commission, by letters dated 12 June 2025 and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(5) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Bulgaria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(6) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Czechia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(7) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Denmark notified to the Commission, by letters dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(8) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Germany notified to the Commission, by letter dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(9) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Estonia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(10) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Spain notified to the Commission, by letters dated 12 June and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(11) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, France notified to the Commission, by letter dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(12) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Croatia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(13) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Italy notified to the Commission, by letters dated 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(14) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Lithuania notified to the Commission, by letter dated 22 April 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(15) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Luxembourg notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(16) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Hungary notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances in incumbent installations.

(17) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, the Netherlands notified to the Commission, by letter dated 11 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(18) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Austria notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(19) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Poland notified to the Commission, by letters dated 23 May 2025 and 13 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(20) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Portugal notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(21) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Romania notified to the Commission, by letter dated 10 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(22) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Slovakia notified to the Commission, by letter dated 9 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(23) Pursuant to Article 23(2) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331, Finland notified to the Commission, by letter dated 12 June 2025, changes to its national allocation table to provide free allocation of emission allowances to new entrants and to adjust free allocation of emission allowances for incumbent installations following activity level changes or other changes related to their operations.

(24) The notified changes to national allocation tables are in accordance with Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/331 and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/1842.

(25) It is therefore appropriate to instruct the central administrator to enter those corrections into the Union Registry,

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
The central administrator of the Union Registry is hereby instructed to enter changes to the national allocation tables of Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Spain, France, Croatia, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Finland set out in the Annex into the Union Registry.
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX I

Member State: Belgium
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

BE000000000000022 | 22 | NLMK Clabecq | NLMK Clabecq | 33 429 | 44 267 | 44 267 | 44 267 | 35 192 | 201 422

BE000000000000025 | 25 | Heidelberg Materials Usine d’Antoing | Heidelberg Materials Benelux sa | 606 231 | 606 231 | 734 862 | 714 983 | 606 231 | 3 268 538

BE000000000000031 | 31 | Wienerberger NV – division Tournai | Wienerberger NV | 6 559 | 5 719 | 5 260 | 5 172 | 4 507 | 27 217

BE000000000000032 | 32 | Briqueteries de Ploegsteert site Afma | Briqueteries de Ploegsteert | 23 169 | 23 169 | 23 169 | 18 658 | 17 916 | 106 081

BE000000000000033 | 33 | Briqueteries de Ploegsteert site Bristal | Briqueteries de Ploegsteert sa | 16 280 | 16 280 | 16 280 | 13 318 | 8 526 | 70 684

BE000000000000045 | 45 | Usine de On | Lhoist Industries SA | 289 504 | 289 504 | 289 504 | 235 204 | 195 477 | 1 299 193

BE000000000000119 | 119 | Usine d’Hermalle | Carrières et fours à chaux Dumont Wautier | 507 279 | 435 295 | 431 941 | 418 399 | 360 237 | 2 153 151

BE000000000000207 | 207 | Gerresheimer Momignies | Gerresheimer Momignies | 17 083 | 16 291 | 17 083 | 17 083 | 16 167 | 83 707

BE000000000000218 | 218 | Carmeuse Four à chaux Seilles | Carmeuse SA | 42 700 | 44 400 | 41 733 | 26 240 | 5 798 | 160 871

BE000000000000238 | 238 | RIVA Aciérie électrique Thy Marcinelle | S.A. Thy Marcinelle | 62 829 | 68 447 | 58 852 | 34 275 | 23 061 | 247 464

BE000000000000249 | 249 | MOLKEREI LAITERIE WALHORN SA | WALHORN SA | 8 220 | 7 424 | 6 319 | 5 993 | 6 652 | 34 608

BE000000000000256 | 256 | SOLAREC SA | Solarec | 18 966 | 18 396 | 23 058 | 24 590 | 23 183 | 108 193

BE000000000000275 | 275 | Desimpel-Terca Peruwelz | Wienerberger nv | 11 403 | 11 403 | 11 403 | 11 403 | 9 151 | 54 763

BE000000000000296 | 296 | MD Verre S.A. | MD Verre S.A. | 36 111 | 43 525 | 22 680 | 22 680 | 17 970 | 142 966

BE000000000205722 | 205722 | SCREDEMA Gaurain | SCREDEMA SA | 2 502 | 2 888 | 3 095 | 3 095 | 2 502 | 14 082

BE000000000205932 | 205932 | Clarebout Warneton | Clarebout | 64 256 | 67 432 | 73 657 | 73 769 | 68 272 | 347 386

BE000000000000013 | 13 | Associated Weavers Europe N.V. | Associated Weavers Europe N.V. | 6 215 | 6 215 | 5 844 | 5 164 | 5 164 | 28 602

BE000000000000015 | 15 | Rendac | Rendac | 8 917 | 8 917 | 8 063 | 7 826 | 7 826 | 41 549

BE000000000000016 | 16 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Kortemark | Wienerberger NV | 16 699 | 16 699 | 19 799 | 16 699 | 16 699 | 86 595

BE000000000000019 | 19 | Sonac Gent | Sonac Gent | 4 518 | 5 062 | 5 062 | 4 495 | 0 | 19 137

BE000000000000035 | 35 | APERAM STAINLESS BELGIUM NV | APERAM GENK NV | 122 850 | 134 447 | 134 447 | 106 819 | 106 819 | 605 382

BE000000000000038 | 38 | Pittsburgh Corning Europe N.V. | Pittsburgh Corning Europe N.V. | 14 630 | 15 142 | 17 077 | 14 816 | 14 816 | 76 481

BE000000000000040 | 40 | Umicore Hoboken | Umicore NV | 171 236 | 172 058 | 181 584 | 181 584 | 181 584 | 888 046

BE000000000000041 | 41 | Umicore Olen | Umicore | 25 236 | 28 079 | 27 855 | 27 611 | 22 831 | 131 612

BE000000000000047 | 47 | 3M Belgium | 3M Belgium bvba | 9 889 | 10 333 | 9 582 | 8 123 | 8 123 | 46 050

BE000000000000061 | 61 | Ajinomoto Omnichem NV | Ajinomoto Omnichem NV | 4 645 | 4 455 | 3 234 | 2 264 | 2 264 | 16 862

BE000000000000098 | 98 | Floren Cie NV | Floren Cie NV | 2 788 | 2 788 | 2 788 | 3 264 | 3 264 | 14 892

BE000000000000100 | 100 | Desta | Desta | 4 857 | 5 245 | 5 613 | 5 432 | 5 432 | 26 579

BE000000000000122 | 122 | Sofidel Benelux | Sofidel Benelux | 23 149 | 23 149 | 23 149 | 18 711 | 18 711 | 106 869

BE000000000000124 | 124 | Ineos Aromatics Belgium NV | Ineos Aromatics NV | 371 279 | 371 279 | 301 818 | 190 616 | 190 616 | 1 425 608

BE000000000000127 | 127 | TotalEnergies Refinery Antwerp NV | TotalEnergies Refinery Antwerp NV | 2 410 264 | 2 410 510 | 2 410 765 | 2 409 501 | 2 409 501 | 12 050 541

BE000000000000137 | 137 | NV Bekaert SA | NV Bekaert Sa | 4 840 | 4 840 | 4 840 | 0 | 0 | 14 520

BE000000000000138 | 138 | Unilin, site Flooring | Unilin, site Flooring | 8 185 | 7 752 | 7 194 | 6 291 | 5 988 | 35 410

BE000000000000139 | 139 | Lano NV | Lano NV | 3 510 | 3 612 | 3 612 | 3 129 | 3 129 | 16 992

BE000000000000141 | 141 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Zonnebeke | Wienerberger NV | 22 872 | 29 819 | 40 716 | 33 632 | 33 632 | 160 671

BE000000000000144 | 144 | Cargill Izegem | Cargill NV | 11 835 | 11 531 | 8 264 | 7 732 | 7 517 | 46 879

BE000000000000152 | 152 | Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV | Evonik Antwerpen NV/Evonik Oxeno Antwerpen NV | 326 701 | 331 253 | 316 420 | 310 494 | 310 494 | 1 595 362

BE000000000000157 | 157 | Kaneka Belgium | Kaneka Belgium NV | 20 832 | 21 136 | 21 136 | 18 903 | 18 903 | 100 910

BE000000000000160 | 160 | PB Leiner | Tessenderlo Group NV | 11 477 | 11 477 | 10 476 | 10 476 | 10 476 | 54 382

BE000000000000165 | 165 | AGC Glass Europe Mol plant | AGC Glass Europe Mol Plant | 35 729 | 50 163 | 50 163 | 49 987 | 49 987 | 236 029

BE000000000000170 | 170 | ViskoTeepak | Peeters Bart | 17 454 | 19 567 | 17 454 | 16 711 | 16 711 | 87 897

BE000000000000171 | 171 | Rousselot BVBA | Rousselot BVBA | 9 372 | 9 372 | 9 768 | 9 768 | 9 768 | 48 048

BE000000000000175 | 175 | Antwerp Polymers Plant, behorende tot ExxonMobil Petroleum Chemical BV | ExxonMobil Petroleum Chemical BV | 18 451 | 18 451 | 18 451 | 18 451 | 18 451 | 92 255

BE000000000000185 | 185 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Malle | Wienerberger NV | 4 428 | 4 650 | 4 650 | 4 537 | 4 537 | 22 802

BE000000000000192 | 192 | Sappi Lanaken NV | IPPAS Invest NV | 83 936 | 86 040 | 97 706 | 17 795 | 0 | 285 477

BE000000000000198 | 198 | Lutosa SA-Plant Waregem | Lutosa SA-Plant Waregem | 11 321 | 11 119 | 11 119 | 11 289 | 11 289 | 56 137

BE000000000000201 | 201 | Steinzeug-Keramo nv | Steinzeug-Keramo nv | 5 009 | 5 009 | 5 594 | 4 390 | 4 390 | 24 392

BE000000000000202 | 202 | Farm Frites Belgium BV | Farm Frites Belgium BV | 20 710 | 19 909 | 19 384 | 23 177 | 22 532 | 105 712

BE000000000000209 | 209 | ATPC Refinery NV | ATPC Refinery NV | 30 585 | 29 622 | 1 897 | 1 897 | 1 897 | 65 898

BE000000000000214 | 214 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Beerse Absheide | Wienerberger NV | 36 980 | 36 980 | 37 145 | 36 242 | 36 242 | 183 589

BE000000000000221 | 221 | Borealis Kallo NV | Borealis Kallo NV | 140 533 | 144 356 | 158 000 | 123 191 | 123 191 | 689 271

BE000000000000222 | 222 | TotalEnergies Olefins Antwerp NV | TotalEnergies Olefins Antwerp NV | 540 890 | 539 419 | 454 120 | 424 419 | 424 419 | 2 383 267

BE000000000000224 | 224 | AB INBEV site Leuven | INBEV Belgium bvba | 5 265 | 5 129 | 4 994 | 4 196 | 4 079 | 23 663

BE000000000000236 | 236 | Tiense Suikerraffinaderij NV – vestiging Tienen | Tiense Suikerraffinaderij | 47 686 | 47 686 | 47 686 | 47 686 | 48 102 | 238 846

BE000000000000241 | 241 | Latexco NV | Latexco NV | 2 154 | 2 154 | 2 154 | 0 | 0 | 6 462

BE000000000000244 | 244 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Lanaken | Wienerberger NV | 9 943 | 11 000 | 9 856 | 7 926 | 7 926 | 46 651

BE000000000000253 | 253 | Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Spouwen) | Vandersanden Steenfabrieken NV (afdeling Spouwen) | 25 739 | 25 739 | 25 739 | 22 323 | 22 323 | 121 863

BE000000000000257 | 257 | Belgomilk cvba Kallo | Milcobel Dairy nv | 20 415 | 17 221 | 16 568 | 18 725 | 18 725 | 91 654

BE000000000000258 | 258 | Belgomilk cvba – Ysco NV | Belgomilk cvba – Ysco nv | 12 871 | 9 753 | 6 714 | 4 458 | 5 153 | 38 949

BE000000000000263 | 263 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Aalbeke | Wienerberger NV | 12 475 | 14 255 | 14 154 | 14 154 | 14 154 | 69 192

BE000000000000271 | 271 | Wienerberger NV Divisie Rumst | Wienerberger NV | 34 029 | 31 095 | 26 307 | 22 492 | 22 492 | 136 415

BE000000000000276 | 276 | Ineos Oxide C2T | INEOS NV | 194 050 | 194 971 | 194 971 | 194 050 | 194 050 | 972 092

BE000000000000277 | 277 | VPK Paper NV | VPK Paper NV | 112 462 | 114 899 | 114 899 | 112 462 | 112 462 | 567 184

BE000000000000281 | 281 | Borealis Polymers | Borealis Polymers NV | 33 253 | 33 253 | 25 381 | 22 930 | 22 930 | 137 747

BE000000000000282 | 282 | Ineos Manufacturing Belgium NV | Veerle Gonnissen | 20 659 | 20 036 | 19 622 | 19 221 | 19 221 | 98 759

BE000000000000289 | 289 | Bayer Agriculture bv | Bayer Agriculture bv | 155 209 | 155 209 | 155 653 | 155 653 | 155 653 | 777 377

BE000000000000290 | 290 | Veurne Snack Foods BVBA | Veurne Snack Foods BVBA | 5 032 | 5 364 | 5 691 | 5 579 | 5 579 | 27 245

BE000000000000292 | 292 | Etex Building Performance | Etex building performance | 25 932 | 26 569 | 25 956 | 25 037 | 25 037 | 128 531

BE000000000000313 | 313 | Taminco BVBA | Taminco BV | 52 722 | 50 086 | 41 398 | 40 682 | 40 682 | 225 570

BE000000000000319 | 319 | LANXESS nv – Kallo | ENVALIOR NV | 42 334 | 43 381 | 44 871 | 46 586 | 46 586 | 223 758

BE000000000000320 | 320 | LANXESS nv – Lillo | LANXESS Performance Materials nv (former “LANXESS nv”) | 204 719 | 204 719 | 204 719 | 192 448 | 192 448 | 999 053

BE000000000000428 | 428 | Aurubis Beerse nv | Aurubis Beerse nv | 34 173 | 34 173 | 27 812 | 24 266 | 24 266 | 144 690

BE000000000000528 | 528 | Argex NV | Johny Bultheel | 34 158 | 38 778 | 40 208 | 41 164 | 41 164 | 195 472

BE000000000000630 | 630 | Saint-Gobain Construction Products Belgium NV/SA | Saint-Gobain Construction Products Belgium NV | 8 280 | 7 550 | 8 802 | 7 550 | 7 550 | 39 732

BE000000000000631 | 631 | Unilin, site Spano | Unilin, site Spano | 25 111 | 28 956 | 23 063 | 18 665 | 18 665 | 114 460

BE000000000000632 | 632 | Gassco AS (Zeepipe Terminal) | Gassco AS | 543 | 543 | 187 | 187 | 187 | 1 647

BE000000000000633 | 633 | Fluxys LNG N.V. – LNG terminal Zeebrugge | FLUXYS LNG nv | 13 938 | 11 943 | 14 653 | 20 492 | 19 922 | 80 948

BE000000000000728 | 728 | Compressiestation Weelde | FLUXYS nv | 5 712 | 5 712 | 5 712 | 3 530 | 3 530 | 24 196

BE000000000000729 | 729 | Compressiestation Winksele | FLUXYS nv | 2 022 | 1 407 | 822 | 643 | 643 | 5 537

BE000000000000730 | 730 | Aardgasopslagstation Loenhout | FLUXYS nv | 1 592 | 1 592 | 2 040 | 1 912 | 1 912 | 9 048

BE000000000000733 | 733 | UZ Gent | UZ Gent | 589 | 941 | 941 | 701 | 701 | 3 873

BE000000000000736 | 736 | UZ Leuven campus Gasthuisberg | UZ Leuven | 2 608 | 3 001 | 2 803 | 2 611 | 2 611 | 13 634

BE000000000000741 | 741 | SCR-Sibelco NV | SCR-Sibelco NV | 5 672 | 7 036 | 7 036 | 5 571 | 5 571 | 30 886

BE000000000000746 | 746 | VITO NV | VITO NV | 1 138 | 1 109 | 747 | 564 | 548 | 4 106

BE000000000000747 | 747 | Aurubis Olen NV | Aurubis Olen NV | 39 013 | 38 831 | 38 494 | 38 247 | 38 247 | 192 832

BE000000000203011 | 203011 | Picanol-Proferro | Picanol NV | 13 782 | 13 887 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 27 669

BE000000000203897 | 203897 | Agfa-Gevaert NV | Agfa Gevaert NV | 18 242 | 17 193 | 16 936 | 15 534 | 15 534 | 83 439

BE000000000203916 | 203916 | Covestro NV Business Unit Polycarbonates | Covestro NV | 91 998 | 91 998 | 91 998 | 91 863 | 91 863 | 459 720

BE000000000204032 | 204032 | Viabuild NV | Viabuild NV | 1 800 | 1 800 | 1 586 | 1 079 | 1 079 | 7 344

BE000000000204109 | 204109 | INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV | INEOS Styrolution Belgium NV | 230 128 | 230 128 | 230 128 | 220 921 | 220 921 | 1 132 226

BE000000000204158 | 204158 | BASF DOW HPPO Production | BASF DOW HPPO Production | 141 965 | 141 965 | 119 054 | 97 214 | 97 214 | 597 412

BE000000000204193 | 204193 | Borealis Antwerpen NV | Borealis Antwerpen NV | 9 619 | 9 883 | 9 074 | 8 797 | 8 797 | 46 170

BE000000000204195 | 204195 | INEOS MANUFACTURING BELGIUM NV – GEEL SITE | Veerle Gonnissen | 1 904 | 1 904 | 1 743 | 1 492 | 1 492 | 8 535

BE000000000204481 | 204481 | Nippon Shokubai Europe NV | Nippon Shokubai Europe NV | 86 380 | 85 911 | 84 389 | 83 227 | 83 227 | 423 134

BE000000000204482 | 204482 | EVAL Europe NV | EVAL EUROPE NV | 56 223 | 71 837 | 75 783 | 68 066 | 68 066 | 339 975

BE000000000205496 | 205496 | ITC Tielt | ITC CO BV | 8 666 | 8 666 | 7 928 | 6 107 | 6 107 | 37 474

BE000000000205502 | 205502 | Asfaltcentrale Willemen Infra Brugge | Willemen Infra nv | 1 295 | 1 295 | 1 295 | 1 161 | 1 161 | 6 207

BE000000000205511 | 205511 | ARLANXEO Belgium nv | ARLANXEO Belgium nv | 93 338 | 93 127 | 60 786 | 7 815 | 0 | 255 066

BE000000000205536 | 205536 | Asfaltcentrale – Grobbendonk | Deckx Algemene Ondernemingen | 1 286 | 912 | 1 854 | 2 636 | 2 636 | 9 324

BE000000000205537 | 205537 | Asfaltcentrale Puurs | Deckx Algemene Ondernemingen | 1 435 | 1 568 | 1 200 | 1 200 | 1 200 | 6 603

BE000000000205667 | 205667 | INOVYN Belgium | INOVYN Belgium | 1 582 | 1 582 | 1 172 | 1 278 | 1 278 | 6 892

BE000000000205734 | 205734 | Sadepan | Sadepan Chimica nv | 18 198 | 17 798 | 16 666 | 12 696 | 12 397 | 77 755

BE000000000205736 | 205736 | APL NV | APL NV | 3 179 | 3 179 | 3 179 | 3 705 | 3 705 | 16 947

BE000000000205737 | 205737 | Colas Noord | Colas Noord NV | 3 001 | 3 001 | 3 622 | 2 220 | 2 220 | 14 064

BE000000000205740 | 205740 | Concordia Textiles | Concordia Textiles | 5 579 | 6 306 | 6 306 | 6 306 | 6 306 | 30 803

BE000000000205741 | 205741 | Jupiter 1 | Air Liquide Large Industry NV | 329 645 | 260 940 | 220 425 | 290 649 | 290 649 | 1 392 308

BE000000000205743 | 205743 | Jupiter 2 | Air Liquide Large Industry NV | 320 572 | 320 572 | 265 252 | 231 063 | 231 063 | 1 368 522

BE000000000205758 | 205758 | EuroChem Antwerpen NV | EuroChem Antwerpen NV | 255 656 | 255 656 | 255 656 | 204 987 | 204 987 | 1 176 942

BE000000000205763 | 205763 | BFS EUROPE NV | BFS Europe N.V. | 5 348 | 4 693 | 4 474 | 0 | 0 | 14 515

BE000000000205779 | 205779 | Nitto Belgium Nv | Nitto Belgium Nv | 2 586 | 2 586 | 2 404 | 1 997 | 1 997 | 11 570

BE000000000205799 | 205799 | Wimble Manufacturing Belgium | Wimble Manufacturing Belgium bvba | 6 732 | 5 514 | 5 514 | 7 550 | 7 550 | 32 860

BE000000000205993 | 205993 | BRUSSELS AIRPORT – BLD 16 | Brussels Airport Company NV | 2 162 | 2 161 | 2 161 | 1 816 | 1 816 | 10 116

BE000000000206955 | 206955 | Imerys Graphite Carbon Belgium N.V. | Imerys Graphite Carbon Belgium N.V. | 30 221 | 36 253 | 39 704 | 41 744 | 41 744 | 189 666

BE000000000210659 | 210659 | Agristo Harelbeke | Agristo | 8 018 | 8 018 | 8 257 | 8 585 | 8 585 | 41 463

BE000000000210661 | 210661 | Agristo Wielsbeke | Agristo | 19 622 | 23 061 | 27 570 | 31 637 | 31 637 | 133 527

BE000000000210663 | 210663 | Asfaltcentrale Willemen Infra Doel | Willemen Infra nv | 2 812 | 2 221 | 2 489 | 2 642 | 2 642 | 12 806

BE000000000214340 | 214340 | SMR-X | Air Liquide Large Industry NV | 234 084 | 234 084 | 234 084 | 165 986 | 165 986 | 1 034 224

BE000000000215060 | 215060 | ArcelorMittal Gent | ArcelorMittal Belgium | 7 486 112 | 7 345 389 | 7 486 112 | 7 486 112 | 7 486 112 | 37 289 837

BE000000000215200 | 215200 | BASF Antwerpen | BASF Antwerpen | 3 132 865 | 3 639 645 | 3 294 202 | 3 299 269 | 3 299 269 | 16 665 250

BE000000000215220 | 215220 | Aluminium Duffel BV | Aluminum Duffel BV | 22 288 | 22 288 | 23 665 | 21 634 | 21 634 | 111 509

BE000000000215820 | 215820 | Advario Stolthaven Antwerp NV | Advario Stolthaven Antwerp NV | 124 | 465 | 455 |  |  | 1 044
TOTAL | 20 149 288 | 20 472 703 | 20 025 728 | 19 356 264 | 19 052 038 | 99 056 021
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX II

Member State: Bulgaria
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

BG000000000000002 | 2 | Е. Миролио EАД – Парова централа – Сливен | Е. Миролио EАД | 20 204 | 17 110 | 12 550 | 14 058 | 13 784 | 77 706

BG000000000000004 | 4 | Топлофикация – Перник АД | Топлофикация Перник АД | 21 589 | 21 034 | 29 438 | 28 641 | 29 745 | 130 447

BG000000000000012 | 12 | Холсим (България) АД Бели Извор | Холсим България АД | 415 660 | 408 543 | 408 543 | 408 543 | 421 514 | 2 062 803

BG000000000000019 | 19 | Аурубис България АД | Аурубис България АД | 277 143 | 275 146 | 277 143 | 277 143 | 279 412 | 1 385 987

BG000000000000020 | 20 | Златна Панега Цимент АД | Златна Панега Цимент АД | 377 949 | 377 949 | 377 357 | 377 357 | 377 357 | 1 887 969

BG000000000000025 | 25 | „ЕВН България Топлофикация” ЕАД- ОЦ “Пловдив Юг” | “ЕВН България Топлофикация” ЕАД | 921 | 2 780 | 3 524 | 2 361 | 1 861 | 11 447

BG000000000000030 | 30 | Винербергер ЕООД | Винербергер ЕООД | 31 254 | 31 254 | 25 189 | 25 189 | 25 189 | 138 075

BG000000000000032 | 32 | БРИКЕЛ ЕАД | “БРИКЕЛ” ЕАД | 246 544 | 240 209 | 182 065 | 122 043 | 131 257 | 922 118

BG000000000000033 | 33 | АГРОПОЛИХИМ АД | АГРОПОЛИХИМ АД | 117 434 | 112 096 | 118 910 | 109 563 | 119 015 | 577 018

BG000000000000036 | 36 | АДМ Разград ЕАД | АДМ Разград ЕАД | 39 163 | 52 390 | 71 864 | 73 932 | 67 044 | 304 393

BG000000000000037 | 37 | Керамика Бургас | “Керамика Бургас” АД | 2 078 | 2 328 | 4 471 | 5 086 | 6 557 | 20 520

BG000000000000039 | 39 | Свилоза АД | Свилоза АД | 17 598 | 16 013 | 20 881 | 15 605 | 14 518 | 84 615

BG000000000000042 | 42 | Биовет АД | Биовет АД | 18 968 | 25 976 | 20 353 | 16 469 | 16 570 | 98 336

BG000000000000044 | 44 | “Рубин Трейдниг” ЕАД | “Рубин Трейдинг” ЕАД | 18 572 | 19 568 | 25 824 | 30 290 | 30 970 | 125 224

BG000000000000045 | 45 | “Захарни Заводи” АД | “Захарни Заводи” АД | 22 572 | 17 307 | 21 348 | 24 959 | 17 422 | 103 608

BG000000000000051 | 51 | КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД пл. Бургас | КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД пл. Бургас | 32 244 | 17 048 | 12 735 | 13 219 | 16 669 | 91 915

BG000000000000052 | 52 | “Топлофикация Русе” ЕАД | “Топлофикация Русе” АД | 23 824 | 23 002 | 22 396 | 21 704 | 21 008 | 111 934

BG000000000000055 | 55 | КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД пл. Велико Търново | КРОНОШПАН БЪЛГАРИЯ ЕООД | 38 309 | 64 589 | 58 726 | 40 546 | 48 965 | 251 135

BG000000000000059 | 59 | БиЕй Глас България АД, площадка Пловдив | БиЕй Глас България АД | 67 147 | 78 264 | 84 858 | 83 260 | 76 129 | 389 658

BG000000000000060 | 60 | БиЕй Глас България АД, площадка София | БиЕй Глас България АД | 27 372 | 27 372 | 33 319 | 44 493 | 49 128 | 181 684

BG000000000000061 | 61 | “Идеал Стандарт – Видима” АД, Завод за производство на санитарна керамика | “Идеал Стандарт – Видима” АД, завод за производство на санитарна керамика | 16 867 | 16 867 | 16 645 | 16 512 | 12 730 | 79 621

BG000000000000063 | 63 | СТОМАНА ИНДЪСТРИ АД | СТОМАНА ИНДЪСТРИ АД | 82 287 | 83 296 | 84 365 | 75 235 | 67 124 | 392 307

BG000000000000064 | 64 | “Инса Ойл” ЕООД | “Инса Ойл” ЕООД | 12 751 | 12 751 | 14 891 | 15 749 | 15 182 | 71 324

BG000000000000067 | 67 | Калцит АД | Калцит АД | 77 531 | 70 125 | 59 715 | 45 718 | 41 817 | 294 906

BG000000000000070 | 70 | Монди Стамболийски ЕАД | Монди Стамболийски ЕАД | 40 952 | 40 952 | 40 952 | 40 952 | 33 452 | 197 260

BG000000000000081 | 81 | ВОЦ”Овча купел-2″ | “Топлофикация София” ЕАД | 2 876 | 2 876 | 2 876 | 2 404 | 2 224 | 13 256

BG000000000000083 | 83 | ТЕЦ “София” | “Топлофикация София” ЕАД | 59 230 | 57 708 | 56 186 | 45 403 | 41 507 | 260 034

BG000000000000086 | 86 | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД, Компресорна Станция “Петрич” | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД | 7 256 | 7 256 | 5 189 | 5 189 | 6 529 | 31 419

BG000000000000089 | 89 | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД, Компресорна Станция “Лозенец” | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД | 4 166 | 1 995 | 6 505 | 10 168 | 13 875 | 36 709

BG000000000000090 | 90 | Компресорна станция към ПГХ Чирен | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД | 2 197 | 1 979 | 2 093 | 1 572 | 1 305 | 9 146

BG000000000000091 | 91 | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД, Компресорна Станция “Ихтиман” | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД | 3 466 | 5 979 | 4 493 | 1 662 | 4 310 | 19 910

BG000000000000097 | 97 | КЦМ АД | КЦМ АД | 165 146 | 159 909 | 164 792 | 173 112 | 177 435 | 840 394

BG000000000000106 | 106 | “Хан Аспарух”АД | “Хан Аспарух” АД | 41 073 | 45 426 | 48 265 | 43 979 | 33 777 | 212 520

BG000000000000112 | 112 | ЛУКОЙЛ Нефтохим Бургас АД | ЛУКОЙЛ Нефтохим Бургас АД | 1 099 051 | 1 095 742 | 1 091 464 | 1 090 627 | 1 090 627 | 5 467 511

BG000000000000116 | 116 | Промет Стийл ЕАД | Промет Стийл ЕАД | 25 164 | 28 951 | 27 766 | 27 766 | 29 412 | 139 059

BG000000000000122 | 122 | ТРУД АД | ТРУД АД | 1 874 | 1 626 | 1 626 | 1 439 | 917 | 7 482

BG000000000000130 | 130 | “Неохим” АД, Димитровград | “Неохим” АД | 504 550 | 504 550 | 489 082 | 392 682 | 396 729 | 2 287 593

BG000000000000148 | 148 | Родна индустрия 91 ЕООД | Родна Индустрия 91 ЕООД | 1 587 | 767 | 767 | 641 | 252 | 4 014

BG000000000000151 | 151 | СМА МИНЕРАЛ БУРГАС ВАР ЕООД | СМА МИНЕРАЛ БУРГАС ВАР ЕООД | 9 882 | 7 971 | 4 488 | 3 307 | 2 982 | 28 630

BG000000000202233 | 202233 | Завод за гипсови плоскости Кнауф Марица | Кнауф България ЕООД | 8 693 | 9 029 | 8 085 | 6 642 | 8 434 | 40 883

BG000000000202843 | 202843 | “КЕРОС България” ЕАД | Керос Керамика ЕАД | 16 654 | 18 057 | 15 256 | 10 638 | 11 278 | 71 883

BG000000000205828 | 205828 | Рока България АД | Рока България АД | 7 338 | 8 134 | 8 431 | 6 843 | 5 588 | 36 334

BG000000000210588 | 210588 | “Пашабахче България” ЕАД | “Пашабахче България”ЕАД | 80 684 | 80 684 | 80 684 | 80 684 | 63 254 | 385 990

BG000000000216401 | 216401 | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД, Компресорна Станция “Расово” | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД | 772 | 10 519 | 10 283 | 10 046 | 12 488 | 44 108

BG000000000216420 | 216420 | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД, Компресорна станция “Нова Провадия” | “Булгартрансгаз” ЕАД | 545 | 12 552 | 12 270 | 11 987 | 15 442 | 52 796

BG000000000221254 | 221254 | Завод Огняново | “Огняново – К” АД |  |  |  | 26 793 | 25 531 | 52 324
TOTAL | 4 089 137 | 4 115 679 | 4 068 663 | 3 882 211 | 3 878 315 | 20 034 005
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX III

Member State: Czechia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

CZ000000000000001 | 1 | Procter Gamble – Rakona, s.r.o. | Procter Gamble – Rakona, s.r.o. | 3 208 | 2 866 | 2 434 | 1 703 | 1 829 | 12 040

CZ000000000000003 | 3 | ORLEN Unipetrol RPA – Areál Kolín | ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o. | 19 150 | 18 937 | 13 430 | 4 007 | 1 002 | 56 526

CZ000000000000004 | 4 | ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Karviná a.s. | ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Karviná a.s. | 3 040 | 3 228 | 2 927 | 1 684 | 1 208 | 12 087

CZ000000000000006 | 6 | provoz Teplárna Náchod | innogy Energo, s.r.o. | 3 194 | 2 072 | 2 017 | 1 274 | 563 | 9 120

CZ000000000000025 | 25 | Energetika-kotelna | Teva Czech Industries s.r.o. | 9 608 | 9 834 | 9 834 | 9 834 | 8 493 | 47 603

CZ000000000000038 | 38 | Teplárna Otrokovice a.s. | Teplárna Otrokovice a.s. | 19 840 | 19 330 | 17 894 | 16 142 | 14 786 | 87 992

CZ000000000000044 | 44 | Teplárna Zlín | Teplárna Zlín s.r.o. | 15 278 | 14 885 | 14 493 | 10 861 | 9 743 | 65 260

CZ000000000000046 | 46 | Pražská teplárenská, a.s. – Teplárna Malešice | #REF! | 1 189 | 997 | 548 | 250 | 85 | 3 069

CZ000000000000049 | 49 | Kotelna Břidličná | AL INVEST Břidličná, a.s. | 16 981 | 16 981 | 17 619 | 14 545 | 11 995 | 78 121

CZ000000000000052 | 52 | Vítkovice Steel, Válcovny | Vítkovice Steel, a.s. | 48 951 | 48 951 | 40 780 | 40 780 | 48 951 | 228 413

CZ000000000000053 | 53 | Moravskoslezské cukrovary, s.r.o.- odštěpný závod Opava | Moravskoslezské cukrovary, s.r.o. | 17 512 | 17 719 | 17 840 | 18 154 | 18 487 | 89 712

CZ000000000000054 | 54 | Teplárna Dolu ČSM | Veolia Průmyslové služby ČR, a.s. | 3 531 | 3 287 | 3 200 | 2 338 | 2 083 | 14 439

CZ000000000000076 | 76 | ENERGETIKA | Plzeňská teplárenská, a. s. | 11 645 | 11 346 | 11 047 | 10 748 | 7 916 | 52 702

CZ000000000000077 | 77 | Dřevozpracující družstvo Lukavec | Dřevozpracující družstvo | 22 116 | 23 421 | 23 421 | 21 479 | 21 245 | 111 682

CZ000000000000082 | 82 | ELEKTRÁRNA KLADNO | Teplárna Kladno s.r.o. | 10 461 | 10 192 | 9 923 | 9 655 | 7 833 | 48 064

CZ000000000000084 | 84 | Pražská teplárenská a.s. – Teplárna Michle | Pražská teplárenská a.s. | 870 | 1 006 | 888 | 515 | 629 | 3 908

CZ000000000000086 | 86 | Teplárna Veleslavín | Veolia Energie Praha, a.s. | 5 761 | 5 612 | 5 464 | 5 316 | 4 315 | 26 468

CZ000000000000092 | 92 | AGROCHEMIE | ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o. | 333 995 | 412 854 | 418 635 | 419 880 | 317 736 | 1 903 100

CZ000000000000103 | 103 | KRONOSPAN – Výroba aglomerovaných materiálů na bázi dřeva | KRONOSPAN CR, spol. s r.o. | 116 660 | 116 660 | 116 660 | 96 863 | 116 660 | 563 503

CZ000000000000105 | 105 | SPOLANA | SPOLANA s.r.o. | 56 976 | 56 879 | 52 701 | 40 398 | 33 684 | 240 638

CZ000000000000106 | 106 | Lovochemie I. | Lovochemie, a.s. | 101 255 | 102 468 | 98 571 | 90 040 | 91 508 | 483 842

CZ000000000000107 | 107 | Lovochemie II. | Lovochemie II. | 67 804 | 68 440 | 82 112 | 68 957 | 69 075 | 356 388

CZ000000000000116 | 116 | Nové energocentrum | OP papírna, s.r.o. | 26 940 | 32 234 | 37 777 | 34 161 | 31 680 | 162 792

CZ000000000000118 | 118 | Elektrárna Dětmarovice | ČEZ, a. s. | 8 610 | 8 950 | 8 437 | 6 804 | 4 157 | 36 958

CZ000000000000119 | 119 | Elektrárna Hodonín | ČEZ, a. s. | 5 852 | 5 702 | 5 551 | 5 401 | 4 448 | 26 954

CZ000000000000122 | 122 | Elektrárna Mělník 2 | Energotrans, a.s. | 27 502 | 17 662 | 12 714 | 12 098 | 11 639 | 81 615

CZ000000000000127 | 127 | Elektrárny Prunéřov | ČEZ, a. s. | 15 165 | 16 570 | 16 133 | 14 304 | 13 711 | 75 883

CZ000000000000129 | 129 | Elektrárna Tušimice | ČEZ, a. s. | 6 563 | 7 588 | 7 635 | 7 205 | 6 911 | 35 902

CZ000000000000141 | 141 | Provoz Brno-sever | Teplárny Brno, a.s. | 996 | 1 180 | 639 | 304 | 437 | 3 556

CZ000000000000142 | 142 | Provoz Špitálka | Teplárny Brno, a.s. | 11 208 | 11 766 | 12 094 | 8 676 | 6 090 | 49 834

CZ000000000000143 | 143 | Provoz Červený mlýn | Teplárny Brno, a.s. | 14 535 | 14 161 | 13 313 | 12 295 | 11 717 | 66 021

CZ000000000000155 | 155 | Crystalex CZ, s.r.o. – závod Nový Bor | Crystalex CZ, s.r.o. | 7 632 | 7 632 | 8 178 | 6 760 | 6 428 | 36 630

CZ000000000000157 | 157 | Závod Lukavice | Balsac papermill s.r.o. | 5 571 | 6 045 | 5 901 | 5 571 | 4 205 | 27 293

CZ000000000000191 | 191 | Elektrárna Kolín | Veolia Energie Kolín, a.s | 6 651 | 5 884 | 6 174 | 6 007 | 4 837 | 29 553

CZ000000000000197 | 197 | DIAMO, státní podnik, odštěpný závod Těžba a úprava uranu | DIAMO, státní podnik | 4 470 | 4 825 | 4 543 | 3 839 | 3 347 | 21 024

CZ000000000000200 | 200 | Teplárna Kopřivnice | KOMTERM services, s.r.o. | 5 177 | 5 217 | 5 525 | 4 872 | 4 457 | 25 248

CZ000000000000210 | 210 | Mobilní kotelna Jižní Město | Veolia Energie ČR, a.s | 26 | 26 | 26 | 26 | 317 | 421

CZ000000000000211 | 211 | Provoz Nový Jičín | Veolia Energie ČR, a.s | 1 211 | 1 180 | 1 148 | 1 117 | 833 | 5 489

CZ000000000000214 | 214 | Špičková výtopna Olomouc | Veolia Energie ČR, a.s | 1 134 | 2 450 | 3 176 | 2 232 | 2 767 | 11 759

CZ000000000000219 | 219 | Teplárna Olomouc | Veolia Energie ČR, a.s | 24 826 | 24 188 | 23 550 | 19 373 | 17 792 | 109 729

CZ000000000000220 | 220 | Teplárna Přerov | Veolia Energie ČR, a.s | 10 918 | 10 638 | 8 221 | 5 247 | 2 758 | 37 782

CZ000000000000221 | 221 | Teplárna Přívoz | Veolia Energie ČR, a.s | 18 010 | 17 547 | 17 085 | 12 193 | 9 929 | 74 764

CZ000000000000224 | 224 | Teplárna Vítkovice | ČEZ ESL, s.r.o. | 3 715 | 3 095 | 2 535 | 1 755 | 1 504 | 12 604

CZ000000000000225 | 225 | Teplárna Týnec s.r.o. | Teplárna Týnec s.r.o. | 550 | 535 | 521 | 508 | 413 | 2 527

CZ000000000000232 | 232 | Lokalita Velké Opatovice | RHI Magnesita Czech Republic a.s. | 13 503 | 13 503 | 13 503 | 10 198 | 7 970 | 58 677

CZ000000000000233 | 233 | Glazura s.r.o. | Glazura s.r.o. | 10 156 | 10 156 | 9 914 | 6 272 | 4 993 | 41 491

CZ000000000000234 | 234 | PETROCHEMIE | ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o. | 582 321 | 592 451 | 718 040 | 690 927 | 577 162 | 3 160 901

CZ000000000000238 | 238 | závod Dubí | O-I Czech Republic, a.s. | 21 098 | 21 098 | 21 795 | 21 900 | 18 772 | 104 663

CZ000000000000242 | 242 | SKLÁRNY MORAVIA, akciová společnost | SKLÁRNY MORAVIA, akciová společnost | 7 386 | 7 124 | 7 678 | 7 678 | 7 817 | 37 683

CZ000000000000243 | 243 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Řepov | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 4 224 | 3 375 | 4 327 | 3 898 | 3 543 | 19 367

CZ000000000000246 | 246 | Zařízení na výrobu skla | KAVALIERGLASS, a.s. | 13 230 | 13 230 | 11 281 | 8 693 | 7 586 | 54 020

CZ000000000000248 | 248 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Novosedly | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 23 794 | 17 060 | 17 060 | 12 547 | 8 270 | 78 731

CZ000000000000252 | 252 | Provozy Teplárny a Tepelná energetika | ENERGETIKA TŘINEC, a.s. | 55 274 | 53 854 | 52 434 | 51 014 | 47 397 | 259 973

CZ000000000000256 | 256 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Holice | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 20 470 | 20 358 | 21 601 | 14 830 | 10 620 | 87 879

CZ000000000000259 | 259 | JIP – Papírny Větřní, a.s. | JIP – Papírny Větřní, a.s. | 7 712 | 7 994 | 7 994 | 7 712 | 8 019 | 39 431

CZ000000000000261 | 261 | Laufen CZ s.r.o., provozovna Bechyně | LAUFEN CZ s.r.o. | 12 825 | 12 825 | 12 825 | 9 750 | 7 845 | 56 070

CZ000000000000263 | 263 | AGC Flat Glass Czech – závod Barevka | AGC Flat Glass Czech a.s., člen AGC Group | 17 549 | 17 549 | 16 994 | 16 795 | 12 812 | 81 699

CZ000000000000264 | 264 | Teplárna České Budějovice, a.s. Výtopna Vráto | Teplárna České Budějovice, a. s. | 794 | 944 | 1 469 | 2 766 | 2 491 | 8 464

CZ000000000000265 | 265 | Cihelna Kinský, spol. s r. o. | Cihelna Kinský, spol. s r. o. | 13 494 | 9 692 | 10 886 | 8 986 | 7 830 | 50 888

CZ000000000000268 | 268 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Stod | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 6 045 | 6 862 | 7 079 | 6 450 | 5 630 | 32 066

CZ000000000000270 | 270 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Hranice | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 10 631 | 10 631 | 11 196 | 8 320 | 6 301 | 47 079

CZ000000000000271 | 271 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Šlapanice | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 8 156 | 13 424 | 16 199 | 10 553 | 6 498 | 54 830

CZ000000000000272 | 272 | SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ, s.r.o. – závod Litomyšl | SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ s.r.o | 25 516 | 26 549 | 25 161 | 21 670 | 12 968 | 111 864

CZ000000000000273 | 273 | Mondi Štětí a.s. | Mondi Štětí a.s. | 155 156 | 163 298 | 143 429 | 131 114 | 132 310 | 725 307

CZ000000000000275 | 275 | hasit | HASIT Šumavské vápenice a omítkárny, s.r.o. | 21 803 | 18 266 | 16 827 | 14 472 | 11 803 | 83 171

CZ000000000000277 | 277 | Holcim (Česko), a.s. | Holcim (Česko), a.s. | 436 048 | 436 048 | 436 048 | 393 338 | 341 689 | 2 043 171

CZ000000000000279 | 279 | VITRABLOK, s.r.o. | VITRABLOK, s.r.o. | 24 961 | 24 961 | 23 364 | 14 845 | 18 146 | 106 277

CZ000000000000283 | 283 | Vápenka Čertovy schody a.s. | Vápenka Čertovy schody a.s. | 251 346 | 251 640 | 251 977 | 190 062 | 149 708 | 1 094 733

CZ000000000000284 | 284 | Sklo Bohemia | Crystal BOHEMIA, a.s. | 9 222 | 8 245 | 9 303 | 9 236 | 8 993 | 44 999

CZ000000000000286 | 286 | Kompresní stanice Kralice nad Oslavou | NET4GAS,s.r.o. | 3 017 | 2 774 | 1 029 | 310 | 57 | 7 187

CZ000000000000287 | 287 | Kompresní stanice Kouřim | NET4GAS,s.r.o. | 4 466 | 3 015 | 1 241 | 511 | 64 | 9 297

CZ000000000000290 | 290 | Kompresní stanice Břeclav | NET4GAS,s.r.o. | 7 739 | 9 469 | 5 786 | 1 579 | 145 | 24 718

CZ000000000000293 | 293 | Kompresní stanice Veselí | NET4GAS,s.r.o. | 1 283 | 793 | 288 | 288 | 37 | 2 689

CZ000000000000299 | 299 | REFRASIL, s.r.o. | REFRASIL, s.r.o. | 3 782 | 3 782 | 4 294 | 4 294 | 3 678 | 19 830

CZ000000000000301 | 301 | Papírenský stroj PS3 | PAPOS Trade s.r.o. | 3 645 | 3 645 | 3 645 | 2 397 | 1 995 | 15 327

CZ000000000000308 | 308 | Centrální kotelna FN v Motole | Fakultní nemocnice v Motole | 2 936 | 2 936 | 2 936 | 2 317 | 2 142 | 13 267

CZ000000000000313 | 313 | LASSELSBERGER, s.r.o., závod Borovany | LASSELSBERGER s.r.o. | 9 104 | 9 104 | 9 104 | 4 014 | 2 262 | 33 588

CZ000000000000314 | 314 | LASSELSBERGER, s.r.o., závod Chlumčany | LASSELSBEREGER s.r.o. | 52 146 | 57 131 | 60 316 | 48 308 | 47 676 | 265 577

CZ000000000000315 | 315 | České lupkové závody, a.s. | České lupkové závody, a.s. | 8 857 | 8 963 | 8 857 | 7 081 | 6 039 | 39 797

CZ000000000000324 | 324 | Českomoravský cement – závod Mokrá | Heidelberg Materials CZ, a.s. | 650 754 | 650 754 | 650 754 | 530 745 | 418 504 | 2 901 511

CZ000000000000334 | 334 | Cihelna Hevlín | HELUZ cihlářský průmysl v.o.s. | 15 911 | 12 876 | 12 071 | 12 071 | 2 862 | 55 791

CZ000000000000336 | 336 | Cihelna Dolní Bukovsko | HELUZ cihlářský průmysl v.o.s | 8 707 | 7 304 | 9 394 | 8 606 | 5 258 | 39 269

CZ000000000000341 | 341 | Cihelna – tunelová pec | Cihelna Hodonín, s.r.o | 5 250 | 3 960 | 3 825 | 2 851 | 2 150 | 18 036

CZ000000000000347 | 347 | Moravskoslezské cukrovary s.r.o., závod Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou | Moravskoslezské cukrovary s.r.o. | 15 668 | 12 695 | 11 668 | 12 468 | 12 618 | 65 117

CZ000000000000353 | 353 | Teplárna Liberec, a.s. | Teplárna Liberec, a.s. | 3 140 | 3 059 | 3 869 | 3 765 | 2 823 | 16 656

CZ000000000000357 | 357 | Silike keramika, spol. s r.o., provoz Děčín | Silike keramika, spol. s r.o. | 2 438 | 2 438 | 2 438 | 1 986 | 1 752 | 11 052

CZ000000000000367 | 367 | ENERGY Ústí nad Labem, a.s. | ENERGY Ústí nad Labem, a.s. | 21 399 | 19 607 | 18 855 | 18 345 | 16 388 | 94 594

CZ000000000000370 | 370 | Tereos TTD – Cukrovar České Meziříčí | Tereos TTD, a.s. | 31 212 | 31 212 | 31 212 | 28 633 | 29 171 | 151 440

CZ000000000000372 | 372 | Synthomer a.s. | Synthomer a.s. | 65 580 | 68 637 | 68 637 | 54 728 | 65 580 | 323 162

CZ000000000000380 | 380 | Wienerberger s.r.o. – závod Jezernice | Wienerberger s.r.o. | 47 708 | 48 766 | 41 736 | 22 261 | 14 832 | 175 303

CZ000000000000386 | 386 | LIAPOR | Lias Vintířov, lehký stavební materiál k.s. | 15 211 | 15 211 | 16 303 | 15 211 | 11 071 | 73 007

CZ000000000000416 | 416 | Cihelna Hevlín II | HELUZ s.r.o. | 29 972 | 23 013 | 24 889 | 26 040 | 17 113 | 121 027

CZ000000000000425 | 425 | Podzemní zásobník plynu Třanovice | Gas Storage CZ, a.s. | 931 | 2 386 | 2 386 | 699 | 340 | 6 742

CZ000000000000426 | 426 | Podzemní zásobník plynu | SPP Storage, s.r.o. | 1 745 | 1 498 | 1 192 | 797 | 697 | 5 929

CZ000000000201865 | 201865 | BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o. | BorsodChem MCHZ, s.r.o. | 135 442 | 135 838 | 137 212 | 105 019 | 105 019 | 618 530

CZ000000000202027 | 202027 | Válcovny trub Chomutov, a.s. | Válcovny trub Chomutov, a.s., Kollárova 1229 | 13 118 | 12 314 | 7 999 | 3 712 | 4 431 | 41 574

CZ000000000202610 | 202610 | Constellium Extrusions Děčín s.r.o. | Constellium Extrusions Děčín s.r.o. | 15 401 | 15 508 | 18 301 | 15 069 | 14 765 | 79 044

CZ000000000202755 | 202755 | SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s.- výroba Polystyreny | SYNTHOS Kralupy a.s. | 7 954 | 8 535 | 8 535 | 7 164 | 6 682 | 38 870

CZ000000000203591 | 203591 | Válcovna kol, kovárna náprav BONATRANS GROUP a.s. | BONATRANS GROUP a.s. | 27 592 | 28 203 | 27 592 | 26 903 | 25 824 | 136 114

CZ000000000203599 | 203599 | Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o. | Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o. | 7 036 | 7 036 | 8 612 | 7 363 | 6 998 | 37 045

CZ000000000205490 | 205490 | Slévárny Třinec, a.s. | Slévárny Třinec, a.s. | 5 290 | 5 290 | 5 290 | 5 290 | 4 125 | 25 285

CZ000000000206782 | 206782 | Plynová kotelna v ELE | ČEZ Teplárenská, a.s. | 2 933 | 1 407 | 1 022 | 720 | 991 | 7 073

CZ000000000207422 | 207422 | PZP Dambořice | MND Gas Storage a.s. | 785 | 1 073 | 1 681 | 1 893 | 1 534 | 6 966

CZ000000000208023 | 208023 | Pittsburgh Corning CR, s.r.o. | Pittsburgh Corning CR, s.r.o. | 5 588 | 5 454 | 5 454 | 5 588 | 5 449 | 27 533

CZ000000000212941 | 212941 | DUKOL – Zařízení na výrobu formalínu | DUKOL Ostrava, s.r.o. | 6 503 | 6 360 | 6 216 | 4 985 | 3 308 | 27 372

CZ000000000216561 | 216561 | NEXEN TIRE Europe s.r.o. | NEXEN TIRE Europe s.r.o. | 3 246 | 3 174 | 3 103 | 2 927 | 3 809 | 16 259
TOTAL | 4 092 490 | 4 169 397 | 4 259 440 | 3 727 135 | 3 215 565 | 19 464 027
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX IV

Member State: Denmark
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

DK000000000000280 | 280 | Arla Foods Energy A/S. Afd. Danmark Protein | Arla Foods Energy A/S | 34 371 | 36 809 | 38 149 | 37 116 | 36 083 | 182 528

DK000000000000342 | 342 | Aalborg Portland A/S | Aalborg Portland A/S | 1 663 537 | 1 797 705 | 1 675 181 | 1 498 603 | 1 498 603 | 8 133 629

DK000000000000005 | 5 | Viborg Varme Produktion A/S, Industrivej 40-42 | Viborg Varme Produktion A/S | 10 149 | 9 888 | 7 265 | 5 776 | 3 716 | 36 794

DK000000000000006 | 6 | HOFOR – Lygten Varmecentral | Hofor Fjernvarme P/S | 3 276 | 3 090 | 3 853 | 4 471 | 4 872 | 19 562

DK000000000000007 | 7 | HOFOR – Østre Varmecentral | Hofor Fjernvarme P/S | 30 | 174 | 1 386 | 1 278 | 294 | 3 162

DK000000000000008 | 8 | HOFOR – Sundholm Varmecentral | Hofor Fjernvarme P/S | 349 | 636 | 2 001 | 2 123 | 1 399 | 6 508

DK000000000000011 | 11 | Stavnsholtcentralen | I/S Vestforbrænding | 2 703 | 1 770 | 904 | 565 | 189 | 6 131

DK000000000000016 | 16 | Silkeborg Varme A/S – Varmeværket Hostrupsgade | Silkeborg Varme A/S | 357 | 615 | 707 | 402 | 136 | 2 217

DK000000000000017 | 17 | Silkeborg Varme A/S – Varmeværket Kejlstrupvej | Silkeborg Varme A/S | 581 | 1 142 | 1 362 | 872 | 236 | 4 193

DK000000000000022 | 22 | Lyngvej Central | Aalborg Varme A/S | 49 | 169 | 391 | 391 | 110 | 1 110

DK000000000000023 | 23 | Svendborgvej Central | Aalborg Varme A/S | 1 221 | 642 | 372 | 88 | 885 | 3 208

DK000000000000024 | 24 | Borgmester Jørgensensvej Central | Aalborg Varme A/S | 33 | 33 | 501 | 501 | 43 | 1 111

DK000000000000026 | 26 | Gasværksvej Varmecentral | Aalborg Varme A/S | 5 712 | 2 159 | 1 395 | 3 425 | 4 591 | 17 282

DK000000000000027 | 27 | Støvring Kraftvarmeværk | Støvring Kraftvarmeværk A.m.b.a. | 2 763 | 2 692 | 2 621 | 2 119 | 1 868 | 12 063

DK000000000000042 | 42 | Avedøreværket | Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S | 136 878 | 108 227 | 105 372 | 93 945 | 98 857 | 543 279

DK000000000000044 | 44 | Helsingør Kraftvarmeværk | Helsingør Kraftvarmeværk A/S | 11 280 | 11 541 | 11 369 | 10 647 | 10 169 | 55 006

DK000000000000045 | 45 | Hillerød Kraftvarmeværk | Hillerød Kraftvarme ApS | 3 385 | 3 298 | 3 211 | 492 | 0 | 10 386

DK000000000000052 | 52 | Amagerværket | HOFOR ENERGIPRODUKTION A/S | 96 946 | 118 675 | 124 436 | 120 786 | 113 003 | 573 846

DK000000000000053 | 53 | H.C. Ørsted Værket | Ørsted Bioenergy Thermal Power A/S | 22 239 | 12 993 | 5 849 | 3 565 | 4 439 | 49 085

DK000000000000055 | 55 | Ringsted Kraftvarmeværk | Ringsted Fjernvarme A/S | 399 | 294 | 192 | 187 | 37 | 1 109

DK000000000000078 | 78 | Nordjyllandsværket | Nordjyallndsværket | 28 530 | 32 576 | 35 703 | 34 736 | 40 893 | 172 438

DK000000000000093 | 93 | Verdo Varme Herning, Nord Varmecentral | Verdo Varme Herning A/S | 1 188 | 765 | 998 | 1 384 | 998 | 5 333

DK000000000000097 | 97 | Vestforsyning Varme A/S, Central Ellebæk | Vestforsyning Varme A/S | 201 | 314 | 474 | 474 | 353 | 1 816

DK000000000000102 | 102 | Albertslund Varmeværk | Albertslund kommune | 170 | 299 | 443 | 443 | 604 | 1 959

DK000000000000109 | 109 | Skagen Varmeværk | Skagen Varmeværk AMBA | 901 | 901 | 590 | 590 | 901 | 3 883

DK000000000000114 | 114 | Bolbro Varmecentral | Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S | 78 | 270 | 444 | 301 | 155 | 1 248

DK000000000000115 | 115 | Centrum Varmecentral | Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S | 1 586 | 1 706 | 776 | 279 | 830 | 5 177

DK000000000000117 | 117 | Dalum Varmecentral | Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 186 | 246

DK000000000000119 | 119 | Næsby Varmecentral | Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S | 30 | 172 | 172 | 172 | 47 | 593

DK000000000000123 | 123 | Vollsmose Varmecentral | Fjernvarme Fyn Distribution A/S | 422 | 422 | 276 | 135 | 357 | 1 612

DK000000000000128 | 128 | Varmecentral Søndermarken | Din Forsyning Varme A/S | 17 | 17 | 17 | 17 | 267 | 335

DK000000000000138 | 138 | Rindum Værket | Ringkøbing Fjernvarmeværk a.m.b.a. | 1 407 | 1 371 | 1 523 | 1 317 | 968 | 6 586

DK000000000000139 | 139 | Vildbjerg Varme A/S | Vildbjerg Varme A/S | 1 232 | 1 200 | 1 169 | 1 009 | 1 127 | 5 737

DK000000000000153 | 153 | Central Bocks Bjerg | Sønderborg Varme A/S | 104 | 101 | 98 | 96 | 234 | 633

DK000000000000159 | 159 | Frederiksgade Varmecentral | Hillerød Varme A/S | 620 | 887 | 495 | 643 | 1 104 | 3 749

DK000000000000162 | 162 | Elmegården varmecentral | Hillerød Varme A/S | 827 | 1 036 | 1 036 | 1 238 | 1 654 | 5 791

DK000000000000163 | 163 | Ikast El- og Varmeværk, Marsvej 4 | Energi Ikast Varme A/S | 1 067 | 707 | 707 | 1 049 | 856 | 4 386

DK000000000000168 | 168 | Svendborg Fjernvarme, Nordre Central | Svenborg Fjernvarme AMBA | 1 612 | 1 196 | 1 320 | 1 108 | 2 500 | 7 736

DK000000000000169 | 169 | Århusværkets Varmecentral | Kredsløb Transmission A/S | 238 | 238 | 386 | 677 | 419 | 1 958

DK000000000000171 | 171 | Jens Juul Vej Varmecentral | Kredsløb Transmission A/S | 83 | 83 | 235 | 592 | 345 | 1 338

DK000000000000178 | 178 | Haderslev Fjernvarme, Posthussvinget 1 | Haderslev Fjernvarme | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 250 | 266

DK000000000000183 | 183 | Sindal Varmeforsyning | Sindal Varmeforsyning A.m.b.a | 146 | 143 | 139 | 135 | 43 | 606

DK000000000000190 | 190 | Central Vest | Forsyning Helsingør Varme A/S | 1 339 | 1 339 | 1 063 | 1 063 | 1 818 | 6 622

DK000000000000193 | 193 | Hjørring Varmeforsyning, Mandøvej 10 | Hjørring Varmeforsyning A.M.B.A. | 4 017 | 3 914 | 4 763 | 4 634 | 5 505 | 22 833

DK000000000000202 | 202 | Skive Fjernvarme, Marius Jensens vej 3 | Skive Fjernvarme A.m.b.a | 271 | 672 | 777 | 430 | 244 | 2 394

DK000000000000206 | 206 | VEKS – Solrød Kedelcentral | Vestegnens Kraftvarmeselskab I/S | 1 353 | 1 114 | 905 | 880 | 710 | 4 962

DK000000000000213 | 213 | CTR, Spidslastcentral Phistersvej | CTR I/S | 17 | 301 | 899 | 1 162 | 904 | 3 283

DK000000000000215 | 215 | Frederiksberg Varmecentral | CTR I/S | 212 | 663 | 1 649 | 1 293 | 387 | 4 204

DK000000000000217 | 217 | Gladsaxe Spidslastcentral | CTR I/S | 340 | 467 | 774 | 958 | 1 137 | 3 676

DK000000000000232 | 232 | Varmecentral Ærøvej | Frederikshavn Varme A/S | 676 | 844 | 844 | 420 | 546 | 3 330

DK000000000000236 | 236 | Brøndbyvester Fjernvarmecentral | Brøndby Fjernvarme AMBA | 102 | 102 | 369 | 369 | 79 | 1 021

DK000000000000248 | 248 | NLMK Dansteel | NLMK Dansteel A/S | 57 330 | 57 330 | 68 430 | 72 206 | 69 877 | 325 173

DK000000000000249 | 249 | Ørsted Salg Service A/S Nybro | Ørsted Salg Service A/S | 1 166 | 1 166 | 1 166 | 1 041 | 908 | 5 447

DK000000000000270 | 270 | DAKA DENMARK A/S, Dakavej 10 | DAKA DENMARK A/S | 3 996 | 4 160 | 4 160 | 2 351 | 2 351 | 17 018

DK000000000000276 | 276 | TripleNine Thyborøn | TripleNine Thyborøn A/S | 24 987 | 24 987 | 24 337 | 19 234 | 16 067 | 109 612

DK000000000000277 | 277 | TripleNine Esbjerg A/S | TripleNine Esbjerg A/S | 2 659 | 2 307 | 2 307 | 2 457 | 3 131 | 12 861

DK000000000000294 | 294 | CARLSBERG SUPPLY A/S TUBORG FB/TERMINAL | Carlsberg Supply Company Danmark A/S | 2 911 | 2 911 | 2 911 | 2 476 | 2 292 | 13 501

DK000000000000300 | 300 | Novopan Træindustri A/S | Kronospan ApS | 24 825 | 24 825 | 24 825 | 24 825 | 20 694 | 119 994

DK000000000000305 | 305 | Brødrene Hartmann A/S | Brødrene Hartmann A/S | 9 604 | 8 859 | 6 950 | 6 308 | 6 308 | 38 029

DK000000000000317 | 317 | Ardagh Glasss Holmegaard A/S | Ardagh Glass Holmegaard A/S | 39 725 | 39 226 | 42 954 | 39 241 | 37 213 | 198 359

DK000000000000318 | 318 | ISOVER | SAINTGOBAIN Denmark A/S | 9 086 | 9 596 | 10 072 | 9 058 | 8 827 | 46 639

DK000000000000320 | 320 | Carl Matzens Teglværk A/S | A/S Carl Matzens Teglværker | 3 077 | 2 955 | 2 814 | 2 394 | 1 723 | 12 963

DK000000000000321 | 321 | Gråsten Teglværk | A/S Graasten Teglværk | 4 479 | 4 479 | 4 479 | 4 479 | 2 788 | 20 704

DK000000000000324 | 324 | Volstrup Teglværk | Monier ApS | 1 961 | 1 961 | 1 961 | 1 347 | 0 | 7 230

DK000000000000328 | 328 | Petersen Tegl A/S | Petersen Tegl A/S | 3 945 | 3 945 | 3 945 | 3 945 | 2 934 | 18 714

DK000000000000330 | 330 | Gandrup Teglværk | Randers Tegl A/S | 9 448 | 9 448 | 10 911 | 9 073 | 7 519 | 46 399

DK000000000000331 | 331 | Hammershøj teglværk | Randers Tegl A/S | 10 442 | 10 442 | 8 880 | 8 880 | 6 138 | 44 782

DK000000000000338 | 338 | Vindø Teglværk | Randers Tegl A/S | 5 170 | 5 170 | 4 981 | 4 023 | 2 720 | 22 064

DK000000000000350 | 350 | Munck Asfalt A/S, Ans By | Munck Asfalt A/S | 1 788 | 1 788 | 1 177 | 1 342 | 1 788 | 7 883

DK000000000000351 | 351 | Rockwool A/S Doense | ROCKWOOL Danmark A/S | 49 593 | 54 448 | 57 560 | 42 962 | 34 764 | 239 327

DK000000000000353 | 353 | Rockwool A/S, Vamdrup | ROCKWOOL Danmark A/S | 13 086 | 13 617 | 14 628 | 12 110 | 10 703 | 64 144

DK000000000000354 | 354 | Leca Danmark A/S | Leca Danmark A/S | 62 976 | 67 041 | 65 836 | 50 967 | 52 501 | 299 321

DK000000000000356 | 356 | Danfoss | Danfoss A/S | 1 594 | 1 217 | 826 | 676 | 858 | 5 171

DK000000000000359 | 359 | Fællinggård Varmeforsyning aps | FELDBORG ENERGY APS | 1 043 | 1 016 | 632 | 239 | 81 | 3 011

DK000000000000361 | 361 | Duferco Danish Steel | Duferco Danish Steel A/S | 9 535 | 9 535 | 9 535 | 7 987 | 7 618 | 44 210

DK000000000000375 | 375 | Siri feltet omfattende anlæg på Siri platformen | INEOS EP A/S | 17 543 | 18 315 | 16 036 | 16 036 | 16 211 | 84 141

DK000000000000378 | 378 | Helsinge Fjernvarme | Helsinge Fjernvarme amba | 2 002 | 1 950 | 1 510 | 1 469 | 1 796 | 8 727

DK000000000000380 | 380 | Colas Sundsholmen, Nørresundby | Colas Danmark A/S | 1 988 | 2 327 | 1 988 | 1 623 | 1 988 | 9 914

DK000000000000406 | 406 | FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies Denmark ApS | FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies Denmark ApS | 778 | 1 013 | 1 117 | 1 117 | 1 541 | 5 566

DK000000000202197 | 202197 | I/S Amager Ressourcecenter | I/S Amager Ressourcecenter | 55 235 | 54 578 | 48 972 | 49 704 | 52 629 | 261 118

DK000000000205663 | 205663 | Nørre Uttrup Varmecentral | Aalborg Varme A/S | 3 104 | 1 624 | 1 624 | 1 476 | 1 919 | 9 747

DK000000000206031 | 206031 | KMC Granules | KMC, Kartoffelmelscentralen AmbA | 10 955 | 11 199 | 11 448 | 11 727 | 11 935 | 57 264

DK000000000207003 | 207003 | CTR I/S GRC (Gladsaxe Ringvej Centralen) | CTR I/S | 574 | 574 | 574 | 574 | 968 | 3 264

DK000000000210419 | 210419 | De Danske Gærfabrikker A/S | De Danske Gærfabrikker A/S | 13 502 | 16 714 | 17 677 | 16 449 | 13 502 | 77 844

DK000000000212420 | 212420 | Citycentralen | DIN Forsyning Varme A/S | 800 | 935 | 765 | 2 348 | 6 411 | 11 259

DK000000000219161 | 219161 | Central Gasværksvej | Jimmy Jørgensen | 350 | 87 | 0 |  |  | 437
TOTAL | 2 506 320 | 2 638 136 | 2 523 568 | 2 277 119 | 2 254 654 | 12 199 797
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX V

Member State: Germany
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

DE000000000000006 | 6 | Destillation und Nebenanlagen | TotalEnergies Bitumen Deutschland GmbH | 23 247 | 23 247 | 24 798 | 23 247 | 23 247 | 117 786

DE000000000000007 | 7 | Standort Neustadt | Bayernoil Raffineriegesellschaft mbH | 696 105 | 576 538 | 690 202 | 671 667 | 671 667 | 3 306 179

DE000000000000013 | 13 | Raffinerie | HR Chemisch-Pharmazeutische Spezialitäten GmbH | 42 207 | 40 950 | 41 616 | 42 076 | 42 076 | 208 925

DE000000000000031 | 31 | Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland Wesseling | Shell Deutschland GmbH Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland Wesseling | 1 196 364 | 1 196 364 | 1 271 806 | 1 255 552 | 1 255 552 | 6 175 638

DE000000000000040 | 40 | Elektrostahlwerk – einheitliche Anlage | Peiner Träger GmbH | 154 592 | 127 170 | 110 478 | 102 929 | 102 929 | 598 098

DE000000000000045 | 45 | Kokerei Prosper | ArcelorMittal Bremen GmbH | 380 973 | 289 316 | 289 316 | 285 630 | 285 630 | 1 530 865

DE000000000000046 | 46 | Elektrostahlwerk | H.E.S. Hennigsdorfer Elektrostahlwerke GmbH | 41 214 | 42 119 | 41 827 | 39 441 | 39 441 | 204 042

DE000000000000048 | 48 | Schmelz- und Gießbetrieb Siegen Eintracht | BGH Edelstahl Siegen GmbH | 11 495 | 11 495 | 11 495 | 9 674 | 9 674 | 53 833

DE000000000000054 | 54 | Stahlwerk | Georgsmarienhütte GmbH | 74 816 | 75 009 | 75 346 | 75 216 | 75 216 | 375 603

DE000000000000059 | 59 | LD-Stahlwerk Saarstahl AG | Saarstahl AG | 2 986 | 3 365 | 3 632 | 2 030 | 2 030 | 14 043

DE000000000000072 | 72 | Elektrostahlwerk | Schmiedewerke Gröditz GmbH | 6 283 | 6 283 | 6 283 | 6 824 | 6 824 | 32 497

DE000000000000193 | 193 | Glasschmelze Werk I | Noelle von Campe GmbH Co. KG | 17 571 | 17 571 | 14 495 | 10 329 | 10 329 | 70 295

DE000000000000223 | 223 | Floatglasanlage | PILKINGTON Deutschland AG | 164 825 | 164 825 | 164 825 | 164 392 | 164 392 | 823 259

DE000000000000235 | 235 | Wanne 7 | SP Spezialglas Piesau GmbH | 16 265 | 15 576 | 16 265 | 15 424 | 15 424 | 78 954

DE000000000000261 | 261 | Herstellung von Hohlglas | Ritzenhoff Cristal GmbH | 15 796 | 15 648 | 16 104 | 15 851 | 15 851 | 79 250

DE000000000000265 | 265 | Anlage zur Herstellung von Glas und Mikrofasern | Lauscha Fiber International GmbH | 14 240 | 14 240 | 14 240 | 9 914 | 9 914 | 62 548

DE000000000000289 | 289 | Erbersdobler Ziegel GmbH Co. KG | Erbersdobler Ziegel GmbH Co. KG | 17 162 | 17 592 | 20 549 | 18 281 | 18 281 | 91 865

DE000000000000298 | 298 | Ziegelwerk Vatersdorf | Leipfinger-Bader GmbH | 19 576 | 17 718 | 17 165 | 14 785 | 14 785 | 84 029

DE000000000000299 | 299 | Ziegelwerk Englert GmbH | Ziegelwerk Englert GmbH | 4 817 | 4 296 | 4 296 | 4 078 | 4 078 | 21 565

DE000000000000302 | 302 | Ziegelwerk Markt Wald GmbH | Ziegelwerk Markt Wald GmbH | 6 197 | 6 463 | 6 425 | 5 123 | 5 123 | 29 331

DE000000000000303 | 303 | Rapis-Ziegel Schmid GmbH Co. KG | Rapis-Ziegel Schmid GmbH Co. KG | 4 765 | 5 040 | 4 779 | 4 136 | 4 136 | 22 856

DE000000000000306 | 306 | Ziegelwerk Bellenberg, Wiest GmbH und Co. KG | Ziegelwerk Bellenberg Wiest GmbH Co. KG | 25 154 | 25 154 | 25 154 | 22 903 | 22 903 | 121 268

DE000000000000311 | 311 | Ernst Ziegelwerk GmbH Co. KG | Ernst Ziegelwerk GmbH Co. KG | 3 074 | 3 274 | 4 489 | 2 645 | 2 645 | 16 127

DE000000000000339 | 339 | Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co.KG Werk Gersthofen | Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co. KG | 9 454 | 7 858 | 7 858 | 7 449 | 7 449 | 40 068

DE000000000000342 | 342 | Werk Schirnding | Hart Keramik AG | 5 623 | 5 623 | 5 623 | 5 831 | 5 831 | 28 531

DE000000000000343 | 343 | Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co. KG Werk Dachau | Hörl Hartmann Ziegeltechnik GmbH Co. KG | 24 343 | 24 490 | 24 490 | 23 963 | 23 963 | 121 249

DE000000000000349 | 349 | Tonwerk Venus GmbH Co. KG | Tonwerk Venus GmbH Co. KG | 9 312 | 10 370 | 10 370 | 8 630 | 8 630 | 47 312

DE000000000000352 | 352 | Westerwälder Blumentopf-Fabrik | Westerwälder Blumentopf-Fabrik Spang GmbH Co. KG | 6 856 | 6 856 | 8 047 | 7 138 | 7 138 | 36 035

DE000000000000362 | 362 | Brennanlage Werk Mainzlar | RHI Magnesita Deutschland AG | 10 930 | 10 930 | 8 532 | 6 259 | 6 259 | 42 910

DE000000000000398 | 398 | Ziegelwerk Kellerer | Ziegelwerk Michael Kellerer GmbH Co. KG | 15 369 | 14 017 | 15 369 | 12 485 | 12 485 | 69 725

DE000000000000410 | 410 | Werk 1, 2, 2a, 3, 4, 5 | Girnghuber GmbH | 26 430 | 29 318 | 28 626 | 24 713 | 24 713 | 133 800

DE000000000000412 | 412 | Ziegelwerk Freital EDER GmbH | Ziegelwerk Freital EDER GmbH | 14 943 | 14 943 | 16 480 | 9 963 | 9 963 | 66 292

DE000000000000421 | 421 | Ziegelwerk Pente | Wienerberger GmbH | 14 952 | 12 307 | 10 820 | 9 621 | 9 621 | 57 321

DE000000000000435 | 435 | Ziegelwerk Bergheim/Steinheim | Wienerberger GmbH | 13 627 | 16 434 | 11 541 | 8 847 | 8 847 | 59 296

DE000000000000436 | 436 | Ziegelei | JUWÖ Poroton-Werke Ernst Jungk Sohn GmbH | 27 999 | 28 665 | 28 887 | 23 980 | 23 980 | 133 511

DE000000000000438 | 438 | Adolf Zeller GmbH Co. Poroton-Ziegelwerk KG | Adolf Zeller GmbH Co. Poroton-Ziegelwerk KG | 8 968 | 10 231 | 9 348 | 8 529 | 8 529 | 45 605

DE000000000000441 | 441 | Ziegelwerk Deisendorf | Ziegelwerk Deisendorf GmbH | 7 141 | 7 492 | 8 443 | 7 483 | 7 483 | 38 042

DE000000000000443 | 443 | Ziegelwerk Otto Staudacher GmbH Co. KG | Ziegelwerk Otto Staudacher GmbH Co. KG | 25 457 | 24 789 | 25 206 | 23 201 | 23 201 | 121 854

DE000000000000450 | 450 | Ziegelei | Alten Ziegelei GmbH CO KG | 4 576 | 4 360 | 4 360 | 4 576 | 4 576 | 22 448

DE000000000000458 | 458 | Ziegelwerk Zeilarn | Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG | 35 304 | 29 882 | 30 688 | 27 360 | 27 360 | 150 594

DE000000000000462 | 462 | Ziegelwerk Isen | Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG | 17 564 | 17 564 | 17 564 | 13 902 | 13 902 | 80 496

DE000000000000463 | 463 | Ziegelwerk Aichach | Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG | 17 971 | 15 188 | 13 424 | 9 137 | 9 137 | 64 857

DE000000000000464 | 464 | Ziegelwerk Rötz | Schlagmann Poroton GmbH Co. KG | 13 435 | 10 009 | 10 230 | 10 641 | 10 641 | 54 956

DE000000000000468 | 468 | Ziegelwerk Aubenham | Ziegelwerk Aubenham Adam Holzner GmbH Co.KG | 3 420 | 3 231 | 3 231 | 2 768 | 2 768 | 15 418

DE000000000000473 | 473 | Ziegelwerk | Ziegelwerk Oberlausitz GmbH Unter den Eichen 13 31226 Peine | 9 846 | 10 716 | 10 960 | 8 696 | 8 696 | 48 914

DE000000000000489 | 489 | Sappi Ehingen | Sappi Ehingen GmbH | 81 283 | 81 151 | 77 857 | 57 985 | 57 985 | 356 261

DE000000000000490 | 490 | Mercer Rosenthal GmbH, Zellstofffabrik | Mercer Rosenthal GmbH | 16 449 | 16 449 | 16 449 | 16 572 | 16 572 | 82 491

DE000000000000493 | 493 | Essity Mannheim, HKW | Essity Operations Mannheim GmbH | 125 148 | 121 734 | 118 230 | 114 262 | 111 081 | 590 455

DE000000000000506 | 506 | Papiermaschinenanlage | Feldmuehle GmbH | 19 065 | 19 065 | 17 761 | 15 219 | 15 219 | 86 329

DE000000000000509 | 509 | TH_W_53/42200235200 (PM5) | Sofidel Germany GmbH | 4 019 | 4 019 | 3 843 | 2 763 | 2 763 | 17 407

DE000000000000513 | 513 | Werk Arnsberg Müschede Papierfabrik | WEPA Deutschland GmbH Co. KG | 17 370 | 17 370 | 16 888 | 16 763 | 16 763 | 85 154

DE000000000000514 | 514 | Papierfabrik WEPA Giershagen | WEPA Deutschland GmbH Co. KG | 31 173 | 31 173 | 31 173 | 30 867 | 30 867 | 155 253

DE000000000000516 | 516 | PKVarel_Papierfabrik | Papier- u. Kartonfabrik Varel GmbH Co. KG Dangaster Straße 38, 26316 Varel Postfach 13 40, 26303 Varel | 176 599 | 173 708 | 174 781 | 173 963 | 173 963 | 873 014

DE000000000000518 | 518 | Pappenmaschine | Pappenfabrik Trauchgau GmbH Co. KG | 3 664 | 3 664 | 3 664 | 3 057 | 3 057 | 17 106

DE000000000000522 | 522 | Papierproduktion Nordland | Nordland Papier GmbH | 260 827 | 271 220 | 304 376 | 215 904 | 215 904 | 1 268 231

DE000000000000540 | 540 | Trocknung Texonmaterial durch Dampf | Texon Mockmühl GmbH | 3 507 | 3 507 | 4 175 | 3 192 | 3 192 | 17 573

DE000000000000546 | 546 | Filterschichtenherstellung Bad Kreuznach | Pall Filtersystems GmbH | 5 779 | 5 779 | 6 057 | 5 779 | 5 779 | 29 173

DE000000000000551 | 551 | Glatfelter Dresden | Glatfelter Dresden GmbH | 12 857 | 14 563 | 10 555 | 8 179 | 8 179 | 54 333

DE000000000000557 | 557 | Papierfabrik Kehl | Koehler Kehl GmbH | 79 720 | 85 009 | 98 641 | 83 380 | 83 380 | 430 130

DE000000000000558 | 558 | Papierfabrik, Oberkirch | Koehler Oberkirch GmbH | 41 151 | 41 151 | 45 674 | 42 679 | 42 679 | 213 334

DE000000000000562 | 562 | Papierfabrik | LENK Paper GmbH | 6 667 | 6 667 | 6 667 | 5 334 | 5 334 | 30 669

DE000000000000571 | 571 | Kartonmaschine 5 (inkl. Kraftwerk) | MM Neuss GmbH | 82 959 | 82 959 | 82 849 | 66 634 | 66 634 | 382 035

DE000000000000575 | 575 | Papiermaschinen Glückstadt | Steinbeis Papier GmbH | 30 065 | 26 103 | 31 879 | 31 972 | 31 972 | 151 991

DE000000000000579 | 579 | Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Bielefeld (MPB) | Mitsubishi HiTec Paper Europe GmbH | 40 375 | 37 234 | 37 463 | 34 137 | 34 137 | 183 346

DE000000000000584 | 584 | Klingele Paper Weener SE CO. KG | Klingele Paper Weener SE Co. KG | 14 567 | 14 567 | 14 567 | 21 552 | 21 552 | 86 805

DE000000000000585 | 585 | Anlage zur Herstellung von Spezialpapieren | Gebr. Hoffsümmer Spezialpapier GmbH Co. KG | 7 449 | 7 449 | 7 449 | 4 133 | 4 133 | 30 613

DE000000000000586 | 586 | Papierfabrik Sappi Alfeld (0338) | Sappi Alfeld GmbH | 91 217 | 88 880 | 99 490 | 88 415 | 88 415 | 456 417

DE000000000000590 | 590 | Anlage zur Papier- und Kartonherstellung | LEIPA Georg Leinfelder GmbH | 28 540 | 28 735 | 28 735 | 20 624 | 20 624 | 127 258

DE000000000000591 | 591 | Papiermaschinen 1, 3, 4, 5 | LEIPA Georg Leinfelder GmbH | 114 450 | 122 397 | 120 046 | 75 945 | 75 945 | 508 783

DE000000000000612 | 612 | Papierfabrik Flensburg | Fjord Paper Flensburg GmbH | 10 744 | 9 638 | 9 638 | 7 843 | 7 843 | 45 706

DE000000000000616 | 616 | Papiererzeugung | Sappi Stockstadt GmbH | 89 582 | 73 610 | 55 764 | 40 954 | 40 954 | 300 864

DE000000000000621 | 621 | Wesergold Betriebsstätte Rinteln | riha WeserGold Getränke GmbH Co. KG Betriebsstätte Rinteln | 2 870 | 3 515 | 3 515 | 2 870 | 2 870 | 15 640

DE000000000000637 | 637 | EGGER Spanplattenwerk, Markt Bibart | EGGER Holzwerkstoffe Markt Bibart GmbH | 41 333 | 41 333 | 41 333 | 34 955 | 34 955 | 193 909

DE000000000000763 | 763 | Energiezentrum Mohn Media | Mohn Media Mohndruck GmbH | 6 130 | 5 972 | 5 815 | 4 798 | 4 665 | 27 380

DE000000000000772 | 772 | SPEZIALPAPIERFABRIK OBER-SCHMITTEN GuD Anlage Ober-Schmitten | SPEZIALPAPIERFABRIK OBER-SCHMITTEN GMBH | 9 476 | 9 320 | 9 320 | 7 384 | 7 384 | 42 884

DE000000000000779 | 779 | Anlage zur Herstellung von Papier NW-44_0001413 | R.D.M. Arnsberg GmbH | 53 043 | 53 043 | 53 043 | 44 219 | 44 219 | 247 567

DE000000000000816 | 816 | Heizzentrale | PRINOVIS GmbH Co. KG, Betrieb Ahrensburg | 2 600 | 2 600 | 2 373 | 2 075 | 2 075 | 11 723

DE000000000000825 | 825 | HKW Rostock Marienehe | Stadtwerke Rostock AG | 29 443 | 29 997 | 26 819 | 27 938 | 27 160 | 141 357

DE000000000000830 | 830 | Beck’s Kesselhaus-0001 | Brauerei Beck Co. GmbH | 3 746 | 3 746 | 4 457 | 3 746 | 3 746 | 19 441

DE000000000000832 | 832 | Kraftwerk | Solvay Chemicals GmbH | 13 911 | 13 553 | 13 196 | 16 307 | 15 853 | 72 820

DE000000000000940 | 940 | Heizwerk Wolfgang | Stadtwerke Hanau GmbH | 6 165 | 6 945 | 5 425 | 4 975 | 4 975 | 28 485

DE000000000000959 | 959 | Heizkraftwerk Mittelfeld | Städtische Werke Energie Wärme GmbH | 1 905 | 1 856 | 1 320 | 367 | 356 | 5 804

DE000000000001010 | 1010 | DS Smith Paper Witzenhausen, GKW | DS Smith Paper Deutschland GmbH | 5 647 | 7 802 | 10 175 | 6 001 | 5 834 | 35 459

DE000000000001020 | 1020 | Spanplattenwerk/Rohspan | Pfleiderer Leutkirch GmbH | 27 462 | 27 462 | 27 132 | 20 804 | 20 804 | 123 664

DE000000000001087 | 1087 | Dampfkesselanlage Suwelack | Dr. Otto Suwelack Nachf. GmbH Co. KG | 4 660 | 4 660 | 3 856 | 3 502 | 3 502 | 20 180

DE000000000001116 | 1116 | Kraftwerk Nord | BASF SE | 153 448 | 161 316 | 152 022 | 124 785 | 121 311 | 712 882

DE000000000001141 | 1141 | Heizkraftwerk | Constellium Singen GmbH | 8 964 | 9 414 | 8 284 | 5 077 | 4 936 | 36 675

DE000000000001146 | 1146 | Heizkraftwerk | Universitätsklinikum Freiburg | 10 529 | 11 850 | 12 035 | 11 205 | 10 893 | 56 512

DE000000000001209 | 1209 | Wernsing Feuerungsanlage | Wernsing Feinkost GmbH | 17 059 | 17 691 | 18 872 | 19 789 | 19 789 | 93 200

DE000000000001268 | 1268 | KWK-Anlage | CR3-Kaffeeveredelung M. Hermsen GmbH | 9 662 | 9 414 | 11 014 | 11 013 | 10 707 | 51 810

DE000000000001366 | 1366 | Papierproduktion und Veredelung mit Kesselhaus | Lahnpaper GmbH | 6 964 | 7 669 | 7 669 | 5 325 | 5 325 | 32 952

DE000000000001376 | 1376 | Kraftwerk Schkopau | Saale Energie GmbH | 100 786 | 106 568 | 103 757 | 89 307 | 86 822 | 487 240

DE000000000001434 | 1434 | OS-Anlage mit Dampfkessel PP | Basell Polyolefine GmbH | 5 323 | 4 482 | 4 482 | 4 345 | 4 345 | 22 977

DE000000000001459 | 1459 | Kraftwerk Schwarze Pumpe | Lausitz Energie Kraftwerke AG | 231 430 | 188 633 | 219 735 | 213 614 | 207 668 | 1 061 080

DE000000000001469 | 1469 | Zellstofferzeugung (ZE) | Sappi Stockstadt GmbH | 5 202 | 5 730 | 6 666 | 4 291 | 4 291 | 26 180

DE000000000001518 | 1518 | Werk Hemelingen Kesselhaus 2 (CP2) | Jacobs Douwe Egberts DE GmbH | 6 725 | 6 725 | 7 844 | 6 725 | 6 725 | 34 744

DE000000000001521 | 1521 | Werk Hemelingen Kesselhaus 1 (Central Power Station CP1) | Jacobs Douwe Egberts DE GmbH | 2 432 | 2 432 | 1 700 | 1 260 | 1 260 | 9 084

DE000000000001522 | 1522 | KRONOS TITAN GmbH, Werk Nordenham | KRONOS TITAN GmbH | 40 994 | 39 941 | 38 887 | 28 987 | 28 180 | 176 989

DE000000000001541 | 1541 | Energiezentrale | Paderborner Kühlhaus GmbH Co.KG | 1 770 | 1 724 | 2 032 | 1 497 | 1 456 | 8 479

DE000000000001546 | 1546 | Heizwerk Werk Weiding | ALMIL AG Allgäuer Alpenmilchwerk | 5 803 | 5 803 | 5 837 | 5 531 | 5 531 | 28 505

DE000000000001573 | 1573 | Kesselhaus 1 | Stute Nahrungsmittelwerke GmbH Co. KG | 2 475 | 1 999 | 1 865 | 1 520 | 1 520 | 9 379

DE000000000001603 | 1603 | Industriekraftwerk Frechen | RWE Power AG | 144 890 | 103 166 | 91 348 | 52 624 | 51 159 | 443 187

DE000000000001630 | 1630 | HKW Leihgesterner Weg | Stadtwerke Gießen AG | 4 433 | 4 038 | 3 760 | 3 279 | 3 187 | 18 697

DE000000000001633 | 1633 | Einheitliche Anlage: Heizkraftwerk Louisenthal Papiermaschine PM1 | Papierfabrik Louisenthal GmbH | 6 948 | 6 948 | 6 948 | 6 948 | 6 948 | 34 740

DE000000000001646 | 1646 | Energiezentrale | Coffein Compagnie GmbH Co. KG | 10 130 | 9 568 | 9 434 | 9 100 | 8 847 | 47 079

DE000000000001665 | 1665 | UPM, Schongau Heizkraftwerk | UPM GmbH, Werk Schongau | 4 245 | 4 136 | 3 839 | 3 484 | 3 388 | 19 092

DE000000000001672 | 1672 | HKW West | Stadtwerke Karlsruhe GmbH | 24 660 | 25 154 | 22 879 | 18 342 | 17 831 | 108 866

DE000000000001687 | 1687 | Kartoffelverarbeitungswerk Aldrup | Agrarfrost GmbH | 20 948 | 20 410 | 19 871 | 14 012 | 13 622 | 88 863

DE000000000001691 | 1691 | Kimberly Clark Werk Koblenz | Kimberly Clark Deutschland GmbH | 11 095 | 11 095 | 10 961 | 10 730 | 10 730 | 54 611

DE000000000001695 | 1695 | Kesselhaus Oschersleben | Agrarfrost GmbH | 1 290 | 1 584 | 1 416 | 1 034 | 1 034 | 6 358

DE000000000001704 | 1704 | Biomasseheizkraftwerk Pfaffenhofen | Danpower Biomasse GmbH | 3 169 | 3 213 | 3 129 | 2 746 | 2 671 | 14 928

DE000000000001729 | 1729 | Heizwerk Frankfurter Straße | Entega AG | 851 | 1 381 | 1 168 | 619 | 619 | 4 638

DE000000000001769 | 1769 | Heizkraftwerk Karcherstraße | SWK Stadtwerke Kaiserslautern Versorgungs-AG | 13 793 | 13 438 | 13 084 | 10 345 | 10 057 | 60 717

DE000000000001774 | 1774 | Essity Mannheim, WM 6 | Essity Operations Mannheim GmbH | 42 122 | 42 122 | 42 122 | 34 409 | 34 409 | 195 184

DE000000000001778 | 1778 | Kesselhaus | Constellium Singen GmbH | 2 393 | 1 839 | 2 242 | 3 296 | 3 296 | 13 066

DE000000000001788 | 1788 | Heizwerk Nordost | Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH | 547 | 1 664 | 2 755 | 2 941 | 2 941 | 10 848

DE000000000001789 | 1789 | Heißwassererzeuger Kulkwitz | Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH | 163 | 322 | 322 | 766 | 766 | 2 339

DE000000000001877 | 1877 | Elektrostahlwerk Saarschmiede | Saarschmiede GmbH Freiformschmiede | 2 583 | 3 238 | 4 117 | 3 899 | 3 899 | 17 736

DE000000000001994 | 1994 | Sinteranlage | Almatis GmbH | 2 765 | 4 018 | 4 018 | 0 | 0 | 10 801

DE000000000002196 | 2196 | Ethylenanlage OM6 | Basell Polyolefine GmbH | 793 919 | 806 726 | 799 776 | 790 891 | 790 891 | 3 982 203

DE000000000002298 | 2298 | Steamcracker I | BASF SE | 184 723 | 217 832 | 183 969 | 96 185 | 96 185 | 778 894

DE000000000002299 | 2299 | Steamcracker II | BASF SE | 677 510 | 676 101 | 676 433 | 675 218 | 675 218 | 3 380 480

DE000000000002494 | 2494 | Feuerverzinkung 2 und 3 | Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH | 18 448 | 18 448 | 18 448 | 24 536 | 24 536 | 104 416

DE000000000002495 | 2495 | Warmbreitbandwalzwerk | Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH | 251 424 | 245 455 | 251 739 | 260 105 | 260 105 | 1 268 828

DE000000000002694 | 2694 | Orion Engineered Carbons GmbH Werk Kalscheuren Gasrußanlage | Orion Engineered Carbons GmbH | 31 809 | 32 311 | 32 311 | 31 809 | 31 809 | 160 049

DE000000000004128 | 4128 | Werk Bernburg | Knauf Insulation GmbH | 24 416 | 25 455 | 25 455 | 21 149 | 21 149 | 117 624

DE000000000004129 | 4129 | Pfleiderer Gütersloh GmbH | Pfleiderer Gütersloh GmbH | 34 210 | 28 269 | 27 524 | 23 039 | 22 398 | 135 440

DE000000000004130 | 4130 | Glasschmelze Werk II | Noelle von Campe GmbH Co. KG | 24 964 | 24 964 | 31 579 | 39 136 | 39 136 | 159 779

DE000000000004151 | 4151 | BRE.M.A | BRE.M.A Warmwalz GmbH Co. KG | 253 335 | 218 265 | 218 265 | 207 337 | 207 337 | 1 104 539

DE000000000004153 | 4153 | Herstellung von Tiefenfilterschichten | EATON Technologies GmbH | 3 509 | 3 509 | 3 509 | 3 721 | 3 721 | 17 969

DE000000000004172 | 4172 | Aluminiumoxidwerk Stade – AOS | Aluminium Oxid Stade GmbH | 150 598 | 146 728 | 142 859 | 108 069 | 105 060 | 653 314

DE000000000201608 | 201608 | Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Autenried | CREATON Produktions GmbH | 5 253 | 5 253 | 5 407 | 3 894 | 3 894 | 23 701

DE000000000201612 | 201612 | Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Roggden | CREATON Produktions GmbH | 5 216 | 5 216 | 5 216 | 4 193 | 4 193 | 24 034

DE000000000201643 | 201643 | Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Großengottern | CREATON Produktions GmbH | 18 845 | 18 845 | 18 845 | 14 428 | 14 428 | 85 391

DE000000000201867 | 201867 | Anlage zum Brennen keramischer Erzeugnisse Werk Guttau | CREATON Produktions GmbH | 10 416 | 10 416 | 12 409 | 8 279 | 8 279 | 49 799

DE000000000201896 | 201896 | Wasserstoff-Anlage | Evonik Oxeno GmbH Co. KG | 161 425 | 165 100 | 164 833 | 164 610 | 164 610 | 820 578

DE000000000201916 | 201916 | Kalzination | Almatis GmbH | 13 101 | 16 391 | 16 746 | 13 219 | 13 219 | 72 676

DE000000000201936 | 201936 | Fliesenwerk | Alois Korzilius INTERBAU Fabrikation für moderne Baukeramik GmbH Co. KG | 7 653 | 7 653 | 5 776 | 5 275 | 5 275 | 31 632

DE000000000201937 | 201937 | Fliesenwerk | Bernhard Link GmbH Co. KG | 10 090 | 10 207 | 10 278 | 9 248 | 9 248 | 49 071

DE000000000201960 | 201960 | Ammoniak-Fabrik IV | BASF SE | 814 396 | 814 396 | 814 285 | 622 713 | 622 713 | 3 688 503

DE000000000201962 | 201962 | Ammoniak-Fabrik III | BASF SE | 575 727 | 574 841 | 396 899 | 256 360 | 256 360 | 2 060 187

DE000000000201972 | 201972 | Methanol-Fabrik | BASF SE | 31 529 | 39 018 | 31 256 | 12 321 | 12 321 | 126 445

DE000000000202010 | 202010 | Anlage 20 – Fettalkoholherstellung | BASF Personal Care and Nutrition GmbH | 67 963 | 67 963 | 68 160 | 57 632 | 57 632 | 319 350

DE000000000202301 | 202301 | Befesa Zinc Freiberg GmbH | Befesa Zinc Freiberg GmbH | 84 733 | 84 733 | 97 153 | 96 814 | 96 814 | 460 247

DE000000000202335 | 202335 | Schmiede Krefeld | Deutsche Edelstahlwerke Witten/Krefeld GmbH Co. KG | 20 129 | 20 129 | 20 129 | 16 168 | 16 168 | 92 723

DE000000000202342 | 202342 | Braas GmbH – Werk Obergräfenhain | BMI Deutschland GmbH | 21 521 | 21 521 | 21 521 | 16 041 | 16 041 | 96 645

DE000000000202348 | 202348 | Braas GmbH – Werk Buchen-Hainstadt | BMI Deutschland GmbH | 6 662 | 6 662 | 7 682 | 6 662 | 6 662 | 34 330

DE000000000202350 | 202350 | Braas GmbH – Werk Narsdorf (OG 6) | BMI Deutschland GmbH | 4 391 | 4 391 | 4 391 | 3 397 | 3 397 | 19 967

DE000000000202376 | 202376 | Werk Groß Ammensleben | Dachziegelwerke Nelskamp GmbH | 19 010 | 19 010 | 19 010 | 11 465 | 11 465 | 79 960

DE000000000202379 | 202379 | Werk Unsleben | Dachziegelwerke Nelskamp GmbH | 9 574 | 9 574 | 9 403 | 7 520 | 7 520 | 43 591

DE000000000202380 | 202380 | Einheitliche Anlage Alunorf | ALUMINIUM NORF GmbH | 197 416 | 197 416 | 197 416 | 195 931 | 195 931 | 984 110

DE000000000202509 | 202509 | Barium / Strontium Betrieb im Werk Hönningen(kurz BS-Betrieb)Chemieanlage zur Herstellung der anorganischen Produkte Bariumcarbonat, Strontiumcarbonat und Schwefel. | Kandelium Barium Strontium GmbH Co. KG | 110 090 | 110 090 | 110 090 | 106 374 | 106 374 | 543 018

DE000000000202526 | 202526 | Penig – Papiermaschine 16 | Felix Schoeller GmbH Co KG | 7 800 | 7 800 | 7 800 | 6 588 | 6 588 | 36 576

DE000000000202556 | 202556 | TRIMET Aluminium SE, Aluminiumschmelzflusselektrolyse Essen | TRIMET Aluminium SE | 233 986 | 233 986 | 177 622 | 98 174 | 98 174 | 841 942

DE000000000202558 | 202558 | TRIMET Aluminium SE, Aluminiumschmelzflusselektrolyse Hamburg | TRIMET Aluminium SE | 190 817 | 190 817 | 152 427 | 91 387 | 91 387 | 716 835

DE000000000202559 | 202559 | TRIMET Aluminium SE, Anodenfertigung Hamburg | TRIMET Aluminium SE | 34 570 | 34 570 | 28 856 | 19 914 | 19 914 | 137 824

DE000000000202599 | 202599 | Dachziegelwerk Bogen | Wienerberger GmbH | 6 398 | 6 398 | 8 288 | 6 398 | 6 398 | 33 880

DE000000000202602 | 202602 | Dachziegelwerk Eisenberg / Pfalz Werk 3 | Wienerberger GmbH | 4 330 | 4 330 | 5 193 | 4 330 | 4 330 | 22 513

DE000000000202603 | 202603 | Dachziegelwerk Eisenberg / Pfalz Werk 5 | Wienerberger GmbH | 955 | 955 | 715 | 955 | 955 | 4 535

DE000000000202632 | 202632 | KRONOS TITAN GmbH, Werk Leverkusen Anlage zur Herstellung von Titandioxid | KRONOS TITAN GmbH | 158 369 | 152 782 | 140 099 | 114 592 | 114 592 | 680 434

DE000000000202688 | 202688 | Walzwerk Neunkirchen | Saarstahl AG | 45 751 | 60 793 | 60 793 | 47 450 | 47 450 | 262 237

DE000000000202690 | 202690 | Walzwerk Burbach | Saarstahl AG | 35 357 | 38 734 | 47 108 | 34 035 | 34 035 | 189 269

DE000000000202794 | 202794 | Fliesenwerk Leisnig | Panariagroup Deutschland GmbH | 24 047 | 24 047 | 23 004 | 17 217 | 17 217 | 105 532

DE000000000202808 | 202808 | CF Anlage, Heinsberg | Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH | 15 493 | 15 094 | 15 291 | 15 493 | 15 493 | 76 864

DE000000000202856 | 202856 | Adipinsäure-Betrieb | LANXESS Deutschland GmbH | 198 388 | 198 388 | 196 607 | 129 344 | 129 344 | 852 071

DE000000000202858 | 202858 | Phthalsäureanhydrid-Betrieb (PSA) | LANXESS Deutschland GmbH | 86 028 | 84 968 | 87 219 | 88 286 | 88 286 | 434 787

DE000000000202861 | 202861 | ASM-Betrieb | LANXESS Deutschland GmbH | 4 639 | 5 344 | 5 344 | 4 639 | 4 639 | 24 605

DE000000000202862 | 202862 | PHD-Betrieb | LANXESS Deutschland GmbH | 31 345 | 31 345 | 31 345 | 25 259 | 25 259 | 144 553

DE000000000202864 | 202864 | Hydrier-Betrieb | LANXESS Deutschland GmbH | 7 706 | 7 706 | 7 538 | 7 294 | 7 294 | 37 538

DE000000000202865 | 202865 | TMP-Betrieb | LANXESS Deutschland GmbH | 19 773 | 19 773 | 19 773 | 14 725 | 14 725 | 88 769

DE000000000202866 | 202866 | Wälzanlage | Befesa Zinc Duisburg GmbH | 39 457 | 39 642 | 39 745 | 39 600 | 39 600 | 198 044

DE000000000202898 | 202898 | Elektrolyse | Speira GmbH | 229 854 | 229 854 | 229 854 | 135 681 | 135 681 | 960 924

DE000000000202899 | 202899 | Anodenfabrik (ELB) | Speira GmbH | 27 774 | 27 774 | 27 774 | 15 482 | 15 482 | 114 286

DE000000000202902 | 202902 | Gießerei | Speira GmbH | 28 726 | 28 316 | 28 724 | 29 938 | 29 938 | 145 642

DE000000000202979 | 202979 | Feuerbeschichtungsanlage 7 | thyssenkrupp Steel Europe AG | 18 132 | 18 132 | 14 844 | 12 735 | 12 735 | 76 578

DE000000000203128 | 203128 | Röben Tonbaustoffe GmbH Werk Brüggen | Röben Tonbaustoffe GmbH | 10 042 | 10 337 | 10 337 | 10 042 | 10 042 | 50 800

DE000000000203183 | 203183 | Steinzeug-Keramo Werk Bad Schmiedeberg | Steinzeug-Keramo GmbH | 13 936 | 13 936 | 14 043 | 9 973 | 9 973 | 61 861

DE000000000203190 | 203190 | VC-Anlage | VESTOLIT GmbH | 42 547 | 42 547 | 44 515 | 37 344 | 37 344 | 204 297

DE000000000203320 | 203320 | Gießerei Speira GmbH, Werk Hamburg | Speira GmbH | 26 701 | 27 064 | 27 542 | 27 707 | 27 707 | 136 721

DE000000000203410 | 203410 | Schmiede | Schmiedewerke Gröditz GmbH | 29 390 | 29 390 | 29 390 | 28 411 | 28 411 | 144 992

DE000000000203616 | 203616 | Werk Sinzig | Deutsche Steinzeug Cremer Breuer AG | 23 571 | 18 635 | 18 821 | 15 799 | 15 799 | 92 625

DE000000000203628 | 203628 | DS Smith Paper Aschaffenburg, PM | DS Smith Paper Deutschland GmbH | 80 488 | 80 488 | 82 945 | 86 390 | 86 390 | 416 701

DE000000000203643 | 203643 | Nordceram | Nord Ceram Produktion GmbH | 23 795 | 23 795 | 23 911 | 21 599 | 21 599 | 114 699

DE000000000203757 | 203757 | Warmwalzwerk Koblenz | Novelis Koblenz GmbH | 14 983 | 14 978 | 16 464 | 15 589 | 15 589 | 77 603

DE000000000203758 | 203758 | Gießerei Voerde | Novelis Casthouse Germany GmbH | 11 695 | 11 387 | 13 378 | 14 163 | 14 163 | 64 786

DE000000000203770 | 203770 | Fritz Winter Eisengießerei Stadtallendorf | Fritz Winter Eisengießerei GmbH Co KG | 125 124 | 123 099 | 132 006 | 128 447 | 128 447 | 637 123

DE000000000203844 | 203844 | Nordenhamer Zinkhütte GmbH | Nordenhamer Zinkhütte GmbH | 27 970 | 27 970 | 21 189 | 10 132 | 10 132 | 97 393

DE000000000204196 | 204196 | Gießerei | Hydro Aluminium Gießerei Rackwitz GmbH | 14 355 | 14 355 | 14 091 | 14 315 | 14 315 | 71 431

DE000000000204198 | 204198 | Anlage zur Gewinnung von Rohblei aus Erzen oder Sekundärrohstoffen | Nyrstar Stolberg GmbH | 39 248 | 39 015 | 12 770 | 20 666 | 20 666 | 132 365

DE000000000204219 | 204219 | Werk Grevenbroich | Speira Recycling Services Germany GmbH | 11 931 | 20 812 | 31 483 | 30 963 | 30 963 | 126 152

DE000000000204254 | 204254 | Werk Töging | Speira Recycling Services Germany GmbH | 24 634 | 22 204 | 25 112 | 22 960 | 22 960 | 117 870

DE000000000204255 | 204255 | Werk Deizisau | Speira Recycling Services Germany GmbH | 11 726 | 11 456 | 12 694 | 12 217 | 12 217 | 60 310

DE000000000204421 | 204421 | Warmwalzwerk | Mannstaedt GmbH | 12 495 | 12 495 | 15 580 | 12 951 | 12 951 | 66 472

DE000000000204543 | 204543 | Reduktionsanlage (RA) | ArcelorMittal Hamburg GmbH | 270 829 | 272 718 | 155 183 | 58 383 | 58 383 | 815 496

DE000000000205246 | 205246 | Reformer-Anlage Brunsbüttel | Covestro Deutschland AG | 11 025 | 12 673 | 11 234 | 7 483 | 7 483 | 49 898

DE000000000205462 | 205462 | Gießerei für NE-Metalle Bleche Bänder Conti-M | KME Mansfeld GmbH | 6 070 | 7 364 | 7 364 | 5 775 | 5 775 | 32 348

DE000000000205483 | 205483 | Kupfer -Schmelzanlage mit Raffinerie und Gießerei | KME Germany GmbH Klosterstraße 29 49074 Osnabrück | 11 213 | 10 824 | 9 877 | 7 605 | 7 605 | 47 124

DE000000000205608 | 205608 | Drehrohrofen | Harz Oxid GmbH | 50 672 | 50 672 | 50 196 | 50 050 | 50 050 | 251 640

DE000000000205616 | 205616 | Bleihütte Nordenham | Nordenham Metall GmbH | 69 108 | 66 213 | 61 011 | 67 268 | 67 268 | 330 868

DE000000000205627 | 205627 | Werk Nettgau – Heizzentrale | Sonae Arauco Deutschland GmbH | 80 718 | 80 718 | 80 718 | 62 028 | 62 028 | 366 210

DE000000000205679 | 205679 | TRIMET Aluminium SE Aluminiumschmelzflusselektrolyse Niederlassung Voerde | TRIMET Aluminium SE Niederlassung Voerde | 136 250 | 136 250 | 93 735 | 63 212 | 63 212 | 492 659

DE000000000205684 | 205684 | Anodenfabrik einschließlich Anschlägerei | TRIMET Aluminium SE Niederlassung Voerde | 20 365 | 20 365 | 16 994 | 9 617 | 9 617 | 76 958

DE000000000205786 | 205786 | Ethylbenzol/Styrolmonomer-Anlage in Böhlen (EB/SM) | Trinseo Deutschland GmbH | 70 669 | 87 424 | 61 892 | 0 | 0 | 219 985

DE000000000206791 | 206791 | Energiezentrale Viscofan | Viscofan DE GmbH | 5 044 | 5 255 | 5 117 | 4 736 | 4 605 | 24 757

DE000000000206794 | 206794 | Heizwerk West | Stadtwerke Hanau GmbH | 895 | 1 026 | 788 | 684 | 684 | 4 077

DE000000000206997 | 206997 | Anlage zum Aufbereiten und Schmelzen von Aluminium-Schrotten | Novelis Sheet Ingot GmbH | 91 630 | 95 195 | 95 238 | 92 008 | 92 008 | 466 079

DE000000000209343 | 209343 | Anlage zum Legieren von Leichtmetallen (B1) | OTTO FUCHS – Kommanditgesellschaft | 8 057 | 9 470 | 9 470 | 11 388 | 11 388 | 49 773

DE000000000210025 | 210025 | Makrolon-Betrieb | Covestro Deutschland AG | 1 890 | 2 259 | 2 259 | 1 890 | 1 890 | 10 188

DE000000000210124 | 210124 | Omni-Pac GmbH, Elsfleth | Omni-Pac GmbH | 16 283 | 17 636 | 14 022 | 14 022 | 14 022 | 75 985

DE000000000210520 | 210520 | Polymerisationsanlage | DOMO Caproleuna GmbH | 2 627 | 2 627 | 1 624 | 1 831 | 1 831 | 10 540

DE000000000210686 | 210686 | HKW Robert-Bosch Straße | Stadtwerke Schwäbisch Hall GmbH | 2 025 | 2 538 | 2 472 | 2 162 | 2 102 | 11 299

DE000000000211198 | 211198 | Neue Acetylenanlage | BASF SE | 55 960 | 74 309 | 71 571 | 32 997 | 32 997 | 267 834

DE000000000212260 | 212260 | LSFO-Anlage HES Wilhelmshaven | HES Wilhelmshaven Tank Terminal GmbH | 40 673 | 40 673 | 40 673 | 33 922 | 33 922 | 189 863

DE000000000215000 | 215000 | Ströher Dillenburg | Ströher Produktions GmbH Co. KG | 8 776 | 8 506 | 8 316 | 6 471 | 6 319 | 38 388

DE000000000217560 | 217560 | Prüfstand für Verdichter mit Gasturbinenantrieb | Siemens Energy Global GmbH Co. KG | 0 | 0 | 33 | 0 | 0 | 33

DE000000000218140 | 218140 | Heizkraftwerk Leipzig Süd | Stadtwerke Leipzig GmbH | 0 | 2 884 | 13 743 | 13 426 | 13 110 | 43 163
TOTAL | 13 372 562 | 13 118 854 | 12 828 782 | 11 088 093 | 11 062 378 | 61 470 669
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX VI

Member State: Estonia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

EE000000000000004 | 4 | Tipu- ja reservkatlamaja | Gren Viru AS | 68 | 67 | 65 | 63 | 244 | 507

EE000000000000013 | 13 | Silpower AS | Silpower AS | 22 252 | 18 458 | 18 306 | 16 190 | 13 305 | 88 511

EE000000000000018 | 18 | Tervise katlamaja | Gren Eesti AS | 297 | 482 | 693 | 444 | 239 | 2 155

EE000000000000023 | 23 | Anne katlamaja | Gren Tartu AS | 5 225 | 5 225 | 6 579 | 6 579 | 0 | 23 608

EE000000000000024 | 24 | Ropka katlamaja | Gren Tartu AS | 325 | 1 009 | 1 454 | 870 | 1 145 | 4 803

EE000000000000026 | 26 | Tulbi katlamaja | Gren Tartu AS | 189 | 374 | 493 | 374 | 540 | 1 970

EE000000000000036 | 36 | Ülemiste katlamaja | Utilitas Tallinn | 378 | 3 266 | 3 789 | 1 966 | 2 712 | 12 111

EE000000000000040 | 40 | O-I ESTONIA AS klaasitehas | O-I Estonia AS | 23 479 | 23 479 | 23 479 | 23 479 | 18 821 | 112 737

EE000000000000043 | 43 | Haavapuitmassi tehas | AS Estonian Cell | 20 458 | 19 193 | 19 642 | 18 175 | 17 782 | 95 250

EE000000000000045 | 45 | Wienerberger AS | Wienerberger AS | 4 007 | 4 007 | 5 031 | 3 729 | 1 029 | 17 803

EE000000000000046 | 46 | TERMOIL terminal | AS Liwathon E.O.S. | 1 119 | 1 641 | 1 282 | 430 | 45 | 4 517

EE000000000000052 | 52 | Tallinna Elektrijaam | OÜ Utilitas Tallinna Elektrijaam | 20 331 | 19 809 | 14 287 | 13 900 | 12 680 | 81 007

EE000000000000058 | 58 | Sillamäe terminal | Puma Energy Baltics AS | 1 134 | 983 | 983 | 786 | 676 | 4 562

EE000000000208969 | 208969 | Väo Reservkatlamaja CHP | OÜ Utilitas Tallinna Elektrijaam | 15 886 | 17 240 | 18 711 | 18 673 | 18 448 | 88 958

EE000000000217762 | 217762 | AS Räpina Paberivabrik | Räpina Paberivabrik AS | 0 | 0 | 1 706 | 1 585 | 1 548 | 4 839
TOTAL | 115 148 | 115 233 | 116 500 | 107 243 | 89 214 | 543 338
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX VII

Member State: Spain
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

ES000000000000002 | 2 | ANDALUZA DE CALES, S.A. | ANDALUZA DE CALES, S.A. | 144 398 | 150 171 | 132 997 | 128 035 | 126 511 | 682 112

ES000000000000022 | 22 | NEOELECTRA SC FUENTE DE PIEDRA GESTIÓN | NEOELECTRA SC FUENTE DE PIEDRA GESTIÓN, S.L.U. | 13 892 | 13 535 | 10 537 | 10 811 | 12 464 | 61 239

ES000000000000023 | 23 | NEO SC MORÓN, S.L.U. | NEO SC MORÓN, S.L.U. | 9 601 | 9 355 | 6 736 | 6 834 | 8 615 | 41 141

ES000000000000030 | 30 | Compañía Energética de Pata de Mulo, S.L. | Compañía Energética de Pata de Mulo, S.L. | 17 156 | 16 715 | 16 274 | 12 088 | 12 946 | 75 179

ES000000000000042 | 42 | VENATOR PA Spain, S.L. | VENATOR PA Spain, S.L. | 107 093 | 104 802 | 102 313 | 83 374 | 66 541 | 464 123

ES000000000000067 | 67 | ACERINOX EUROPA, S.A.U. | ACERINOX EUROPA, S.A.U. | 178 752 | 178 752 | 175 869 | 138 036 | 108 515 | 779 924

ES000000000000148 | 148 | PROERAN, S.A. | PROCERAN, S.A. | 28 593 | 28 400 | 25 964 | 24 798 | 21 345 | 129 100

ES000000000000163 | 163 | NEOELECTRA SC CINCA VERDE, S.L.U. | NEOELECTRA SC CINCA VERDE, S.L.U. | 15 342 | 12 543 | 6 210 | 2 632 | 4 801 | 41 528

ES000000000000171 | 171 | NEO SC EL GRADO, S.L.U. | NEO SC EL GRADO, S.L.U. | 9 686 | 8 490 | 8 266 | 4 900 | 3 349 | 34 691

ES000000000000178 | 178 | CELULOSA GALLUR SL | CELULOSA GALLUR SL | 2 548 | 2 811 | 3 135 | 2 894 | 2 653 | 14 041

ES000000000000180 | 180 | DS SMITH SPAIN, S.A. – INSTALACIÓN DE ALCOLEA DE CINCA | DS SMITH SPAIN, S.A. | 22 519 | 25 826 | 22 396 | 22 601 | 22 714 | 116 056

ES000000000000184 | 184 | TORRASPAPEL S. A. (Factoría de Zaragoza) | TORRASPAPEL, S.A. | 54 759 | 48 803 | 53 253 | 44 739 | 43 842 | 245 396

ES000000000000195 | 195 | CALERAS DE SAN CUCAO | CALERAS DE SAN CUCAO S.A. | 43 965 | 44 343 | 41 818 | 24 636 | 30 000 | 184 762

ES000000000000196 | 196 | FÁBRICA DE CALES Y CEMENTOS DE TUDELA VEGUÍN | CEMENTOS TUDELA VEGUÍN S.A.U. | 317 842 | 341 666 | 442 771 | 369 839 | 428 272 | 1 900 390

ES000000000000199 | 199 | CORPORACIÓN ALIMENTARIA PEÑASANTA S.A. | CORPORACIÓN ALIMENTARIA PEÑASANTA S.A. | 10 424 | 9 297 | 9 144 | 7 896 | 7 199 | 43 960

ES000000000000200 | 200 | INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS ASTURIANAS, S.A. | INDUSTRIAS LÁCTEAS ASTURIANAS, S.A. | 13 670 | 13 318 | 12 967 | 12 615 | 11 320 | 63 890

ES000000000000213 | 213 | Química del Nalón, S.A. – Centro La Nueva | Química del Nalón, S.A. | 23 718 | 23 718 | 23 718 | 23 718 | 19 610 | 114 482

ES000000000000214 | 214 | Industrias Doy Manuel Morate, S.L. | Industrias Doy Manuel Morate, S.L. | 18 863 | 18 863 | 18 863 | 22 303 | 18 863 | 97 755

ES000000000000231 | 231 | Compañía Española de Petróleos, SA (Cepsa) – Tenerife | Compañía Española de Petróleos,S.A. CEPSA | 4 710 | 4 468 | 4 263 | 4 080 | 3 697 | 21 218

ES000000000000233 | 233 | DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – CASTRO URDIALES | DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – CASTRO URDIALES | 34 819 | 40 957 | 43 270 | 31 472 | 26 565 | 177 083

ES000000000000234 | 234 | DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – VOTO | DOLOMITAS DEL NORTE S.A. – VOTO | 148 732 | 152 456 | 159 815 | 157 240 | 158 370 | 776 613

ES000000000000242 | 242 | GLOBAL STEEL WIRE, SA | GLOBAL STEEL WIRE, SA | 105 541 | 105 541 | 80 663 | 65 471 | 68 216 | 425 432

ES000000000000251 | 251 | AB AZUCARERA IBERIA, S.L (Bañeza) | AB Azucarera Iberia, S.L. | 10 481 | 8 058 | 7 568 | 6 143 | 10 078 | 42 328

ES000000000000252 | 252 | Azucarera de Miranda | C/Cardenal Marcelo Spínola | 11 380 | 8 516 | 7 341 | 7 397 | 6 624 | 41 258

ES000000000000254 | 254 | Azucarera de Toro | AB Azucarera Iberia S.L. | 9 453 | 9 096 | 10 309 | 13 263 | 16 644 | 58 765

ES000000000000255 | 255 | Biocarburantes de Castilla y León S.A. | Biocarburantes de Castilla y León, S.A. | 86 768 | 86 617 | 79 292 | 74 551 | 74 925 | 402 153

ES000000000000261 | 261 | ENERCRISA, S.A. | ENERCRISA, S.A. | 50 417 | 49 122 | 47 826 | 35 082 | 30 354 | 212 801

ES000000000000268 | 268 | COMPAÑÍA ENERGÉTICA PARA EL TABLERO, S.A. – Instalación de Soria | Compañía Energética para el Tablero, s.a. | 21 319 | 18 990 | 13 934 | 4 803 | 0 | 59 046

ES000000000000276 | 276 | DS Smith Spain, SA – Instalación de Dueñas | DS Smith Spain, SA | 48 264 | 47 124 | 46 349 | 44 626 | 43 677 | 230 040

ES000000000000295 | 295 | Ceranor I | CERANOR, S.A | 21 093 | 25 638 | 26 320 | 23 500 | 20 960 | 117 511

ES000000000000301 | 301 | VERESCENCE LA GRANJA S.L.U | VERESCENCE LA GRANJA, S.L.U. | 28 043 | 28 043 | 28 043 | 28 928 | 28 043 | 141 100

ES000000000000304 | 304 | CEMEX ESPAÑA OPERACIONES, S.L.U. Instalación de Castillejo | Cemex España Operaciones, S.L.U. | 368 749 | 307 604 | 286 800 | 237 843 | 210 365 | 1 411 361

ES000000000000314 | 314 | Alcoholera de la Puebla S.A. | Alcoholera de la Puebla S.A. | 1 303 | 1 086 | 1 496 | 1 456 | 1 231 | 6 572

ES000000000000319 | 319 | Mostos, vinos y alcoholes, S.A. (Movialsa I) | Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. |  |  |  | 9 348 | 9 183 | 18 531

ES000000000000379 | 379 | Bormioli Rocco S.A. | Bormioli Rocco, S.A. | 24 575 | 24 575 | 24 575 | 19 121 | 18 582 | 111 428

ES000000000000380 | 380 | CRISNOVA VIDRIO SA | CRISNOVA VIDRIO SA | 73 687 | 72 475 | 82 928 | 73 687 | 73 308 | 376 085

ES000000000000382 | 382 | VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Azuqueca | VERALLIA SPAIN, S.A. Fábrica de Azuqueca | 49 493 | 53 910 | 59 950 | 62 177 | 57 896 | 283 426

ES000000000000400 | 400 | SEAT, S.A. – Martorell | SEAT S.A. | 11 664 | 9 893 | 8 772 | 8 267 | 8 534 | 47 130

ES000000000000406 | 406 | Desimpacte de Purins Corcó, S.A. | Desimpacte de Purins Corcó, S.A. | 7 482 | 8 656 | 8 297 | 9 055 | 10 710 | 44 200

ES000000000000438 | 438 | Ciclo combinado Cogenerativo Tarragona Power | TARRAGONA POWER S.L. | 15 165 | 13 496 | 9 078 | 8 311 | 8 287 | 54 337

ES000000000000456 | 456 | MATÍAS GOMÁ TOMÁS, S.A. | MATIAS GOMA TOMAS, S.A. | 18 165 | 19 709 | 20 522 | 20 522 | 20 650 | 99 568

ES000000000000460 | 460 | RDM Paprinsa, S.A.U | RDM Paprinsa, S.A.U | 28 290 | 25 019 | 30 085 | 24 998 | 24 252 | 132 644

ES000000000000468 | 468 | RdM Barcelona Cartonboard, S.A.U | RdM Barcelona Cartonboard, S.A.U | 48 060 | 42 180 | 42 180 | 42 180 | 33 794 | 208 394

ES000000000000470 | 470 | TORRASPAPEL S.A.- FÁBRICA DE SANT JOAN LES FONTS | TORRASPAPEL S.A. | 33 875 | 33 121 | 41 803 | 33 173 | 31 029 | 173 001

ES000000000000471 | 471 | PAPELERA DE SARRIÀ S.L. | PAPELERA DE SARRIÀ S.L. | 21 855 | 22 843 | 22 347 | 21 621 | 23 123 | 111 789

ES000000000000475 | 475 | ASFALTOS ESPAÑOLES S.A. (ASESA) | ASFALTOS ESPAÑOLES S.A | 42 599 | 42 599 | 42 599 | 42 599 | 39 373 | 209 769

ES000000000000477 | 477 | COMPAÑÍA ESPAÑOLA DE LAMINACIÓN,S.L. | Compañía Española de Laminación, S.L. | 172 400 | 170 715 | 139 160 | 131 132 | 132 180 | 745 587

ES000000000000490 | 490 | CERÁMICA PIEROLA, SL | Andrés Puigfel Bach | 4 975 | 5 744 | 6 594 | 6 147 | 5 272 | 28 732

ES000000000000506 | 506 | PALAU CERÁMICA DE ALPICAT, S.A. | PALAU CERÁMICA DE ALPICAT, S.A. | 11 337 | 11 337 | 10 674 | 10 523 | 10 697 | 54 568

ES000000000000528 | 528 | ARCILLAS ATOMIZADAS, S.A. | ARCILLAS ATOMIZADAS, S.A. | 37 994 | 55 469 | 64 872 | 42 369 | 20 426 | 221 130

ES000000000000529 | 529 | ATOMCER, S.A. | ATOMCER, S.A. | 9 970 | 13 226 | 13 226 | 6 618 | 6 015 | 49 055

ES000000000000530 | 530 | ATOMIX, S.A. | ATOMIX, S.A. | 9 217 | 13 703 | 15 162 | 11 999 | 9 217 | 59 298

ES000000000000532 | 532 | SERVIKER 1 S.L. | SERVIKER 1 S.L. | 61 052 | 54 488 | 54 488 | 30 544 | 27 425 | 227 997

ES000000000000533 | 533 | SAMCA ONDA – SA Minera Catalano Aragonesa | SOCIEDAD ANÓNIMA MINERA CATALANO-ARAGONESA | 59 741 | 67 311 | 66 835 | 56 732 | 51 739 | 302 358

ES000000000000537 | 537 | KERABEN GRUPO, S.A.U. | KERABEN GRUPO, S.A.U. | 61 415 | 64 478 | 62 444 | 56 725 | 54 480 | 299 542

ES000000000000539 | 539 | COMPACGLASS (Factoría V) | COMPACGLASS, S.L. | 33 608 | 38 650 | 33 608 | 27 618 | 23 279 | 156 763

ES000000000000541 | 541 | TAU PORCELÁNICO, S.L.U. | TAU PORCELÁNICO, S.L.U. | 95 743 | 100 086 | 99 403 | 80 559 | 76 876 | 452 667

ES000000000000547 | 547 | Ford España, S.L. | Ford España, S.L. | 7 306 | 6 148 | 5 691 | 8 984 | 4 643 | 32 772

ES000000000000552 | 552 | SICER ESPAÑA | SICER ESPAÑA COLORIFICIO CERÁMICO, S.L. | 3 380 | 1 416 | 1 051 | 2 031 | 2 272 | 10 150

ES000000000000555 | 555 | Colorobbia España S.A. | Colorobbia España S.A. | 56 046 | 56 046 | 55 766 | 31 225 | 24 642 | 223 725

ES000000000000558 | 558 | ESMALGLASS SAU | ESMALGLASS SAU | 40 127 | 43 548 | 43 548 | 38 393 | 36 912 | 202 528

ES000000000000560 | 560 | VIBRANTZ SPECIALTY MATERIALS SPAIN, S.L.U. | VIBRANTZ SPECIALTY MATERIALS SPAIN, S.L.U. | 34 878 | 35 090 | 27 965 | 15 029 | 9 854 | 122 816

ES000000000000562 | 562 | FRITTA SLU | FRITTA, SLU | 22 679 | 27 561 | 29 339 | 22 872 | 22 317 | 124 768

ES000000000000564 | 564 | ENDEKA CERAMICS | ENDEKA CERAMICS | 18 704 | 18 843 | 14 438 | 19 171 | 19 723 | 90 879

ES000000000000565 | 565 | Younexa Spain, S.L. | Younexa Spain, S.L. | 12 632 | 13 798 | 13 450 | 8 208 | 5 297 | 53 385

ES000000000000568 | 568 | TORRECID S.A. | FEDERICO MICHAVILA HERAS | 31 868 | 31 172 | 30 993 | 15 422 | 13 207 | 122 662

ES000000000000569 | 569 | VERNÍS, S.A. | D. CARLOS GONZALVO LUCAS | 8 682 | 10 100 | 8 237 | 4 460 | 3 062 | 34 541

ES000000000000579 | 579 | KARTOGROUP ESPAÑA SL | KARTOGROUP ESPAÑA SL | 10 183 | 13 075 | 13 075 | 13 252 | 13 145 | 62 730

ES000000000000580 | 580 | PAPELERA DE LA ALQUERIA, S.L | PAPELERA DE LA ALQUERIA S.L.U | 20 022 | 20 022 | 20 022 | 20 022 | 20 442 | 100 530

ES000000000000592 | 592 | Cerámica la Escandella, S.A. | Cerámica la Escandella, S.A. | 21 547 | 27 538 | 26 748 | 19 348 | 20 440 | 115 621

ES000000000000626 | 626 | BA GLASS SPAIN – Instalación de Villafranca de Los Barros | BA Glass Spain, SA | 83 482 | 87 194 | 87 194 | 84 268 | 80 456 | 422 594

ES000000000000629 | 629 | VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA S.A. Fábrica de Oural | VOTORANTIM CEMENTOS ESPAÑA S.A. | 88 385 | 81 939 | 99 107 | 36 957 | 12 406 | 318 794

ES000000000000637 | 637 | FORESTAL DEL ATLANTICO, S.A. | FORESTAL DEL ATLÁNTICO S.A. | 19 798 | 19 798 | 19 798 | 19 798 | 13 680 | 92 872

ES000000000000638 | 638 | Frinsa Cogeneración SL | Frinsa Cogeneración SL | 3 367 | 3 281 | 2 525 | 1 810 | 652 | 11 635

ES000000000000642 | 642 | INDUSTRIAS DEL TABLERO, S.A. | INDUSTRIAS DEL TABLERO, S.A. | 36 782 | 35 837 | 34 892 | 33 947 | 25 295 | 166 753

ES000000000000644 | 644 | PLANTA DE COGENERACIÓN DE BOINERSA | BOIRO ENERGIA, S.A. | 4 854 | 3 295 | 2 392 | 1 092 | 27 | 11 660

ES000000000000651 | 651 | ENCE, ENERGÍA Y CELULOSA S.A.- CENTRO OPERACIONES PONTEVEDRA | ENCE, ENERGÍA Y CELULOSA S.A.- CENTRO OPERACIONES PONTEVEDRA | 38 754 | 38 754 | 30 511 | 27 329 | 38 754 | 174 102

ES000000000000697 | 697 | CAL DE CASTILLA, S.A. | CAL DE CASTILLA, S.A. | 93 655 | 91 060 | 79 231 | 71 010 | 74 717 | 409 673

ES000000000000699 | 699 | Cementos Portland Valderrivas S.A. – Instalación de Morata de Tajuña | CEMENTOS PORTLAND VALDERRIVAS S.A. | 590 222 | 480 596 | 546 150 | 561 864 | 550 136 | 2 728 968

ES000000000000700 | 700 | Central de cogeneración Aeropuerto Barajas | Sampol Ingeniería y Obras, S.A. | 7 036 | 6 855 | 6 675 | 4 704 | 4 022 | 29 292

ES000000000000707 | 707 | INTERNATIONAL PAPER MADRID MILL SLU | INTERNATIONAL PAPER MADRID MILL SLU | 64 991 | 83 154 | 86 275 | 89 288 | 93 947 | 417 655

ES000000000000744 | 744 | NEOELECTRA SC ECOENERGÍA NAVARRA, S.L.U. | NEOELECTRA SC ECOENERGÍA NAVARRA, S.L.U. | 7 094 | 6 489 | 4 659 | 4 533 | 5 094 | 27 869

ES000000000000745 | 745 | Viscofan España, S.L.U. | Viscofan España, S.L.U. | 22 423 | 24 360 | 24 644 | 23 560 | 20 943 | 115 930

ES000000000000752 | 752 | Torraspapel, S.A. – Fábrica de Leitza | Torraspapel, S.A. | 17 916 | 17 916 | 17 916 | 13 338 | 12 670 | 79 756

ES000000000000753 | 753 | SMURFIT KAPPA NAVARRA S.A. Instalación de Sangüesa | SMURFIT KAPPA NAVARRA SA | 48 064 | 48 064 | 47 840 | 39 925 | 37 974 | 221 867

ES000000000000758 | 758 | GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES NAVARRA, S.L | GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES NAVARRA, S.L | 92 320 | 92 320 | 92 494 | 92 494 | 92 294 | 461 922

ES000000000000762 | 762 | Heidelberg Materials Hispania Cementos, S.A.-Fábrica de Añorga | HEIDELBERG MATERIALS HISPANIA CEMENTOS, A.A. | 240 178 | 240 178 | 240 178 | 240 178 | 136 035 | 1 096 747

ES000000000000765 | 765 | COGENERACIÓN GEQUISA, S.A. | COGENERACIÓN GEQUISA, S.A. | 12 020 | 12 469 | 12 665 | 9 827 | 6 995 | 53 976

ES000000000000778 | 778 | Celulosas Moldeadas de Atxondo, S.A.U. | Celulosas Moldeadas de Atxondo, S.A.U. | 12 827 | 12 827 | 13 070 | 12 638 | 13 087 | 64 449

ES000000000000781 | 781 | LUCART TISSUE SOAP, S.L.U. | LUCART TISSUE SOAP, S.L.U. | 11 391 | 11 530 | 11 530 | 11 530 | 13 392 | 59 373

ES000000000000782 | 782 | PAPEL ARALAR, S.A. | Papel Aralar, S.A. | 24 304 | 25 363 | 26 428 | 23 777 | 22 780 | 122 652

ES000000000000789 | 789 | PAPRESA SL | PAPRESA S.L. | 82 179 | 69 723 | 69 753 | 67 948 | 64 653 | 354 256

ES000000000000794 | 794 | SMURFIT KAPPA NERVIÓN, S.A. | SMURFIT WESTROCK NERVIÓN S.A | 53 038 | 53 620 | 53 597 | 52 888 | 52 888 | 266 031

ES000000000000798 | 798 | ARCELORMITTAL OLABERRIA-BERGARA. FABRICA DE BERGARA | ARCELORMITTAL OLABERRIA-BERGARA, S.L.U. | 15 835 | 15 835 | 15 240 | 13 883 | 14 706 | 75 499

ES000000000000802 | 802 | ArcelorMittal Sestao, S.L.U. | ArcelorMittal Sestao, S.L.U. | 36 467 | 53 641 | 53 641 | 35 783 | 56 563 | 236 095

ES000000000000803 | 803 | ACERÍA DE ÁLAVA S.A.U. | Acería de Álava S.A.U. | 22 412 | 12 401 | 13 050 | 20 218 | 20 403 | 88 484

ES000000000000808 | 808 | NERVACERO | NERVACERO S.A. | 58 506 | 58 506 | 53 135 | 40 469 | 29 554 | 240 170

ES000000000000810 | 810 | TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP, S.L.U. (Mill: Productos) | TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP S.L.U. | 15 596 | 15 596 | 15 596 | 15 596 | 10 904 | 73 288

ES000000000000811 | 811 | SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L.- Planta de Basauri | SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L | 68 092 | 69 653 | 86 888 | 88 008 | 86 910 | 399 551

ES000000000000812 | 812 | TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP S.L.U. (FÁBRICA: TUBOS) | TUBOS REUNIDOS GROUP S.L.U. | 31 336 | 30 973 | 44 228 | 44 228 | 35 922 | 186 687

ES000000000000815 | 815 | Guardian Llodio Uno, SL | Guardian Llodio Uno, S.L. | 74 199 | 74 199 | 73 913 | 57 659 | 57 853 | 337 823

ES000000000000816 | 816 | AIALA VIDRIO S.A. | AIALA VIDRIO S.A. | 60 965 | 60 965 | 60 965 | 60 965 | 56 738 | 300 598

ES000000000000817 | 817 | Vicrila Industrias del Vidrio S.L | Vicrila Industrias del Vidrio S.L | 16 753 | 16 754 | 17 650 | 21 363 | 17 650 | 90 170

ES000000000000831 | 831 | COMPACGLASS (Factoría I-II) | COMPACGLASS, S.L. | 62 356 | 64 448 | 58 040 | 58 040 | 58 198 | 301 082

ES000000000000832 | 832 | Votorantim Cementos España S.A. – Fábrica de Alconera | Votorantim Cementos España S.A. | 333 071 | 356 875 | 435 694 | 446 606 | 399 802 | 1 972 048

ES000000000000843 | 843 | Ceranor II | CERANOR, S.A | 26 833 | 28 209 | 27 846 | 24 304 | 20 217 | 127 409

ES000000000000849 | 849 | Estación de compresión de Córdoba | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 724 | 724 | 2 108 | 3 495 | 2 403 | 9 454

ES000000000000850 | 850 | Estación de compresión de Dos Hermanas | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. |  | 372 | 923 | 1 040 | 456 | 2 791

ES000000000000852 | 852 | CEPSA QUIMICA Fábrica de Palos de la Frontera | CEPSA QUÍMICA S.A. | 270 936 | 272 994 | 255 253 | 167 976 | 195 859 | 1 163 018

ES000000000000861 | 861 | Knauf GmbH – Planta de Escúzar | KNAUF GMBH SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA | 5 773 | 6 361 | 6 906 | 6 906 | 6 796 | 32 742

ES000000000000864 | 864 | LAS MARISMAS DE LEBRIJA, S.C.A. | LAS MARISMAS DE LEBRIJA, S.C.A. | 9 229 | 9 229 | 3 924 | 107 | 2 597 | 25 086

ES000000000000865 | 865 | C. AND. TROBAL | TRANSFORMADOS AGRÍCOLAS DEL BAJO GUADALQUIVIR S.L.U. | 9 062 | 8 566 | 6 096 | 6 096 | 9 176 | 38 996

ES000000000000874 | 874 | Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A. – Planta de Quinto | Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A. | 5 858 | 5 858 | 5 858 | 6 441 | 8 424 | 32 439

ES000000000000876 | 876 | Almacenamiento subterráneo de Serrablo | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 2 872 | 2 078 | 2 556 | 2 436 | 2 078 | 12 020

ES000000000000877 | 877 | Estación de compresión de Zaragoza | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 1 869 | 1 621 | 1 621 | 1 362 | 774 | 7 247

ES000000000000880 | 880 | Industrias Químicas del Ebro S.A | Industrias Químicas del Ebro, S.A. | 48 399 | 52 800 | 54 089 | 46 539 | 47 989 | 249 816

ES000000000000889 | 889 | Nestlé España, SA – Fábrica de la Penilla | Nestlé España, S.A. | 8 352 | 8 890 | 8 436 | 6 836 | 6 841 | 39 355

ES000000000000891 | 891 | ADL BIOPHARMA S.L.U. | ADL BIOPHARMA S.L.U. | 7 631 | 7 177 | 6 999 | 5 224 | 4 125 | 31 156

ES000000000000896 | 896 | Estación de Compresión de Zamora | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 2 548 | 1 727 | 2 015 | 1 727 | 850 | 8 867

ES000000000000897 | 897 | Sociedad Cooperativa General Agropecuaria ACOR – Fábrica Azucarera de Olmedo | Sociedad Cooperativa General Agropecuaria ACOR | 74 793 | 69 456 | 44 907 | 26 247 | 33 280 | 248 683

ES000000000000900 | 900 | MATEOS, S.L. | MATEOS, S.L. | 9 534 | 9 534 | 9 534 | 6 871 | 7 496 | 42 969

ES000000000000914 | 914 | CONSERVAS EL CIDACOS S.A. | CONSERVAS EL CIDACOS S.A. | 3 751 | 3 751 | 3 751 | 3 751 | 4 238 | 19 242

ES000000000000915 | 915 | Enagás – Instalación de Almodovar del Campo | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 860 | 860 | 860 | 860 | 706 | 4 146

ES000000000000938 | 938 | Estación de compresión de Tivissa | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 795 | 1 014 | 1 994 | 1 994 | 856 | 6 653

ES000000000000940 | 940 | ERCROS S.A – Fábrica de Tarragona | ERCROS S.A | 9 804 | 9 804 | 11 995 | 11 464 | 12 023 | 55 090

ES000000000000943 | 943 | SECANIM BIO-INDUSTRIES SAU | SECANIM BIO-INDUSTRIES SAU | 13 303 | 15 915 | 17 677 | 17 201 | 16 206 | 80 302

ES000000000000945 | 945 | IBERPOTASH S.A. Súria | IBERPOTASH S.A. | 14 049 | 14 049 | 16 323 | 16 717 | 18 202 | 79 340

ES000000000000947 | 947 | ILERPROTEIN S.L. | ILERPROTEIN S.L. | 1 280 | 1 247 | 890 | 866 | 1 007 | 5 290

ES000000000000959 | 959 | PURAC BIOQUÍMICA, S.A. | PURAC BIOQUÍMICA, S.A. | 8 422 | 9 213 | 9 809 | 7 760 | 4 884 | 40 088

ES000000000000961 | 961 | Ercros, S.A. Fábrica de Tortosa | Ercros, S.A. | 57 904 | 65 745 | 57 904 | 43 222 | 39 127 | 263 902

ES000000000000973 | 973 | CERAMICA NULENSE, S.A. | CERAMICA NULENSE, S.A. | 139 450 | 139 450 | 139 450 | 125 831 | 107 665 | 651 846

ES000000000000977 | 977 | Estación de compresión de Crevillente | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 9 | 9 | 229 | 521 | 310 | 1 078

ES000000000000982 | 982 | Grespania, S.A. (Nules) | Grespania, S.A. | 14 781 | 15 406 | 15 535 | 13 531 | 13 301 | 72 554

ES000000000000984 | 984 | NUEVAS ATOMIZADAS, S.L.U. | SOCIEDAD ANÓNIMA MINERA CATALANO-ARAGONESA | 9 441 | 14 010 | 25 978 | 19 638 | 16 717 | 85 784

ES000000000000986 | 986 | PORCELANOSA, S.A.U. | PORCELANOSA S.A.U. |  |  | 78 207 | 77 002 | 72 719 | 227 928

ES000000000000997 | 997 | PRONAT S.C. | PRONAT S.C. | 9 211 | 9 211 | 7 917 | 7 917 | 10 594 | 44 850

ES000000000000998 | 998 | Conservas Vegetales de Tomalia, S.C.U.G. | Conservas Vegetales de Tomalia, S.C.U.G. | 6 742 | 6 742 | 5 433 | 5 032 | 6 742 | 30 691

ES000000000000999 | 999 | CONESA VEGAS ALTAS S.L.U. | CONESA VEGAS ALTAS S.L.U. | 6 581 | 5 452 | 4 513 | 4 513 | 6 753 | 27 812

ES000000000001002 | 1002 | Conservas El Cidacos S.A. | CONSERVAS EL CIDACOS S.A. | 2 970 | 3 178 | 3 643 | 3 778 | 4 279 | 17 848

ES000000000001003 | 1003 | Estación de compresión de Almendralejo | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 4 429 | 3 943 | 3 943 | 2 934 | 1 265 | 16 514

ES000000000001004 | 1004 | INDUSTRIAS Y PROMOCIONES ALIMENTICIAS, S.A. | INDUSTRIAS Y PROMOCIONES ALIMENTICIAS, S.A. | 4 618 | 4 618 | 4 618 | 4 114 | 4 618 | 22 586

ES000000000001011 | 1011 | Hijos de Rivera, S.A.U. – Fábrica de Cervezas Estrella Galicia | Hijos de Rivera, S.A.U. | 3 842 | 4 358 | 4 938 | 5 221 | 5 504 | 23 863

ES000000000001018 | 1018 | Estación de compresión de Haro | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 5 113 | 4 512 | 3 068 | 3 554 | 4 428 | 20 675

ES000000000001027 | 1027 | Iveco Pegaso Fenice | IVECO ESPAÑA, S.L. | 627 | 744 | 744 | 1 056 | 1 056 | 4 227

ES000000000001030 | 1030 | PLADUR GYPSUM, SAU | PLADUR GYPSUM SAU | 10 156 | 10 156 | 11 808 | 12 048 | 10 329 | 54 497

ES000000000001037 | 1037 | Volkswagen Navarra, S.A. | Volkswagen Navarra, S.A. | 6 673 | 5 980 | 5 980 | 5 824 | 5 009 | 29 466

ES000000000001048 | 1048 | Michelin España Portugal, SA – Centro de Vitoria-Gasteiz | Michelín España Portugal, SA | 12 443 | 12 443 | 12 443 | 10 413 | 9 669 | 57 411

ES000000000001051 | 1051 | PAMESA PORCELÁNICO, S.L. | PAMESA PORCELÁNICO, S.L. | 49 494 | 49 188 | 59 021 | 58 276 | 44 437 | 260 416

ES000000000001061 | 1061 | Megasider Zaragoza, S.A.U, | Megasider Zaragoza, S.A.U, | 34 021 | 37 417 | 42 030 | 41 519 | 37 417 | 192 404

ES000000000001502 | 1502 | Compañía Energética Las Villas, S.L. | Compañía Energética Las Villas, S.L. | 27 636 | 21 885 | 14 853 | 13 680 | 17 116 | 95 170

ES000000000001510 | 1510 | Regasificadora del Noroeste, S.A. | Regasificadora del Noroeste, S.A. (REGANOSA) | 408 | 595 | 595 | 595 | 469 | 2 662

ES000000000090002 | 90002 | Instalación de Lumbier | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 2 694 | 794 | 1 753 | 2 694 | 1 419 | 9 354

ES000000000090003 | 90003 | Instalación de Alcázar de San Juan | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 2 133 | 3 690 | 8 446 | 8 446 | 5 121 | 27 836

ES000000000090004 | 90004 | Estación de compresión de Montesa | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 2 582 | 6 247 | 7 450 | 4 983 | 2 923 | 24 185

ES000000000090012 | 90012 | LÍPIDOS SANTIGA, S.A. | LÍPIDOS SANTIGA, S.A. | 21 551 | 21 811 | 22 268 | 23 368 | 24 633 | 113 631

ES000000000090032 | 90032 | POLIGENERACIÓ PARC DE L’ALBA ST-4, S.A. | POLIGENERACIO PARC DE L’ALBA ST4, S.A. | 1 239 | 1 207 | 1 175 | 946 | 778 | 5 345

ES000000000090040 | 90040 | AENA AEROPUERTO JOSEP TARRADELLAS BARCELONA-EL PRAT | Eva Antonia Valenzuela Martí | 1 532 | 1 532 | 1 532 | 1 532 | 1 277 | 7 405

ES000000000090042 | 90042 | KRONOSPAN, S.L. | Kronospan, S.L. | 48 139 | 50 564 | 45 623 | 33 901 | 39 268 | 217 495

ES000000000090051 | 90051 | Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSA V) | Mostos, Vinos y Alcoholes, S.A. (MOVIALSAV) | 12 078 | 12 631 | 10 228 | 5 733 | 6 261 | 46 931

ES000000000090057 | 90057 | Estación de compresión de El Villar de Arnedo | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 1 665 | 1 665 | 3 480 | 5 278 | 3 289 | 15 377

ES000000000090073 | 90073 | A.G. SIDERÚRGICA BALBOA, S.A. – Balboa 2 | A.G Siderúrgica Balboa, S.A. | 79 651 | 87 318 | 78 739 | 79 651 | 86 080 | 411 439

ES000000000201760 | 201760 | ROLDAN, S.A. | ROLDAN, S.A. | 16 492 | 16 492 | 16 492 | 12 407 | 8 345 | 70 228

ES000000000201855 | 201855 | Fertiberia – Fábrica de Palos | FERTIBERIA, S.A. | 557 921 | 551 015 | 401 193 | 373 042 | 390 568 | 2 273 739

ES000000000201986 | 201986 | MAINZU | MANUFACTURA INDUSTRIAL AZULEJERA, S.L. | 5 211 | 5 331 | 5 331 | 5 169 | 5 012 | 26 054

ES000000000201993 | 201993 | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. (II) | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.L. | 21 885 | 24 164 | 29 333 | 23 592 | 24 681 | 123 655

ES000000000202102 | 202102 | CERAMICA RIBESALBES, S.A. | CERÁMICA RIBESALBES, S.A. | 5 725 | 5 725 | 5 725 | 4 538 | 4 072 | 25 785

ES000000000202114 | 202114 | FABRICACIÓN ESPAÑOLA SANITARIA, S.A. | FABRICACIÓN ESPAÑOLA SANITARIA, S.A. | 6 550 | 6 550 | 5 709 | 4 330 | 3 780 | 26 919

ES000000000202143 | 202143 | Resonac Graphite Spain, S.A.U | Resonac Graphite Spain, S.A.U. | 25 608 | 28 064 | 33 180 | 29 073 | 29 073 | 144 998

ES000000000202153 | 202153 | ALUMINIO ESPAÑOL, SLU | ALUMINIO ESPAÑOL, SLU | 390 926 | 389 270 | 189 642 | 19 481 | 13 487 | 1 002 806

ES000000000202159 | 202159 | ALUMINA ESPAÑOLA, S.A – PLANTA DE SAN CIBRAO | ALUMINA ESPAÑOLA, S.A. | 483 214 | 483 214 | 456 800 | 349 520 | 284 351 | 2 057 099

ES000000000202255 | 202255 | CRISTAL CERÁMICAS S.A. FACTORÍA II | CRISTAL CERAMICAS S.A | 10 216 | 10 116 | 8 530 | 5 618 | 4 174 | 38 654

ES000000000202436 | 202436 | ROCA TILES, S.L.U. | ROCA TILES, S.L.U. | 20 927 | 17 442 | 13 537 | 7 759 | 3 812 | 63 477

ES000000000202441 | 202441 | PERONDA GROUP, S.A. (PLANTA-1) | PERONDA GROUP, S.A. | 8 137 | 7 186 | 7 186 | 6 379 | 6 520 | 35 408

ES000000000202466 | 202466 | TECNIGRES, S.A. | TECNIGRES, S.A. | 3 182 | 3 421 | 3 257 | 2 615 | 2 031 | 14 506

ES000000000202470 | 202470 | AZULEJOS Y PAVIMENTOS, S.A. | AZULEJOS Y PAVIMENTOS, S.A. | 3 828 | 3 616 | 3 344 | 2 369 | 1 718 | 14 875

ES000000000202474 | 202474 | CERÁMICAS APARICI, S.A. | CERÁMICAS APARICI, S.A. | 3 255 | 2 759 | 2 146 | 1 375 | 615 | 10 150

ES000000000202615 | 202615 | FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A.U. (Fábrica de Boo) | FERROGLOBE SPAIN METALS, S.A.U. (Fábrica de Boo). | 129 737 | 121 948 | 87 829 | 39 039 | 49 603 | 428 156

ES000000000202768 | 202768 | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. (GRESITEC) | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. | 17 148 | 17 148 | 12 855 | 4 134 | 2 023 | 53 308

ES000000000202877 | 202877 | PEPSICO MANUFACTURING, A.I.E. | PEPSICO MANUFACTURING, A.I.E. | 4 265 | 4 883 | 5 359 | 5 150 | 4 791 | 24 448

ES000000000202939 | 202939 | Nissan Motor Ibérica, Planta de Cantabria | Nissan Motor Ibérica, S.A. | 13 189 | 11 651 | 11 907 | 12 940 | 14 494 | 64 181

ES000000000202941 | 202941 | PORCELANICOS HDC, S.A. | PORCELANICOS HDC, S.A. | 4 582 | 4 582 | 4 582 | 4 582 | 3 773 | 22 101

ES000000000203075 | 203075 | CERAMICAS L’ALCALATÉN, S.A. | CERAMICAS L’ALCALATÉN, S.A. | 11 958 | 15 241 | 17 649 | 10 592 | 5 195 | 60 635

ES000000000203118 | 203118 | Graftech Ibérica, S.L. | Graftech Ibérica, S.L. | 47 328 | 52 941 | 61 598 | 40 636 | 32 828 | 235 331

ES000000000203222 | 203222 | TEJAS BORJA SAU | Alfred Vincent | 18 195 | 18 195 | 18 195 | 18 195 | 12 631 | 85 411

ES000000000203223 | 203223 | KERAMEX, S.A. | KERAMEX, S.A. | 14 872 | 27 818 | 31 661 | 25 572 | 22 208 | 122 131

ES000000000203625 | 203625 | BESTILE, S.L. | BESTILE, S.L. | 16 282 | 15 540 | 14 600 | 14 754 | 15 050 | 76 226

ES000000000203734 | 203734 | LEVANTINA TECHLAM, S.L.U | LEVANTINA TECHLAM, S.LU. | 5 708 | 5 379 | 5 087 | 3 497 | 2 989 | 22 660

ES000000000203736 | 203736 | Almacenamiento subterráneo Gaviota | Enagás Transporte S.A.U. | 4 461 | 2 849 | 4 346 | 4 945 | 3 550 | 20 151

ES000000000203769 | 203769 | BALDOCER, S.A. – PLANTA 1 VILLAFAMES | BALDOCER, S.A. | 34 285 | 37 940 | 31 875 | 20 564 | 16 987 | 141 651

ES000000000203891 | 203891 | ADISSEO ESPAÑA, S.A. | ADISSEO ESPAÑA, S.A. | 35 227 | 36 672 | 32 017 | 26 549 | 31 410 | 161 875

ES000000000204941 | 204941 | SPAIN CERAMICS WORLD, S.L. | SPAIN CERAMICS WORLD, S.L. | 4 826 | 4 826 | 4 602 | 2 630 | 1 648 | 18 532

ES000000000204982 | 204982 | Compacglass, SL – Factoría IV | COMPACGLASS, S.L. | 49 710 | 54 000 | 53 771 | 46 712 | 46 116 | 250 309

ES000000000205190 | 205190 | CELSA ATLANTIC, S.L. | CELSA ATLANTIC, S.L. | 25 623 | 25 623 | 25 623 | 18 379 | 15 940 | 111 188

ES000000000205232 | 205232 | HIJOS DE CIPRIANO CASTELLO ALFONSO, S.L. | HIJOS DE CIPRIANO CASTELLÓ ALFONSO, S.L. | 10 299 | 9 617 | 9 847 | 9 460 | 9 358 | 48 581

ES000000000205285 | 205285 | Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A. -Fábrica de San Martín PYL | Saint Gobain Placo Ibérica S.A. | 7 192 | 7 784 | 8 765 | 9 140 | 9 342 | 42 223

ES000000000205306 | 205306 | SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L.- Planta de Azkoitia | SIDENOR ACEROS ESPECIALES S.L | 18 745 | 18 161 | 18 161 | 16 105 | 12 125 | 83 297

ES000000000205394 | 205394 | CODICER 95 S.L | CODICER 95 S.L | 8 887 | 8 887 | 8 887 | 5 650 | 4 611 | 36 922

ES000000000205622 | 205622 | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.L.U. | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.L.U. | 13 939 | 16 910 | 20 675 | 16 851 | 6 605 | 74 980

ES000000000205747 | 205747 | TAFALLA IRON FOUNDRY, S.COOP. | TAFALLA IRON FOUNDRY, S.COOP. | 26 283 | 21 618 | 26 134 | 26 134 | 20 160 | 120 329

ES000000000205770 | 205770 | COMPACGLASS, SL – Fábrica III | COMPACGLASS, S.L. | 20 554 | 29 492 | 35 672 | 27 064 | 23 597 | 136 379

ES000000000205784 | 205784 | BASF Española S.L. | BASF Española S.L. | 6 596 | 6 596 | 7 755 | 9 073 | 9 073 | 39 093

ES000000000205812 | 205812 | Canal de Isabell II Gestión S.A. – Unidad de Tratamiento de Lodos de Loeches | Canal de Isabell II Gestión S.A. | 5 441 | 5 977 | 4 384 | 3 489 | 4 147 | 23 438

ES000000000205841 | 205841 | DOMO POLYMER SOLUTIONS SPAIN SL | DOMO POLYMER SOLUTIONS SPAIN SL | 13 349 | 16 580 | 16 580 | 12 144 | 10 991 | 69 644

ES000000000206275 | 206275 | ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L – VILLAFAMES | ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L | 15 944 | 21 259 | 26 749 | 23 861 | 19 678 | 107 491

ES000000000206276 | 206276 | ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L | ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L | 40 140 | 46 842 | 60 507 | 57 480 | 51 138 | 256 107

ES000000000206294 | 206294 | ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L – ONDA | ARGENTA CERÁMICA, S.L | 37 113 | 37 534 | 35 941 | 31 547 | 30 401 | 172 536

ES000000000206310 | 206310 | NEW TILES S.L.U. | NEW TILES S.L.U. | 11 724 | 11 887 | 10 453 | 8 359 | 11 077 | 53 500

ES000000000206315 | 206315 | FÁBRICA NACIONAL DE MONEDA Y TIMBRE – REAL CASA DE LA MONEDA | FÁBRICA NACIONAL DE MONEDA Y TIMBRE-REAL CASA DE LA MONEDA | 1 822 | 1 822 | 1 822 | 1 822 | 1 532 | 8 820

ES000000000206935 | 206935 | TABLEROS HISPANOS S.L.U. | TABLEROS HISPANOS, S.L.U. | 36 525 | 39 485 | 37 193 | 28 357 | 23 951 | 165 511

ES000000000207040 | 207040 | IBERIAN LUBE BASE OILS COMPANY (ILBOC) | IBERIA LUBE BASE OIL COMPANY ( ILBOC) | 41 186 | 41 186 | 43 309 | 41 990 | 40 172 | 207 843

ES000000000207302 | 207302 | AZULMED, S.L.U. | AZULMED, S.L.U. | 133 041 | 136 001 | 133 135 | 108 177 | 96 180 | 606 534

ES000000000207695 | 207695 | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. (PLANTA 7) | HALCÓN CERÁMICAS, S.A. | 29 191 | 29 464 | 31 068 | 27 235 | 25 500 | 142 458

ES000000000209080 | 209080 | ENERGYWORKS MONZÓN, S.L. | Energyworks Monzón, S.L. | 8 224 | 10 874 | 12 634 | 9 853 | 7 666 | 49 251

ES000000000209945 | 209945 | BALDOCER, S.A. – PLANTA 3 VILLAFAMÉS | BALDOCER, S.A. | 27 164 | 29 980 | 30 742 | 27 274 | 25 881 | 141 041

ES000000000210003 | 210003 | Valoritzacions Agroramaderes les Garrigues, S.L. | Valoritzacions Agroramaderes les Garrigues, S.L. | 12 475 | 12 154 | 8 739 | 7 299 | 7 298 | 47 965

ES000000000210083 | 210083 | Planta de tratamiento de Purines Hinojar – (Energías Alternativas Murcianas, S.A.) | Energías Alternativas Murcianas, S.A. | 10 443 | 10 175 | 7 778 | 6 713 | 7 458 | 42 567

ES000000000210364 | 210364 | THESIZE SURFACES, S.L. | THESIZE SURFACES, S.L. | 21 323 | 21 323 | 25 631 | 25 950 | 21 323 | 115 550

ES000000000210478 | 210478 | ZERO WASTE BIOENERGY CASTILLA LA MANCHA, S.L.U. (PLANTA CONSUEGRA) | ZERO WASTE BIOENERGY CASTILLA LA MANCHA, S.L.U. | 8 057 | 7 850 | 5 882 | 5 231 | 6 009 | 33 029

ES000000000210557 | 210557 | REINOSA FORGINGS CASTINGS S.L.U. | REINOSA FORGINGS CASTINGS S.L.U. | 37 148 | 37 148 | 37 148 | 27 691 | 29 154 | 168 289

ES000000000210672 | 210672 | PLANTA DE SECADO TÉRMICO DE LODOS SUR | CANAL DE ISABEL II, S.A. | 16 646 | 16 219 | 15 791 | 5 117 | 7 352 | 61 125

ES000000000210777 | 210777 | TRACTAMENTS DE JUNEDA, SA | TRACTAMENTS DE JUNEDA, SA | 12 632 | 12 307 | 5 229 | 4 341 | 7 922 | 42 431

ES000000000213800 | 213800 | GRES DE ARAGÓN – planta ALCORISA | GRES DE ARAGÓN, S.A. | 2 512 | 2 457 | 2 402 | 2 346 | 2 754 | 12 471

ES000000000214520 | 214520 | ASCALE TECH S.L.U. | ASCALE TECH S.L.U. | 4 792 | 4 686 | 5 524 | 5 397 | 5 866 | 26 265

ES000000000214580 | 214580 | INSTITUCIÓN FERIAL DE MADRID | INSTITUCIÓN FERIAL DE MADRID | 563 | 551 | 538 | 629 | 514 | 2 795

ES000000000214601 | 214601 | LANGA DE DUERO ENERCORR XXI, S.L. | LANGA DE DUERO ENERCORR XXI, S.L. | 14 109 | 13 799 | 11 040 | 10 378 | 12 867 | 62 193

ES000000000214800 | 214800 | CERAMICAS TESANY, S.L.U. | CERAMICAS TESANY, S.L.U. | 52 163 | 68 437 | 75 319 | 94 434 | 108 886 | 399 239

ES000000023527781 | 23527781 | CERÁMICA MIRAMAR S.L. | CERÁMICA MIRAMAR S.L. | 11 074 | 14 197 | 17 419 | 13 661 | 11 168 | 67 519

ES000000000000258 | 258 | Cogeneradora Burgalesa | Cogeneradora Burgalesa, S.L. | 2 554 | 2 326 | 1 702 | 1 144 | 0 | 7 726

ES000000000000702 | 702 | Cogeneración S.A. Sulquisa | S.A.U SULQUISA | 19 842 | 19 332 | 18 822 | 12 776 | 0 | 70 772

ES000000000001507 | 1507 | GEISA FABRICS SL | GEISA FABRICS SL | 4 636 | 4 517 | 4 398 | 3 164 | 0 | 16 715

ES000000000218700 | 218700 | CERAMICA VILAR ALVARO S.L. | CERAMICA VILAR ALVARO S.L. | 0 | 6 029 | 6 697 | 6 396 | 6 095 | 25 217

ES000000000218702 | 218702 | GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L. | GALVACOLOR JEREZ S.L. | 0 | 554 | 2 498 | 2 387 | 2 275 | 7 714

ES000000000218763 | 218763 | J. Vilaseca, S.A. | J. Vilaseca, SA | 0 | 7 878 | 5 456 | 5 212 | 4 966 | 23 512

ES000000000219900 | 219900 | Tableros Losán | Tableros Losán, s.a. | 0 | 0 | 12 813 |  |  | 12 813

ES000000000220382 | 220382 | PINA SA | Pina, s.a. | 0 | 0 | 14 692 | 0 | 0 | 14 692

ES000000000220523 | 220523 | LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L. | LINARES BIODIESEL TECHNOLOGY, S.L. | 0 | 0 | 2 447 |  |  | 2 447

ES000000000220528 | 220528 | ALUMASA | Aluminios del Maestre, S.A. | 0 | 0 | 9 940 |  |  | 9 940

ES000000000220694 | 220694 | TERRABRICK S.L. | TERRABRICK S.L. | 0 | 0 | 2 537 |  |  | 2 537

ES000000000220930 | 220930 | KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L. | KRONOSPAN TORTOSA, S.L. | 0 | 0 | 17 427 |  |  | 17 427

ES000000000221151 | 221151 | León Coated Solutions | León Coated Solutions, S.L. | 0 | 0 | 5 371 |  |  | 5 371
TOTAL | 9 516 268 | 9 554 678 | 9 438 537 | 8 049 006 | 7 586 315 | 44 144 804
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX VIII

Member State: France
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

FR000000000000023 | 23 | SPONTEX SAS | SPONTEX SAS | 14 628 | 14 628 | 14 628 | 11 872 | 11 431 | 67 187

FR000000000000046 | 46 | EUROLYSINE | EUROLYSINE | 74 087 | 87 988 | 61 918 | 39 248 | 34 612 | 297 853

FR000000000000194 | 194 | ADISSEO SAS | ADISSEO SAS | 19 586 | 18 201 | 13 305 | 5 407 | 1 582 | 58 081

FR000000000000196 | 196 | VICAT usine de Créchy | SA VICAT | 193 961 | 215 596 | 225 163 | 202 921 | 181 214 | 1 018 855

FR000000000000211 | 211 | PAPETERIES DE GIROUX | PAPETERIES DE GIROUX | 6 399 | 6 399 | 6 399 | 7 383 | 6 399 | 32 979

FR000000000000216 | 216 | SECANIM SUD EST BAYET | SECANIM SUD EST | 5 636 | 6 707 | 5 480 | 4 534 | 3 959 | 26 316

FR000000000000217 | 217 | Société de Distribution de Chaleur de Moulins | Société de Distribution de Chaleur de Moulins (SDC Moulins) | 2 555 | 2 705 | 2 634 | 2 242 | 2 101 | 12 237

FR000000000000347 | 347 | KEM ONE BALAN | KEM ONE | 22 402 | 22 179 | 21 869 | 18 350 | 19 359 | 104 159

FR000000000000349 | 349 | STORENGY France Stockage souterrain d’ETREZ | STORENGY | 813 | 1 208 | 1 227 | 1 227 | 780 | 5 255

FR000000000000352 | 352 | WIENERBERGER – Usine de Pont-de-Vaux | WIENERBERGER SAS | 13 981 | 15 593 | 17 279 | 13 981 | 11 327 | 72 161

FR000000000000353 | 353 | TORAY FILMS EUROPE | TORAY FILM EUROPE | 5 578 | 5 578 | 5 578 | 4 574 | 4 093 | 25 401

FR000000000000354 | 354 | ATEMAX France – Usine de Viriat | ATEMAX France | 643 | 643 | 643 | 643 | 643 | 3 215

FR000000000000360 | 360 | Lafarge Ciments – Usine du Teil | Lafarge ciments | 472 396 | 472 396 | 546 710 | 529 260 | 482 243 | 2 503 005

FR000000000000362 | 362 | GRTgaz station de compression de La Bégude-de-Mazenc | GRTgaz Territoire Rhône Méditerranée | 1 517 | 1 407 | 2 332 | 3 983 | 3 503 | 12 742

FR000000000000367 | 367 | ENERGIE VERTE DE VALENCE – Chaufferie Dreyfus | ENERGIE VERTE DE VALENCE | 1 327 | 1 293 | 1 118 | 841 | 724 | 5 303

FR000000000000368 | 368 | VICAT usine de Montalieu | SA VICAT | 682 794 | 682 935 | 682 935 | 682 935 | 683 071 | 3 414 670

FR000000000000378 | 378 | chaufferie de la Villeneuve | Compagnie de chauiffage de Grenoble | 7 789 | 6 669 | 7 351 | 7 351 | 6 567 | 35 727

FR000000000000383 | 383 | ARKEMA Usine de Jarrie | ARKEMA France | 34 871 | 32 004 | 30 440 | 32 104 | 28 712 | 158 131

FR000000000000385 | 385 | Rhodia opérations etablissement du Pont de Claix | Rhodia Opérations | 44 503 | 42 947 | 38 727 | 29 046 | 23 042 | 178 265

FR000000000000387 | 387 | AHLSTROM LA GERE | Ahlstrom La Gère | 34 912 | 34 912 | 34 912 | 29 306 | 26 471 | 160 513

FR000000000000389 | 389 | VICAT usine de Saint Egrève | SA VICAT | 146 812 | 146 812 | 146 812 | 146 812 | 111 853 | 699 101

FR000000000000391 | 391 | Européenne des Chaux et Liants | Européenne des Chaux et Liants | 44 879 | 35 142 | 35 142 | 36 663 | 32 431 | 184 257

FR000000000000392 | 392 | Chaufferie de l’Ile-d’Amour | CCIAG | 1 922 | 1 517 | 894 | 1 179 | 1 605 | 7 117

FR000000000000393 | 393 | Ahlstrom Munksjo Brignoud | Ahlstrom Brignoud | 4 688 | 4 688 | 4 688 | 4 688 | 4 170 | 22 922

FR000000000000399 | 399 | Industeel France Site de Chateauneuf | Industeel France Site de Chateauneuf | 25 115 | 21 317 | 25 313 | 25 436 | 21 312 | 118 493

FR000000000000406 | 406 | VERALLIA FRANCE – Saint-Romain Le Puy | Verallia Saint-Romain Le Puy | 35 611 | 35 893 | 36 804 | 39 836 | 33 681 | 181 825

FR000000000000434 | 434 | FYSOL SAS | FYSOL | 29 951 | 31 586 | 31 586 | 31 586 | 31 586 | 156 295

FR000000000000436 | 436 | R3C – Chaufferie de Bissy | R3C (Réseau de Chaleur de la Cluse de Chambéry) | 5 315 | 5 179 | 5 043 | 3 584 | 2 457 | 21 578

FR000000000000459 | 459 | Indorama Ventures Mobility Longlaville | Indorama Ventures Mobility Longlaville | 8 860 | 8 860 | 8 860 | 8 860 | 6 980 | 42 420

FR000000000000470 | 470 | Kimberly Clark toul | Kimberly Clark SAS | 28 432 | 27 967 | 22 817 | 17 737 | 15 420 | 112 373

FR000000000000476 | 476 | LACTOSERUM France | LACTOSERUM France | 22 335 | 21 977 | 21 793 | 21 793 | 15 845 | 103 743

FR000000000000533 | 533 | Laiterie du Val d’Ancenis | Laiterie du Val d’Ancenis | 12 851 | 12 851 | 12 851 | 10 906 | 10 433 | 59 892

FR000000000000539 | 539 | Terminal méthanier de Montoir de Bretagne | ELENGY | 16 230 | 17 792 | 23 270 | 25 517 | 23 217 | 106 026

FR000000000000553 | 553 | LAVAL ENERGIE NOUVELLE – Chaufferie Saint-Nicolas | LAVAL ENERGIE NOUVELLE | 101 | 98 | 232 | 226 | 108 | 765

FR000000000000563 | 563 | CHEZINE LOIRE ENERGIES D’AVENIR, EN ABREGE – CLEA | CHEZINE LOIRE ENERGIES D’AVENIR, EN ABREGE – CLEA | 1 578 | 1 770 | 1 827 | 1 572 | 1 169 | 7 916

FR000000000000576 | 576 | BOUYER LEROUX Site de Saint Martin des Fontaines | BOUYER LEROUX | 22 387 | 21 932 | 25 615 | 27 907 | 22 056 | 119 897

FR000000000000579 | 579 | BOUYER LEROUX Site de La Boissière du Doré | BOUYER LEROUX | 1 760 | 1 760 | 2 374 | 1 946 | 1 198 | 9 038

FR000000000000581 | 581 | BOUYER LEROUX – Usine de La Séguinière | BOUYER LEROUX | 27 711 | 31 031 | 34 610 | 33 544 | 31 550 | 158 446

FR000000000000616 | 616 | NAPHTACHIMIE – Usine de Lavéra | NAPHTACHIMIE | 883 323 | 886 328 | 881 403 | 870 842 | 877 646 | 4 399 542

FR000000000000621 | 621 | Unités PVC, Kraton et Additifs situées à l’Usine Chimique de Berre (UCB) | CPB-Compagnie Pétrochimique de Berre | 64 843 | 64 843 | 55 487 | 63 333 | 50 169 | 298 675

FR000000000000724 | 724 | AEROPORTS DE PARIS – POLE PRODUCTION D ENERGIE | AEROPORT de PARIS | 7 540 | 7 540 | 8 161 | 7 540 | 6 912 | 37 693

FR000000000000726 | 726 | Chaufferie Urbaine Sarcelles Energie | SARCELLES ENERGIES | 2 335 | 2 462 | 2 397 | 2 332 | 2 574 | 12 100

FR000000000000772 | 772 | ARGEVAL | ARGEVAL | 543 | 764 | 1 169 | 987 | 728 | 4 191

FR000000000000786 | 786 | TERREAL | TERREAL | 18 830 | 18 830 | 18 830 | 18 830 | 18 032 | 93 352

FR000000000000823 | 823 | Colors Effects France SAS | Colors Effects France SAS | 2 898 | 3 300 | 3 426 | 2 992 | 3 223 | 15 839

FR000000000000904 | 904 | CARTONNERIES DE GONDARDENNES WARDRECQUES SA | CARTONNERIES de GONDARDENNES WARDRECQUES sa | 39 709 | 33 701 | 24 666 | 19 269 | 18 860 | 136 205

FR000000000000935 | 935 | INGREDIA | INGREDIA | 21 361 | 21 361 | 21 076 | 20 769 | 17 255 | 101 822

FR000000000000942 | 942 | Laminés Marchands Européens | Laminés Marchands Européens | 58 159 | 58 159 | 58 159 | 59 022 | 58 159 | 291 658

FR000000000000955 | 955 | ArcelorMittal France (ex ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine) – site de Mardyck | ArcelorMittal France (ex ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine) | 48 386 | 48 386 | 54 378 | 45 382 | 42 755 | 239 287

FR000000000000956 | 956 | ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine Dunkerque | ArcelorMittal Atlantique et Lorraine | 9 379 705 | 9 331 873 | 9 378 333 | 6 645 494 | 6 645 494 | 41 380 899

FR000000000000974 | 974 | CARGILL Haubourdin SAS | CARGILL Haubourdin | 50 065 | 37 756 | 30 413 | 22 965 | 20 085 | 161 284

FR000000000001037 | 1037 | CHU Poitiers | CHU de poitiers | 1 218 | 932 | 796 | 127 | 0 | 3 073

FR000000000001039 | 1039 | Dalkia – chaufferie des couronneries | DALKIA | 1 589 | 1 549 | 1 919 | 1 767 | 1 329 | 8 153

FR000000000001093 | 1093 | HUTCHINSON SNC | HUTCHINSON SNC | 1 621 | 1 621 | 1 621 | 0 | 0 | 4 863

FR000000000001101 | 1101 | Carrière et Chaux Balthazard Cotte Usine de Poliénas | Carrière et Chaux Balthazard Cotte | 62 390 | 62 390 | 62 581 | 62 362 | 62 533 | 312 256

FR000000000001124 | 1124 | SDCF sté de distrib de chaleur de Firminy | Société de Distribution de Chaleur de Firminy | 2 213 | 2 156 | 2 100 | 2 043 | 1 664 | 10 176

FR000000000001137 | 1137 | TEREOS STARCH SWEETENERS LBN | TEREOS STARCH SWEETENERS LBN | 54 886 | 54 189 | 62 976 | 62 976 | 35 155 | 270 182

FR000000000001141 | 1141 | FROMAGERIE BEL PRODUCTION FRANCE – USINE DE SABLE SUR SARTHE | FROMAGERIES BEL PRODUCTION France | 2 526 | 2 240 | 1 902 | 1 744 | 1 513 | 9 925

FR000000000001160 | 1160 | CTFEBis Bâtiment 6100 | AEROPORTS DE PARIS | 1 898 | 2 411 | 2 154 | 1 858 | 2 411 | 10 732

FR000000000001161 | 1161 | tuilerie Monier Signy l’Abbaye | BMI Production France | 6 112 | 6 229 | 7 556 | 7 424 | 6 061 | 33 382

FR000000000203536 | 203536 | DROME ENERGIE SERVICES | DROME ENERGIE SERVICES | 6 697 | 6 525 | 4 894 | 4 579 | 4 638 | 27 333

FR000000000204034 | 204034 | SOCIETE FROMAGERE DE CHARCHIGNE | SOCIETE FROMAGERE DE CHARCHIGNE | 1 564 | 1 233 | 1 233 | 1 233 | 1 084 | 6 347

FR000000000204293 | 204293 | WINOA | WINOA | 12 276 | 14 694 | 14 694 | 14 694 | 11 603 | 67 961

FR000000000204783 | 204783 | Polytechnyl Belle-Etoile Polyamides intermediates | Polytechnyl | 36 618 | 44 675 | 44 675 | 34 452 | 31 735 | 192 155

FR000000000204945 | 204945 | KEM ONE Site de Saint-Fons | KEM ONE | 7 311 | 10 229 | 6 865 | 6 259 | 5 966 | 36 630

FR000000000205223 | 205223 | FERROPEM Usine des Clavaux | FerroPem Usine des Clavaux | 149 065 | 126 065 | 117 567 | 101 060 | 85 077 | 578 834

FR000000000205261 | 205261 | CAPDEA site d’Assencières | CAPDEA ASSENCIERES | 6 523 | 6 791 | 4 816 | 2 832 | 4 414 | 25 376

FR000000000205263 | 205263 | CAPDEA site d’Aulnay | CAPDEA | 5 687 | 5 931 | 4 533 | 3 143 | 3 167 | 22 461

FR000000000205264 | 205264 | CAPDEA SITE DE MARIGNY LE CHATEL | CAPDEA | 7 502 | 6 169 | 9 569 | 12 919 | 13 911 | 50 070

FR000000000205428 | 205428 | COMILOG DUNKERQUE | COMILOG DUNKERQUE | 91 796 | 91 796 | 71 121 | 55 404 | 26 725 | 336 842

FR000000000205436 | 205436 | Novoceram SAS | Novoceram SAS | 13 140 | 13 140 | 13 015 | 14 408 | 17 412 | 71 115

FR000000000205521 | 205521 | TEREOS NUTRION ANIMALE AULNAY AUX PLANCHES | TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE | 6 412 | 5 189 | 5 084 | 3 438 | 3 554 | 23 677

FR000000000205522 | 205522 | TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE ALLEMANCHE | TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE | 8 837 | 7 680 | 10 126 | 8 624 | 9 933 | 45 200

FR000000000205524 | 205524 | TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE MONTEPREUX | TEREOS NUTRITION ANIMALE | 9 325 | 7 608 | 6 144 | 5 720 | 9 556 | 38 353

FR000000000205590 | 205590 | UNION INVIVO STOCKAGE OTTMARSHEIM | UNION INVIVO | 366 | 366 | 366 | 257 | 366 | 1 721

FR000000000205689 | 205689 | SUNDESHY – SITE DE NOIRLIEU | Société coopérative agricole de déshydratation SUNDESHY | 1 612 | 1 855 | 1 612 | 1 612 | 1 920 | 8 611

FR000000000205702 | 205702 | NLMK Strasbourg | NLMK Strasbourg | 16 904 | 17 586 | 14 810 | 13 963 | 17 586 | 80 849

FR000000000205706 | 205706 | ALH2-Pont-de-Claix | Air Liquide Hydrogene | 4 355 | 3 472 | 4 861 | 4 715 | 3 765 | 21 168

FR000000000205748 | 205748 | INV-Ta-EDS1 | INOVYN France | 189 932 | 190 400 | 181 106 | 174 671 | 174 671 | 910 780

FR000000000205796 | 205796 | BEFESA ZINC RECYTECH | BEFESA ZINC RECYTECH | 62 017 | 62 017 | 62 017 | 61 883 | 72 141 | 320 075

FR000000000205830 | 205830 | INTERFORGE | Aubert et Duval | 2 593 | 2 158 | 1 899 | 2 001 | 2 275 | 10 926

FR000000000205933 | 205933 | LIMAGRAIN – EX MAICENTRE Ancienne Usine | LIMAGRAIN. S.C.A | 278 | 431 | 431 | 163 | 318 | 1 621

FR000000000205934 | 205934 | LIMAGRAIN – Usine | LIMAGRAIN. S.C.A | 940 | 1 217 | 1 088 | 744 | 940 | 4 929

FR000000000205940 | 205940 | NOVAPEX | NOVAPEX S.A.S. (SEQENS SPS) | 100 534 | 102 119 | 103 971 | 86 585 | 79 322 | 472 531

FR000000000205994 | 205994 | Befesa Valera | Befesa Valera SAS | 33 712 | 33 712 | 33 712 | 33 712 | 0 | 134 848

FR000000000206024 | 206024 | PLACOPLATRE – Usine de CHAMBERY | PLACOPLATRE | 8 594 | 8 594 | 8 942 | 9 245 | 9 244 | 44 619

FR000000000206041 | 206041 | Peugeot Citroën Mécanique de l’Est-Sept Fons | Peugeot Citroën Mécanique de l’Est | 21 223 | 18 599 | 22 720 | 21 513 | 20 178 | 104 233

FR000000000206056 | 206056 | INEOS Derivatives Lavéra (IDL) | INEOS Derivatives Lavéra SAS (IDL) | 141 322 | 153 053 | 165 125 | 140 048 | 140 048 | 739 596

FR000000000206065 | 206065 | ArcelorMittal Gandrange | ArcelorMittal Gandrange | 13 310 | 15 783 | 19 910 | 16 853 | 16 732 | 82 588

FR000000000206318 | 206318 | Saarstahl rail SAS | Saarstahl rail SAS | 22 835 | 22 835 | 22 835 | 22 835 | 27 181 | 118 521

FR000000000206360 | 206360 | POLYCHIM Industrie | POLYCHIM Industrie | 4 338 | 4 000 | 3 489 | 3 598 | 3 598 | 19 023

FR000000000206370 | 206370 | Unifrax France | UNIFRAX France | 577 | 692 | 692 | 692 | 564 | 3 217

FR000000000206804 | 206804 | Thermal Ceramics de France site de Saint Marcellin en Forez | Thermal Ceramics de France | 790 | 790 | 982 | 811 | 686 | 4 059

FR000000000207324 | 207324 | Chaufferie urbain Croix-Neyrat à Clermont-Ferrand | ENERGIE CLERMONT AVENIR (ECLA) | 2 216 | 2 216 | 2 561 | 3 085 | 3 593 | 13 671

FR000000000213060 | 213060 | IMERYS-Salin-de-Giraud | IMERYS SALIN | 30 016 | 30 016 | 30 016 | 29 211 | 29 211 | 148 470

FR000000000215900 | 215900 | WIZPAPER | WIZPAPER | 27 006 | 26 412 | 25 818 | 21 430 | 20 924 | 121 590

FR000000000216860 | 216860 | Centrale d’Enrobage Mobile ERMONT TSX28 – 1004 | TRABET | 618 | 1 289 | 1 260 | 1 203 | 1 147 | 5 517

FR000000000220541 | 220541 | Centrale d’Enrobage Mobile ERMONT TSX28-2 – 1006 | TRABET | 0 | 0 | 684 | 0 | 0 | 684

FR000000000220624 | 220624 | Chaufferie de la Hardt | VALORIM | 13 | 106 | 103 | 99 | 94 | 415
TOTAL | 13 837 920 | 13 796 623 | 13 868 028 | 10 906 752 | 10 626 741 | 63 036 064
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX IX

Member State: Croatia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

HR000000000204086 | 204086 | TE-TO Sisak | HEP-Proizvodnja d.o.o. | 6 671 | 6 499 | 6 328 | 4 477 | 2 798 | 26 773

HR000000000204295 | 204295 | Acciaierie Bertoli Safau Sisak d.o.o. | Acciaierie Bertoli Safau Sisak d.o.o. | 4 575 | 9 215 | 14 168 | 15 259 | 14 624 | 57 841

HR000000000204341 | 204341 | Calucem d.o.o. | Calucem d.o.o. | 70 560 | 77 224 | 80 069 | 71 386 | 65 040 | 364 279

HR000000000204425 | 204425 | TE-TO OSIJEK | HEP-PROIZVODNJA d.o.o. | 10 872 | 9 553 | 9 300 | 9 049 | 8 670 | 47 444

HR000000000205104 | 205104 | Dilj d.o.o. pogon Našice | Dilj d.o.o. | 4 970 | 4 621 | 4 492 | 4 258 | 3 109 | 21 450

HR000000000205122 | 205122 | NEXE d.d. | NEXE d.d. | 524 259 | 524 259 | 542 717 | 542 717 | 496 579 | 2 630 531

HR000000000205486 | 205486 | Vetropack Straža d.d. | Vetropack Straža d.d. | 65 659 | 65 659 | 74 885 | 77 199 | 74 955 | 358 357

HR000000000205675 | 205675 | Leier-Leitl d.o.o. | Leier-Leitl d.o.o. | 4 607 | 4 315 | 5 178 | 5 178 | 4 739 | 24 017
TOTAL | 692 173 | 701 345 | 737 137 | 729 523 | 670 514 | 3 530 692
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX X

Member State: Italy
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

IT000000000000001 | 1 | Centrale termica | SKF INDUSTRIE S.p.A. | 1 093 | 1 093 | 1 093 | 896 | 896 | 5 071

IT000000000000017 | 17 | AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA | AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA | 6 928 | 8 143 | 8 934 | 7 056 | 7 056 | 38 117

IT000000000000028 | 28 | Centrale Termica di Integrazione e Riserva del BIT | Iren Energia SpA | 983 | 2 334 | 2 334 | 1 174 | 1 174 | 7 999

IT000000000000042 | 42 | Centrale termica Alcoplast | Alcoplast Srl | 6 188 | 8 743 | 10 220 | 8 118 | 8 118 | 41 387

IT000000000000058 | 58 | Riva Acciaio S.p.a | Riva Acciaio S.p.A | 43 092 | 58 263 | 58 052 | 38 516 | 38 516 | 236 439

IT000000000000076 | 76 | Verallia – Stabilimento di Carcare | Verallia italia S.p.a. | 26 730 | 26 364 | 25 520 | 21 452 | 21 452 | 121 518

IT000000000000085 | 85 | Centrale di cogenerazione Genova Sampierdarena | Iren Energia S.p.A. | 1 960 | 2 188 | 2 130 | 1 341 | 1 304 | 8 923

IT000000000000086 | 86 | ACCIAIERIE D’ITALIA S.P.A. STABILIMENTO DI GENOVA CORNIGLIANO | Acciaierie d’Italia S.P.A. | 45 145 | 45 145 | 52 007 | 45 145 | 45 145 | 232 587

IT000000000000117 | 117 | Tecnocity | A2A Calore Servizi SRL | 1 164 | 2 290 | 2 966 | 3 216 | 3 127 | 12 763

IT000000000000123 | 123 | Stabilimento Rho | Altuglas S.r.l. | 35 611 | 35 841 | 37 138 | 35 525 | 35 525 | 179 640

IT000000000000124 | 124 | Centrale di Cogenerazione | EniPower S.p.A. | 8 854 | 9 971 | 9 708 | 8 171 | 7 944 | 44 648

IT000000000000128 | 128 | Concessione Settala Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas | Stogit S.p.A. | 9 516 | 9 516 | 9 516 | 6 070 | 6 070 | 40 688

IT000000000000142 | 142 | Radicifil S.p.A. | Radicifil S.p.A. | 7 738 | 7 354 | 6 769 | 6 191 | 6 191 | 34 243

IT000000000000151 | 151 | Polynt Spa Stabilimento di Scanzorosciate | POLYNT SPA | 133 615 | 135 120 | 129 408 | 89 954 | 89 954 | 578 051

IT000000000000154 | 154 | Radici Yarn Villa d’Ogna | Radici Yarn SpA | 15 869 | 15 869 | 15 869 | 13 111 | 13 111 | 73 829

IT000000000000156 | 156 | Metalcam S.p.A. | Metalcam S.p.A. | 17 782 | 17 489 | 15 240 | 11 654 | 11 654 | 73 819

IT000000000000159 | 159 | Lamarmora | A2A Calore Servizi SRL | 19 302 | 18 806 | 14 825 | 10 285 | 9 999 | 73 217

IT000000000000161 | 161 | Centrale Nord | A2A Calore Servizi SRL | 804 | 1 090 | 1 090 | 714 | 714 | 4 412

IT000000000000172 | 172 | ASONEXT SPA UNIPERSONALE | ASONEXT SPA UNIPERSONALE | 8 011 | 8 011 | 6 290 | 4 467 | 4 467 | 31 246

IT000000000000185 | 185 | CTEC – Centrale Termoelettrica Cogenerativa | A2A Calore Servizi | 2 307 | 2 248 | 2 189 | 1 645 | 1 599 | 9 988

IT000000000000192 | 192 | Concessione Ripalta Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas | Stogit S.p.A. | 6 439 | 5 352 | 5 352 | 5 151 | 5 151 | 27 445

IT000000000000195 | 195 | Stabilimento Versalis di Mantova | Versalis SpA | 317 039 | 317 039 | 317 039 | 253 771 | 253 771 | 1 458 659

IT000000000000206 | 206 | Acciaierie Valbruna S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Bolzano | Acciaierie Valbruna S.p.A. | 22 199 | 22 199 | 23 288 | 22 332 | 22 332 | 112 350

IT000000000000207 | 207 | Stabilimento di Arco | Fedrigoni S.p.A. | 33 097 | 28 155 | 33 574 | 33 051 | 33 051 | 160 928

IT000000000000210 | 210 | Sappi Condino | Sappi Italy Operations SpA | 13 564 | 13 564 | 15 892 | 13 564 | 13 564 | 70 148

IT000000000000213 | 213 | Cartiere del Garda SpA | Cartiere del Garda SpA | 74 977 | 74 373 | 98 005 | 81 329 | 81 329 | 410 013

IT000000000000220 | 220 | Vetrerie Riunite Spa | Vetrerie Riunite Spa | 42 150 | 43 113 | 42 951 | 41 655 | 41 655 | 211 524

IT000000000000221 | 221 | PRODUZIONE CALCE VIVA CERAINO | Fassa S.r.l. | 76 534 | 101 360 | 131 300 | 140 646 | 140 646 | 590 486

IT000000000000225 | 225 | Impianto di produzione carni e lavorazioni sottoprodotti di macellazione | Agricola Tre Valli Società Cooperativa | 5 752 | 5 604 | 5 146 | 4 882 | 4 746 | 26 130

IT000000000000253 | 253 | Stabilimento produttivo di Villabruna | Wienerberger SpA | 10 311 | 10 311 | 13 019 | 11 740 | 11 740 | 57 121

IT000000000000271 | 271 | Stabilimento Versalis di Porto Marghera | Versalis SpA | 466 362 | 487 157 | 317 364 | 86 588 | 86 588 | 1 444 059

IT000000000000277 | 277 | PM3 – Cartiera di Carmignano di Brenta | PM3 Srl |  |  | 13 793 | 13 298 | 13 298 | 40 389

IT000000000000278 | 278 | Sappi Carmignano | Sappi Italy Operations SpA | 22 499 | 22 499 | 22 499 | 18 901 | 18 901 | 105 299

IT000000000000281 | 281 | Cementeria di Monselice | Buzzi Unicem S.r.l. | 334 797 | 334 379 | 334 080 | 333 876 | 333 876 | 1 671 008

IT000000000000282 | 282 | Acciaierie Venete Spa – stabilimento di Camin | Acciaierie Venete Spa | 75 673 | 92 720 | 95 964 | 92 706 | 92 706 | 449 769

IT000000000000283 | 283 | Zuccherificio di Pontelongo | Co.Pro. B. S.C.A. | 46 349 | 44 883 | 31 647 | 29 107 | 29 107 | 181 093

IT000000000000290 | 290 | Cartiere del Polesine – Stabilimento di Loreo | Cartiere del Polesine s.p.a. | 16 732 | 16 732 | 16 732 | 13 573 | 13 573 | 77 342

IT000000000000308 | 308 | Concessione Cortemaggiore Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas | Stogit S.p.A. | 3 196 | 2 952 | 3 219 | 3 037 | 3 037 | 15 441

IT000000000000309 | 309 | Impianto di combustione (Centrale Termica Produzione Vapore) | Steriltom Aseptic System S.r.l. | 2 295 | 2 834 | 3 093 | 2 941 | 2 941 | 14 104

IT000000000000311 | 311 | CENTRALE TERMOELETTRICA DI PIACENZA | A2A gencogas SpA | 671 | 654 | 351 | 143 | 139 | 1 958

IT000000000000312 | 312 | Impianto di Gariga di Podenzano (PC) | Casalasco Società Agricola S.p.A. | 10 145 | 11 430 | 11 253 | 9 676 | 9 676 | 52 180

IT000000000000315 | 315 | Cementeria di Vernasca | Buzzi Unicem S.r.l. | 445 738 | 479 976 | 457 950 | 412 435 | 412 435 | 2 208 534

IT000000000000317 | 317 | Laterlite S.p.A. – Unità produttiva Rubbiano | Laterlite S.p.A. | 25 790 | 25 790 | 28 621 | 27 895 | 27 895 | 135 991

IT000000000000319 | 319 | SICEM SAGA SPA | SICEM SAGA SPA | 14 764 | 14 764 | 14 764 | 10 757 | 10 757 | 65 806

IT000000000000326 | 326 | Ferrari SpA | Ferrari Spa | 4 570 | 4 748 | 4 622 | 4 385 | 4 264 | 22 589

IT000000000000332 | 332 | TLR BARCA BO – CENTRALE COGEN | HERA SPA | 1 571 | 1 531 | 1 490 | 1 129 | 1 098 | 6 819

IT000000000000341 | 341 | Co.Pro.B. Zuccherificio e raffineria di Minerbio | Co.Pro. B. S.C.A. | 45 494 | 44 887 | 31 064 | 29 891 | 29 891 | 181 227

IT000000000000354 | 354 | Concessione Sabbioncello Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas | Stogit S.p.A. | 3 923 | 3 335 | 3 335 | 2 600 | 2 600 | 15 793

IT000000000000355 | 355 | EniPower S.p.A. Stabilimento di Ravenna | EniPower S.p.A. | 10 125 | 9 865 | 9 885 | 9 517 | 9 253 | 48 645

IT000000000000366 | 366 | FEDRIGONI S.p.A. – Stabilimento Pioraco | FEDRIGONI S.p.A. | 8 266 | 8 266 | 8 991 | 7 647 | 7 647 | 40 817

IT000000000000376 | 376 | Industria Cartaria Pieretti S.p.A. | Industria Cartaria Pieretti S.p.A. | 27 931 | 27 501 | 29 730 | 25 725 | 25 725 | 136 612

IT000000000000380 | 380 | LUCART S.p.A. – stabilimento di Castelnuovo di Garfagnana | Lucart S.p.A. | 11 960 | 12 073 | 12 073 | 11 960 | 11 960 | 60 026

IT000000000000397 | 397 | IMPIANTO PER LA PRODUZIONE DI VETRO CAVO MECCANICO | Zignago Vetro S.p.A. | 52 219 | 55 392 | 56 832 | 54 543 | 54 543 | 273 529

IT000000000000403 | 403 | Raffineria di Livorno | Eni SpA | 448 516 | 350 454 | 275 395 | 231 803 | 231 803 | 1 537 971

IT000000000000408 | 408 | Stabilimento di Piombino | JSW STEEL ITALY PIOMBINO S.P.A. | 34 493 | 28 848 | 28 848 | 28 668 | 28 668 | 149 525

IT000000000000419 | 419 | Polynt stabilimento di San Giovanni Valdarno | Polynt S.p.A. | 42 087 | 42 087 | 42 087 | 23 933 | 23 933 | 174 127

IT000000000000420 | 420 | Centrale di compressione gas di Terranuova Bracciolini | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 345 | 345 | 5 304 | 15 336 | 15 336 | 36 666

IT000000000000432 | 432 | CARTIERE DI TREVI SPA | CARTIERE DI TREVI SPA | 12 122 | 11 070 | 11 185 | 11 468 | 11 468 | 57 313

IT000000000000436 | 436 | Centrale di compressione gas di Gallese | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 800 | 6 307 | 15 902 | 21 835 | 21 835 | 66 679

IT000000000000442 | 442 | Cementeria di Guidonia | Buzzi Unicem S.r.l. | 395 413 | 455 532 | 455 532 | 395 413 | 395 413 | 2 097 303

IT000000000000452 | 452 | Stabilimento Cassino | Wepa Italia srl | 14 027 | 14 027 | 14 027 | 11 559 | 11 559 | 65 199

IT000000000000475 | 475 | INDUSTRIA DEI PRODOTTI MINERALI | INDUSTRIA CALCE CASERTANA SRL | 66 438 | 66 438 | 69 796 | 73 250 | 73 250 | 349 172

IT000000000000476 | 476 | Centrale di compressione gas di Montesano sulla Marcellana | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 547 | 4 521 | 16 298 | 22 578 | 22 578 | 66 522

IT000000000000493 | 493 | Pilkington Italia S.p.A. | Pilkington Italia S.p.A. | 90 311 | 88 626 | 87 926 | 87 560 | 87 560 | 441 983

IT000000000000520 | 520 | Stabilimento Versalis di Brindisi | Versalis SpA | 458 940 | 397 566 | 380 065 | 434 532 | 434 532 | 2 105 635

IT000000000000523 | 523 | Centrale Termoelettrica | Edison Next s.p.a | 7 053 | 6 169 | 5 092 | 4 060 | 3 947 | 26 321

IT000000000000525 | 525 | SIDERPOTENZA SPA | SIDERPOTENZA SPA | 39 782 | 39 782 | 37 614 | 39 782 | 36 403 | 193 363

IT000000000000530 | 530 | Centrale di compressione gas di Tarsia | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 1 435 | 3 762 | 2 632 | 392 | 392 | 8 613

IT000000000000541 | 541 | Raffineria di Milazzo S.C.p.A. | Raffineria di Milazzo S.C.p.A. | 1 359 122 | 1 051 850 | 1 101 605 | 1 359 122 | 1 359 122 | 6 230 821

IT000000000000547 | 547 | Raffineria di Gela S.p.A. | Bioraffineria di Gela S.p.A. | 44 643 | 86 840 | 93 347 | 90 237 | 90 237 | 405 304

IT000000000000550 | 550 | Centrale di compressione gas di Enna | Snam Rete Gas S.p.A. | 603 | 2 308 | 2 552 | 2 321 | 2 321 | 10 105

IT000000000000551 | 551 | ACCIAIERIE DI SICILIA SPA | Acciaierie di Sicilia SPA | 18 877 | 20 355 | 20 355 | 18 877 | 18 877 | 97 341

IT000000000000559 | 559 | Isab Srl – Raffineria Isab Impianti Sud | Isab Srl | 1 174 044 | 898 811 | 1 069 177 | 1 433 979 | 1 433 979 | 6 009 990

IT000000000000565 | 565 | Stabilimento Versalis di Porto Torres | Versalis SpA | 10 295 | 9 885 | 9 885 | 8 987 | 8 987 | 48 039

IT000000000000579 | 579 | BORMIOLI PHARMA S.p.A. – Stabilimento di S. VITO AL TAGLIAMENTO (PN) | BORMIOLI PHARMA S.p.A. | 9 637 | 12 473 | 12 367 | 10 412 | 10 412 | 55 301

IT000000000000582 | 582 | CALCISERNIA S.P.A. | CALCISERNIA S.P.A. | 38 143 | 38 143 | 26 123 | 23 550 | 23 550 | 149 509

IT000000000000583 | 583 | Sesto Campano | Colacem Spa | 517 579 | 564 987 | 584 351 | 569 809 | 569 809 | 2 806 535

IT000000000000599 | 599 | Cartiere Carrara spa stabilimento Tassignano | Cartiere Carrara Spa | 31 634 | 31 634 | 31 634 | 31 304 | 31 304 | 157 510

IT000000000000621 | 621 | Centrale Gas di Fano | Eni S.p.A. | 8 247 | 8 247 | 8 247 | 7 650 | 7 650 | 40 041

IT000000000000625 | 625 | Centrale Olio di Trecate | Eni S.p.A. | 8 301 | 7 813 | 6 172 | 5 615 | 5 615 | 33 516

IT000000000000632 | 632 | CARTIERE VILLA LAGARINA SPA | CARTIERE VILLA LAGARINA SPA | 58 103 | 58 103 | 50 201 | 41 554 | 41 554 | 249 515

IT000000000000635 | 635 | BORMIOLI LUIGI S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Altare (Savona) | Bormioli Luigi | 31 296 | 32 781 | 32 884 | 30 893 | 30 893 | 158 747

IT000000000000637 | 637 | Ledoga srl | Ledoga srl | 18 512 | 18 652 | 18 652 | 18 512 | 18 512 | 92 840

IT000000000000680 | 680 | CENTRALE DI RIVOLI | Iren Energia s.p.a | 5 737 | 3 177 | 853 | 528 | 513 | 10 808

IT000000000000687 | 687 | Cartiera dell’Adda Srl | Cartiera dell’Adda Srl | 31 118 | 31 405 | 28 512 | 24 006 | 24 006 | 139 047

IT000000000000695 | 695 | LUCART SPA | LUCART SPA | 36 473 | 34 863 | 33 436 | 33 436 | 33 436 | 171 644

IT000000000000702 | 702 | Stabilimento di Moggio Udinese | Cartiere ERMOLLI s.p.a. | 20 527 | 23 962 | 23 743 | 17 833 | 17 833 | 103 898

IT000000000000703 | 703 | CARTITALIA srl | CARTITALIA srl | 21 145 | 21 145 | 21 145 | 15 026 | 15 026 | 93 487

IT000000000000711 | 711 | MUTTI SOCIETA’ PER AZIONI IN BREVE: MUTTI S.P.A. | MUTTI SOCIETA’ PER AZIONI IN BREVE: MUTTI S.P.A. | 9 770 | 9 778 | 7 024 | 5 459 | 5 459 | 37 490

IT000000000000721 | 721 | Stabilimento di Crusinallo | Favini Srl | 14 315 | 14 806 | 17 892 | 15 185 | 15 185 | 77 383

IT000000000000722 | 722 | Consorzio Casalasco del Pomodoro – Sito di Fontanellato (PR) | Casalasco Società Agricola S.p.A. | 5 379 | 5 979 | 6 772 | 5 540 | 5 540 | 29 210

IT000000000000723 | 723 | Foroni Spa | Foroni Spa | 15 301 | 15 085 | 11 532 | 9 629 | 9 629 | 61 176

IT000000000000724 | 724 | Rubiera Special Steel Spa | Rubiera Special Steel Spa | 16 991 | 16 648 | 17 508 | 17 040 | 17 040 | 85 227

IT000000000000759 | 759 | Sasol Italy – Stabilimento di AUGUSTA | Sasol Italy S.p.A. | 315 016 | 377 167 | 313 398 | 254 272 | 254 272 | 1 514 125

IT000000000000799 | 799 | VEBAD S.p.A. | VEBAD S.p.A. | 34 268 | 34 268 | 34 268 | 29 519 | 29 519 | 161 842

IT000000000000800 | 800 | Vetreria Cooperativa Piegarese | Vetreria Cooperativa Piegarese Soc. Coop. | 53 861 | 53 861 | 53 861 | 44 971 | 44 971 | 251 525

IT000000000000801 | 801 | Vetreria Etrusca S.p.A. | Vetreria Etrusca S.p.A. | 34 081 | 34 729 | 36 618 | 36 003 | 36 003 | 177 434

IT000000000000802 | 802 | VETRERIE MERIDIONALI S.P.A. | VETRERIE MERIDIONALI S.P.A. | 42 822 | 42 703 | 41 804 | 41 412 | 41 412 | 210 153

IT000000000000809 | 809 | Leonardo S.p.A. Stabilimento di Nola | LEONARDO S.P.A. | 2 128 | 2 128 | 2 128 | 2 642 | 2 642 | 11 668

IT000000000000854 | 854 | Egidio Galbani srl | Egidio Galbani Srl | 2 061 | 2 061 | 2 061 | 1 721 | 1 721 | 9 625

IT000000000000859 | 859 | STABILIMENTO VERONA | FEDRIGONI SPA | 18 795 | 20 403 | 21 222 | 21 222 | 21 222 | 102 864

IT000000000000866 | 866 | ICO SRL | ICO INDUSTRIA CARTONE ONDULATO SRL | 12 656 | 12 434 | 12 237 | 12 121 | 12 121 | 61 569

IT000000000000868 | 868 | LESAFFRE ITALIA | LESAFFRE ITALIA SPA | 8 022 | 9 318 | 9 181 | 7 403 | 7 197 | 41 121

IT000000000000880 | 880 | Impianto per la fabbricazione del vetro | Vetreria di Borgonovo S.p.A. | 29 253 | 29 253 | 29 253 | 23 140 | 23 140 | 134 039

IT000000000000883 | 883 | RDM OVARO SPA | R.D.M.OVARO SPA | 22 303 | 22 303 | 22 303 | 16 295 | 16 295 | 99 499

IT000000000000886 | 886 | CENTRALE TERMICA | RIFINIZIONE S. STEFANO SPA | 5 626 | 5 242 | 6 636 | 6 636 | 6 636 | 30 776

IT000000000000893 | 893 | Sasol Italy – Unità Produttiva di Sarroch | Sasol Italy S.p.A. | 31 721 | 31 721 | 37 400 | 36 475 | 36 475 | 173 792

IT000000000000900 | 900 | SICIT GROUP SPA – STABILIMENTO DI ARZIGNANO | SICIT GROUP SPA | 8 145 | 8 145 | 8 145 | 7 967 | 7 967 | 40 369

IT000000000000904 | 904 | Tolentino SRL | TOLENTINO SRL | 23 949 | 23 949 | 23 949 | 17 140 | 17 140 | 106 127

IT000000000000912 | 912 | Impianto di produzione Ammoniaca e Urea | Yara Italia S.p.A. | 914 384 | 932 363 | 597 866 | 425 119 | 425 119 | 3 294 851

IT000000000000916 | 916 | Industria Cartaria Tivoli Srl | Industria Cartaria Tivoli Srl | 21 532 | 21 532 | 14 531 | 8 281 | 8 281 | 74 157

IT000000000000930 | 930 | MUTTI S.p.A. | MUTTI S.p.A. | 5 628 | 6 862 | 6 862 | 6 637 | 6 637 | 32 626

IT000000000000936 | 936 | Unigrà S.p.A. Stabilimento di Conselice | Unigrà S.p.A. | 28 542 | 29 016 | 32 174 | 26 922 | 26 922 | 143 576

IT000000000000937 | 937 | Wyeth Lederle S.r.l. | Wyeth Lederle Srl | 1 819 | 1 772 | 1 725 | 1 153 | 1 121 | 7 590

IT000000000000942 | 942 | Centrale produzione vapore stabilimento di Monopoli | CASA OLEARIA ITALIANA S.P.A. | 14 864 | 14 508 | 12 792 | 15 509 | 15 509 | 73 182

IT000000000000993 | 993 | CENTRALE DI COGENERAZIONE AQUAFIL | Aquafil Spa | 17 447 | 17 447 | 17 447 | 12 069 | 12 069 | 76 479

IT000000000000999 | 999 | Centrale termica e cogeneratore A.O.U. | A.O.U. Federico II | 3 772 | 3 556 | 3 462 | 2 531 | 2 461 | 15 782

IT000000000001017 | 1017 | Centrale Termica di Integrazione e Riserva “Politecnico” | Iren Energia SpA | 781 | 644 | 457 | 211 | 211 | 2 304

IT000000000001022 | 1022 | Centrale di Cogenerazione Linate | a2a Airport Energy spa | 5 731 | 5 905 | 5 306 | 4 324 | 4 204 | 25 470

IT000000000001034 | 1034 | Impianto di Rivarolo del Re (CR) | Casalasco Società Agricola S.p.A. | 9 454 | 10 253 | 11 414 | 10 253 | 10 253 | 51 627

IT000000000001070 | 1070 | Terminale GNL Adriatico SRL | Terminale GNL Adriatico SRL | 8 980 | 9 240 | 9 989 | 9 778 | 9 778 | 47 765

IT000000000001095 | 1095 | Stabilimento di Argenta | Italtom s.r.l | 2 125 | 2 909 | 3 173 | 3 294 | 3 294 | 14 795

IT000000000001104 | 1104 | Centrale cogenerativa di Teleriscaldamento della città di Mondovì | Mondo Energia S.r.l. | 1 779 | 1 733 | 1 688 | 1 362 | 1 324 | 7 886

IT000000000001121 | 1121 | Feger | Feger di Gerardo Ferraioli spa | 3 577 | 4 379 | 3 519 | 2 519 | 2 519 | 16 513

IT000000000001128 | 1128 | Impianto “Pappagnocca” | Iren Energia S.p.A | 590 | 590 | 774 | 597 | 597 | 3 148

IT000000000001143 | 1143 | Centrale di Teleriscaldamento Bolzano Sud | Alperia Ecoplus S.r.l. | 331 | 519 | 680 | 790 | 768 | 3 088

IT000000000001147 | 1147 | Impianto di Via Diete di Roncaglia | Iren Energia s.p.a | 1 331 | 1 331 | 997 | 595 | 595 | 4 849

IT000000000001161 | 1161 | Stabilimento Versalis di Ferrara | VERSALIS S.p.A. | 53 793 | 57 719 | 64 292 | 63 360 | 63 360 | 302 524

IT000000000001163 | 1163 | SRB S.p.A. | SRB S.p.A. | 25 569 | 24 912 | 19 574 | 14 059 | 13 668 | 97 782

IT000000000001164 | 1164 | CENTRALE DI COGENERAZIONE MONZA NORD | Acinque Tecnologie S.p.A. | 1 949 | 1 899 | 1 474 | 1 279 | 1 244 | 7 845

IT000000000001213 | 1213 | Centrale Termica di Giaguaro S.p.A. | Giaguaro S.p.A. | 2 334 | 2 525 | 2 634 | 2 005 | 2 005 | 11 503

IT000000000001215 | 1215 | Stabilimento Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl di Ferrara | Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl | 43 181 | 43 571 | 36 915 | 36 055 | 36 055 | 195 777

IT000000000001218 | 1218 | CARTIERA DELLA BASILICA DI PRACANDO | CARTIERA DELLA BASILICA S.R.L. | 5 233 | 6 090 | 4 425 | 4 060 | 4 060 | 23 868

IT000000000001232 | 1232 | Centrale di teleriscaldamento di Crema | A2A Calore Servizi | 1 117 | 1 089 | 1 060 | 932 | 906 | 5 104

IT000000000001235 | 1235 | Sesto San Giovanni | A2A Calore Servizi |  | 455 | 802 | 469 | 469 | 2 195

IT000000000001246 | 1246 | Centrale Termoelettrica Torino Nord | Iren Energia SpA | 39 494 | 44 373 | 37 464 | 29 576 | 28 753 | 179 660

IT000000000001252 | 1252 | Yara Italia Spa – Stabilimento di Ravenna | Yara Italia Spa | 87 602 | 87 602 | 85 992 | 70 328 | 70 328 | 401 852

IT000000000201371 | 201371 | Selinunte | A2A Calore Servizi SRL |  | 666 | 792 | 531 | 531 | 2 520

IT000000000201846 | 201846 | DISTILLERIA DETA SRL | DISTILLERIA DETA SRL | 2 032 | 1 723 | 1 776 | 1 531 | 1 488 | 8 550

IT000000000201869 | 201869 | ITALGRANITI GROUP SPA | ITALGRANITI GROUP SPA | 18 936 | 19 677 | 22 475 | 22 380 | 22 380 | 105 848

IT000000000201926 | 201926 | COEM S.P.A. – stabilimento di Roteglia frazione di Castellarano | COEM S.P.A | 18 851 | 19 362 | 20 167 | 19 936 | 19 936 | 98 252

IT000000000201945 | 201945 | CERAMICA SANT’AGOSTINO S.P.A. | CERAMICA SANT’AGOSTINO S.P.A. | 16 866 | 17 260 | 20 225 | 19 527 | 19 527 | 93 405

IT000000000202031 | 202031 | CALCEMENTI JONICI SRL | CALCEMENTI JONICI SRL | 11 044 | 8 913 | 4 192 | 2 563 | 2 563 | 29 275

IT000000000202046 | 202046 | Forgiatura A. Vienna S.r.l. | Forgiatura A. Vienna S.r.l. | 17 381 | 17 381 | 14 162 | 11 716 | 11 716 | 72 356

IT000000000202099 | 202099 | NICHE FUSINA ROLLED PRODUCTS S.R.L. | NICHE FUSINA ROLLED PRODUCTS S.R.L. | 19 454 | 15 861 | 14 830 | 12 426 | 12 426 | 74 997

IT000000000202105 | 202105 | FOMAS S.p.A. | FOMAS S.p.A. | 31 695 | 31 885 | 36 849 | 32 078 | 32 078 | 164 585

IT000000000202117 | 202117 | Forgital Italy S.p.A. | FORGITAL ITALY S.p.A. | 13 216 | 11 986 | 10 385 | 9 023 | 9 023 | 53 633

IT000000000202133 | 202133 | Gruppo Ceramiche Gresmalt S.p.A. – sito di Scandiano | Gruppo Ceramiche Gresmalt S.p.A. | 37 153 | 38 932 | 41 477 | 40 230 | 40 230 | 198 022

IT000000000202148 | 202148 | CARGILL S.r.l. | Cargill s.r.l. | 69 617 | 69 617 | 66 586 | 64 374 | 64 374 | 334 568

IT000000000202160 | 202160 | MARAZZI GROUP S.R.L. a socio unico – Stabilimento di Casiglie di Sassuolo | MARAZZI GROUP S.r.l. a socio unico | 35 278 | 30 855 | 30 490 | 24 389 | 24 389 | 145 401

IT000000000202222 | 202222 | RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A. – STABILIMENTO DI SELLERO | RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A. | 5 803 | 5 042 | 5 501 | 3 866 | 3 866 | 24 078

IT000000000202223 | 202223 | RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A. – STABILIMENTO DI CERVENO | RIVA ACCIAIO S.P.A. | 11 230 | 14 681 | 14 681 | 12 336 | 12 336 | 65 264

IT000000000202234 | 202234 | Franchini Acciai Spa | Franchini Acciai Spa | 15 135 | 14 833 | 12 599 | 10 560 | 10 560 | 63 687

IT000000000202312 | 202312 | Ceramiche Atlas Concorde – stab. Finale Emilia | Ceramiche Atlas Concorde Spa | 6 060 | 7 652 | 9 782 | 7 193 | 7 193 | 37 880

IT000000000202443 | 202443 | Panariagroup N. 1 | Panariagroup Industrie Ceramiche S.p.A. | 26 714 | 28 291 | 28 291 | 26 544 | 26 544 | 136 384

IT000000000202464 | 202464 | Ceramiche Refin spa | Ceramiche Refin Spa | 24 611 | 24 611 | 24 724 | 24 587 | 24 587 | 123 120

IT000000000202507 | 202507 | Industrie Ceramiche Piemme SPA | Industrie Ceramiche Piemme SpA | 37 351 | 32 298 | 32 298 | 22 880 | 22 880 | 147 707

IT000000000202673 | 202673 | Spray Dry SpA | Spray Dry Spa | 19 236 | 19 236 | 23 987 | 19 236 | 19 236 | 100 931

IT000000000202998 | 202998 | Stabilimento Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl di Brindisi | Basell Poliolefine Italia Srl | 19 996 | 19 646 | 19 250 | 18 665 | 18 665 | 96 222

IT000000000203480 | 203480 | Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A. | Solvay Chimica Italia S.p.A. | 43 567 | 39 342 | 43 567 | 38 616 | 38 616 | 203 708

IT000000000203786 | 203786 | F.B.M. Fornaci Briziarelli Marsciano Stabilimento di Dunarobba | F.B.M. Fornaci Briziarelli Marsciano S.p.A. | 41 331 | 32 032 | 19 703 | 17 777 | 17 777 | 128 620

IT000000000203789 | 203789 | Frati Luigi S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Pomponesco | Frati Luigi S.p.A. | 28 932 | 22 823 | 19 645 | 19 645 | 19 645 | 110 690

IT000000000203797 | 203797 | Chimica Pomponesco | Chimica Pomponesco | 12 016 | 12 514 | 13 060 | 11 944 | 11 944 | 61 478

IT000000000203815 | 203815 | Frati Luigi S.p.A. – Stabilimento di Borgoforte PANTEC | Frati Luigi S.p.A. | 41 827 | 30 083 | 23 098 | 20 424 | 20 424 | 135 856

IT000000000203932 | 203932 | Branduzzo laterizi S.R.L. | Branduzzo Laterizi S.R.L | 5 506 | 5 506 | 5 506 | 4 253 | 4 253 | 25 024

IT000000000204202 | 204202 | Duferco Travi e Profilati S.p.A. | Duferco Travi e Profilati S.p.A. | 17 935 | 17 935 | 17 935 | 13 126 | 13 126 | 80 057

IT000000000204443 | 204443 | Acciaierie Venete Spa – stabilimento di Dolcè | Acciaierie Venete Spa | 8 609 | 8 609 | 8 609 | 7 282 | 7 282 | 40 391

IT000000000204523 | 204523 | SACAL Società alluminio Carisio S.p.A. | SACAL Società Alluminio Carisio S.p.A. | 17 694 | 19 489 | 18 508 | 18 253 | 18 253 | 92 197

IT000000000204901 | 204901 | Venator Italy srl | Venator Italy srl | 58 026 | 100 437 | 71 912 | 42 185 | 42 185 | 314 745

IT000000000205302 | 205302 | STABILIMENTO PORTO MARGHERA | Altuglas S.r.l. | 24 787 | 24 787 | 24 787 | 20 265 | 20 265 | 114 891

IT000000000205305 | 205305 | Produzione di Sodio Silicato Vetroso e Silice Amorfa | Essentials Chemicals Italy S.P.A. | 32 632 | 32 961 | 33 622 | 33 022 | 33 022 | 165 259

IT000000000205314 | 205314 | Stabilimento di Terni | Wienerberger SpA | 11 702 | 12 187 | 17 137 | 15 759 | 15 759 | 72 544

IT000000000205333 | 205333 | ZML Industries SpA | ZML Industries SpA | 23 546 | 22 437 | 22 437 | 13 899 | 13 899 | 96 218

IT000000000205395 | 205395 | Stabilimento di Schio | Calce Barattoni S.p.A. | 61 795 | 66 321 | 66 321 | 67 575 | 67 575 | 329 587

IT000000000205481 | 205481 | FOMEC SPA | FOMEC SPA | 5 139 | 4 815 | 4 377 | 3 972 | 3 972 | 22 275

IT000000000205517 | 205517 | FERRIERA VALSIDER SPA | FERRIERA VALSIDER SPA | 46 473 | 46 473 | 34 880 | 24 809 | 24 809 | 177 444

IT000000000205606 | 205606 | CERAMICHE MOMA SPA | CERAMICHE MOMA SPA | 26 014 | 26 014 | 27 262 | 26 014 | 26 014 | 131 318

IT000000000205654 | 205654 | GranitiFiandre SpA – Stab.Sassuolo | Granitifiandre SpA | 31 222 | 30 414 | 28 510 | 23 173 | 23 173 | 136 492

IT000000000205777 | 205777 | AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA | AFV ACCIAIERIE BELTRAME SPA | 3 686 | 4 228 | 4 228 | 3 655 | 3 655 | 19 452

IT000000000205818 | 205818 | Impianto di Porto Marghera Cofely-Arkema | ENGIE Servizi S.p.A. | 1 227 | 1 195 | 1 164 | 1 223 | 1 189 | 5 998

IT000000000205908 | 205908 | MARAZZI GROUP S.R.L. a socio unico – Stabilimento di Sassuolo | MARAZZI GROUP S.R.L. a socio unico | 39 211 | 39 211 | 45 767 | 36 988 | 36 988 | 198 165

IT000000000205954 | 205954 | Polo Ambientale Integrato di Parma | Iren Ambiente S.p.A. | 1 501 | 1 501 | 1 630 | 1 461 | 1 461 | 7 554

IT000000000207182 | 207182 | CENTRALE DI CASSINO | IME POWER SRL | 2 049 | 1 996 | 1 374 | 616 | 599 | 6 634

IT000000000207496 | 207496 | Concessione Bordolano Stoccaggio – Impianti di compressione e trattamento gas | Stogit S.p.A. | 4 383 | 4 179 | 4 334 | 3 923 | 3 923 | 20 742

IT000000000207572 | 207572 | Cartiera Pirinoli | Cartiera Pirinoli S.c. | 20 567 | 21 329 | 20 875 | 18 750 | 18 750 | 100 271

IT000000000207703 | 207703 | IMPIANTO PER LA FABBRICAZIONE DI PRODOTTI CHIMICI ORGANICI DI BASE (IDROCARBURI OSSIGENATI) | Mater-Biotech Spa | 16 121 | 17 152 | 15 452 | 10 744 | 10 445 | 69 914

IT000000000209324 | 209324 | Stabilimento di Mantova | Cartiere Villa Lagarina spa | 6 312 | 25 800 | 45 834 | 38 823 | 38 823 | 155 592

IT000000000209802 | 209802 | Centrale cogenerativa di teleriscaldamento di Cuneo – Centrale A | Wedge Power S.p.A. | 404 | 1 054 | 1 399 | 1 268 | 1 233 | 5 358

IT000000000210014 | 210014 | Itelyum Landriano | ITELYUM PURIFICATION S.P.A | 32 317 | 32 317 | 32 317 | 25 857 | 25 857 | 148 665

IT000000000210125 | 210125 | Marcegaglia Carbon Steel S.p.A. – impianto di Gazoldo degli Ippoliti | Marcegaglia Carbon Steel S.p.A. | 6 694 | 5 336 | 4 286 | 2 311 | 2 311 | 20 938

IT000000000210668 | 210668 | Stabilimento Pratella – Montelupo Fi.no | Industrie Bitossi SpA | 9 574 | 9 398 | 11 545 | 9 111 | 9 111 | 48 739

IT000000000210679 | 210679 | Ceramiche Mariner | Ceramiche Mariner S.p.a. | 20 707 | 20 888 | 25 175 | 23 353 | 23 353 | 113 476

IT000000000210840 | 210840 | KERITALY S.p.a. | KERITALY S.p.a. | 11 465 | 11 465 | 13 289 | 11 465 | 11 465 | 59 149

IT000000000210859 | 210859 | Centrale di produzione calore per Teleriscaldamento di Bergamo via Goltara 23 | A2A AMBIENTE S.P.A. | 3 343 | 4 869 | 4 725 | 4 130 | 4 130 | 21 197

IT000000000210898 | 210898 | SAXAGRES S.P.A. | Saxagres S.p.a. | 19 317 | 23 059 | 20 341 | 19 317 | 19 317 | 101 351

IT000000000210938 | 210938 | Thermal Ceramics Italiana srl – STABILIMENTO DI CASALPUSTERLENGO | Thermal Ceramics Italiana srl | 7 935 | 7 935 | 7 935 | 6 556 | 6 556 | 36 917

IT000000000214220 | 214220 | Unità Produttiva di 3SUN S.r.l. | 3SUN S.r.l. | 0 | 237 | 111 | 108 | 106 | 562

IT000000000216620 | 216620 | CEMENTERIA DI SARCHE | Heidelberg Materials Italia Cementi S.p.A. | 0 | 51 950 | 77 016 | 75 244 | 73 472 | 277 682

IT000000000217220 | 217220 | Stabilimento di Sassuolo | Savoia Italia SpA | 0 | 4 267 | 8 522 | 8 326 | 8 130 | 29 245

IT000000000219761 | 219761 | SANTA MARIA srl Stabilimento di Filo | SANTA MARIA srl |  |  | 19 952 | 21 758 | 21 758 | 63 468

IT000000000000515 | 515 | Acciaierie d’Italia S.p.A. in A.S. | Acciaierie d’Italia S.p.A. in A.S. | 6 509 173 | 6 372 829 | 6 376 701 | 5 497 354 | 4 328 176 | 29 084 233
TOTAL | 17 403 969 | 16 988 841 | 16 624 207 | 15 287 736 | 14 109 649 | 80 414 402
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XI

Member State: Lithuania
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

LT000000000000001 | 1 | Katilinė, įrenginiai cemento klinkeriui gaminti | AB “Akmenės cementas” | 733 419 | 769 880 | 855 103 | 774 759 | 774 759 | 3 907 920

LT000000000000014 | 14 | Naftos perdirbimo produktų gamykla | AB “ORLEN Lietuva” | 1 227 864 | 1 227 864 | 1 227 864 | 1 227 969 | 1 227 969 | 6 139 530

LT000000000000018 | 18 | Amoniako paleidimo katilinės | AB “Achema” | 1 866 679 | 1 829 013 | 1 277 776 | 1 000 316 | 1 000 316 | 6 974 100
TOTAL | 3 827 962 | 3 826 757 | 3 360 743 | 3 003 044 | 3 003 044 | 17 021 550
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XII

Member State: Luxembourg
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

LU000000000000001 | 1 | CEGYCO | CEGYCO | 5 599 | 5 455 | 6 946 | 7 448 | 6 441 | 31 889

LU000000000000002 | 2 | DuPont de Nemours (Luxembourg) s. ä r. l. – Power | DuPont de Nemours (Luxembourg) s. à r. l. | 46 189 | 46 189 | 46 189 | 35 343 | 31 126 | 205 036

LU000000000000004 | 4 | Four de fusion – Production de verre plat | Guardian Luxguard II S.à r.l. | 84 830 | 84 830 | 46 697 | 8 202 | 44 908 | 269 467

LU000000000000006 | 6 | CIMALUX SA | CIMALUX SA | 509 196 | 509 196 | 509 196 | 509 196 | 298 847 | 2 335 631

LU000000000000007 | 7 | Kronospan Luxembourg S.A. | Kronospan Luxembourg S.A. | 141 421 | 170 816 | 170 816 | 163 204 | 173 365 | 819 622

LU000000000000012 | 12 | ArcelorMittal Belval Differdange – Site de Differdange | ArcelorMittal Differdange | 139 440 | 139 327 | 131 368 | 116 260 | 117 840 | 644 235

LU000000000205707 | 205707 | EUROFOIL Dudelange | EUROFOIL Luxembourg SA | 14 548 | 14 548 | 14 548 | 11 326 | 9 949 | 64 919

LU000000000205712 | 205712 | Julien Cajot Cie S.e.c.s. | Julien Cajot Cie S.e.c.s. | 3 865 | 3 865 | 3 865 | 3 865 | 3 012 | 18 472

LU000000000205713 | 205713 | ArcelorMittal Belval Differdange – Site de Rodange | ArcelorMittal Rodange | 12 538 | 15 085 | 15 085 | 15 085 | 12 740 | 70 533

LU000000000205992 | 205992 | CIMALUX S.A. | CIMALUX S.A. | 3 716 | 4 305 | 4 841 | 3 716 | 3 112 | 19 690

LU000000000207067 | 207067 | Centrale de cogénération biomasse à Bissen | KIOWATT S.A. | 3 497 | 3 613 | 3 798 | 3 803 | 3 892 | 18 603

LU000000000210137 | 210137 | Sudcal s.a. | Sudcal s.a. | 1 336 | 1 649 | 2 242 | 1 649 | 1 380 | 8 256
TOTAL | 966 175 | 998 878 | 955 591 | 879 097 | 706 612 | 4 506 353
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XIII

Member State: Hungary
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

HU000000000000006 | 6 | Arconic-Köfém Mill Products Hungary Kft. | Arconic-Köfém Mill Products Hungary Kft. | 57 890 | 55 506 | 46 552 | 43 669 | 44 232 | 247 849

HU000000000000007 | 7 | Szekszárdi Távhőszolgáltató NKft. Déli Futomu | Szekszárdi Távhőszolgáltató Nonprofit Korlátolt felelősségű Társaság | 3 318 | 3 318 | 3 318 | 3 318 | 2 675 | 15 947

HU000000000000018 | 18 | BorsodChem Zrt. | BorsodChem Zrt. | 452 548 | 483 111 | 438 460 | 438 509 | 453 209 | 2 265 837

HU000000000000021 | 21 | Budapest Airport Zrt. Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Repülőtér | Budapest Airport Zrt. | 2 480 | 2 480 | 2 480 | 2 090 | 1 825 | 11 355

HU000000000000022 | 22 | Budapesti Eromu ZRt. Kelenföldi Kombinált Ciklusú Gázturbinás Hoszolgáltató Eromu | Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. | 28 046 | 26 695 | 25 990 | 25 286 | 24 471 | 130 488

HU000000000000023 | 23 | Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. Kispesti Kombinált Ciklusú Gázturbinás Hőszolgáltató Erőmű | Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. | 21 970 | 21 406 | 20 744 | 20 183 | 19 743 | 104 046

HU000000000000024 | 24 | Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. Újpesti Kombinált Ciklusú Gázturbinás Hőszolgáltató Erőmű | Budapesti Erőmű ZRt. | 35 216 | 34 311 | 33 319 | 27 919 | 25 837 | 156 602

HU000000000000029 | 29 | Újpalotai Fűtőmű | BKM Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság | 1 162 | 1 397 | 1 189 | 1 189 | 1 382 | 6 319

HU000000000000030 | 30 | Rákoskeresztúri Fűtőmű | BKM Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság | 2 721 | 2 721 | 2 721 | 2 202 | 2 042 | 12 407

HU000000000000031 | 31 | Füredi utcai Fűtőmű | BKM Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság | 5 609 | 6 454 | 5 609 | 4 583 | 3 843 | 26 098

HU000000000000037 | 37 | Csepeli Eromu Kft. | Csepeli Eromu Kft. | 239 | 499 | 729 | 350 | 168 | 1 985

HU000000000000041 | 41 | Debreceni Telephely | Veolia Energia Magyarország Zrt. | 21 003 | 20 463 | 19 923 | 16 419 | 15 052 | 92 860

HU000000000000043 | 43 | Dorogi Erőmű | Veolia Energia Magyarország Zrt. | 9 111 | 7 667 | 6 174 | 3 429 | 1 493 | 27 874

HU000000000000047 | 47 | Duna-Dráva Cement Kf. Korlátolt felelősségű társaság | Duna-Dráva Cement Kft. | 446 052 | 446 052 | 380 419 | 379 833 | 379 480 | 2 031 836

HU000000000000048 | 48 | Duna-Dráva Cement Kft. Beremendi Gyár | Duna-Dráva Cement Kft. | 386 304 | 400 310 | 400 310 | 311 108 | 184 699 | 1 682 731

HU000000000000051 | 51 | Meleghengermű | Dunarolling Dunai Vasmű Zrt. | 145 658 | 109 198 | 82 977 | 56 125 | 29 395 | 423 353

HU000000000000059 | 59 | EVAT Zrt. | Egri Vagyonkezelő és Távfűtő Zrt. | 1 876 | 1 876 | 1 525 | 1 525 | 1 401 | 8 203

HU000000000000060 | 60 | O-I Hungary Kft. – Orosházi Üveggyár | O-I Hungary Kft. | 30 684 | 30 684 | 30 684 | 30 582 | 30 382 | 153 016

HU000000000000079 | 79 | GYŐR-SZOL Zrt. Távhőszolgáltatási Igazgatóság Rozgonyi utcai fűtőerőmű | GYŐR-SZOL Zrt. | 8 924 | 9 411 | 7 594 | 5 253 | 4 500 | 35 682

HU000000000000093 | 93 | Imerys Magyarország Tűzállóanyaggyártó Kft. | IMERYS Magyarország Tuzállóanyaggyártó Kft. | 4 021 | 4 021 | 4 230 | 4 230 | 3 334 | 19 836

HU000000000000096 | 96 | Kanizsai utcai Fűtőmű | Kaposvári Önkormányzati Vagyonkezelo és Szolgáltató ZRt. | 2 422 | 2 360 | 2 298 | 1 548 | 814 | 9 442

HU000000000000098 | 98 | Univer Product Zrt. | Univer Product Zrt. | 3 292 | 3 292 | 3 292 | 3 292 | 3 895 | 17 063

HU000000000000099 | 99 | KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft. Árpádvárosi fűtőmű | KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft. | 1 457 | 1 420 | 1 382 | 755 | 340 | 5 354

HU000000000000100 | 100 | KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft. Széchenyivárosi fűtőmű | KECSKEMÉTI TERMOSTAR Hőszolgáltató Kft. | 4 226 | 4 118 | 4 009 | 3 900 | 2 150 | 18 403

HU000000000000103 | 103 | Komlói Fűtőerőmű ZRt. | Komlói Fűtőerőmű ZRt. | 745 | 629 | 728 | 596 | 370 | 3 068

HU000000000000104 | 104 | Kőbányai Kogenerációs Erőmű | Kőbányahő Távhőtermelő és Szolgáltató Kft. | 8 547 | 8 453 | 7 313 | 5 128 | 3 794 | 33 235

HU000000000000108 | 108 | Devecseri Téglagyár | Leier Hungária Kft. | 28 437 | 28 518 | 29 872 | 21 900 | 16 487 | 125 214

HU000000000000110 | 110 | LIGHTTECH Kft. Üveggyár | LIGHTTECH Kft. | 3 484 | 3 484 | 3 010 | 3 484 | 2 684 | 16 146

HU000000000000116 | 116 | Magyar Földgáztároló Zrt. Hajdúszoboszlói Földgáztároló Déli-telep | Magyar Földgáztároló Zrt. | 3 041 | 2 147 | 2 759 | 3 682 | 2 706 | 14 335

HU000000000000118 | 118 | Mosonmagyaróvári Kompresszorállomás | FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt. | 10 974 | 7 082 | 4 374 | 7 082 | 2 140 | 31 652

HU000000000000119 | 119 | Nemesbikk Kompresszorállomás | FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt. | 1 317 | 960 | 775 | 201 | 11 | 3 264

HU000000000000142 | 142 | MVM Mátra Energia Zrt., Visontai Erőmű | MVM Mátra Energia Zrt. | 4 109 | 4 003 | 3 011 | 2 310 | 2 075 | 15 508

HU000000000000145 | 145 | MESZ Mosonmagyaróvár Kft. Erőműve | MESZ Mosonmagyaróvár Energiaszolgáltató Kft. | 1 546 | 1 769 | 1 722 | 1 151 | 855 | 7 043

HU000000000000146 | 146 | MIHŐ Kft. Diósgyőri kazánház | MIHŐ Miskolci Hőszolgáltató Kft. | 876 | 876 | 876 | 1 187 | 1 032 | 4 847

HU000000000000147 | 147 | Miskolc Tatár utcai Futomu | MVM MIFU Miskolci Futoeromu Kft. | 3 003 | 2 590 | 2 371 | 1 832 | 1 482 | 11 278

HU000000000000148 | 148 | KRONOSPAN-MOFA Hungary Kft. | KRONOSPAN-MOFA Hungary Kft. | 34 268 | 36 280 | 36 280 | 34 268 | 36 283 | 177 379

HU000000000000152 | 152 | Nestlé Hungária Kft. | Nestlé Hungária Kft. | 3 266 | 3 266 | 3 266 | 4 153 | 4 984 | 18 935

HU000000000000154 | 154 | Nyíregyházi Telephely | Veolia Energia Magyarország Zrt. | 10 981 | 10 698 | 10 417 | 9 411 | 8 057 | 49 564

HU000000000000155 | 155 | Ózdi Acélmuvek Kft. | ÓAM Ózdi Acélmuvek Kft. | 32 272 | 32 272 | 30 073 | 22 917 | 28 220 | 145 754

HU000000000000156 | 156 | Ózdi Távhő Kft. | Ózdi Távhőtermelő és Szolgáltató Kft. | 2 634 | 2 566 | 2 498 | 2 431 | 1 777 | 11 906

HU000000000000158 | 158 | Pannon Hoeromu Zrt. Pécsi Eromu | Pannon Hoeromu Energiatermelo, Kereskedelmi és Szolgáltató Zrt. | 7 595 | 9 637 | 9 383 | 7 010 | 8 728 | 42 353

HU000000000000161 | 161 | Pápateszéri Téglagyár | Pápateszéri Téglaipari Kft. | 10 019 | 10 234 | 9 884 | 6 127 | 4 879 | 41 143

HU000000000000162 | 162 | PICK Szeged Szalámigyár és Húsüzem Zrt. központi telepe | PICK Szeged Szalámigyár és Húsüzem Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság | 2 123 | 2 123 | 2 123 | 2 123 | 2 123 | 10 615

HU000000000000169 | 169 | Richter Gedeon Nyrt. | Richter Gedeon Nyrt. | 14 745 | 13 949 | 11 720 | 12 956 | 12 956 | 66 326

HU000000000000172 | 172 | Tiszaújvárosi Fűtőerőmű | ALTEO-Therm Kft. | 3 138 | 3 057 | 2 977 | 2 896 | 2 264 | 14 332

HU000000000000174 | 174 | Soproni Erőmű | ALTEO-Therm Kft. | 2 940 | 3 220 | 3 001 | 2 654 | 2 482 | 14 297

HU000000000000184 | 184 | SZÉPHŐ Zrt. | SZÉPHŐ Zrt. | 1 851 | 2 228 | 1 492 | 748 | 811 | 7 130

HU000000000000189 | 189 | Tapolcafői Téglagyár | Tapolcafői Téglaipari Kft. | 1 644 | 1 150 | 932 | 1 165 | 1 000 | 5 891

HU000000000000190 | 190 | Városi Fűtőmű | Salgó Vagyon Kft. | 903 | 880 | 857 | 609 | 410 | 3 659

HU000000000000191 | 191 | Tatabánya Erőmű Kft. | Tatabánya Erőmű Kft. | 12 769 | 12 801 | 12 791 | 12 291 | 11 844 | 62 496

HU000000000000193 | 193 | TAPI Hungary Industries Kft., Kazánház és gázturbinás kiserőmű | TAPI Hungary Industries Kft. | 24 968 | 24 968 | 20 516 | 17 828 | 17 401 | 105 681

HU000000000000196 | 196 | Wienerberger zRt. Csornai Cserépgyára | WIENERBERGER zRt. | 5 025 | 4 868 | 4 154 | 4 154 | 2 895 | 21 096

HU000000000000199 | 199 | Wienerberger zRt. Csabai cserépgyára | WIENERBERGER zRt. | 14 206 | 14 206 | 14 206 | 13 516 | 9 484 | 65 618

HU000000000000204 | 204 | Várpalota Hétvezér utcai Fűtőmű | Várpalotai Közszolgáltató Nonprofit Kft. | 1 768 | 1 723 | 1 677 | 1 318 | 1 191 | 7 677

HU000000000000210 | 210 | WIENERBERGER zRt. Solymár I. Téglagyára | Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt. | 12 236 | 11 028 | 12 213 | 8 002 | 6 646 | 50 125

HU000000000000213 | 213 | WIENERBERGER Zrt. Kőszegi Téglagyára | Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt. | 3 627 | 3 299 | 3 276 | 2 801 | 2 112 | 15 115

HU000000000000228 | 228 | Zalakerámia Zrt.Tófeji Gyáregysége | Zalakerámia Zrt. | 13 198 | 13 198 | 12 676 | 8 008 | 4 189 | 51 269

HU000000000000232 | 232 | WIENERBERGER Zrt. Tiszavasvári Téglagyára | Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt. | 16 624 | 15 206 | 13 008 | 8 617 | 7 281 | 60 736

HU000000000000233 | 233 | CREATON South-East Europe Kft. | CREATON South-East Europe Kft. | 18 733 | 18 733 | 18 733 | 15 637 | 12 399 | 84 235

HU000000000000234 | 234 | Füredi utcai Gázmotoros Blokkfűtőerőmű | ALTEO-Therm Kft. | 3 605 | 3 512 | 3 419 | 3 327 | 3 731 | 17 594

HU000000000000236 | 236 | Újpalotai Gázmotoros Erőmű | CHP-ERŐMŰ Kft. | 3 959 | 3 857 | 2 868 | 2 446 | 2 180 | 15 310

HU000000000000247 | 247 | Miskolc Hold utcai Kombinált Ciklusú Futoturbinás Eromu | MVM Balance Zrt. | 480 | 2 327 | 3 339 | 2 873 | 2 315 | 11 334

HU000000000000249 | 249 | INOTAL Zrt. – Inotai telephely | INOTAL Zrt. | 8 615 | 9 129 | 9 013 | 6 925 | 5 990 | 39 672

HU000000000000250 | 250 | Bakony utcai Gázmotoros Fűtőerőmű | SZÉPHŐ Zrt. | 6 002 | 5 487 | 5 342 | 5 197 | 4 791 | 26 819

HU000000000000254 | 254 | Észak-Budai Fűtőerőmű | MVM Balance Zrt. | 17 502 | 17 053 | 16 603 | 16 153 | 13 077 | 80 388

HU000000000000270 | 270 | Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Hungary Kft. | Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Hungary Kft. | 1 867 | 1 867 | 1 867 | 1 867 | 1 761 | 9 229

HU000000000000271 | 271 | WIENERBERGER Zrt. Balatonszentgyörgyi Téglagyár | Wienerberger Téglaipari zRt. | 18 183 | 12 950 | 13 910 | 8 653 | 3 514 | 57 210

HU000000000000941 | 941 | Királyegyházi Cementgyár | Holcim Magyarország Kft | 518 735 | 518 907 | 467 983 | 335 682 | 290 149 | 2 131 456

HU000000000000963 | 963 | SzBT-1 Kompresszor és gázelőkészítő üzem | HEXUM Földgáz Zrt. | 2 721 | 2 721 | 3 797 | 3 419 | 1 281 | 13 939

HU000000000001000 | 1000 | Energiabörze Power Kft. Gázturbinás kiserőmű egység | Energiabörze Power Kft. | 2 808 | 2 736 | 2 331 | 2 268 | 2 043 | 12 186

HU000000000001006 | 1006 | Szarvasi Vetőmagüzem | Corteva Agriscience Hungary Zrt. | 864 | 1 118 | 1 118 | 864 | 645 | 4 609

HU000000000205815 | 205815 | LINDE GÁZ Magyarország Zrt. Kazincbarcikai HYCO 1-2-3 üzemek | Linde Gáz Magyarország Zrt. | 12 943 | 12 943 | 7 773 | 21 402 | 43 370 | 98 431

HU000000000206949 | 206949 | Szada Kompresszorállomás | FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt. | 25 | 277 | 523 | 799 | 2 745 | 4 369

HU000000000207982 | 207982 | Bridgestone Tatabánya Kft. Környei Telephelye | Bridgestone Tatabánya Kft. | 3 142 | 3 252 | 3 455 | 3 260 | 2 926 | 16 035

HU000000000209147 | 209147 | KALL Ingredients Kft. | KALL Ingredients Kft. | 42 568 | 48 264 | 45 680 | 39 963 | 40 849 | 217 324

HU000000000209905 | 209905 | BC-KC Formalin Kft. | BC-KC Formalin Kft. | 2 798 | 2 798 | 2 798 | 2 798 | 2 798 | 13 990

HU000000000210522 | 210522 | WIENERBERGER zRt. Békéscsabai téglagyára | WIENERBERGER zRt. | 7 632 | 9 660 | 11 962 | 6 854 | 937 | 37 045

HU000000000210641 | 210641 | Viresol Kft. Gabonafeldolgozó üzem | VIRESOL Kft. | 29 237 | 40 946 | 45 416 | 46 207 | 47 315 | 209 121

HU000000000211438 | 211438 | Akkumulátorgyár | SK On Hungary Kft. | 3 639 | 4 654 | 5 592 | 5 367 | 4 482 | 23 734

HU000000000211679 | 211679 | Csanádpalota Kompresszor- és Mérőállomás | FGSZ Földgázszállító Zrt. | 11 | 11 | 129 | 992 | 2 319 | 3 462

HU000000000213600 | 213600 | Debreceni Kombinált Ciklusú Erőmű | PANNONGREEN Kft. | 970 | 949 | 927 | 1 104 | 1 215 | 5 165

HU000000000214120 | 214120 | Akkumulátoros elválasztó film gyártása | LG Toray Hungary Battery Separator Kft. | 2 276 | 2 226 | 1 721 | 1 681 | 2 075 | 9 979

HU000000000214160 | 214160 | Vajda Real Estate Kft., Papírgyár | Vajda Real Estate Kft. | 7 703 | 7 534 | 8 787 | 12 536 | 16 578 | 53 138

HU000000000216820 | 216820 | Samsung SDI Magyarország Zrt., Gödi telephely | Samsung SDI Magyarország Zrt. | 1 931 | 13 185 | 12 888 | 14 811 | 16 429 | 59 244

HU000000000217042 | 217042 | Ravago Building Solutions Hungary Kft. | Ravago Building Solutions Hungary Kft. | 0 | 3 763 | 7 455 | 7 283 | 8 815 | 27 316

HU000000000218961 | 218961 | Csúcskazánház | DVG Zrt. |  |  |  | 1 934 | 1 843 | 3 777
TOTAL | 2 694 057 | 2 722 997 | 2 507 588 | 2 194 155 | 1 986 587 | 12 105 384
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XIV

Member State: The Netherlands
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

NL000000000000017 | 17 | Dana Petroleum NL BV facility F2-A-Hanze | Dana Petroleum Netherlands B.V. | 605 | 399 | 399 | 399 | 506 | 2 308

NL000000000000033 | 33 | Bunge Loders Croklaan B.V. | Bunge Loders Croklaan B.V. | 13 416 | 13 416 | 13 416 | 13 416 | 11 371 | 65 035

NL000000000000040 | 40 | FrieslandCampina Lochem | FrieslandCampina | 20 337 | 20 337 | 19 930 | 18 063 | 16 896 | 95 563

NL000000000000045 | 45 | Tate Lyle Netherlands BV | Tate Lyle Netherlands B.V. | 41 796 | 40 722 | 39 648 | 29 050 | 26 650 | 177 866

NL000000000000048 | 48 | AVEBE U.A. locatie Gasselternijveen | AVEBE U.A. | 33 988 | 33 270 | 32 392 | 31 375 | 23 930 | 154 955

NL000000000000049 | 49 | AVEBE U.A. locatie Ter Apelkanaal | AVEBE U.A. | 34 364 | 35 853 | 34 908 | 31 222 | 28 119 | 164 466

NL000000000000050 | 50 | Aviko b.v. | Aviko b.v. | 23 243 | 21 786 | 21 434 | 21 451 | 20 239 | 108 153

NL000000000000053 | 53 | Cargill B.V. | Cargill Bergen op Zoom | 54 716 | 54 716 | 54 855 | 44 066 | 38 422 | 246 775

NL000000000000060 | 60 | Sonac Burgum B.V. | Sonac Burgum B.V. | 14 211 | 14 211 | 14 211 | 14 211 | 12 964 | 69 808

NL000000000000061 | 61 | Rendac Son B.V. | Rendac Son B.V. en Ecoson B.V. | 17 431 | 16 901 | 15 830 | 13 690 | 13 386 | 77 238

NL000000000000063 | 63 | Suiker Unie Vierverlaten | Suiker Unie fabriek Dinteloord | 82 473 | 81 686 | 82 388 | 82 388 | 82 870 | 411 805

NL000000000000068 | 68 | Bavaria N.V. | Bavaria NV | 17 342 | 13 384 | 12 607 | 12 396 | 12 117 | 67 846

NL000000000000069 | 69 | Heineken Netherlands Supply B.V. s’-Hertogenbosch | Heineken Netherlands Supply B.V. | 5 110 | 5 110 | 5 110 | 5 110 | 4 991 | 25 431

NL000000000000070 | 70 | Heineken Nederland B.V., brouwerij Zoeterwoude | Heineken Netherlands Supply B.V. | 6 204 | 6 045 | 5 885 | 5 726 | 4 267 | 28 127

NL000000000000073 | 73 | Ten Cate Advanced Textiles B.V. | Ten Cate Advanced Textiles B.V. | 10 327 | 9 895 | 11 299 | 1 301 | 0 | 32 822

NL000000000000076 | 76 | Crown Van Gelder B.V. | Crown Van Gelder B.V. | 45 622 | 42 179 | 44 255 | 28 452 | 17 289 | 177 797

NL000000000000078 | 78 | Essity Operations Cuijk B.V. | Essity Operations Cuijk B.V. | 13 767 | 12 930 | 12 930 | 12 930 | 11 938 | 64 495

NL000000000000079 | 79 | Solidus Solutions Board BV locatie Oude Pekela | Solidus Solutions Board BV locatie Oude Pekela | 13 389 | 11 810 | 12 583 | 10 579 | 10 732 | 59 093

NL000000000000081 | 81 | Eska locatie Hoogezand | Eska B.V. | 38 511 | 38 511 | 38 511 | 30 601 | 27 484 | 173 618

NL000000000000082 | 82 | Eska locatie Sappemeer | Eska B.V. | 29 783 | 29 783 | 29 783 | 21 118 | 17 335 | 127 802

NL000000000000084 | 84 | Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Coevorden | Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Coevorden | 11 299 | 11 547 | 13 243 | 12 964 | 8 434 | 57 487

NL000000000000085 | 85 | Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Bad Nieuweschans | Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Bad Nieuweschans | 28 017 | 29 008 | 29 008 | 19 265 | 14 157 | 119 455

NL000000000000090 | 90 | Smurfit Kappa Parenco B.V. | Smurfit Kappa Parenco B.V. | 139 945 | 133 909 | 137 557 | 133 026 | 126 747 | 671 184

NL000000000000091 | 91 | Sappi Maastricht B.V. | Sappi Maastricht B.V. | 78 033 | 68 078 | 68 257 | 49 213 | 44 731 | 308 312

NL000000000000097 | 97 | Gunvor Petroleum Rotterdam BV | Gunvor Petroleum Rotterdam B.V. | 199 518 | 104 280 | 152 303 | 161 249 | 146 082 | 763 432

NL000000000000102 | 102 | Frisia Zout B.V. | Frisia Zout B.V. | 4 850 | 4 725 | 2 385 | 2 685 | 3 246 | 17 891

NL000000000000108 | 108 | Sonneborn Refined Products B.V. | Sonneborn Refined Products B.V. | 10 566 | 10 724 | 10 538 | 7 664 | 0 | 39 492

NL000000000000113 | 113 | ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V. (ROP) | ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V. | 53 333 | 55 599 | 55 599 | 51 255 | 50 480 | 266 266

NL000000000000115 | 115 | PQ Silicas B.V. | PQ Silicas B.V. | 19 670 | 17 791 | 15 105 | 13 113 | 14 057 | 79 736

NL000000000000131 | 131 | O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V., vestiging Leerdam | O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V. | 87 840 | 87 579 | 88 605 | 88 605 | 88 605 | 441 234

NL000000000000132 | 132 | O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V. vestiging Maastricht | O-I Manufacturing Netherlands B.V. | 60 446 | 61 558 | 63 338 | 57 752 | 50 800 | 293 894

NL000000000000136 | 136 | Electric Glass Fiber NL, B.V. | Electric Glass Fiber NL, B.V. | 26 516 | 21 869 | 19 059 | 7 222 | 0 | 74 666

NL000000000000137 | 137 | Ardagh Glass Dongen B.V. | Ardagh Glass Dongen B.V. | 78 517 | 77 327 | 81 631 | 78 242 | 59 000 | 374 717

NL000000000000138 | 138 | Saint Gobain Construction Products | Saint-Gobain Construction Products Nederland B.V. | 31 443 | 32 254 | 34 490 | 32 392 | 22 650 | 153 229

NL000000000000139 | 139 | Rockwool B.V. | ROCKWOOL B.V. | 94 561 | 94 561 | 94 561 | 75 301 | 64 745 | 423 729

NL000000000000140 | 140 | Steenfabriek De Rijswaard BV | Steenfabriek De Rijswaard BV | 20 747 | 20 747 | 20 747 | 20 747 | 16 435 | 99 423

NL000000000000156 | 156 | HWC Hogering | Vattenfall Power Generation B.V. | 946 | 1 452 | 1 756 | 1 004 | 1 243 | 6 401

NL000000000000160 | 160 | Uniper Centrale Den Haag | Uniper Benelux N.V | 14 040 | 13 679 | 13 318 | 12 958 | 10 329 | 64 324

NL000000000000161 | 161 | Uniper Centrale RoCa | Uniper Benelux N.V. | 15 334 | 13 082 | 10 156 | 9 881 | 17 838 | 66 291

NL000000000000162 | 162 | Uniper Warmte Station Galileistraat | Uniper Benelux N.V. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 712 | 1 712

NL000000000000176 | 176 | Pompstation Breda | Ennatuurlijk B.V. | 843 | 439 | 299 | 199 | 373 | 2 153

NL000000000000187 | 187 | Centrale Merwede kanaal | Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V. | 11 806 | 9 322 | 7 769 | 4 536 | 4 930 | 38 363

NL000000000000199 | 199 | Indorama Ventures Europe B.V. | Indorama Ventures Europe B.V. | 103 569 | 101 093 | 98 720 | 84 808 | 52 075 | 440 265

NL000000000000201 | 201 | Koole Tankstorage Botlek | Koole Terminals | 19 157 | 19 151 | 20 475 | 21 708 | 21 358 | 101 849

NL000000000000202 | 202 | Universiteit Utrecht, locatie De Uithof | Universiteit Utrecht | 3 698 | 3 375 | 3 286 | 2 876 | 2 719 | 15 954

NL000000000000203 | 203 | Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen | Academisch Ziekenhuis Groningen | 3 351 | 3 351 | 3 068 | 2 626 | 2 490 | 14 886

NL000000000000204 | 204 | Academisch Medisch Centrum (AMC) | Academisch Medisch Centrum | 5 735 | 5 735 | 5 841 | 5 841 | 5 549 | 28 701

NL000000000000205 | 205 | Stichting Katholieke Universiteit (SKU) | Stichting Katholieke Universiteit | 3 088 | 3 878 | 2 963 | 2 101 | 1 847 | 13 877

NL000000000000206 | 206 | Stichting VU | Stichting VU | 4 533 | 4 533 | 4 533 | 4 533 | 3 677 | 21 809

NL000000000000214 | 214 | Pergen VOF | Pergen VOF | 9 589 | 4 560 | 1 157 | 1 125 | 1 782 | 18 213

NL000000000000218 | 218 | Steenfabriek Beek BV | Steenfabriek Beek BV | 5 395 | 5 395 | 5 395 | 5 220 | 4 075 | 25 480

NL000000000000223 | 223 | Uniper HWC Delftsevaart | Uniper Benelux N.V. | 428 | 284 | 284 | 1 577 | 3 379 | 5 952

NL000000000000224 | 224 | Uniper HWC Kop van Zuid | Uniper Benelux N.V. | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 953 | 953

NL000000000000226 | 226 | HWC Ypenburg | Eneco Solar, Bio Hydro B.V. | 2 277 | 2 277 | 2 277 | 1 560 | 1 395 | 9 786

NL000000000000236 | 236 | FrieslandCampina Workum | FrieslandCampina Workum | 11 798 | 13 542 | 15 007 | 14 769 | 14 312 | 69 428

NL000000000000241 | 241 | Centrale Lage Weide | Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V. | 31 449 | 37 074 | 36 096 | 33 735 | 28 217 | 166 571

NL000000000000243 | 243 | Hulpwarmte centrale Nicolaas Beetsstraat | Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V. | 532 | 185 | 185 | 185 | 430 | 1 517

NL000000000000245 | 245 | Hulpwarmte centrale Overvecht | Eneco Warmteproductie Utrecht B.V. | 540 | 41 | 41 | 41 | 148 | 811

NL000000000000248 | 248 | HWC Boris Pasternak | Vattenfall Power Generation B.V. | 60 | 203 | 203 | 20 | 124 | 610

NL000000000000250 | 250 | Rodruza, steenfabriek Rossum BV | Rodruza BV, locatie Rossum | 10 264 | 9 534 | 9 589 | 7 983 | 5 526 | 42 896

NL000000000000251 | 251 | Rodruza, steenfabriek Zandberg BV | Rodruza BV | 9 544 | 9 544 | 10 167 | 7 842 | 5 771 | 42 868

NL000000000000252 | 252 | Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek De Nijverheid | Wienerberger B.V. | 11 515 | 10 726 | 9 787 | 4 769 | 1 097 | 37 894

NL000000000000254 | 254 | Steenfabriek Engels Helden BV | Steenfabriek Engels helden BV | 12 835 | 14 820 | 14 820 | 14 820 | 12 835 | 70 130

NL000000000000256 | 256 | Steenfabriek Hedikhuizen BV | BV Steenfabriek Hedikhuizen | 11 472 | 11 472 | 11 472 | 11 472 | 8 749 | 54 637

NL000000000000258 | 258 | Steenfabriek Spijk BV | BV Steenfabriek Spijk | 18 234 | 19 053 | 18 234 | 18 234 | 13 675 | 87 430

NL000000000000261 | 261 | Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Bemmel | Wienerberger B.V. | 2 301 | 2 301 | 2 301 | 2 301 | 1 453 | 10 657

NL000000000000265 | 265 | Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Erlecom | Wienerberger B.V. | 9 427 | 7 850 | 7 850 | 7 850 | 5 601 | 38 578

NL000000000000267 | 267 | Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Haaften | Wienerberger B.V. | 11 661 | 12 967 | 11 689 | 10 876 | 8 474 | 55 667

NL000000000000268 | 268 | Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Heteren | Wienerberger B.V. | 9 086 | 9 222 | 9 274 | 9 316 | 9 337 | 46 235

NL000000000000272 | 272 | Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Nuance | Wienerberger B.V. | 3 191 | 3 191 | 3 191 | 2 680 | 2 198 | 14 451

NL000000000000273 | 273 | Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Poriso | Wienerberger B.V. | 19 772 | 19 516 | 25 163 | 19 318 | 10 301 | 94 070

NL000000000000277 | 277 | Wienerberger B.V. Steenfabriek Wolfswaard | Wienerberger B.V. | 10 414 | 10 414 | 8 116 | 7 437 | 6 478 | 42 859

NL000000000000278 | 278 | Wienerberger BV Steenfabriek Zennewijnen | Wienerberger B.V. | 11 335 | 11 828 | 11 932 | 11 058 | 10 004 | 56 157

NL000000000000333 | 333 | Steenfabriek Kessel BV | Steenfabriek Kessel BV | 10 147 | 9 224 | 9 224 | 9 076 | 7 244 | 44 915

NL000000000000339 | 339 | Koninklijke Mosa BV locatie Wandtegelfabriek | Koninklijke Mosa BV | 15 820 | 15 820 | 15 820 | 16 342 | 14 805 | 78 607

NL000000000000354 | 354 | Lamb Weston Meijer VOF vestiging Bergen op Zoom | Lamb Weston Meijer VOF vestiging Bergen op Zoom | 28 001 | 28 001 | 29 759 | 27 838 | 23 856 | 137 455

NL000000000000358 | 358 | Mars Nederland B.V. |  | 2 947 | 2 947 | 2 947 | 999 | 0 | 9 840

NL000000000000359 | 359 | Ministerie van Defensie,Nieuwe Haven terrein | Knipping,P, CDR | 1 655 | 1 655 | 1 655 | 1 655 | 1 502 | 8 122

NL000000000000362 | 362 | VDL Nedcar bv | VDL Nedcar bv | 5 886 | 5 385 | 5 385 | 4 631 | 2 871 | 24 158

NL000000000000384 | 384 | Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Locatie Hoogkerk | Solidus Solutions Board B.V. Loactie Hoogkerk | 12 701 | 12 881 | 12 694 | 5 821 | 0 | 44 097

NL000000000000387 | 387 | Steenfabriek Klinkers BV | Steenfabriek Klinkers BV | 3 869 | 4 974 | 5 305 | 5 305 | 3 869 | 23 322

NL000000000000388 | 388 | Steenfabriek Linssen BV | Steenfabriek Linssen BV | 2 824 | 2 824 | 2 824 | 2 491 | 2 022 | 12 985

NL000000000000389 | 389 | Steenindustrie Strating BV | Steenindusitrie Strating BV | 2 587 | 2 026 | 2 976 | 2 351 | 2 351 | 12 291

NL000000000000407 | 407 | Dow Benelux BV | Dow Benelux BV | 2 482 252 | 2 511 252 | 2 425 951 | 1 848 538 | 1 848 538 | 11 116 531

NL000000000000408 | 408 | Vopak Terminal Europoort B.V. | Vopak Terminal Euyropoort B.V. | 1 828 | 2 195 | 2 195 | 1 769 | 1 638 | 9 625

NL000000000000421 | 421 | Kisuma Chemicals BV |  | 10 522 | 10 522 | 9 081 | 5 874 | 0 | 35 999

NL000000000000439 | 439 | Alco Energy Rotterdam b.v. | Alco Energy Rotterdam b.v. | 176 283 | 178 195 | 166 246 | 140 267 | 163 036 | 824 027

NL000000000000440 | 440 | Bunge Loders Croklaan Oils B.V. | Bunge Loders Croklaan Oils B.V. | 11 087 | 11 087 | 11 087 | 7 965 | 7 206 | 48 432

NL000000000203197 | 203197 | Asfalt Centrale Stedendriehoek (ACS) BV | Asfalt Centrale Stedendriehoek (ACS) BV | 2 750 | 3 075 | 2 872 | 2 284 | 2 877 | 13 858

NL000000000203198 | 203198 | Asfalt Productie De Eem (APE) BV | Asfalt Productie De Eem (APE) BV | 3 217 | 3 217 | 3 217 | 3 816 | 4 925 | 18 392

NL000000000203202 | 203202 | Holland Malt B.V. | Holland Malt B.V. locatie Eemshaven | 28 052 | 27 533 | 27 866 | 26 882 | 16 875 | 127 208

NL000000000203210 | 203210 | Asfaltcentrale Heijmans Amsterdam | Heijmans Infra BV | 3 176 | 4 066 | 4 247 | 4 059 | 3 176 | 18 724

NL000000000203796 | 203796 | J.G Timmerman Groenvoederdrogerij B.V. | J.G. Timmerman | 3 029 | 3 029 | 2 223 | 1 628 | 1 780 | 11 689

NL000000000203819 | 203819 | Groenvoederdrogerij Oldambt B.V. | Groenvoederdrogerij Oldambt B.V. | 3 213 | 3 213 | 2 715 | 1 931 | 1 810 | 12 882

NL000000000203854 | 203854 | Asfalt Centrale Nijkerk (ACN) BV | Asfalt Centrale Nijkerk(ACN) BV | 1 534 | 1 335 | 1 757 | 1 757 | 801 | 7 184

NL000000000203953 | 203953 | Asfalt Centrale Rotterdam | Asfalt Centrale Rotterdam B.V. | 3 935 | 3 935 | 3 935 | 3 935 | 4 788 | 20 528

NL000000000203975 | 203975 | Asfalt Productie Hoogblokland | Gebr. Van Kessel Wegenbouw B.V. | 5 251 | 4 527 | 3 846 | 3 846 | 5 112 | 22 582

NL000000000203976 | 203976 | KWS Infra bv, Asfalt Centrale Roosendaal | KWS Infra B.V. | 1 789 | 1 608 | 1 608 | 695 | 0 | 5 700

NL000000000203992 | 203992 | Koud Asfalt Staphorst | Koudasfalt Staphorst B.V. | 2 725 | 2 326 | 2 326 | 2 706 | 2 326 | 12 409

NL000000000203994 | 203994 | Asfaltproductie Regio Amsterdam | Asfaltproductie Regio Amsterdam B.V. | 5 473 | 4 566 | 3 865 | 3 865 | 5 473 | 23 242

NL000000000204095 | 204095 | Nederlandse Gasunie Ommen N.V. | N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie | 942 | 1 288 | 1 174 | 538 | 222 | 4 164

NL000000000204101 | 204101 | Nederlandse Gasunie CS Ravenstein N.V. | N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie | 490 | 1 383 | 1 520 | 401 | 242 | 4 036

NL000000000204200 | 204200 | Platform J6-A | Spirit Energy Nederland B.V. | 14 124 | 12 072 | 11 623 | 10 782 | 9 739 | 58 340

NL000000000204201 | 204201 | Nedmag bv | Nedmag BV | 62 011 | 51 794 | 62 011 | 45 719 | 38 469 | 260 004

NL000000000204315 | 204315 | Wienerberger B.V. Dakpanfabriek Narvik Tegelen | Wienerberger B.V. | 6 886 | 6 886 | 6 886 | 6 886 | 6 660 | 34 204

NL000000000204316 | 204316 | Wienerberger B.V. Dakpanfabriek Narvik Deest | Wienerberger B.V. | 4 706 | 5 332 | 6 880 | 6 880 | 6 577 | 30 375

NL000000000204422 | 204422 | Agristo B.V. | Agristo B.V. | 23 708 | 27 407 | 29 380 | 29 879 | 29 261 | 139 635

NL000000000204522 | 204522 | ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V. (RPP) | ExxonMobil Chemical Holland B.V. | 49 243 | 49 243 | 49 840 | 50 053 | 49 243 | 247 622

NL000000000204761 | 204761 | Fnsteel bv | FNsteel B.V. | 13 812 | 16 180 | 14 069 | 12 662 | 11 890 | 68 613

NL000000000204962 | 204962 | BioMethanolChemie Nederland BV | Biomethanol Chemie Nederland BV | 788 998 | 717 166 | 316 793 | 7 484 | 7 484 | 1 837 925

NL000000000204966 | 204966 | Caldic Chemie BV | Caldic Chemie BV | 10 841 | 10 841 | 10 841 | 8 901 | 6 153 | 47 577

NL000000000205142 | 205142 | Moerdijk Production Site Basell Benelux BV | Basell Benelux BV | 17 305 | 16 854 | 17 068 | 16 776 | 18 259 | 86 262

NL000000000205345 | 205345 | Asfalt Productie Kootstertille BV | Asfalt Productie Kootstertille BV | 2 267 | 2 267 | 2 267 | 2 267 | 2 408 | 11 476

NL000000000205346 | 205346 | Noordgastransport B.V. | Noordgastransport B.V. | 1 087 | 1 087 | 1 548 | 1 548 | 1 728 | 6 998

NL000000000205347 | 205347 | Vopak Terminal Vlissingen B.V. | Vopak Terminal Vlissingen B.V. | 832 | 974 | 974 | 974 | 832 | 4 586

NL000000000205348 | 205348 | Monier Tegelen BV | Monier Tegelen BV | 5 011 | 5 729 | 5 876 | 4 905 | 3 983 | 25 504

NL000000000205387 | 205387 | Monier Woerden BV | Monier Woerden BV | 8 848 | 9 612 | 9 718 | 7 962 | 5 513 | 41 653

NL000000000205526 | 205526 | Asfalt Productie Maatschappij (APM) BV | Asfalt Productie Maatschappij (APM) BV | 3 454 | 3 454 | 3 454 | 3 967 | 4 378 | 18 707

NL000000000205641 | 205641 | Asfalt Centrale BAM (ACB) | Asfalt Centrale BAM (ACB) | 2 689 | 3 163 | 2 263 | 1 480 | 2 689 | 12 284

NL000000000205647 | 205647 | Asfalt Centrale Limburg (ACL) BV | Asfalt Centrale Limburg (ACL) BV | 2 787 | 3 550 | 2 787 | 2 009 | 2 787 | 13 920

NL000000000205669 | 205669 | Asfalt Productie Tiel (APT) BV | Asfalt Productie Tiel (APT) BV | 3 309 | 4 527 | 4 747 | 4 270 | 4 829 | 21 682

NL000000000205725 | 205725 | Shin-Etsu PVC B.V. Locatie Botlek | Shin-Etsu PVC BV Locatie Botlek | 90 963 | 90 610 | 90 352 | 89 469 | 88 476 | 449 870

NL000000000205726 | 205726 | Total offshore platform K5 Central Complex | Total EP Nederland B.V. | 21 743 | 21 743 | 21 743 | 16 915 | 15 759 | 97 903

NL000000000205821 | 205821 | STRABAG BV | STRABAG BV | 1 700 | 2 230 | 1 886 | 1 886 | 2 230 | 9 932

NL000000000205889 | 205889 | NAM B.V. Grijpskerk UGS | Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B.V. (NAM) | 1 160 | 901 | 1 098 | 1 098 | 750 | 5 007

NL000000000205892 | 205892 | Norg UGS | Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B. V. | 1 209 | 1 056 | 809 | 517 | 736 | 4 327

NL000000000205926 | 205926 | Lyondell Chemie Nederland b.v. – Botlek locatie | Lyondell Chemie Nederland b.v. | 416 411 | 412 521 | 415 735 | 342 010 | 337 630 | 1 924 307

NL000000000205952 | 205952 | Siniat B.V. | Etex Building Performance B.V. | 9 980 | 9 980 | 9 980 | 9 980 | 8 892 | 48 812

NL000000000205959 | 205959 | Rosier Nederland B.V. | Rosier Nederland BV | 11 969 | 11 969 | 9 370 | 6 527 | 6 806 | 46 641

NL000000000205987 | 205987 | TAQA Piekgas B.V. | TAQA Energy B.V. | 2 438 | 3 150 | 2 478 | 1 983 | 876 | 10 925

NL000000000206186 | 206186 | DAMCO Aluminium Delfzijl Coöperatie u.a | DAMCO Aluminium Delfzijl Coöperatie u.a | 121 742 | 96 834 | 51 072 | 2 482 | 0 | 272 130

NL000000000206225 | 206225 | E-MAX Remelt | E-MAX Remelt | 15 150 | 14 654 | 14 032 | 13 927 | 13 421 | 71 184

NL000000000206980 | 206980 | Kaas- en weipoederfabriek A-ware en Fonterra Heerenveen | A-ware Cheese Production B.V. | 12 974 | 13 269 | 13 072 | 13 858 | 14 324 | 67 497

NL000000000207677 | 207677 | ErasmusMC | Erasmus MC | 1 960 | 1 960 | 1 960 | 1 791 | 1 515 | 9 186

NL000000000209966 | 209966 | Philip Morris Holland B.V. | Philip Morris Holland B.V. | 4 407 | 4 076 | 3 696 | 1 535 | 0 | 13 714

NL000000000210344 | 210344 | Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum | Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum | 1 602 | 1 602 | 1 602 | 1 602 | 1 338 | 7 746

NL000000000216700 | 216700 | AMC Vlissingen B.V. | AMC Vlissingen B.V. | 2 764 | 3 440 | 3 362 | 3 123 | 0 | 12 689
TOTAL | 6 435 230 | 6 231 811 | 5 742 806 | 4 458 870 | 4 209 109 | 27 077 826
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XV

Member State: Austria
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

AT000000000000003 | 3 | Ziegelwerk Danreiter Ried im Innkreis | Ziegelwerk Danreiter GmbH Co KG | 4 415 | 4 572 | 4 366 | 2 721 | 1 185 | 17 259

AT000000000000005 | 5 | FunderMax Wr. Neudorf | FunderMax GmbH | 24 644 | 25 877 | 23 369 | 22 424 | 24 029 | 120 343

AT000000000000007 | 7 | Martin Pichler Ziegelwerk GmbH | Martin Pichler ZiegelwerkGmbH | 12 739 | 12 733 | 12 671 | 8 792 | 5 559 | 52 494

AT000000000000008 | 8 | Fernwärme St. Pölten GmbH – FHKW Süd | Fernwärme St.Pölten GmbH | 170 | 80 | 78 | 76 | 252 | 656

AT000000000000009 | 9 | Fernwärme St. Pölten GmbH – FHKW Nord | Fernwärme St.Pölten GmbH | 4 867 | 4 742 | 4 092 | 3 636 | 4 869 | 22 206

AT000000000000010 | 10 | Vetropack Pöchlarn | Vetropack Austria GmbH | 40 749 | 40 749 | 40 749 | 40 749 | 40 873 | 203 869

AT000000000000011 | 11 | Vetropack Kremsmünster | Vetropack Austria GmbH | 51 486 | 51 602 | 51 602 | 51 602 | 48 185 | 254 477

AT000000000000018 | 18 | Wien Energie – FHKW Süd Inzersdorf | Wien Energie GmbH | 2 744 | 1 379 | 2 362 | 5 971 | 9 297 | 21 753

AT000000000000020 | 20 | Wien Energie – FW Leopoldau | WIEN ENERGIE GmbH | 3 566 | 2 333 | 3 203 | 4 745 | 7 619 | 21 466

AT000000000000022 | 22 | Ziegelwerk Pichler Wels | Ziegelwerk Pichler Wels GmbH | 17 727 | 15 703 | 15 703 | 11 912 | 9 719 | 70 764

AT000000000000024 | 24 | Zementwerk Wopfing | Baumit GmbH | 247 206 | 247 746 | 287 339 | 287 397 | 246 890 | 1 316 578

AT000000000000028 | 28 | OMV AUT Gasstation Aderklaa | OMV Austria Exploration Production GmbH |  |  |  | 6 694 | 7 611 | 14 305

AT000000000000033 | 33 | Salzburg AG FHKW Nord | Salzburg AG | 4 951 | 5 301 | 6 143 | 4 853 | 3 382 | 24 630

AT000000000000043 | 43 | Linz Strom – FHKW Mitte | Linz Strom Gas Wärme GmbH | 22 139 | 21 570 | 24 797 | 24 126 | 19 863 | 112 495

AT000000000000046 | 46 | Linz Strom FHKW Süd | Linz Strom Gas Wärme GmbH | 14 070 | 16 028 | 13 347 | 10 378 | 12 624 | 66 447

AT000000000000048 | 48 | AGRANA Leopoldsdorf | AGRANA Zucker GmbH | 27 751 | 28 541 | 33 600 | 35 313 | 37 865 | 163 070

AT000000000000052 | 52 | Ziegelwerk Eder Peuerbach Bruck | Ziegelwerk Eder GmbH | 15 358 | 16 308 | 16 668 | 9 987 | 7 357 | 65 678

AT000000000000054 | 54 | Ziegelwerk Eder Weibern | Ziegelwerk Eder GmbH | 12 270 | 14 773 | 13 333 | 7 637 | 3 374 | 51 387

AT000000000000060 | 60 | FHKW Graz | Energie Steiermark Wärme GmbH | 18 473 | 35 081 | 36 716 | 31 867 | 26 476 | 148 613

AT000000000000065 | 65 | Wienerberger Gleinstätten | Wienerberger Österreich GmbH | 17 211 | 17 309 | 17 309 | 13 642 | 7 327 | 72 798

AT000000000000069 | 69 | Kaindl Holzindustrie Wals | Kaindl Boards GmbH | 91 933 | 100 270 | 91 733 | 74 618 | 72 169 | 430 723

AT000000000000072 | 72 | Veitsch-Radex Hochfilzen | Veitsch-Radex GmbH CO OG | 77 711 | 159 744 | 199 588 | 214 058 | 229 472 | 880 573

AT000000000000075 | 75 | Veitsch Radex – Veitsch | Veitsch-Radex GmbH Co OG | 8 893 | 8 893 | 10 920 | 8 893 | 8 767 | 46 366

AT000000000000083 | 83 | CMOÖ GuD Anlage Laakirchen | Cogeneration-Kraftwerke Management OÖ. GmbH | 2 272 | 2 214 | 1 716 | 1 271 | 1 150 | 8 623

AT000000000000084 | 84 | WIEN ENERGIE Kraftwerk Simmering 3 | WIEN ENERGIE GmbH | 30 004 | 31 735 | 25 658 | 16 506 | 13 528 | 117 431

AT000000000000085 | 85 | WIEN ENERGIE Kraftwerk Donaustadt | WIEN ENERGIE GmbH | 47 350 | 47 883 | 42 771 | 37 282 | 34 417 | 209 703

AT000000000000086 | 86 | Wien Energie – KW Leopoldau | WIEN ENERGIE GmbH | 167 | 163 | 158 | 597 | 766 | 1 851

AT000000000000088 | 88 | Senftenbacher Ziegelwerk | Senftenbacher Ziegelwerk Flotzinger GmbH | 12 035 | 12 339 | 12 599 | 12 035 | 12 035 | 61 043

AT000000000000103 | 103 | KELAG Wärme St. Magdalen | KELAG Energie Wärme GmbH | 1 497 | 1 833 | 1 784 | 1 560 | 1 655 | 8 329

AT000000000000107 | 107 | Wienerberger St. Andrä | Wienerberger Österreich GmbH | 10 643 | 10 829 | 9 244 | 7 445 | 6 097 | 44 258

AT000000000000110 | 110 | Sappi Gratkorn | Sappi Austria Produktions-GmbH Co. KG | 274 709 | 275 972 | 276 141 | 209 174 | 211 741 | 1 247 737

AT000000000000112 | 112 | Wienerberger Göllersdorf | Wienerberger Österreich GmbH | 17 450 | 15 418 | 15 533 | 12 020 | 8 094 | 68 515

AT000000000000113 | 113 | Wienerberger Hennersdorf | Wienerberger Österreich GmbH | 22 330 | 21 981 | 24 198 | 24 198 | 19 623 | 112 330

AT000000000000116 | 116 | Wienerberger Krenglbach Haiding | Wienerberger Österreich GmbH | 24 519 | 25 949 | 22 948 | 16 785 | 10 306 | 100 507

AT000000000000118 | 118 | Borealis Schwechat | Borealis Polyolefine GmbH | 42 116 | 41 917 | 41 796 | 41 527 | 41 676 | 209 032

AT000000000000119 | 119 | Wienerberger Uttendorf | Wienerberger Österreich GmbH | 6 364 | 6 364 | 6 469 | 5 599 | 1 435 | 26 231

AT000000000000121 | 121 | Lias Fehring | Lias Österreich GesmbH | 6 786 | 7 706 | 8 029 | 6 157 | 4 048 | 32 726

AT000000000000122 | 122 | Wien Energie – FHKW Spittelau | Wien Energie GmbH | 346 | 4 448 | 9 498 | 9 608 | 4 709 | 28 609

AT000000000000127 | 127 | EVN FHKW Wr. Neustadt | EVN Wärme GmbH | 1 145 | 1 584 | 1 584 | 1 145 | 941 | 6 399

AT000000000000128 | 128 | EVN FHW Baden | EVN Wärme GmbH | 5 249 | 5 382 | 5 537 | 5 387 | 4 628 | 26 183

AT000000000000134 | 134 | EVN Kraftwerk Theiß | EVN Wärmekraftwerke GmbH | 4 171 | 4 064 | 3 957 | 3 850 | 1 895 | 17 937

AT000000000000139 | 139 | Stahlproduktion Böhler Edelstahl Kapfenberg | voestalpine BÖHLER Edelstahl GmbH Co KG | 85 932 | 86 240 | 87 706 | 87 706 | 87 819 | 435 403

AT000000000000142 | 142 | Jungbunzlauer Wulzeshofen | Jungbunzlauer Austria AG | 175 229 | 175 229 | 175 124 | 175 124 | 143 864 | 844 570

AT000000000000146 | 146 | Leitl Spannton GmbH | Leitl Spannton GmbH | 13 185 | 13 185 | 13 185 | 11 376 | 10 591 | 61 522

AT000000000000148 | 148 | Wels Strom FHKW Wels | Energie AG OÖ Umwelt Service GmbH | 1 742 | 1 698 | 1 371 | 702 | 285 | 5 798

AT000000000000149 | 149 | GuD Kraftwerk Timelkam | Energie AG Oberösterreich Erzeugung GmbH | 1 733 | 1 349 | 1 313 | 907 | 612 | 5 914

AT000000000000152 | 152 | KELAG Wärme Linz Bindermichl | KELAG Energie Wärme GmbH | 28 | 28 | 28 | 28 | 217 | 329

AT000000000000156 | 156 | Schretter Cie (Zement) Vils | Schretter Cie GmbH Co KG | 145 667 | 145 667 | 145 667 | 145 667 | 85 003 | 667 671

AT000000000000157 | 157 | Zementwerk LEUBE GmbH – Zementwerk | Zementwerk Leube GmbH | 259 135 | 259 135 | 299 806 | 299 806 | 259 005 | 1 376 887

AT000000000000158 | 158 | BriglBergmeister Niklasdorf | BriglBergmeister GmbH | 5 878 | 3 102 | 3 102 | 6 262 | 7 097 | 25 441

AT000000000000159 | 159 | Feinpapier Feurstein Traun | Dr. Franz Feurstein Gesellschaft m.b.H. | 26 964 | 26 964 | 26 964 | 21 906 | 21 587 | 124 385

AT000000000000160 | 160 | Frantschach St. Gertraud | Mondi Frantschach GmbH | 124 425 | 123 747 | 101 801 | 97 761 | 90 204 | 537 938

AT000000000000162 | 162 | Neusiedler Hausmening | Mondi Neusiedler GmbH Co KG | 51 475 | 61 365 | 47 930 | 31 319 | 22 655 | 214 744

AT000000000000163 | 163 | Neusiedler Kematen | Mondi Neusiedler GmbH Co KG | 17 153 | 20 915 | 20 915 | 15 718 | 17 398 | 92 099

AT000000000000164 | 164 | Neusiedler Zellstoff Kematen | Mondi Neusiedler GmbH Co KG | 1 603 | 2 595 | 3 202 | 1 564 | 1 290 | 10 254

AT000000000000166 | 166 | Profümed GmbH | Profümed GmbH | 2 319 | 2 725 | 2 725 | 1 908 | 1 730 | 11 407

AT000000000000168 | 168 | Laakirchen Papier AG | Laakirchen Papier AG | 154 512 | 167 205 | 160 033 | 138 288 | 87 014 | 707 052

AT000000000000172 | 172 | Zellstoff Pöls | Zellstoff Pöls AG | 65 313 | 71 032 | 71 969 | 69 599 | 70 523 | 348 436

AT000000000000174 | 174 | Comelli Ziegel Kirchbach-Maxendorf | Comelli Ziegel GES.M.B.H | 6 179 | 6 006 | 5 462 | 4 087 | 2 541 | 24 275

AT000000000000182 | 182 | Stoelzle Oberglas Köflach | Stoelzle Oberglas GmbH | 41 012 | 37 470 | 41 162 | 38 040 | 31 892 | 189 576

AT000000000000183 | 183 | Technoglas Voitsberg | Technoglas Produktions-Gesellschaft m.b.H | 5 540 | 5 371 | 5 540 | 5 540 | 5 372 | 27 363

AT000000000000188 | 188 | Fritz Egger St. Johann Tirol | Fritz Egger GmbH Co. OG | 48 070 | 48 070 | 54 494 | 52 551 | 48 070 | 251 255

AT000000000000189 | 189 | Fritz Egger Unterradlberg | Fritz Egger GmbH Co. OG | 47 644 | 46 420 | 45 295 | 44 068 | 42 738 | 226 165

AT000000000000198 | 198 | BMW Motoren Steyr | BMW Motoren GmbH | 876 | 876 | 876 | 769 | 612 | 4 009

AT000000000000203 | 203 | Zementwerk LEUBE GmbH – Kalkwerk | Leube Zement GmbH | 73 845 | 86 566 | 95 420 | 89 795 | 86 524 | 432 150

AT000000000000235 | 235 | Verbund GDK-Mellach | VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH Co KG | 217 | 6 616 | 13 214 | 10 695 | 10 082 | 40 824

AT000000000000236 | 236 | Borealis Agrolinz Melamine Salpetersäureanlage | LAT Nitrogen Linz GmbH (vormals: Borealis Agrolinz Melamine GmbH) | 120 187 | 120 187 | 120 187 | 120 187 | 100 925 | 581 673

AT000000000201500 | 201500 | Biomasseheizkraftwerk Hall in Tirol | HALLAG Kommunal GmbH | 3 813 | 4 292 | 4 484 | 4 092 | 3 738 | 20 419

AT000000000201648 | 201648 | EVN Biomassefernheizwerk Mittleres Schwarzatal | EVN Wärme GmbH | 2 750 | 2 750 | 2 750 | 2 750 | 2 298 | 13 298

AT000000000201690 | 201690 | voestalpine Rail Technology GmbH | voestalpine Rail Technology GmbH | 33 455 | 33 684 | 33 455 | 33 455 | 33 455 | 167 504

AT000000000201691 | 201691 | voestalpine Wire Rod Austria GmbH | voestalpine Wire Rod Austria GmbH | 27 355 | 27 355 | 29 707 | 27 451 | 26 010 | 137 878

AT000000000205431 | 205431 | Gas Connect Austria – Verdichterstation WAG Kirchberg | Gas Connect Austria GmbH | 3 686 | 2 929 | 2 379 | 2 929 | 296 | 12 219

AT000000000205432 | 205432 | Gas Connect Austria – Verdichterstation WAG Rainbach | Gas Connect Austria GmbH | 9 004 | 6 745 | 9 004 | 9 004 | 2 020 | 35 777

AT000000000205433 | 205433 | Gas Connect Austria – TAG Baumgarten | TAG GmbH | 41 202 | 41 202 | 20 242 | 3 800 | 759 | 107 205

AT000000000205434 | 205434 | Trans Austria Gasleitung – Eggendorf | TAG GmbH | 6 951 | 4 694 | 4 152 | 1 710 | 968 | 18 475

AT000000000205581 | 205581 | Gas Connect Austria – TAG Weitendorf | TAG GmbH | 14 578 | 14 578 | 8 960 | 2 038 | 890 | 41 044

AT000000000205668 | 205668 | Böhler Bleche – Warmwalzwerk Hönigsberg | voestalpine Böhler Bleche GmbH Co KG | 9 880 | 9 880 | 9 880 | 7 986 | 6 902 | 44 528

AT000000000206144 | 206144 | OMV Gas-Speicher – Schönkirchen-Reyersdorf | OMV Austria Exploration Production GmbH | 8 073 | 6 646 | 8 073 | 8 073 | 5 288 | 36 153

AT000000000206147 | 206147 | RAG Erdgasspeicheranlage Puchkirchen | RAG Austria AG | 4 034 | 4 202 | 6 250 | 5 319 | 3 180 | 22 985

AT000000000206157 | 206157 | Lenzing Papier GmbH | Lenzing Papier GmbH | 24 125 | 24 125 | 24 361 | 24 856 | 25 006 | 122 473

AT000000000206825 | 206825 | Wien Energie – FHKW Arsenal 2 | Wien Energie GmbH | 43 | 1 024 | 2 707 | 3 073 | 1 434 | 8 281

AT000000000210485 | 210485 | Energie Steiermark – GKA Werndorf | Energie Steiermark Wärme GmbH | 4 433 | 1 645 | 1 299 | 3 106 | 5 578 | 16 061

AT000000000220647 | 220647 | Gipswerk Moldan | Moldan Baustoffe GmbH Co KG |  |  |  | 2 276 | 0 | 2 276

AT000000000221968 | 221968 | Knauf Werk Weißenbach | Knauf Ges.m.b.H. |  |  |  | 6 872 | 0 | 6 872

AT000000000225940 | 225940 | Gipswerk Schretter Cie | Gipswerk Schretter Cie. Gesellschaft m.b.H. |  |  |  | 627 | 0 | 627

AT000000000227341 | 227341 | Saint-Gobain Rigips Austria Puchberg | Saint-Gobain Austria GmbH | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 727 | 0 | 2 727
TOTAL | 2 899 471 | 3 054 629 | 3 131 502 | 2 917 754 | 2 566 980 | 14 570 336
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XVI

Member State: Poland
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

PL000000000000614 | 614 | ORLEN Południe SA Zakład Jedlicze – Instalacje Elektrociepłownia | ORLEN POŁUDNIE SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 40 | 156 | 152 | 0 | 0 | 348

PL000000000000644 | 644 | ORLEN Południe SA Zakład Jedlicze – Instalacje rafineryjne | ORLEN POŁUDNIE SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA |  |  |  | 14 377 | 14 377 | 28 754

PL000000000000002 | 2 | PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konwencjonalna S.A. – Oddział Elektrownia Opole | PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 2 982 | 2 788 | 2 715 | 2 523 | 2 254 | 13 262

PL000000000000003 | 3 | PGE Górnictwo i Energetyka Konwencjonalna SA Oddział Elektrownia Turów | PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 16 120 | 16 661 | 15 603 | 14 316 | 12 679 | 75 379

PL000000000000004 | 4 | Elektrownia Kozienice – bloki 1-10 | ENEA WYTWARZANIE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 195 | 3 079 | 5 002 | 5 232 | 3 576 | 19 084

PL000000000000005 | 5 | ENEA Elektrownia Połaniec Spółka Akcyjna | ENEA Elektrownia Połaniec Spółka Akcyjna | 89 956 | 87 646 | 85 334 | 83 022 | 68 494 | 414 452

PL000000000000006 | 6 | PGE GiEK S.A. Oddział Elektrownia Rybnik | PGE GÓRNICTWO I ENERGETYKA KONWENCJONALNA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 2 597 | 2 530 | 2 463 | 1 955 | 2 119 | 11 664

PL000000000000009 | 9 | TAURON Wytwarzanie S.A.-Oddział Elektrownia Jaworzno III w Jaworznie – Elektrownia III | TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna | 3 233 | 4 066 | 4 597 | 4 473 | 3 485 | 19 854

PL000000000000010 | 10 | Zakład Wytwarzania Blachownia | TAMEH POLSKA Sp. z o. o. | 5 683 | 5 538 | 5 392 | 4 348 | 3 214 | 24 175

PL000000000000011 | 11 | TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna – Oddział Elektrownia Jaworzno III w Jaworznie – Elektrownia II | TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna | 13 013 | 12 678 | 12 344 | 12 009 | 9 799 | 59 843

PL000000000000014 | 14 | TAURON Wytwarzanie SA Oddział El. Łagisza | TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna | 10 683 | 19 181 | 19 674 | 17 405 | 15 622 | 82 565

PL000000000000015 | 15 | TAURON Wytwarzanie S.A. – Oddział Elektrownia Siersza w Trzebini | TAURON Wytwarzanie Spółka Akcyjna | 1 392 | 1 249 | 972 | 945 | 823 | 5 381

PL000000000000017 | 17 | PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział w Szczecinie – Elektrociepłownia Pomorzany | PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 20 487 | 20 995 | 20 441 | 17 405 | 13 338 | 92 666

PL000000000000018 | 18 | PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział w Szczecinie – Elektrociepłownia Szczecin | PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 5 569 | 8 133 | 13 345 | 12 359 | 13 104 | 52 510

PL000000000000022 | 22 | Elektrownia Konin | PAK-PCE BIOPALIWA I WODÓR SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 12 138 | 13 841 | 13 476 | 10 731 | 9 558 | 59 744

PL000000000000029 | 29 | EC BĘDZIN Wytwarzanie sp. z o.o. | EC Zagłębie Dąbrowskie sp. z o.o. | 26 448 | 16 107 | 15 682 | 13 535 | 11 750 | 83 522

PL000000000000032 | 32 | ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA EDISON NEXT POLAND W RZESZOWIE | EDISON NEXT POLAND SP. Z O.O. | 7 319 | 8 497 | 8 273 | 8 437 | 7 818 | 40 344

PL000000000000033 | 33 | Elektrociepłownia Elbląg | ENERGA Kogeneracja Sp. z o.o. | 19 378 | 18 879 | 18 673 | 18 167 | 14 875 | 89 972

PL000000000000035 | 35 | Elektrociepłownia Świdnik | Veolia Wschód sp. z o.o. | 8 115 | 7 906 | 7 698 | 7 489 | 6 787 | 37 995

PL000000000000036 | 36 | PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Elektrociepłownia w Gorzowie Wielkopolskim | PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 24 791 | 25 774 | 24 206 | 22 902 | 20 620 | 118 293

PL000000000000037 | 37 | Elektrociepłownia Kalisz | ENERGA Kogeneracja Sp. z o.o. | 5 881 | 5 730 | 5 579 | 6 869 | 6 685 | 30 744

PL000000000000040 | 40 | Elektrociepłownia Mielec Spółka z o.o. | Elektrociepłownia Mielec Spółka z o.o. | 12 332 | 12 015 | 11 698 | 9 929 | 8 764 | 54 738

PL000000000000042 | 42 | Zakład Produkcyjny 13 “Szopienice” | DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 3 473 | 3 473 | 3 473 | 1 689 | 934 | 13 042

PL000000000000043 | 43 | QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. Elektrociepłownia Inowrocław ( do 29.05.2024 CIECH Soda Polska S.A. Elektrociepłownia Inowrocław) | QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. | 14 267 | 13 900 | 13 534 | 10 002 | 8 802 | 60 505

PL000000000000044 | 44 | QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A.Elektrociepłownia Janikowo ( do 29.05.2024 CIECH Soda Polska S.A. Elektrociepłownia Zakład Janikowo) | QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. | 56 807 | 55 348 | 53 888 | 52 428 | 39 717 | 258 188

PL000000000000047 | 47 | Elektrociepłownia Zduńska Wola Sp. z o.o. | Elektrociepłownia Zduńska Wola Sp z o.o. | 11 167 | 10 879 | 10 593 | 10 155 | 8 488 | 51 282

PL000000000000051 | 51 | Elektrociepłownia Gdyńska | PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 47 191 | 45 978 | 44 766 | 43 673 | 42 596 | 224 204

PL000000000000053 | 53 | PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Elektrociepłownia w Zgierzu | PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 7 565 | 7 609 | 6 963 | 6 296 | 5 581 | 34 014

PL000000000000054 | 54 | Ciepłownia Centralna K-173 w Opolu | Energetyka Cieplna Opolszczyzny S.A. | 18 436 | 17 962 | 17 488 | 17 015 | 13 611 | 84 512

PL000000000000056 | 56 | Zakład Wytwarzania Cieszyn | TAURON Ciepło Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 6 399 | 6 135 | 5 973 | 5 905 | 5 659 | 30 071

PL000000000000061 | 61 | Ciepłownia Chwałowice | POLSKA GRUPA GÓRNICZA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 13 584 | 12 528 | 12 528 | 10 702 | 8 397 | 57 739

PL000000000000064 | 64 | Zakład Wytwarzania Katowice | TAURON Ciepło Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 35 750 | 34 831 | 33 913 | 25 545 | 31 003 | 161 042

PL000000000000067 | 67 | Zakład Wytwarzania Bielsko-Biała Elektrociepłownia Bielsko-Północ EC2 (od 01.06.2024 r. obowiązuje nazwa Elektrociepłownie Bielskie EC1 i EC2, Elektrociepłownia EC2 w Czechowicach-Dziedzicach) | TAURON Ciepło Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 8 881 | 10 519 | 10 242 | 8 433 | 7 015 | 45 090

PL000000000000072 | 72 | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Oddział “Moszczenica” | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. | 4 458 | 4 989 | 5 022 | 1 622 | 0 | 16 091

PL000000000000073 | 73 | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Oddział “Zofiówka” | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. | 19 280 | 20 777 | 21 181 | 18 894 | 16 427 | 96 559

PL000000000000074 | 74 | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Zakład Pniówek | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. | 13 639 | 13 288 | 14 868 | 12 588 | 13 972 | 68 355

PL000000000000078 | 78 | Zakład Produkcyjny 5 “Wieczorek” | DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 9 467 | 8 938 | 8 347 | 7 085 | 6 154 | 39 991

PL000000000000081 | 81 | Elektrociepłownia “Mikołaj” | WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA ZCP Sp. z o.o. | 9 657 | 10 073 | 9 305 | 7 698 | 6 325 | 43 058

PL000000000000085 | 85 | PGE Energia Ciepła S.A. Oddział Elektrociepłownia w Bydgoszczy | PGE ENERGIA CIEPŁA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 3 328 | 3 328 | 4 102 | 3 600 | 2 723 | 17 081

PL000000000000088 | 88 | Elektrociepłownia Zakład EC-4 | VEOLIA ENERGIA ŁÓDŹ SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 85 553 | 83 355 | 81 156 | 78 958 | 73 296 | 402 318

PL000000000000090 | 90 | Elektrociepłownia Czechnica | Zespół Elektrociepłowni Wrocławskich KOGENERACJA S.A. | 32 220 | 32 375 | 30 993 | 28 915 | 25 688 | 150 191

PL000000000000103 | 103 | Zakład Ciepłowniczy “Piast” | WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA NSE Sp. z o.o. | 7 191 | 8 375 | 8 375 | 7 058 | 6 404 | 37 403

PL000000000000105 | 105 | Ciepłownia Kawęczyn | ORLEN TERMIKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 13 467 | 21 984 | 22 585 | 13 467 | 10 749 | 82 252

PL000000000000106 | 106 | Ciepłownia Wola | ORLEN TERMIKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 197 | 1 186 | 1 186 | 207 | 354 | 3 130

PL000000000000114 | 114 | Energetyka Cieplna Sp.zo.o. | Energetyka Cieplna Sp. z o.o. | 6 192 | 6 192 | 6 192 | 5 092 | 3 641 | 27 309

PL000000000000115 | 115 | Ciepłownia | ENERGETYKA CIEPLNA-SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 4 872 | 4 872 | 4 872 | 4 123 | 3 999 | 22 738

PL000000000000117 | 117 | Ciepłownia Jawor ul.Kuziennicza 4 | “Ciepło – Jawor” Sp. z o.o. | 2 286 | 2 286 | 2 286 | 50 | 0 | 6 908

PL000000000000121 | 121 | Elektrociepłownia Jankowice | POLSKA GRUPA GÓRNICZA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 5 033 | 5 066 | 4 838 | 4 231 | 3 665 | 22 833

PL000000000000131 | 131 | CIEPŁOWNIA | Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Spółka z o. o. | 12 187 | 12 187 | 12 187 | 14 525 | 15 497 | 66 583

PL000000000000137 | 137 | Kotłownia Rejonowa “Pod Grapą” | Miejski Zakład Energetyki Cieplnej “EKOTERM” Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 2 934 | 2 934 | 2 934 | 2 934 | 2 309 | 14 045

PL000000000000140 | 140 | Ciepłownia Zawiszów | Miejski Zakład Energetyki Cieplnej w Świdnicy Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 6 699 | 7 188 | 7 188 | 6 625 | 6 311 | 34 011

PL000000000000142 | 142 | Ciepłownia Centralna | MIEJSKIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 11 691 | 11 691 | 11 691 | 11 691 | 9 370 | 56 134

PL000000000000149 | 149 | MPEC Sp. z o.o. Ciepłownia Ziętka 19 | Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Sp. z o.o. | 2 163 | 2 492 | 2 102 | 1 114 | 860 | 8 731

PL000000000000150 | 150 | Ciepłownia “Zachód” | ENEA CIEPŁO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 487 | 2 923 | 2 379 | 2 064 | 1 788 | 11 641

PL000000000000154 | 154 | Ciepłownia Zasanie | PGNIG TERMIKA ENERGETYKA PRZEMYŚL SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 7 079 | 7 079 | 7 079 | 7 079 | 4 499 | 32 815

PL000000000000158 | 158 | Kotłownia K-15 | Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Spółka z o.o. | 3 821 | 3 821 | 3 821 | 3 821 | 3 235 | 18 519

PL000000000000160 | 160 | Zakład Ciepłowniczy “Brzeszcze” | WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA NSE Sp. z o.o. | 5 305 | 4 920 | 4 790 | 4 423 | 3 495 | 22 933

PL000000000000181 | 181 | Ciepłownia C3 | Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej SA w Wałbrzychu | 6 626 | 6 626 | 6 626 | 5 499 | 4 986 | 30 363

PL000000000000186 | 186 | Ciepłownia Miejska Nr 1 | ECO Kutno Sp. z o.o. | 4 538 | 5 352 | 6 300 | 4 945 | 3 769 | 24 904

PL000000000000195 | 195 | Elektrociepłownia EC Miasto | ECO JELENIA GÓRA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 7 376 | 7 187 | 6 997 | 6 808 | 4 547 | 32 915

PL000000000000198 | 198 | Ciepłownia Południe w Chrzanowie | Veolia Południe Sp. z o.o. | 5 402 | 5 402 | 5 402 | 5 402 | 4 463 | 26 071

PL000000000000202 | 202 | Ciepłownia Miejska | ECO Malbork Sp.z o.o. | 5 211 | 5 211 | 6 262 | 5 216 | 4 400 | 26 300

PL000000000000207 | 207 | Ciepłownia C-1 (K-18) | Veolia Wschód sp. z o.o. | 3 327 | 3 676 | 3 422 | 658 | 0 | 11 083

PL000000000000210 | 210 | Ciepłownia C-2 | Veolia Wschód sp. z o.o. | 6 048 | 6 048 | 7 617 | 6 347 | 5 469 | 31 529

PL000000000000211 | 211 | SFW Energia Sp. z o.o. Elektrociepłownia Gliwice | SFW Energia Sp. z o.o. | 3 716 | 3 621 | 3 746 | 3 428 | 3 132 | 17 643

PL000000000000215 | 215 | Ciepłownia Rejonowa Dąbska | SZCZECIŃSKA ENERGETYKA CIEPLNA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 21 834 | 17 806 | 13 709 | 12 412 | 11 183 | 76 944

PL000000000000231 | 231 | Ciepłownia | “ZAKŁAD GOSPODARKI KOMUNALNEJ W OSTROWI MAZOWIECKIEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 669 | 2 669 | 2 669 | 267 | 0 | 8 274

PL000000000000238 | 238 | Ciepłownia | ZAKŁAD GOSPODARKI CIEPŁOWNICZEJ W TOMASZOWIE MAZOWIECKIM SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 5 414 | 5 414 | 6 246 | 4 520 | 2 442 | 24 036

PL000000000000240 | 240 | CIEPŁOWNIA KONSTANTYNOWSKA – PABIANICE | ZAKŁAD ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 6 537 | 7 755 | 7 755 | 6 579 | 6 292 | 34 918

PL000000000000245 | 245 | Zakład Produkcyjny 3 “Mysłowice” | DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 5 783 | 5 783 | 5 783 | 4 416 | 2 982 | 24 747

PL000000000000246 | 246 | Zakład Produkcyjny 6 “Wujek” | DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 4 184 | 5 219 | 4 610 | 2 954 | 0 | 16 967

PL000000000000248 | 248 | Zakład Produkcyjny 9 “Wesoła” | DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 7 036 | 6 856 | 6 338 | 4 772 | 2 711 | 27 713

PL000000000000249 | 249 | Zakład Produkcyjny 12 “Śląsk” | DALKIA POLSKA ENERGIA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 2 473 | 2 408 | 2 345 | 2 049 | 1 221 | 10 496

PL000000000000252 | 252 | Ciepłownia “Halemba” | WĘGLOKOKS ENERGIA ZCP Sp. z o.o. | 8 365 | 8 365 | 8 365 | 8 365 | 7 754 | 41 214

PL000000000000260 | 260 | ARCTIC PAPER KOSTRZYN S.A. | Arctic Paper Kostrzyn S.A. | 86 759 | 86 879 | 89 227 | 76 893 | 64 206 | 403 964

PL000000000000261 | 261 | Malta-Decor Sp. z o.o. w Poznaniu Zakład w Rudawie | Malta-Decor Sp. z o.o. | 12 066 | 12 066 | 12 066 | 9 753 | 8 651 | 54 602

PL000000000000266 | 266 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru | Metsa Tissue Krapkowice Sp. z o.o. | 17 108 | 14 789 | 14 789 | 13 920 | 11 865 | 72 471

PL000000000000272 | 272 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Nordzucker Polska S.A. | 21 062 | 21 062 | 21 343 | 21 705 | 29 888 | 115 060

PL000000000000280 | 280 | Elektrociepłownia Nowa Sarzyna | Polenergia Elektrociepłownia Nowa Sarzyna Spółka z o.o. | 10 347 | 10 081 | 9 815 | 9 229 | 6 969 | 46 441

PL000000000000281 | 281 | Instalacja spalania paliw-Synthos Dwory 7 Sp. z o.o. | Synthos Dwory 7 spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 111 874 | 108 233 | 106 124 | 95 531 | 92 508 | 514 270

PL000000000000287 | 287 | Ciepłownia MICHELIN POLSKA S.A. | MICHELIN POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 32 628 | 32 628 | 27 236 | 17 272 | 11 932 | 121 696

PL000000000000288 | 288 | Elektrociepłownia | Grupa Azoty Zakłady Azotowe Kędzierzyn Spółka Akcyjna | 57 620 | 56 002 | 54 525 | 40 744 | 19 051 | 227 942

PL000000000000294 | 294 | Ciepłownia K-650 | Energetyka Cieplna Opolszczyzny S.A. | 4 417 | 4 417 | 4 417 | 261 | 0 | 13 512

PL000000000000298 | 298 | Kotłownia | Cargill Poland Sp. z o.o | 70 412 | 72 697 | 72 697 | 63 270 | 52 646 | 331 722

PL000000000000306 | 306 | CIEPŁOWNIA FCA POLAND | FCA POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 6 640 | 6 640 | 6 292 | 5 882 | 4 939 | 30 393

PL000000000000310 | 310 | Kotłownia zakładowa | HOMANIT KROSNO ODRZAŃSKIE Sp. z o.o. | 51 168 | 50 454 | 49 865 | 48 123 | 50 826 | 250 436

PL000000000000315 | 315 | Kotłownia zakładowa – Browar w Tychach | KOMPANIA PIWOWARSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 3 417 | 3 417 | 3 417 | 3 417 | 2 740 | 16 408

PL000000000000318 | 318 | Kronospan Mielec Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością-Kotłownia zakładowa | Kronospan Mielec Sp. z o.o. | 33 423 | 33 423 | 42 571 | 44 108 | 42 903 | 196 428

PL000000000000319 | 319 | Kotłownia Mars Polska | MARS POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 4 781 | 4 781 | 4 781 | 4 538 | 0 | 18 881

PL000000000000345 | 345 | Ciepłownia | Zakłady Mechaniczne “BUMAR-ŁABĘDY”S.A. | 2 071 | 2 071 | 2 071 | 2 071 | 1 710 | 9 994

PL000000000000350 | 350 | CIEPŁOWNIA CZARNA WODA | SW-SOLAR CZARNA WODA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 21 780 | 46 663 | 65 587 | 54 661 | 48 869 | 237 560

PL000000000000351 | 351 | Ciepłownia FIBRIS S.A. w Przemyślu restrukturyzacji | FIBRIS Spółka Akcyjna w Przemyślu | 34 338 | 34 338 | 34 338 | 34 236 | 24 693 | 161 943

PL000000000000365 | 365 | Koksownia Radlin | JSW KOKS Spółka Akcyjna | 160 613 | 160 613 | 160 613 | 160 613 | 160 613 | 803 065

PL000000000000371 | 371 | Stalownia | CMC Poland Sp. z o.o. | 122 217 | 134 884 | 134 884 | 131 528 | 100 893 | 624 406

PL000000000000373 | 373 | Stalownia | Cognor Spółka Akcyjna | 28 067 | 29 454 | 31 416 | 31 416 | 29 461 | 149 814

PL000000000000381 | 381 | CEMEX Polska Sp. z o.o. Zakład Cementownia Rudniki | CEMEX POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 261 908 | 328 925 | 342 317 | 301 387 | 261 747 | 1 496 284

PL000000000000384 | 384 | Instalacja IPPC – piece szybowe typu 100 C | NORDKALK WAPNO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 180 990 | 180 990 | 180 990 | 125 988 | 88 220 | 757 178

PL000000000000410 | 410 | HUTA SZKŁA W DZIAŁDOWIE | HEINZ GLAS DZIAŁDOWO Sp. z o.o. | 17 020 | 16 937 | 20 421 | 21 265 | 21 518 | 97 161

PL000000000000411 | 411 | Saint-Gobain Innovative Materials Polska Sp. z o.o. Oddział Glass w Jaroszowcu | SAINT-GOBAIN INNOVATIVE MATERIALS POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 10 727 | 10 727 | 11 099 | 10 720 | 10 922 | 54 195

PL000000000000412 | 412 | Huta Szkła w Jedlicach | BA GLASS POLAND SP. Z O.O. | 50 559 | 51 043 | 51 043 | 51 043 | 50 729 | 254 417

PL000000000000413 | 413 | Huta szkła zakład w Ujściu | Ardagh Glass Poland Sp. z o.o. | 20 107 | 20 107 | 20 107 | 20 107 | 15 517 | 95 945

PL000000000000415 | 415 | INSTALACJA DO PRODUKCJI SZKŁA W TYM WŁÓKNA SZKLANEGO | Krosno Glass Spółka Akcyjna | 35 628 | 35 628 | 35 606 | 28 274 | 25 470 | 160 606

PL000000000000416 | 416 | Huta szkła | O-I Poland S.A. | 110 737 | 112 787 | 113 449 | 110 151 | 106 663 | 553 787

PL000000000000419 | 419 | Huta szkła zakład w Gostyniu | Ardagh Glass Poland Sp. z o.o. | 46 344 | 46 156 | 46 156 | 46 390 | 35 563 | 220 609

PL000000000000421 | 421 | Piec szybowy z urządzeniami do produkcji wełny skalnej | Saint-Gobain Construction Products Polska Sp. z o.o. | 9 536 | 9 536 | 9 536 | 9 536 | 11 374 | 49 518

PL000000000000424 | 424 | Instalacja do produkcji materiałów ogniotrwałych za pomocą wypalania o wydajności powyżej 75 ton/dobę | Zakłady Magnezytowe “ROPCZYCE” S.A. | 13 429 | 12 177 | 12 177 | 11 846 | 11 703 | 61 332

PL000000000000429 | 429 | GZCB Sp. z o.o. | GZCB Sp. z o.o. | 6 175 | 5 721 | 5 721 | 3 769 | 5 469 | 26 855

PL000000000000435 | 435 | Röben Polska Sp. z o.o. i Wspólnicy Sp. k. | “RÖBEN POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ I WSPÓLNICY – SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA” | 35 121 | 35 121 | 37 317 | 31 904 | 18 359 | 157 822

PL000000000000438 | 438 | Sofidel Poland Sp. z o.o. | SOFIDEL POLAND Sp. z o.o. | 21 054 | 22 014 | 21 041 | 21 130 | 21 964 | 107 203

PL000000000000439 | 439 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru lub tektury | FABRYKA PAPIERU CZERWONAK SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 4 309 | 4 309 | 4 427 | 4 884 | 4 427 | 22 356

PL000000000000457 | 457 | Zakład Wytwarzania Kraków | TAMEH POLSKA Sp. z o. o. | 1 577 | 1 537 | 1 496 | 1 456 | 1 142 | 7 208

PL000000000000458 | 458 | ArcelorMittal Poland S.A. Oddział Sosnowiec – Elektrociepłownia | ARCELORMITTAL POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 2 052 | 1 999 | 1 946 | 2 025 | 2 905 | 10 927

PL000000000000462 | 462 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | SÜDZUCKER POLSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 25 972 | 25 972 | 25 972 | 25 972 | 30 151 | 134 039

PL000000000000463 | 463 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Nordzucker Polska S.A. | 28 169 | 29 174 | 29 174 | 33 536 | 38 645 | 158 698

PL000000000000466 | 466 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 29 318 | 29 318 | 29 029 | 33 410 | 36 546 | 157 621

PL000000000000467 | 467 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | SÜDZUCKER POLSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 15 779 | 11 978 | 9 527 | 11 379 | 15 302 | 63 965

PL000000000000468 | 468 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | SÜDZUCKER POLSKA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 30 235 | 30 235 | 30 235 | 25 232 | 30 235 | 146 172

PL000000000000472 | 472 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 13 581 | 13 581 | 13 581 | 16 038 | 19 279 | 76 060

PL000000000000475 | 475 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 22 775 | 22 063 | 22 887 | 23 309 | 26 093 | 117 127

PL000000000000480 | 480 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 38 328 | 38 328 | 35 904 | 34 659 | 40 392 | 187 611

PL000000000000482 | 482 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 27 568 | 27 568 | 27 568 | 32 836 | 37 211 | 152 751

PL000000000000484 | 484 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | PFEIFER LANGEN POLSKA Spółka Akcyjna | 23 347 | 23 347 | 23 347 | 23 347 | 23 702 | 117 090

PL000000000000486 | 486 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | PFEIFER LANGEN POLSKA Spółka Akcyjna | 16 298 | 16 298 | 18 881 | 19 628 | 20 346 | 91 451

PL000000000000487 | 487 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | PFEIFER LANGEN POLSKA Spółka Akcyjna | 33 250 | 36 257 | 39 669 | 41 402 | 41 986 | 192 564

PL000000000000493 | 493 | Instalacja do produkcji wapna w Bukowej | Lhoist Bukowa Sp. z o.o. | 257 619 | 257 619 | 257 619 | 179 558 | 159 309 | 1 111 724

PL000000000000494 | 494 | Instalacja do produkcji wapna w Częstochowie | ZAKŁADY WAPIENNICZE LHOIST SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 85 557 | 91 084 | 92 495 | 85 168 | 83 390 | 437 694

PL000000000000495 | 495 | Instalacja do produkcji wapna w Tarnowie Opolskim | ZAKŁADY WAPIENNICZE LHOIST SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 151 451 | 163 777 | 163 777 | 92 971 | 64 438 | 636 414

PL000000000000509 | 509 | huta szkła | ZIGNAGO VETRO POLSKA S.A. | 27 899 | 28 404 | 28 683 | 28 577 | 27 818 | 141 381

PL000000000000511 | 511 | Instalacja do produkcji szkła (do 27.05.2024 Instalacja do produkcji szkła opakowaniowego) | STOELZLE LAUSITZ POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 13 336 | 15 261 | 15 776 | 13 399 | 7 420 | 65 192

PL000000000000512 | 512 | Huta Szkła | SIGNIFY POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 27 042 | 27 042 | 26 778 | 25 154 | 14 731 | 120 747

PL000000000000518 | 518 | Instalacja do produkcji szkła w tym włókna szklanego | Zakłady Chemiczne “Rudniki” Spółka Akcyjna | 31 304 | 34 250 | 37 097 | 31 304 | 28 340 | 162 295

PL000000000000523 | 523 | Ciepłownia Marcel | POLSKA GRUPA GÓRNICZA SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 5 195 | 5 166 | 5 260 | 6 266 | 6 325 | 28 212

PL000000000000524 | 524 | Elektrociepłownia E-1 Lubin | “ENERGETYKA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 16 742 | 16 312 | 15 882 | 14 235 | 15 021 | 78 192

PL000000000000526 | 526 | Elektrociepłownia E-2 Polkowice | “ENERGETYKA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 5 745 | 8 474 | 15 184 | 13 608 | 5 966 | 48 977

PL000000000000537 | 537 | Ciepłownia | Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej spółka z o.o. | 6 611 | 6 611 | 6 611 | 5 217 | 4 100 | 29 150

PL000000000000543 | 543 | Ceramika Budowlana Lewkowo Sp. z o.o. | CERAMIKA BUDOWLANA LEWKOWO SP. Z O.O. | 6 744 | 6 293 | 4 950 | 3 537 | 2 327 | 23 851

PL000000000000548 | 548 | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Zakład Racibórz | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. | 6 304 | 6 304 | 6 304 | 6 304 | 4 720 | 29 936

PL000000000000554 | 554 | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. Zakład Żory | PGNiG TERMIKA Energetyka Przemysłowa S.A. | 4 974 | 4 974 | 4 974 | 4 974 | 3 981 | 23 877

PL000000000000559 | 559 | Centralna Ciepłownia | CELSIUM SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 3 010 | 2 743 | 2 486 | 2 153 | 1 189 | 11 581

PL000000000000564 | 564 | Ciepłownia Gliwice | PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ – GLIWICE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 28 763 | 28 763 | 28 763 | 27 800 | 27 383 | 141 472

PL000000000000592 | 592 | Zakład Gnaszyn | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 20 440 | 17 804 | 21 179 | 15 344 | 9 517 | 84 284

PL000000000000595 | 595 | Zakład Lębork | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 22 021 | 22 021 | 24 388 | 17 505 | 11 364 | 97 299

PL000000000000601 | 601 | “Łęczyńska Energetyka” Spólka z o.o. w Bogdance | “Łęczyńska Energetyka” Spółka z o.o. w Bogdance | 10 632 | 11 809 | 12 806 | 11 150 | 9 796 | 56 193

PL000000000000612 | 612 | Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny w Katowicach – Centrum Ciepłownicze | Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny w Katowicach | 1 078 | 1 078 | 1 078 | 436 | 0 | 3 670

PL000000000000618 | 618 | Ciepłownia miejska | MIEJSKIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ W OSTRÓDZIE | 4 548 | 3 794 | 3 694 | 3 594 | 2 926 | 18 556

PL000000000000621 | 621 | Zakład Honoratka | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 8 060 | 7 020 | 10 286 | 7 310 | 3 273 | 35 949

PL000000000000629 | 629 | Velvet CARE sp. z o.o. | “VELVET CARE SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ” | 24 146 | 24 295 | 30 342 | 36 844 | 38 620 | 154 247

PL000000000000638 | 638 | Instalacja Markowicze | LEIER Polska Spółka Akcyjna | 14 153 | 14 153 | 14 153 | 12 359 | 12 213 | 67 031

PL000000000000643 | 643 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 35 621 | 37 557 | 37 557 | 37 126 | 37 371 | 185 232

PL000000000000646 | 646 | Instalacja produkcji cukru | Krajowa Grupa Spożywcza S.A. | 23 287 | 22 155 | 18 099 | 21 742 | 24 857 | 110 140

PL000000000000647 | 647 | TEKTURA OPAKOWANIA PAPIER S.A. | Tektura Opakowania Papier S.A. | 13 354 | 14 144 | 14 833 | 14 239 | 14 348 | 70 918

PL000000000000658 | 658 | Sanok Rubber Company S.A. | Sanok Rubber Company Spółka Akcyjna | 3 417 | 3 870 | 3 870 | 1 094 | 0 | 12 251

PL000000000000660 | 660 | Stalownia | ARCELORMITTAL WARSZAWA SP. Z O.O. | 47 845 | 47 845 | 45 913 | 41 573 | 37 864 | 221 040

PL000000000000676 | 676 | CR Częstochowa | FORTUM POWER AND HEAT POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 872 | 2 872 | 2 872 | 2 070 | 2 275 | 12 961

PL000000000000680 | 680 | Elektrociepłownia E-3 Głogów | “ENERGETYKA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 602 | 3 129 | 3 046 | 2 460 | 2 136 | 13 373

PL000000000000682 | 682 | Younexa Poland Sp. z o.o. | “YOUNEXA POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ” | 2 444 | 2 444 | 2 002 | 1 282 | 1 104 | 9 276

PL000000000000684 | 684 | Ciepłownia w Starachowicach | CELSIUM DOM SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 1 725 | 1 778 | 1 849 | 1 684 | 1 982 | 9 018

PL000000000000698 | 698 | Ciepłownia Miejska | PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWO ENERGETYKI CIEPLNEJ SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 5 446 | 5 446 | 4 394 | 3 343 | 2 457 | 21 086

PL000000000000699 | 699 | Zakład Kupno | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 26 628 | 21 162 | 25 659 | 15 425 | 11 117 | 99 991

PL000000000000705 | 705 | “Elektrociepłownia Starogard” | “Elektrociepłownia Starogard” Spółka z o.o. | 11 867 | 11 813 | 12 619 | 12 278 | 12 143 | 60 720

PL000000000000706 | 706 | Ciepłownia “Zazamcze” | Spółdzielnia Mieszkaniowa “Zazamcze” | 5 072 | 5 072 | 5 072 | 5 072 | 3 924 | 24 212

PL000000000000709 | 709 | Ciepłownia ZPM Mrągowo | Spółdzielnia Mleczarska “MLEKPOL” w Grajewie | 14 753 | 20 749 | 26 862 | 27 773 | 28 711 | 118 848

PL000000000000710 | 710 | instalacja do produkcji materiałów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | Polska Ceramika Ogniotrwała “Żarów” Sp. z o.o. | 7 117 | 7 568 | 7 743 | 7 307 | 7 150 | 36 885

PL000000000000733 | 733 | STALOWNIA | “ALCHEMIA” SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 8 895 | 11 935 | 11 662 | 7 310 | 5 809 | 45 611

PL000000000000740 | 740 | Kotłownia Rejonowa Zachód | Miejska Energetyka Cieplna Piła Spółka z ograniczona odpowiedzialnoscią | 3 629 | 3 629 | 2 803 | 1 773 | 1 147 | 12 981

PL000000000000754 | 754 | Huta Szkła “Orzesze” | BA GLASS POLAND 2 SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 61 290 | 58 100 | 58 551 | 54 830 | 56 552 | 289 323

PL000000000000755 | 755 | Ciepłownia Rejonowa POŁUDNIE KS -101 | GPEC EKSPERT SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 4 925 | 4 925 | 4 925 | 40 | 0 | 14 815

PL000000000000760 | 760 | CIEPŁOWNIA | Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej Sp. z o.o. | 2 182 | 2 182 | 2 182 | 2 182 | 0 | 8 728

PL000000000000762 | 762 | HUTA SZKŁA | HS GLOSS SP. Z O.O. | 4 187 | 5 680 | 4 005 | 4 005 | 4 005 | 21 882

PL000000000000766 | 766 | HUTA SZKŁA W WOŁCZYNIE | ECOGLASS SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 6 661 | 6 661 | 6 661 | 7 353 | 7 186 | 34 522

PL000000000000779 | 779 | Instalacja Produkcji Papieru Stara Bystrzyca | APIS FIJAŁKOWSKI, BLOCH SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA | 2 754 | 2 754 | 2 754 | 1 267 | 66 | 9 595

PL000000000000781 | 781 | ICT Poland Sp.z o.o. | ICT POLAND Sp z.o.o | 50 264 | 50 264 | 43 257 | 43 120 | 47 551 | 234 456

PL000000000000782 | 782 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru Włocławek | Firma “W.Lewandowski” Produkcja – Handel – Usługi Wiesław Lewandowski | 3 435 | 3 707 | 3 707 | 3 587 | 3 336 | 17 772

PL000000000000810 | 810 | Instalacja do produkcji szkła w tym włókna szklanego o zdolności produkcyjnej 200 Mg wytopu na dobę | Stoelzle Częstochowa Sp. z o.o. | 26 955 | 27 977 | 27 977 | 25 058 | 22 158 | 130 125

PL000000000000811 | 811 | URSA Polska Sp. z o.o. | URSA POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 9 655 | 9 655 | 9 655 | 7 492 | 8 015 | 44 472

PL000000000000827 | 827 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru o zdolności produkcyjnej powyżej 20T/24h | “HANKE TISSUE” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 9 086 | 8 188 | 8 501 | 8 706 | 9 823 | 44 304

PL000000000000828 | 828 | Elektrociepłownia “Zielona Góra” S.A. | ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA “ZIELONA GÓRA” SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 18 331 | 17 948 | 17 475 | 16 818 | 16 243 | 86 815

PL000000000000833 | 833 | Kotłownia Rejonowa nr 1 | ENGIE EC Słupsk Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 9 910 | 11 486 | 9 910 | 7 690 | 5 207 | 44 203

PL000000000000844 | 844 | Zakład Paczków | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 10 322 | 8 064 | 8 025 | 4 758 | 1 009 | 32 178

PL000000000000848 | 848 | piece tunelowe do wypalania wyrobów ogniotrwałych | ArcelorMittal Refractories Sp. z o. o. | 9 928 | 10 142 | 11 317 | 10 683 | 9 500 | 51 570

PL000000000000853 | 853 | Ciepłownia Rejonowa Marlicza | SZCZECIŃSKA ENERGETYKA CIEPLNA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 33 | 426 | 426 | 1 781 | 2 917 | 5 583

PL000000000000878 | 878 | Kronospan HPL Sp. z o.o. Kotłownia Zakładowa | KRONOSPAN HPL Sp. z o.o. | 12 227 | 14 742 | 15 193 | 13 289 | 9 928 | 65 379

PL000000000000889 | 889 | INSTALACJA ENERGETYCZNO-SUSZARNICZA | SWISS KRONO SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 206 499 | 210 748 | 209 361 | 138 799 | 127 515 | 892 922

PL000000000000890 | 890 | Woodeco Wieruszów sp. z o.o. | WOODECO WIERUSZÓW SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 53 412 | 61 353 | 58 954 | 48 568 | 43 702 | 265 989

PL000000000000891 | 891 | Walcownia prętów | CMC Poland Sp. z o.o. | 26 264 | 26 264 | 26 264 | 26 264 | 18 935 | 123 991

PL000000000000894 | 894 | WALCOWNIA | “ALCHEMIA” SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 16 124 | 16 124 | 16 124 | 12 719 | 10 722 | 71 813

PL000000000000895 | 895 | Walcownie | ARCELORMITTAL WARSZAWA SP. Z O.O. | 25 967 | 25 967 | 25 967 | 19 978 | 19 218 | 117 097

PL000000000000896 | 896 | Zakład Walcownia Blach Grubych ISD Huty Częstochowa Sp. z o.o. | HUTA CZĘSTOCHOWA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 25 595 | 30 094 | 33 983 | 24 369 | 5 917 | 119 958

PL000000000000898 | 898 | Walcownie | ARCELORMITTAL POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 199 217 | 199 217 | 171 478 | 150 604 | 147 776 | 868 292

PL000000000000899 | 899 | ArcelorMittal Poland S.A. Oddział Sosnowiec – Walcownia | ARCELORMITTAL POLAND SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 40 951 | 43 016 | 43 911 | 42 431 | 35 052 | 205 361

PL000000000000901 | 901 | Woodeco Grajewo sp. z o.o. | Woodeco Grajewo sp. z o.o. | 61 534 | 61 534 | 61 534 | 61 534 | 51 470 | 297 606

PL000000000000902 | 902 | Kronospan Mielec Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością-Suszarnia wiórów | Kronospan Mielec Sp. z o.o. | 73 481 | 73 481 | 80 966 | 82 223 | 81 237 | 391 388

PL000000000000903 | 903 | Instalacja do produkcji lub obróbki metali żelaznych, w tym stopów żelaza, w której wykorzystywane są jednostki spalania paliw o nominalnej mocy cieplnej ponad 20MW | Walcownia Blach Batory Sp. z o.o. | 8 618 | 5 784 | 7 248 | 6 531 | 4 674 | 32 855

PL000000000000905 | 905 | Alchemia S.A. Oddział Rurexpol w Częstochowie | “ALCHEMIA” SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 8 879 | 10 604 | 8 471 | 6 877 | 7 083 | 41 914

PL000000000000906 | 906 | Instalacja do produkcji wełny skalnej (mineralnej) CIGACICE | Rockwool Polska Sp. z o.o. | 80 164 | 80 164 | 80 164 | 80 164 | 64 220 | 384 876

PL000000000000908 | 908 | Instalacja nr 1 Paroc Polska Sp. z o.o. | PAROC POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 40 285 | 40 285 | 40 285 | 40 285 | 33 756 | 194 896

PL000000000000926 | 926 | COGNOR S.A. Oddział Ferrostal Łabędy w Krakowie | Cognor Spółka Akcyjna | 15 650 | 15 650 | 12 579 | 6 071 | 5 019 | 54 969

PL000000000000927 | 927 | Tłocznia Gazu | ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 7 161 | 5 719 | 5 390 | 5 390 | 4 734 | 28 394

PL000000000000930 | 930 | Trend Glass Sp. z o.o. | TREND GLASS Sp. z o.o. | 42 196 | 42 196 | 42 196 | 21 847 | 19 907 | 168 342

PL000000000000940 | 940 | Zakład Oleśnica | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 40 286 | 38 313 | 34 008 | 30 080 | 28 362 | 171 049

PL000000000000941 | 941 | Euroglas Polska Sp. z o.o. | Euroglas Polska Sp. z o.o. | 238 144 | 248 888 | 248 888 | 248 510 | 232 937 | 1 217 367

PL000000000000942 | 942 | Zakład Produkcji Etanolu “Goświnowice” | BIOAGRA S.A. | 74 204 | 90 108 | 74 756 | 68 465 | 63 892 | 371 425

PL000000000000946 | 946 | Wanna szklarska do produkcji szkła FLOAT II | SAINT-GOBAIN INNOVATIVE MATERIALS POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 78 067 | 78 067 | 90 377 | 90 377 | 78 067 | 414 955

PL000000000000948 | 948 | Instalacja nr 2 Paroc Polska Sp. z o.o. | PAROC POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 7 207 | 12 106 | 14 667 | 13 579 | 10 927 | 58 486

PL000000000202073 | 202073 | Instalacja do produkcji węglowodorów aromatycznych i odzysku kwasu siarkowego | PETROCHEMIA-BLACHOWNIA SPÓŁKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 12 863 | 12 863 | 10 622 | 3 766 | 1 080 | 41 194

PL000000000202074 | 202074 | KNAUF Bełchatów Sp. z o.o. Oddział w Opolu | “Knauf Bełchatów” Spółka z o.o. | 15 587 | 17 119 | 16 157 | 9 717 | 5 909 | 64 489

PL000000000202080 | 202080 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | COTTO PETRUS Sp. z o.o. | 15 993 | 15 684 | 11 878 | 9 954 | 11 878 | 65 387

PL000000000202081 | 202081 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | “Ceramika-Końskie” Sp. z o.o. | 14 162 | 14 162 | 11 169 | 10 063 | 10 900 | 60 456

PL000000000202095 | 202095 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | Ceramika Color II Sp. z o.o. | 4 924 | 4 924 | 3 890 | 3 240 | 3 510 | 20 488

PL000000000202096 | 202096 | Instalacja do produkcji sadzy | Orion Engineered Carbons Sp. z o.o. | 72 190 | 72 364 | 72 677 | 72 677 | 71 908 | 361 816

PL000000000202107 | 202107 | Instalacja Produkcji Styrenu | Synthos Dwory 7 spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 44 852 | 42 413 | 43 838 | 41 671 | 34 851 | 207 625

PL000000000202139 | 202139 | Zakład produkcyjny “Mazowsze” | Cersanit S.A. | 28 701 | 28 701 | 29 171 | 29 171 | 28 701 | 144 445

PL000000000202140 | 202140 | Zakład produkcyjny “Pomorze” | Cersanit S.A. | 26 944 | 32 309 | 29 530 | 26 343 | 19 883 | 135 009

PL000000000202217 | 202217 | Cersanit Krasnystaw | Cersanit S.A. | 19 250 | 20 137 | 22 988 | 19 467 | 14 260 | 96 102

PL000000000202254 | 202254 | Wydział Blach Transformatorowych Stalprodukt S.A. | STALPRODUKT S.A. | 16 896 | 16 896 | 17 089 | 17 089 | 15 743 | 83 713

PL000000000202274 | 202274 | Ceramika Tubądzin Sp. z o.o. | Ceramika Tubądzin Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 14 433 | 14 036 | 16 128 | 11 655 | 10 813 | 67 065

PL000000000202292 | 202292 | Ceramika Tubądzin II Sp. z o.o. | CERAMIKA TUBĄDZIN II Sp. z o.o. | 24 685 | 24 861 | 24 554 | 20 315 | 16 948 | 111 363

PL000000000202386 | 202386 | Tłocznia Gazu Hołowczyce II | Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. | 1 897 | 3 752 | 3 122 | 347 | 75 | 9 193

PL000000000202388 | 202388 | Tłocznia Gazu Jarosław I i II | Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. | 3 607 | 4 715 | 3 197 | 1 444 | 1 738 | 14 701

PL000000000202433 | 202433 | CERSANIT S.A. | Cersanit S.A. | 50 090 | 55 702 | 57 005 | 53 288 | 36 414 | 252 499

PL000000000202453 | 202453 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | “CERRAD” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 13 004 | 12 695 | 10 985 | 7 484 | 7 642 | 51 810

PL000000000202534 | 202534 | Instalacja do produkcji formaliny | KRONOSPAN CHEMICAL SZCZECINEK SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 4 372 | 4 372 | 4 222 | 3 462 | 3 919 | 20 347

PL000000000202682 | 202682 | Nova Ceramica Sp. z o.o. | “NOVA CERAMICA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 5 611 | 6 224 | 6 443 | 4 699 | 3 873 | 26 850

PL000000000202699 | 202699 | Instalacja do produkcji chemikaliów organicznych | ANWIL S.A. | 60 997 | 60 997 | 60 997 | 48 363 | 40 497 | 271 851

PL000000000202825 | 202825 | Zakład Kunice | Wienerberger Ceramika Budowlana Sp. z o.o. | 15 711 | 15 711 | 15 711 | 15 711 | 11 165 | 74 009

PL000000000202960 | 202960 | WALCOWNIA RUR ANDRZEJ | “ALCHEMIA” SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 12 336 | 12 336 | 12 336 | 9 014 | 6 373 | 52 395

PL000000000203089 | 203089 | Zakłady Górniczo-Hutnicze “Bolesław” S.A. | Zakłady Górniczo-Hutnicze “Bolesław” S.A. |  |  |  | 170 310 | 150 688 | 320 998

PL000000000203129 | 203129 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | “CERRAD” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 13 166 | 13 231 | 12 524 | 10 229 | 6 937 | 56 087

PL000000000203133 | 203133 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | “CERRAD” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 10 017 | 11 747 | 10 342 | 8 444 | 4 597 | 45 147

PL000000000203186 | 203186 | GRÄNGES Konin S.A. | GRÄNGES KONIN S.A. | 21 230 | 20 813 | 23 127 | 23 771 | 25 479 | 114 420

PL000000000203607 | 203607 | Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Paradyż | “Ceramika Paradyż” Sp. z o.o. | 13 730 | 13 970 | 17 883 | 12 033 | 10 200 | 67 816

PL000000000203609 | 203609 | Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Tomaszów 2 | “Ceramika Paradyż” Sp. z o.o. | 18 747 | 18 444 | 19 440 | 15 528 | 12 048 | 84 207

PL000000000203610 | 203610 | Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Wielka Wola | “Ceramika Paradyż” Sp. z o.o. | 21 511 | 23 871 | 27 332 | 22 171 | 22 053 | 116 938

PL000000000203611 | 203611 | Instalacja Produkcji Wyrobów Ceramicznych Opoczno | “Ceramika Paradyż” Sp. z o.o. | 4 765 | 4 867 | 4 762 | 2 685 | 2 188 | 19 267

PL000000000203733 | 203733 | QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. Zakład Produkcyjny w Janikowie ( do 29.05.2024 CIECH Soda Polska S.A. Zakład Produkcyjny w Janikowie) | QEMETICA Soda Polska S.A. | 443 578 | 443 578 | 443 578 | 443 578 | 309 849 | 2 084 161

PL000000000203846 | 203846 | Instalacja do obróbki metali żelaznych poprzez walcowanie na gorąco | Huta Bankowa Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością | 16 707 | 16 707 | 16 707 | 13 992 | 13 088 | 77 201

PL000000000204402 | 204402 | Leca Polska Sp. z o.o. | Leca Polska Sp. z o.o. | 30 427 | 34 240 | 35 348 | 28 363 | 25 429 | 153 807

PL000000000205709 | 205709 | Kopalnia Ropy Naftowej i Gazu Ziemnego Lubiatów Ośrodek Centralny | ORLEN SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA | 25 053 | 25 164 | 24 295 | 23 581 | 23 626 | 121 719

PL000000000205935 | 205935 | Instalacja do produkcji szkła opakowaniowego o zdolności produkcyjnej 480 Mg wytopu na dobę | Stoelzle Częstochowa Sp. z o.o. | 36 261 | 36 261 | 36 261 | 36 261 | 41 198 | 186 242

PL000000000206075 | 206075 | CREATON Polska Sp. z o.o. Zakład Produkcyjny w Widziszewie | CREATON POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 13 922 | 13 922 | 16 283 | 13 922 | 8 913 | 66 962

PL000000000206089 | 206089 | Blok Gazowo-Parowy Polkowice | KGHM Polska Miedź S.A. | 8 476 | 7 312 | 3 175 | 3 089 | 5 843 | 27 895

PL000000000206702 | 206702 | Blok Gazowo-Parowy Głogów | KGHM Polska Miedź S.A. | 6 955 | 6 883 | 5 925 | 5 291 | 5 411 | 30 465

PL000000000206786 | 206786 | Kotłownia | OKRĘGOWA SPÓŁDZIELNIA MLECZARSKA W KOLE | 11 770 | 11 770 | 11 140 | 9 318 | 8 894 | 52 892

PL000000000206967 | 206967 | Instalacja do produkcji szkła | DEKORGLASS DZIAŁDOWO S.A. | 6 993 | 10 135 | 10 777 | 12 145 | 12 540 | 52 590

PL000000000207000 | 207000 | Kawernowy Podziemny Magazyn Gazu Kosakowo | GAS STORAGE POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 1 010 | 1 246 | 1 014 | 1 014 | 1 220 | 5 504

PL000000000207783 | 207783 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | “CERRAD” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 33 558 | 33 058 | 34 038 | 33 822 | 38 011 | 172 487

PL000000000207803 | 207803 | spalanie paliw | BGW SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 43 193 | 46 055 | 46 295 | 42 866 | 43 760 | 222 169

PL000000000208202 | 208202 | Tłocznia gazu Jeleniów | Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. | 824 | 1 161 | 1 016 | 1 368 | 886 | 5 255

PL000000000208882 | 208882 | Solvay Poland Sp z o.o. | Solvay Poland Sp. z o. o. | 30 769 | 30 391 | 31 478 | 29 661 | 29 111 | 151 410

PL000000000208923 | 208923 | Terminal Regazyfikacyjny LNG | Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. | 22 693 | 24 110 | 31 374 | 39 311 | 40 296 | 157 784

PL000000000209024 | 209024 | Colorobbia Polska Sp. z o.o. | COLOROBBIA POLSKA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 474 | 2 799 | 3 131 | 2 627 | 2 013 | 13 044

PL000000000209148 | 209148 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru i tektury | APIS SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 14 197 | 16 091 | 16 918 | 15 740 | 15 553 | 78 499

PL000000000209222 | 209222 | Kotłownia Zbiersk Cukrownia | DESTYLACJE WAWRZYNIAK PHP WOJCIECH WAWRZYNIAK | 33 932 | 36 392 | 42 953 | 47 798 | 43 996 | 205 071

PL000000000209565 | 209565 | Zakład “A” – MARCONI | MARAZZI POLAND SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 24 434 | 24 849 | 23 656 | 19 577 | 18 853 | 111 369

PL000000000210352 | 210352 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ceramicznych za pomocą wypalania | Star Dust Sp. z o.o. | 15 794 | 13 976 | 11 881 | 11 881 | 10 059 | 63 591

PL000000000210521 | 210521 | CHP Zabrze | Fortum Silesia Spółka Akcyjna | 21 420 | 26 211 | 26 246 | 24 274 | 22 941 | 121 092

PL000000000210578 | 210578 | Instalacja do produkcji wyrobów ziemniaczanych | FARM FRITES POLAND S.A. | 24 162 | 24 162 | 24 162 | 24 162 | 27 804 | 124 452

PL000000000210701 | 210701 | produkcja wyrobów ceramicznych | “KERAM” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 2 974 | 2 974 | 2 974 | 2 974 | 1 246 | 13 142

PL000000000210718 | 210718 | Zakład Produkcji Bibuły | POL-MAK Iława Sp. z o.o. | 7 609 | 7 609 | 7 609 | 7 148 | 7 817 | 37 792

PL000000000212780 | 212780 | CENTRALNA CIEPŁOWNIA W DĘBLINIE | PGNIG TERMIKA ENERGETYKA ROZPROSZONA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 3 819 | 3 735 | 3 651 | 2 764 | 2 454 | 16 423

PL000000000213200 | 213200 | ELEKTROCIEPŁOWNIA STALOWA WOLA | Elektrociepłownia Stalowa Wola Spółka Akcyjna | 16 918 | 16 546 | 16 174 | 15 802 | 15 100 | 80 540

PL000000000213400 | 213400 | INSTALACJA DO PRODUKCJI PŁYT WIÓROWYCH | TANNE Sp. z o.o. | 52 392 | 51 239 | 50 087 | 37 079 | 35 663 | 226 460

PL000000000215320 | 215320 | Kotłownia Technologiczna | SK hi-tech battery materials Poland Sp. z o.o. | 2 630 | 7 545 | 7 376 | 7 205 | 5 857 | 30 613

PL000000000215420 | 215420 | Walcownia Morgana | CMC Poland Sp. z o.o. | 12 702 | 22 367 | 21 864 | 21 361 | 15 770 | 94 064

PL000000000215940 | 215940 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru | FABRYKA PAPIERU KACZORY SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 509 | 2 949 | 2 822 | 2 757 | 2 316 | 11 353

PL000000000216140 | 216140 | Kotłownia Szczytowa | DOBRA ENERGIA DLA OLSZTYNA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ | 0 | 805 | 4 465 | 4 363 | 3 545 | 13 178

PL000000000217140 | 217140 | Tłocznia Gazu Kędzierzyn Koźle | Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. | 0 | 2 483 | 1 619 | 1 581 | 912 | 6 595

PL000000000217541 | 217541 | Tłocznia Gazu Goleniów | Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych GAZ-SYSTEM S.A. | 0 | 179 | 2 313 | 2 259 | 1 758 | 6 509

PL000000000217761 | 217761 | Wytwórnia Kwasu Azotowego II | ANWIL S.A. |  |  |  | 54 207 | 51 654 | 105 861

PL000000000218861 | 218861 | Zakład Produkcyjny w Chmielowie | Ceramika Podkarpacka Sp. z o.o |  |  |  | 16 302 | 15 534 | 31 836

PL000000000219020 | 219020 | Ciepłownia C95 Kopanina | Veolia Energia Poznań S.A. |  |  |  | 1 055 | 1 006 | 2 061

PL000000000219620 | 219620 | Instalacja do produkcji papieru lub tektury | WELMAX PAPER SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ |  |  |  | 3 089 | 2 943 | 6 032
TOTAL | 7 078 742 | 7 317 375 | 7 356 284 | 6 838 906 | 6 068 918 | 34 660 225
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XVII

Member State: Portugal
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

PT000000000000017 | 17 | CETIPAL – Cerâmica de Tijolos e Pavimentos, S.A. | Cetipal – Cerâmica de Tijolos e Pavimentos, S.A. | 3 785 | 3 442 | 3 556 | 3 793 | 3 656 | 18 232

PT000000000000058 | 58 | Gallovidro, S.A. | Gallovidro, S.A. | 51 153 | 51 153 | 51 153 | 58 913 | 71 114 | 283 486

PT000000000000069 | 69 | Sociedade Cerâmica do Alto, Lda | Sociedade Cerâmica do Alto, Lda | 4 037 | 4 037 | 4 164 | 3 877 | 3 722 | 19 837

PT000000000000082 | 82 | M. A. Lopes d’Avó, Lda. | M. A. Lopes d’Avó, Lda. | 2 373 | 2 574 | 2 574 | 2 574 | 2 383 | 12 478

PT000000000000086 | 86 | Santos Barosa – Vidros, S.A. | Santos Barosa – Vidros, S.A. | 97 625 | 97 625 | 102 729 | 102 729 | 97 625 | 498 333

PT000000000000131 | 131 | Navigator Paper Figueira S.A | Navigator Paper Figueira, S.A. | 196 525 | 196 525 | 196 525 | 196 525 | 159 719 | 945 819

PT000000000000140 | 140 | SN Seixal Siderurgia Nacional, S.A. | SN Seixal – Siderurgia Nacional SA | 86 429 | 78 573 | 70 428 | 70 428 | 72 201 | 378 059

PT000000000000171 | 171 | SN Maia Siderurgia Nacional, S.A. | SN Maia – Siderurgia Nacional S.A. | 45 310 | 44 042 | 41 324 | 40 421 | 42 596 | 213 693

PT000000000000198 | 198 | BA GLASS Portugal – Unidade Fabril da Venda Nova | BA GLASS PORTUGAL, SA | 54 334 | 56 498 | 58 586 | 57 602 | 55 744 | 282 764

PT000000000000210 | 210 | Central de Cogeração do Parque das Nações | Climaespaço – Soc. Prod. Distrib. Urb. Energia Térmica, S.A. | 3 555 | 3 464 | 3 372 | 2 514 | 2 310 | 15 215

PT000000000000250 | 250 | Italagro – Indústria Transformadora de Produtos Alimentares, S.A. | Italagro – Indústria Transformadora de Produtos Alimentares, S.A. | 11 167 | 11 066 | 11 066 | 11 066 | 10 836 | 55 201

PT000000000000270 | 270 | Termolan – Isolamentos Termo-Acústicos, S.A. – Unidade 2 | Termolan – Isolamentos Acústicos, S. A. – Unidade 2 | 9 036 | 9 036 | 9 036 | 6 155 | 6 761 | 40 024

PT000000000000275 | 275 | CAMPIL – Agro Industrial do Campo do Tejo, Lda. | CAMPIL – Agro Industrial do Campo do Tejo, Lda. | 5 861 | 5 861 | 5 861 | 5 861 | 6 766 | 30 210

PT000000000000284 | 284 | Navigator Paper Setúbal, SA | Navigator Paper Setúbal, SA | 179 502 | 179 502 | 211 524 | 211 524 | 159 353 | 941 405

PT000000000000285 | 285 | Navigator Tissue Ródão, S.A. | Navigator Tissue Ródão S.A. | 15 182 | 14 909 | 14 909 | 14 909 | 15 042 | 74 951

PT000000000203314 | 203314 | Volkswagen Autoeuropa Lda | Volkswagen Autoeuropa, Lda | 3 532 | 3 307 | 3 605 | 3 605 | 3 496 | 17 545

PT000000000205077 | 205077 | Aleluia Cerâmicas SA – Unidade de Ílhavo | Aleluia Cerâmicas SA | 8 350 | 9 364 | 9 826 | 8 350 | 7 140 | 43 030

PT000000000205147 | 205147 | Umbelino Monteiro, S.A. | Umbelino Monteiro, S.A. | 6 186 | 6 465 | 8 585 | 8 585 | 6 752 | 36 573

PT000000000205195 | 205195 | CINCA – Unidade de Produção da Mealhada | CINCA – Companhia Industrial de Cerâmica, S.A. | 11 434 | 12 429 | 11 420 | 8 471 | 6 780 | 50 534

PT000000000205196 | 205196 | CINCA – Unidade de Produção de Fiães | CINCA – Companhia Industrial de Cerâmica, S.A. | 8 439 | 8 632 | 8 971 | 9 980 | 9 980 | 46 002

PT000000000205551 | 205551 | Unidade Fabril Grespor | PAVIGRÉS CERÂMICAS, SA | 8 481 | 8 481 | 8 481 | 6 235 | 3 585 | 35 263

PT000000000205552 | 205552 | Unidade Fabril Cerev | Pavigrés Cerâmicas, SA | 9 127 | 9 127 | 9 127 | 7 511 | 4 977 | 39 869

PT000000000206190 | 206190 | Unidade Fabril Pavigrés II – Bustos | Pavigrés Cerâmicas, SA | 3 657 | 3 932 | 4 518 | 4 213 | 3 682 | 20 002

PT000000000210683 | 210683 | Navigator Tissue Cacia, S.A. | Navigator Tissue Aveiro, S.A. | 11 076 | 13 765 | 13 765 | 13 765 | 14 723 | 67 094
TOTAL | 836 156 | 833 809 | 865 105 | 859 606 | 770 943 | 4 165 619
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XVIII

Member State: Romania
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

RO000000000000002 | 2 | United Romanian Breweries Bereprod SRL | UNITED ROMANIAN BREWERIES BEREPROD SRL | 2 650 | 2 650 | 2 650 | 2 186 | 2 066 | 12 202

RO000000000000003 | 3 | Societatea Electrocentrale Craiova S.A. | Societatea Electrocentrale Craiova S.A. | 28 436 | 27 705 | 23 255 | 19 919 | 17 638 | 116 953

RO000000000000009 | 9 | OMV PETROM SA – Sectia Terminal Midia | OMV Petrom SA | 5 291 | 4 536 | 4 249 | 3 484 | 3 381 | 20 941

RO000000000000027 | 27 | CTZ Casa Presei | COMPANIA MUNICIPALA TERMOENERGETICA BUCURESTI SA (CMTEB) | 7 793 | 6 981 | 5 876 | 5 055 | 5 405 | 31 110

RO000000000000033 | 33 | AGRANA ROMANIA SRL sucursala Buzau | AGRANA ROMANIA SRL | 10 696 | 12 800 | 20 931 | 27 304 | 16 278 | 88 009

RO000000000000034 | 34 | AGRANA ROMANIA SRL sucursala Roman | AGRANA ROMANIA SRL | 21 011 | 21 011 | 16 729 | 17 292 | 21 154 | 97 197

RO000000000000035 | 35 | ALRO SA – sediul secundar | ALRO S.A. | 16 200 | 16 355 | 13 853 | 11 275 | 13 255 | 70 938

RO000000000000036 | 36 | ALRO SA – Sediul Social | ALRO S.A. | 360 031 | 360 031 | 256 863 | 149 618 | 146 787 | 1 273 330

RO000000000000037 | 37 | ALUM S.A. | SC ALUM SA TULCEA | 196 579 | 173 046 | 117 802 | 25 098 | 42 | 512 567

RO000000000000038 | 38 | SC AMBRO SA | SC AMBRO SA | 40 022 | 42 943 | 42 819 | 39 168 | 40 333 | 205 285

RO000000000000039 | 39 | SC Nitramonia BC SRL – Punct de lucru Slobozia | SC Nitramonia BC SRL | 288 498 | 159 803 | 6 209 | 2 964 | 1 676 | 459 150

RO000000000000041 | 41 | S.C. CET Hidrocarburi S.A. Arad | S.C. Centrala Electrica de Termoficare Hidrocarburi S.A. Arad | 8 185 | 2 724 | 5 437 | 6 802 | 4 929 | 28 077

RO000000000000042 | 42 | AOT Energy SRL | AOT Energy SRL | 6 942 | 12 100 | 6 650 | 3 769 | 4 983 | 34 444

RO000000000000045 | 45 | ArcelorMittal Hunedoara S.A. | ArcelorMittal Hunedoara S.A. | 33 566 | 33 566 | 27 985 | 27 044 | 29 402 | 151 563

RO000000000000047 | 47 | S.C. ARDEALUL S.A. | S.C.ARDEALUL S.A. | 4 233 | 5 064 | 5 428 | 5 428 | 5 236 | 25 389

RO000000000000048 | 48 | SC LAPP INSULATORS SA | SC LAPP INSULATORS SA | 1 645 | 1 645 | 1 208 | 1 069 | 1 169 | 6 736

RO000000000000049 | 49 | S.C. AUTOMOBILE DACIA S.A. | S.C. AUTOMOBILE DACIA S.A. | 14 067 | 12 205 | 12 598 | 12 769 | 10 523 | 62 162

RO000000000000050 | 50 | AZOMURES SA | AZOMURES SA | 1 238 321 | 1 238 304 | 592 195 | 137 175 | 238 217 | 3 444 212

RO000000000000056 | 56 | SC Carmeuse Holding SRL – Punct de lucru Fieni | SC Carmeuse Holding SRL | 125 094 | 130 734 | 118 080 | 101 124 | 63 915 | 538 947

RO000000000000068 | 68 | BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS S.A | BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS S.A. | 25 499 | 25 499 | 25 236 | 25 079 | 23 209 | 124 522

RO000000000000073 | 73 | CET Govora | SC CET Govora SA | 19 646 | 11 039 | 2 092 | 5 294 | 12 240 | 50 311

RO000000000000074 | 74 | S.C. CET GRIVITA S.R.L. | S.C. CET GRIVITA SA | 5 125 | 5 517 | 4 912 | 4 533 | 3 956 | 24 043

RO000000000000075 | 75 | CET Iasi 1 | Municipiul Iasi | 4 322 | 5 818 | 6 949 | 8 118 | 11 710 | 36 917

RO000000000000076 | 76 | CET Iasi II | municipiul Iasi | 16 027 | 13 926 | 12 987 | 9 820 | 3 704 | 56 464

RO000000000000077 | 77 | EU-ETS nr. 1 | THERMOENERGY GROUP SA | 7 955 | 7 749 | 7 310 | 7 948 | 6 852 | 37 814

RO000000000000078 | 78 | EU-ETS nr. 2 | THERMOENERGY GROUP SA | 2 470 | 2 470 | 1 500 | 292 | 719 | 7 451

RO000000000000080 | 80 | SC Chimcomplex SA Borzesti | Chimcomplex SA Borzesti | 27 302 | 27 302 | 27 302 | 20 264 | 18 274 | 120 444

RO000000000000084 | 84 | CET TIMISOARA SUD | COMPANIA LOCALA DE TERMOFICARE COLTERM S.A. TIMISOARA | 18 348 | 21 394 | 16 674 | 15 618 | 14 573 | 86 607

RO000000000000085 | 85 | SOFIDEL ROMANIA SA | SOFIDEL ROMANIA SA | 9 694 | 9 582 | 9 582 | 7 805 | 7 461 | 44 124

RO000000000000090 | 90 | TERMO PLOIESTI SRL | TERMO PLOIESTI SRL | 33 433 | 32 574 | 26 215 | 22 037 | 22 988 | 137 247

RO000000000000095 | 95 | SC SILCOTUB SA Punct de lucru Calarasi | SC Silcotub SA | 32 368 | 37 645 | 47 290 | 46 496 | 47 922 | 211 721

RO000000000000100 | 100 | DS SMITH PAPER ZARNESTI S.R.L. | DS SMITH PAPER ZARNESTI S.R.L. | 40 050 | 36 679 | 38 854 | 37 764 | 36 929 | 190 276

RO000000000000104 | 104 | ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI SA- CTE BUCURESTI VEST | ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI S.A | 45 004 | 43 847 | 42 691 | 33 164 | 40 378 | 205 084

RO000000000000107 | 107 | ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI SA- CTE BUCURESTI SUD | ELECTROCENTRALE BUCURESTI S.A | 88 266 | 85 998 | 83 730 | 74 296 | 73 260 | 405 550

RO000000000000109 | 109 | Termocentrale Constanta S.R.L. | Societatea Termocentrale Constanta S.R.L. | 25 784 | 29 679 | 26 346 | 21 802 | 18 236 | 121 847

RO000000000000120 | 120 | ENET SA FOCSANI | ENET SA | 4 904 | 4 334 | 3 743 | 3 375 | 0 | 16 356

RO000000000000121 | 121 | SC EURO CARAMIDA SA | S.C. EURO CARAMIDA SA | 9 265 | 11 246 | 10 672 | 6 800 | 4 702 | 42 685

RO000000000000132 | 132 | S.C. HELIOS S.A. | S.C. HELIOS S.A. | 4 342 | 4 342 | 4 342 | 4 342 | 3 504 | 20 872

RO000000000000141 | 141 | SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Satuc | SC Wienerberger SRL | 10 062 | 9 714 | 9 405 | 6 675 | 3 578 | 39 434

RO000000000000142 | 142 | KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL – Punct de lucru Sebes | SC KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL | 114 336 | 135 242 | 111 093 | 89 063 | 94 745 | 544 479

RO000000000000147 | 147 | S.C. MACOFIL S.A. | S.C. MACOFIL S.A. | 5 609 | 5 609 | 4 549 | 3 125 | 2 424 | 21 316

RO000000000000149 | 149 | DONALAM SRL- Punct de lucru Targoviste | DONALAM SRL | 24 954 | 0 | 1 464 | 4 318 | 6 161 | 36 897

RO000000000000154 | 154 | SC MONDIAL SA | SC MONDIAL SA | 14 710 | 14 710 | 14 710 | 13 757 | 11 330 | 69 217

RO000000000000158 | 158 | SC CHIMCOMPLEX S.A. BORZESTI – Sucursala Ramnicu Valcea | SC CHIMCOMPLEX S.A. BORZESTI – Sucursala Ramnicu Valcea | 117 953 | 118 646 | 117 826 | 92 077 | 102 449 | 548 951

RO000000000000161 | 161 | OȚELINOX SA | OȚELINOX SA | 19 046 | 21 259 | 19 046 | 19 046 | 21 440 | 99 837

RO000000000000166 | 166 | Centrala termica Pirelli Tyres Romania SRL | PIRELLI TYRES ROMANIA SRL | 12 047 | 12 703 | 13 255 | 12 404 | 12 026 | 62 435

RO000000000000179 | 179 | SC ROMPETROL RAFINARE SA- Punct de lucru VEGA | ROMPETROL RAFINARE SA | 39 308 | 42 649 | 43 289 | 41 986 | 36 259 | 203 491

RO000000000000183 | 183 | S.C. SATURN S.A. ALBA IULIA | S.C. SATURN S.A. ALBA IULIA | 1 212 | 1 212 | 1 358 | 1 358 | 1 042 | 6 182

RO000000000000186 | 186 | SC BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS SA – punct de lucru Sighisoara | SC BRIKSTON CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS SA – punct de lucru Sighisoara | 33 194 | 36 596 | 34 038 | 28 768 | 27 753 | 160 349

RO000000000000193 | 193 | SOCERAM SA – Punct de lucru Doicesti | SOCERAM S.A. | 22 011 | 17 365 | 17 752 | 11 561 | 4 878 | 73 567

RO000000000000197 | 197 | BA GLASS ROMANIA SA | BA GLASS ROMANIA SA | 40 200 | 42 385 | 44 668 | 43 216 | 44 295 | 214 764

RO000000000000201 | 201 | S.C. Modern Calor S.A. Botosani | S.C.Modern Calor S.A Botosani | 5 297 | 5 161 | 5 025 | 4 889 | 3 871 | 24 243

RO000000000000213 | 213 | ARTROM STEEL TUBES S.A. | ARTROM STEEL TUBES S.A. | 48 269 | 48 736 | 48 736 | 48 269 | 40 999 | 235 009

RO000000000000214 | 214 | ARTROM STEEL TUBES SA punct de lucru Resita | ARTROM STEEL TUBES S.A. | 19 701 | 19 701 | 19 701 | 16 078 | 12 722 | 87 903

RO000000000000222 | 222 | S.C GLOBAL GRAIN INTERNATIONAL SRL | GLOBAL GRAIN INTERNATIONAL S.R.L. | 2 588 | 2 979 | 4 251 | 4 251 | 2 588 | 16 657

RO000000000000227 | 227 | UZINA DE AGENT TERMIC SI ALIMENTARE CU APA MOTRU SA | UZINA DE AGENT TERMIC SI ALIMENTARE CU APA MOTRU SA | 2 245 | 2 187 | 2 130 | 1 757 | 2 014 | 10 333

RO000000000000232 | 232 | Rompetrol Energy SA | S.C. ROMPETROL ENERGY S.A. | 4 852 | 4 599 | 3 837 | 2 421 | 848 | 16 557

RO000000000000233 | 233 | SC VEST ENERGO SA | SC VEST-ENERGO SA | 7 898 | 7 695 | 5 663 | 5 315 | 5 712 | 32 283

RO000000000000234 | 234 | Centrala termica “Florești Anvelope” | MICHELIN ROMANIA SA | 3 036 | 3 036 | 3 533 | 3 652 | 3 824 | 17 081

RO000000000000235 | 235 | SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Gura Ocnitei | SC Wienerberger SRL | 13 025 | 12 081 | 11 878 | 8 905 | 6 347 | 52 236

RO000000000000236 | 236 | SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Sibiu | SC Wienerberger SRL | 17 081 | 15 096 | 13 732 | 12 733 | 10 128 | 68 770

RO000000000000238 | 238 | Vrancart SA Adjud | VRANCART SA Adjud | 27 499 | 29 535 | 29 229 | 27 499 | 26 640 | 140 402

RO000000000000243 | 243 | FABRICA DE ZAHAR PREMIUM LUDUS SA | FABRICA DE ZAHAR PREMIUM LUDUS SA | 17 186 | 12 731 | 5 447 | 3 454 | 11 093 | 49 911

RO000000000000250 | 250 | SC EGGER Romania SRL | EGGER Romania SRL | 50 671 | 41 477 | 41 077 | 38 578 | 36 144 | 207 947

RO000000000000254 | 254 | SC Wienerberger SRL – Punct de lucru Tritenii de Jos | SC Wienerberger SRL | 19 181 | 18 016 | 16 277 | 9 793 | 6 271 | 69 538

RO000000000000256 | 256 | SC SAINT-GOBAIN CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS ROMANIA S.R.L. – PL. ISOVER PLOIESTI | S.C SAINT-GOBAIN CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS ROMANIA SRL | 10 711 | 15 185 | 18 441 | 18 441 | 20 104 | 82 882

RO000000000000258 | 258 | SC CERAMUS SA | S.C. CERAMUS S.A. | 2 033 | 2 033 | 2 184 | 2 184 | 1 760 | 10 194

RO000000000000270 | 270 | SC KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL – punct de lucru Brasov | SC KRONOSPAN TRADING SRL | 46 281 | 39 750 | 37 225 | 30 874 | 36 270 | 190 400

RO000000000000273 | 273 | SC CEMACON SA – PUNCT DE LUCRU RECEA | CEMACON SA | 17 726 | 22 918 | 24 741 | 21 118 | 14 053 | 100 556

RO000000000000287 | 287 | NORDENERGO PIPERA | NORDENERGO PIPERA SRL | 747 | 359 | 33 | 33 | 184 | 1 356

RO000000000000290 | 290 | S.C. DUCTIL STEEL S.A. | SC BUS NELCOR SRL | 6 573 | 273 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 846

RO000000000000291 | 291 | Centrala termica | BERGENBIER S.A. | 2 594 | 2 594 | 2 594 | 2 123 | 0 | 9 905

RO000000000000303 | 303 | SC HAMMERER ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES SANTANA SRL | SC HAMMERER ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIES SANTANA SRL | 4 391 | 4 391 | 5 364 | 5 809 | 5 661 | 25 616

RO000000000000304 | 304 | S.C. HOEGANAES CORPORATION EUROPE S.A. | S.C.HOEGANAES CORPORATION EUROPE S.A. | 7 522 | 6 848 | 6 601 | 6 601 | 6 117 | 33 689

RO000000000204906 | 204906 | Aloref SRL – Instalație obținere sodă calcinată | ALOREF SRL | 131 212 | 657 | 232 | 232 | 0 | 132 333

RO000000000207235 | 207235 | SC PEHART TEC TISSUE SA | SC PEHART TEC TISSUE SA | 5 973 | 5 048 | 5 907 | 5 907 | 5 048 | 27 883

RO000000000207679 | 207679 | SC EGGER Technologia SRL | SC EGGER Technologia SRL | 6 444 | 7 214 | 5 388 | 4 174 | 3 862 | 27 082

RO000000000207680 | 207680 | S.C. CEMACON S.A. – Punct de lucru ZALAU | CEMACON SA | 5 117 | 5 349 | 6 013 | 5 195 | 3 217 | 24 891

RO000000000209822 | 209822 | S.C. BUNGE ROMANIA S.R.L. | S.C. BUNGE ROMANIA S.R.L. | 22 686 | 22 554 | 24 512 | 24 270 | 21 454 | 115 476

RO000000000212300 | 212300 | COMBINATUL DE CELULOZĂ ŞI HÂRTIE S.A. | COMBINATUL DE CELULOZĂ ŞI HÂRTIE S.A. | 13 051 | 15 375 | 16 155 | 13 555 | 13 225 | 71 361

RO000000000213100 | 213100 | PHILIP MORRIS ROMANIA SRL | PHILIP MORRIS ROMANIA SRL | 2 117 | 2 070 | 2 024 | 2 821 | 3 190 | 12 222

RO000000000216262 | 216262 | MG TEC INDUSTRY SRL | MG TEC INDUSTRY SRL | 0 | 7 020 | 10 726 | 10 244 | 9 762 | 37 752

RO000000000217760 | 217760 | CHP GETEC Podari | GETEC Servicii Energetice SRL | 0 | 4 124 | 15 807 |  |  | 19 931

RO000000000219580 | 219580 | BUNGE ROMANIA SRL Buzau | BUNGE ROMANIA SRL |  |  |  | 9 078 | 8 650 | 17 728
TOTAL | 3 807 413 | 3 525 725 | 2 506 160 | 1 670 997 | 1 667 144 | 13 177 439
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XIX

Member State: Slovakia
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

SK000000000000003 | 3 | Tate Lyle Boleraz | Tate Lyle Boleraz, s.r.o. | 34 106 | 39 370 | 38 568 | 31 998 | 29 775 | 173 817

SK000000000000007 | 7 | Prevádzka Energetika Biotika a.s., Slovenská Ľupča | Biotika a.s., Slovenská Ľupča | 5 940 | 5 472 | 4 666 | 3 895 | 4 413 | 24 386

SK000000000000009 | 9 | Tepláreň východ | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | 9 603 | 9 356 | 9 110 | 8 221 | 6 416 | 42 706

SK000000000000010 | 10 | Tepláreň západ | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | 8 280 | 8 068 | 7 855 | 6 168 | 5 407 | 35 778

SK000000000000011 | 11 | Výhrevňa juh | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | 908 | 798 | 916 | 1 696 | 3 288 | 7 606

SK000000000000012 | 12 | Výroba DTD a ich povrchová úprava | KRONOSPAN, s.r.o. | 32 098 | 33 375 | 26 967 | 26 967 | 27 838 | 147 245

SK000000000000017 | 17 | Calmit, spol. s r. o., Závod Zirany | Calmit, spol. s r. o. | 33 622 | 34 507 | 33 036 | 28 615 | 20 226 | 150 006

SK000000000000019 | 19 | Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o., závod Vápenka Košice | Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o. | 168 586 | 208 910 | 214 280 | 186 723 | 206 905 | 985 404

SK000000000000020 | 20 | Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o., závod Vápenka Slavec | Carmeuse Slovakia, s.r.o. | 85 265 | 85 984 | 106 108 | 105 389 | 98 993 | 481 739

SK000000000000047 | 47 | TP2, s.r.o. | TP2, s.r.o. | 5 267 | 3 196 | 2 316 | 1 493 | 1 639 | 13 911

SK000000000000053 | 53 | Energoblok | Evonik Fermas s.r.o. | 8 838 | 8 605 | 8 605 | 7 632 | 8 477 | 42 157

SK000000000000061 | 61 | CHEMES, a.s. Humenné, prevádzka Tepláreň | CHEMES, a. s. Humenné | 11 760 | 11 178 | 8 494 | 7 114 | 6 576 | 45 122

SK000000000000062 | 62 | Podniková tepláreň | CHEMOSVIT ENERGOCHEM, a.s. | 2 740 | 2 572 | 2 505 | 1 949 | 1 628 | 11 394

SK000000000000063 | 63 | IPEĽSKÉ TEHELNE, a.s., závod Breznička | IPEĽSKÉ TEHELNE a.s. | 5 555 | 4 653 | 5 195 | 3 555 | 2 045 | 21 003

SK000000000000065 | 65 | Johns Manville Slovakia a.s. | Johns Manville Slovakia, a.s. | 52 045 | 52 045 | 53 004 | 39 384 | 41 310 | 237 788

SK000000000000075 | 75 | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s., závod Martin | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | 10 457 | 9 956 | 9 603 | 9 343 | 9 656 | 49 015

SK000000000000079 | 79 | Mondi SCP, a.s., Výroba celulózy a papiera | Mondi SCP, a.s. | 214 109 | 217 794 | 212 144 | 208 520 | 207 485 | 1 060 052

SK000000000000080 | 80 | Centrálny areál PZZP Láb | NAFTA a.s. | 3 028 | 3 028 | 3 028 | 3 028 | 2 116 | 14 228

SK000000000000082 | 82 | Centrálny tepelný zdroj Nitra – Chrenová | Nitrianska teplárenská spoločnosť, a.s. | 1 188 | 1 336 | 1 683 | 1 683 | 1 976 | 7 866

SK000000000000083 | 83 | Kotolňa na ZP – Párovce | Nitrianska teplárenská spoločnosť, a.s. | 1 231 | 1 804 | 2 247 | 2 312 | 2 355 | 9 949

SK000000000000095 | 95 | POZAGAS, a.s. Zberné stredisko ZS6-Malacky | POZAGAS, a.s. | 1 261 | 697 | 945 | 1 261 | 803 | 4 967

SK000000000000100 | 100 | Výroba skla a sklených výrobkov | RONA, a.s. | 23 482 | 23 482 | 23 482 | 23 482 | 18 989 | 112 917

SK000000000000103 | 103 | SHP Harmanec a.s. | SHP Harmanec, as.s | 12 002 | 12 002 | 10 069 | 8 459 | 9 009 | 51 541

SK000000000000108 | 108 | Tepláreň pre výrobu cukru | SLOVENSKÉ CUKROVARY, s.r.o. | 18 425 | 18 425 | 18 425 | 17 400 | 22 806 | 95 481

SK000000000000115 | 115 | Výroba magnezitového slinku, SMZ, a.s., Jelšava | Slovenské magnezitové závody, akciová spoločnosť, Jelšava | 292 653 | 292 653 | 292 653 | 212 321 | 167 360 | 1 257 640

SK000000000000117 | 117 | Katarínska Huta – Výroba sododraselného úžitkového skla | R-Glass Trade s.r.o. | 3 678 | 3 843 | 3 843 | 3 489 | 3 036 | 17 889

SK000000000000118 | 118 | SLOVMAG, a.s. Lubeník | SLOVMAG, a.s. Lubeník | 42 669 | 42 669 | 42 669 | 42 669 | 23 257 | 193 933

SK000000000000129 | 129 | Kompresorová stanica 03 Veľké Zlievce | eustream, a.s. | 6 617 | 1 057 | 467 | 467 | 353 | 8 961

SK000000000000143 | 143 | Paroplyn. Cyklus Považská Bystrica ( Parná kotolňa ) | TEPLÁREŇ Považská Bystrica, s.r.o. | 5 881 | 5 730 | 5 579 | 4 895 | 4 432 | 26 517

SK000000000000144 | 144 | závod Košice | MH Teplárenský holding, a. s. | 36 514 | 35 576 | 34 551 | 27 399 | 24 963 | 159 003

SK000000000000152 | 152 | VETROPACK NEMŠOVÁ s.r.o. | VETROPACK NEMŠOVÁ, s.r.o. | 48 183 | 51 440 | 53 339 | 53 339 | 52 145 | 258 446

SK000000000000154 | 154 | Volkswagens Slovakia, a.s. | Volkswagens Slovakia, a.s. | 11 638 | 11 157 | 9 906 | 8 803 | 9 505 | 51 009

SK000000000000156 | 156 | Cementáreň Turňa nad Bodvou, Danucem Slovensko, a.s. | Danucem Slovensko a.s. | 464 612 | 470 746 | 494 330 | 442 388 | 407 435 | 2 279 511

SK000000000000158 | 158 | Wienerberger s r. o., závod Boleráz | Wienerberger s r. o., závod Boleráz | 14 529 | 18 013 | 19 376 | 13 677 | 8 345 | 73 940

SK000000000000159 | 159 | Wienerberger s r.o. závod Zlaté Moravce | Wienerberger s r.o. závod Zlaté Moravce | 9 267 | 10 604 | 12 887 | 9 406 | 6 898 | 49 062

SK000000000000161 | 161 | závod ENEVIA | Veolia Utilities Žiar nad Hronom, a.,s. | 7 895 | 7 692 | 7 489 | 6 857 | 5 520 | 35 453

SK000000000000162 | 162 | MH Teplárenský holding a.s. závod Zvolen | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | 6 076 | 4 249 | 3 715 | 4 049 | 3 795 | 21 884

SK000000000000163 | 163 | Železiarne Podbrezová a.s. | Železiarne Podbrezová a.s. | 66 164 | 66 164 | 66 164 | 62 859 | 56 067 | 317 418

SK000000000000167 | 167 | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | MH Teplárenský holding, a.s. | 12 085 | 13 859 | 13 493 | 10 947 | 9 901 | 60 285

SK000000000000176 | 176 | Výroba keramických výrobkov vypaľovaním – Pezinská tehelňa | Pezinské tehelne – Paneláreň, a.s. | 4 879 | 5 021 | 5 160 | 3 923 | 2 831 | 21 814

SK000000000000186 | 186 | Výroba primárneho hliníka | Slovalco, a.s. | 288 705 | 288 705 | 202 121 | 72 266 | 20 980 | 872 777

SK000000000000188 | 188 | IKEA Industry Slovakia s.r.o., O.Z. Malacky Boards | IKEA Industry Slovakia s.r.o., O.Z. Malacky Boards | 14 088 | 14 088 | 14 088 | 20 755 | 24 220 | 87 239

SK000000000000190 | 190 | ŽIAROMAT a.s. | ŽIAROMAT a.s. | 2 327 | 2 515 | 2 515 | 2 327 | 1 749 | 11 433

SK000000000000193 | 193 | Výroba papiera, Metsa Tissue Slovakia s.r.o. | Metsa Tissue Slovakia s.r.o. | 21 338 | 21 058 | 20 783 | 20 570 | 16 725 | 100 474

SK000000000000194 | 194 | Veolia Energia Levice, a.s. | Veolia Energia Levice, a.s. | 10 668 | 8 774 | 6 395 | 4 846 | 4 185 | 34 868

SK000000000000195 | 195 | Výroba magnezitového slinku, divízia Bočiar | Slovenské magnezitové závody, akciová spoločnosť, Jelšava | 10 791 | 10 791 | 8 329 | 5 172 | 4 733 | 39 816

SK000000000000196 | 196 | Tepláreň, SLOVNAFT, a.s. (predtým CMEuroprean Power Slovakia, s.r.o.) | SLOVNAFT, a.s. | 11 712 | 11 153 | 10 474 | 10 960 | 11 759 | 56 058

SK000000000000197 | 197 | Tehelňa Močarmany | Leier Baustoffe SK s.r.o. | 7 944 | 6 227 | 7 353 | 6 227 | 4 987 | 32 738

SK000000000000199 | 199 | Výroba papiera v Slavošovciach | SHP SLAVOŠOVCE, a.s. | 4 151 | 4 151 | 3 224 | 2 591 | 2 829 | 16 946

SK000000000000204 | 204 | PPC Energy, a.s. | PPC Energy, a.s. | 15 086 | 14 608 | 14 200 | 10 195 | 7 462 | 61 551

SK000000000204252 | 204252 | Výrobňa kyseliny dusičnej | Duslo, a. s. | 14 220 | 14 220 | 14 220 | 14 220 | 11 919 | 68 799

SK000000000205082 | 205082 | KOVOHUTY, a.s. | KOVOHUTY, a.s. | 16 967 | 16 967 | 13 814 | 8 606 | 12 271 | 68 625

SK000000000205645 | 205645 | Centrálny areál Gajary – báden | NAFTA a.s. | 2 868 | 2 030 | 3 736 | 3 736 | 1 632 | 14 002

SK000000000206184 | 206184 | OFZ, a.s., prevádzka Široká | OFZ, a.s. | 248 511 | 248 511 | 160 169 | 41 341 | 41 055 | 739 587

SK000000000208904 | 208904 | U.S.Steel Košice,s.r.o.-FE | U.S.Steel Košice,s.r.o. | 8 689 | 8 194 | 8 099 | 7 690 | 6 808 | 39 480

SK000000000212700 | 212700 | Výrobňa formalínu Fd IV a spaľovňa odplynu | DIAKOL STRÁŽSKE, s.r.o. | 5 662 | 5 537 | 5 413 | 4 239 | 3 985 | 24 836
TOTAL | 2 466 863 | 2 514 615 | 2 363 805 | 1 879 516 | 1 703 273 | 10 928 072
National allocation table for the period 2021-2025 pursuant to Article 10a of Directive 2003/87/ECANNEX XX

Member State: Finland
Installation ID | Installation ID (Union registry) | Installation name | Operator name | Quantity to be allocated | Quantity to be allocated by installation

2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025

FI000000000000336 | 336 | Kevätniemen voimalaitos | Nevel Oy | 5 584 | 6 056 | 6 315 | 6 144 | 5 973 | 30 072

FI000000000000410 | 410 | Metsä Board Joutseno | Metsä Board Oyj | 51 887 | 51 887 | 51 887 | 48 182 | 48 182 | 252 025

FI000000000000417 | 417 | Stora Enso Oyj, Sunilan tehdas | Stora Enso Oyj | 16 040 | 16 040 | 16 040 | 4 065 | 0 | 52 185

FI000000000216341 | 216341 | Polttimon prosessilämpölaitos | Lahti Energia Oy | 642 | 4 890 | 4 780 | 1 339 | 0 | 11 651

FI000000000217400 | 217400 | Haminan LNG-terminaali | Hamina LNG Oy | 0 | 1 532 | 2 014 |  |  | 3 546
TOTAL | 74 153 | 80 405 | 81 036 | 59 730 | 54 155 | 349 479
			

	(4)	The amendments aiming to boost legislative alignment should comprise the following additional aspects:(a)reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;(b)recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;(c)strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and(d)clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).	(a)	reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;	(b)	recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;	(c)	strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and	(d)	clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).
(a)	reinforce the binding commitments on acquis alignment contained in the TCT by providing for sanctions (such as suspending voting rights) in cases of serious or persistent breaches;
(b)	recognising and institutionalising the current and future TCT action plans on supporting legislative alignment;
(c)	strengthening and better focusing the role of the Permanent Secretariat under Article 28 to better support the European perspectives of the South East European Parties; and
(d)	clarifying and developing the rules on time limits to make the relevant provisions of the legislation set out in Annex I to the TCT binding on the South East European Parties, in particular as regards Article 3(2)(b).

(11)	The legal base is constituted by the following legal acts:(a)Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;(b)Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].	(a)	Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;	(b)	Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].
(a)	Act No 252/1997 Coll. on agriculture, as amended [Zákon č. 252/1997 Sb., o zemědělství, ve znění pozdějších předpisů], in particular § 2da (2)(c) and (3)(f) thereof;
(b)	Draft Rules for granting insurance aid to large enterprises by the Support and guarantee agricultural and forestry fund (‘Granting Principles’) [Zásady pro poskytování finanční podpory pojištění pro velké podniky Podpůrným a garančním rolnickým a lesnickým fondem, a.s.].

(65)	As indicated in recital 67 of the opening decision, the Commission initiated the procedure pursuant to Article 108(2) TFEU on the following grounds:(a)As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.(b)As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.	(a)	As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.	(b)	As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.
(a)	As regards the scheme, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the moment when undertakings were required to submit their aid applications. The Commission thus also expressed doubts that that scheme complied with the (formal) incentive effect criterion.
(b)	As regards the individual aid granted to large enterprises, the Commission experienced doubts relating to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission. The Commission thus expressed doubts that such aid was compatible with the applicable State aid rules, specifically with the incentive effect criterion. Specifically, the Commission raised doubts in relation to the submission of the counterfactual scenario and to the moment of the application submission.

(23)	Germany committed to publish on the websitewww.bmwi.dethe following information regarding the measures:—the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,—the identity of the granting authority/(ies),—the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).	—	the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,	—	the identity of the granting authority/(ies),	—	the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).
—	the full text of the individual aid granting decision and its implementing provisions, or a link to it,
—	the identity of the granting authority/(ies),
—	the identity of the individual beneficiary, the form and amount of aid granted to the beneficiary, the date of granting, the type of undertaking (SME/large company), the region in which the beneficiary is located (at NUTS level II) and the principal economic sector in which the beneficiary has its activities (at NACE group level).

(26)	At the time of the notification, SG Luftfahrt GmbH (‘SGL’) was the sole shareholder of Condor. SGL was a holding company without operational activities. It held Condor’s shares in trust since Condor exited insolvency proceedings in December 2020 (see recital (33)), pending its sale to a strategic investor(18). SGL was wholly owned by Team Treuhand GmbH, which was in turn wholly owned by Noerr & Stiefenhofer. SGL had been created solely to hold the shares of Condor pending its sale to Attestor and would be liquidated once all shares were sold (see recital (38)). According to the draft purchase agreement submitted by Germany at the moment of the notification(19), SGL was prohibited until the day of enforcement of the agreement from acting as a majority shareholder could normally act when exercising its rights. The prohibition includes actions such as the dissolution of Condor, conclusion, termination or cancellation of company agreements within the meaning of paragraphs 291 et seq. of the German stock corporations act (Aktiengesetz)(20), a capital increase or decrease, amendments to the articles of association of Condor’s subsidiaries, the distribution of dividends, the transfer of profits, the advance payment on profits, the collection or repurchase of shares, disposal or encumbrance of material assets (with exceptions), material investments above EUR 2 million per month (in total), conclusion, amendment or termination of (including new) financing agreements, including aircraft leasing contracts, or the appointment of a director, or member of the supervisory board. Figure 1 shows the structure of the Condor group before the execution of the agreement negotiated with Attestor (see recitals (37) and (39)).Figure 1The structure of the Condor groupTitle, schemeSource:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.	Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.
Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 22.

(32)	The financial performance of Condor on a stand-alone basis was positive before the COVID-19 pandemic. Condor mainly earned recurrent annual profits since 2009, amounting to EUR 530 million cumulated and an annual average of EUR 44,1 million over the period between 2008 and 2019, as illustrated in Table 1. Condor thus had prima facie a functioning and profitable business model.Table 1Condor’s profits/losses from 2008 to 2019Financial yearProfit in EUR1.10.2008-30.9.200954 901 0001.10.2009-30.9.201061 471 0001.10.2010-30.9.201179 184 0001.10.2011-30.9.201245 180 0001.10.2012-30.9.201356 898 0001.10.2013-30.9.201462 849 0001.10.2014-30.9.201576 463 0001.10.2015-30.9.2016–16 916 0001.10.2016-30.9.20179 791 0001.10.2017-31.12.20172571.1.2018-30.9.201843 233 0001.10.2018-30.9.201956 904 000TOTAL CUMULATED529 957 743	Financial year	Profit in EUR	1.10.2008-30.9.2009	54 901 000	1.10.2009-30.9.2010	61 471 000	1.10.2010-30.9.2011	79 184 000	1.10.2011-30.9.2012	45 180 000	1.10.2012-30.9.2013	56 898 000	1.10.2013-30.9.2014	62 849 000	1.10.2014-30.9.2015	76 463 000	1.10.2015-30.9.2016	–16 916 000	1.10.2016-30.9.2017	9 791 000	1.10.2017-31.12.2017	257	1.1.2018-30.9.2018	43 233 000	1.10.2018-30.9.2019	56 904 000	TOTAL CUMULATED	529 957 743
Financial year	Profit in EUR
1.10.2008-30.9.2009	54 901 000
1.10.2009-30.9.2010	61 471 000
1.10.2010-30.9.2011	79 184 000
1.10.2011-30.9.2012	45 180 000
1.10.2012-30.9.2013	56 898 000
1.10.2013-30.9.2014	62 849 000
1.10.2014-30.9.2015	76 463 000
1.10.2015-30.9.2016	–16 916 000
1.10.2016-30.9.2017	9 791 000
1.10.2017-31.12.2017	257
1.1.2018-30.9.2018	43 233 000
1.10.2018-30.9.2019	56 904 000
TOTAL CUMULATED	529 957 743

(39)	According to the draft purchase agreement, Condor’s shares in its subsidiaries Berlin Lufttransport and Internationale Lufttransport would be sold to the holding company SGL, Attestor would take over 49 % of Condor’s shares from SGL, while 2 % would be held by a trust company on behalf of Attestor. Attestor would have the option to acquire the remaining 49 %. In line with the agreement, Attestor controls 51 % of Condor’s shares since 28 July 2021 (49 % via an investment fund managed by Attestor and 2 % via a trustee) and provided equity as agreed (see recital (46)). The financial terms for the transaction involve financing the business plan of Condor and the restructuring of existing public loans provided to Condor on the terms described in recitals (51) and (52). The ownership structure of Condor after the transaction is shown in Figure 2:Figure 2Ownership structure of Condor after its sale to AttestorSource:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.	Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.
Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German restructuring concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, p. 51.

Measure	Implementation
Staff reductions	Reduction in ground staff: achieved by March 2020
Reduction in staff costs	—Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020—Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021	—	Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020	—	Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021
—	Adaptation of collective agreements: December 2019-March 2020
—	Short-time work contracts and prolongation of pay freeze negotiations in Summer 2020 and Spring 2021
Renegotiations of supply contracts	Permanent reviews with all suppliers ongoing since September 2020
Move to less costly headquarters	—Negotiations in April-May 2020—Move completed in July 2021	—	Negotiations in April-May 2020	—	Move completed in July 2021
—	Negotiations in April-May 2020
—	Move completed in July 2021
Fleet renewal	Gradual renewal starting in the third quarter of 2022, 12 new long-haul aircraft expected to be in place by 2023
Source:Notification, Annex 13.	Source:	Notification, Annex 13.
Source:	Notification, Annex 13.

(48)	Moreover, Condor’s creditors have accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of the insolvency procedure. The proceedings were governed by the obligatory legal provisions of standard German insolvency law which contains provisions regarding the establishment of different groups of creditors and their treatment. Within each group, creditors were treated equally. The claims in ‘Group 7 – Shareholders’ were treated as subordinated to other claims of other groups of creditors for the purposes of the insolvency procedure. In accordance with the insolvency plan, the company’s share capital was reduced to zero, causing the shareholders to lose their shares. At the same time, the right to subscribe for new shares as part of the capital increase under the plan was excluded. As a result, shareholders received no payments and lost their existing rights, both with regard to their shares and the debt that Condor owed them. Germany explains that regarding the remaining claims, Condor’s creditors’ committee could choose between a liquidation of Condor or accepting an insolvency quote of 0,1 % on claims amounting to EUR 631,5 million in total and several creditors voted against the plan. The insolvency plan identified the following seven groups of creditors:—Employees (Arbeitnehmer),—Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),—Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),—Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),—Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),—Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),—Shareholders (Gesellschafter).	—	Employees (Arbeitnehmer),	—	Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),	—	Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),	—	Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),	—	Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),	—	Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),	—	Shareholders (Gesellschafter).
—	Employees (Arbeitnehmer),
—	Federal Agency for Employment (Bundesagentur für Arbeit),
—	Association for insolvency insurance of company pension schemes (Pensions-Sicherungs-Verein Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit – PSVaG),
—	Joint liability creditors (Gläubiger aus Mithaftung),
—	Group companies with non-subordinated claims (Gruppengesellschaften mit nicht nachrangingen Forderungen),
—	Other unsecured and non-subordinated creditors (Sonstige unbesicherte und nicht nachrangige Gläubiger),
—	Shareholders (Gesellschafter).

(51)	The purchase agreement and funding for leasing financing from Attestor set as a pre-condition a restructuring of Condor’s EUR 550 million existing loans from KfW. Before the restructuring, the KfW loans had the following conditions:(a)loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;(b)loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;(c)if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.	(a)	loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;	(1)	tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;	(2)	tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;	(b)	loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;	(c)	if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.
(a)	loan 1, with a total amount of EUR 529,8 million, was composed of tranche A, with a nominal amount of EUR 256 million, and tranche B, with a nominal amount of EUR 273,8 million. In order to secure loan 1, Condor had constituted a package of securities, comprising, inter alia, share pledges, liens on aircraft, security transfers, assignments and account pledges:(1)tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;(2)tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;	(1)	tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;	(2)	tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;
(1)	tranche A of loan 1 had a maturity on 30 June 2026; it was to be reimbursed in quarterly instalments of EUR […] million starting on 30 June 2021, and through a one-off payment of all outstanding amounts on 30 June 2026; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] basis points (bps) per year + KfW’s refinancing costs;
(2)	tranche B of loan 1 was a revolving credit facility with an end-maturity on 31 December 2031; the interest rate was composed of a base rate equivalent to 1-month EURIBOR + […] bps per year + KfW’s refinancing costs; amounts drawn from tranche B were to be repaid at the end of each interest period, plus any interest accrued up to that date but not yet paid; amounts repaid could be drawn again within the availability period provided that doing so did not exceed the total loan amount available for tranche B; from 30 June 2026, the total loan amount for tranche B would be automatically reduced by EUR […] million at the end of each subsequent calendar quarter;
(b)	loan 2, with a nominal amount of EUR 20,2 million and a maturity on 31 December 2031, had an interest rate composed of a base rate equivalent to 3-month EURIBOR + […] bps + KfW’s refinancing costs; loan 2 was secured by […] in favour of KfW;
(c)	if Condor were sold by way of a share deal, the contractual arrangements provided for a hierarchy of repayments of the various tranches. First of all, loan 2 would be repaid, subsequently tranche A of loan 1, followed by tranche B of that loan 1. In addition, in the case of other sales of assets of Condor, tranche A would also be reduced before tranche B. In the case of a disposal of the collaterals, a similar order of priority would be applied to the repayment of tranches. In the case of proceeds from other collaterals, tranche A would take precedence over tranche B, that is to say that the proceeds would be used first to repay tranche A and then to repay tranche B.

(52)	According to the notification and the draft agreements submitted by Germany, Germany contributes to the financing of the restructuring plan by restructuring the existing EUR 550 million of KfW loans as follows:(a)the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;(b)the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);(c)loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].	(a)	the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;	(b)	the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);	—	a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],	—	a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);	(c)	loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].
(a)	the reimbursement of EUR 90 million of tranche B of loan 1 would be waived;
(b)	the outstanding amounts of loan 1 (after the write-off of EUR 90 million mentioned in point (a) and the write-off of EUR 60 million under the Condor II decision (see recital (6)) would be restructured as follows:—a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],—a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);	—	a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],	—	a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);
—	a EUR 175 million senior tranche with the same conditions as tranche A of loan 1, except for the two following changes: (i) the end maturity would be set to September 2026, so as to coincide with Condor’s financial year (previously June 2026 for tranche A of loan 1 and 31 December 2031 for tranche B of loan 1, and loan 2); (ii) […],
—	a EUR 204,8 million junior tranche with the following conditions: (i) interest rate: […] costs; (ii) type of debt: […]; (iii) collateral: as previously; (iv) amounts available for repayment conditional upon revenue following an earn-out mechanism (underlying exit date: 30 September 2026);
(c)	loan 2, which had been granted to SGL for the acquisition of the shares, would be amended so as to follow the same conditions as the new junior tranche, except that its existing collateral would be reinforced by a […]. The reimbursement of the junior tranche would be […].

(60)	According to the data provided (Euromonitor data on outbound leisure travel in number of trips and expenditures, Statista and McKinsey data on revenue), the worldwide tourism market was set to recover to 2019-levels in 2022 in the best-case scenario and in 2024/2025 in the worst-case scenario. As shown in Figure 3, it was expected that the recovery of key performance indicators (‘KPIs’) PAX, RPK, and IFR would reach 2019-levels around 2023/2024. However, those forecasts concern the entire airlines sector. The same forecasts also point to a faster recovery for tourist flights.Figure 3Forecasts of airline KPIs in % of 2019Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.	Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.
Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 33.

In EUR million	Pre-restructuring	Restructuring-period	Post-restructuring
2017/18ACT	2018/19ACT	2019/20ACT	2020/21FC	2021/22PLAN	2022/23PLAN	2023/24PLAN	2024/25PLAN	2025/26PLAN
Operating income	1 803,8	1 684,2	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Operating expenses	-1 684,4	-1 542,9	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Fleet rental costs			[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Depreciation and amortisation	-96,4	-93,9	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Fleet depreciation			[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Operating profit (EBIT) pre-exceptional	23,0	47,5	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Finance costs	-29,6	-32,0	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Linked with Fleet			[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Net result for the year	40,0	-6 796,7	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
EBITDA (p.e.) margin	7 %	9 %	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
EBIT (p.e.) margin	1 %	3 %	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Yield	198	172	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Total available seat kilometer [ASK] (in m)	34 638	36 183	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Total rev. passenger kilometer [RPK] (in m)	30 880	32 495	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Total seat load factor	89 %	90 %	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Total passengers (in m)	8,8	9,4	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).	Source:	Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).
Source:	Notification, Condor financial data (2017/18 and 2018/19 split for Fleet not available).

(64)	The enterprise valuation of Condor carried out in June 2021 by Rothschild in the context of the investor process as shown in Table 5 estimates, on the basis of conservative assumptions, Condor’s equity to be in a range between EUR […] million and EUR […] billion by 2023, depending on the method (discounted cash flows or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) multiples).Table 5Enterprise valuation of Condor[…]	[…]
[…]

(66)	The German authorities also provided a valuation of Condor’s equity under the terms agreed with Attestor, relied upon by PWC, as mandatory for Germany for assessing the KfW loan conditions, and Rothschild, as independent expert establishing the company value in the investment process. PWC takes a conservative approach based on the lower-end planned EBIT of EUR […] million and a multiplication factor of […]. Based on those conservative assumptions, PWC concludes that Condor will have an equity value of approximately EUR […] million in 2025, which Condor itself assessed at approximately EUR […] million before the COVID-19 pandemic(41). Based on the more conservative PWC valuation, in 2026, Condor would achieve a return on equity (ROE) of […] %. That value is fully in line with the median ROE provided by a group of other airlines, which in 2017-2019 amounted to between 23,4 % and 25,3 %, as shown in Table 6. As can be seen in Table 6, European legacy airlines and US airlines had been performing more or less similarly, with the exception of 2019.Table 6Median return on equity of airlines 2017-2019(42)201920182017Legacy (Europe)19,8 %24,6 %24,1 %Low-cost (Europe)12,8 %15,1 %11,1 %USA30,4 %25,3 %25,8 %All25,3 %23,4 %24,6 %		2019	2018	2017	Legacy (Europe)	19,8 %	24,6 %	24,1 %	Low-cost (Europe)	12,8 %	15,1 %	11,1 %	USA	30,4 %	25,3 %	25,8 %	All	25,3 %	23,4 %	24,6 %
	2019	2018	2017
Legacy (Europe)	19,8 %	24,6 %	24,1 %
Low-cost (Europe)	12,8 %	15,1 %	11,1 %
USA	30,4 %	25,3 %	25,8 %
All	25,3 %	23,4 %	24,6 %

(68)	Table 7 also shows the pre-COVID-19 profitability of other airlines. According to the data provided by Germany, the EBIT margin of those other airlines, which include legacy and low-cost airlines such as Lufthansa and Ryanair, was on average 5,7 %, or 7,3 % as median. The performance of that group was highly divergent, with a spread of 18.8 percentage points between the highest value of 13,3 % and the lowest of – 5,5 %. Based on 2019 figures, Condor’s passenger yield (income divided by the number of passengers) amounted to […](44), as compared to an average of 141 for the other airlines, while Condor operated with […] ASK, as compared to an average of 135 773 ASK for other airlines.Table 7Key indicator comparison with other airlines pre-COVID-19EBIT margin (%)Yield (EUR)Seat load factor (%)Passengers (million)Available seat capacity (million km)Condor[…][…][…][…][…][…]Lufthansa5,1250,782,6145,3358 803Norwegian2,0121,986,636,2100 031Eurowings-5,585,782,327,032 383Ryanair13,357,095,0149,0176 989IAG10,2215,784,6118,3337 754EasyJet7,376,591,596,1116 056Wizz13,069,093,640,069 973Swiss11,1238,983,921,563 321Austrian0,7144,380,814,628 508Brussels Airlines-2,2143,281,510,321 994Turkish Airlines8,1146,081,674,3187 696Average (incl. Condor)5,5143,886,261,8127 474Average (excl. Condor)5,7140,885,866,6135 773Median (incl. Condor)6,2143,884,338,185 002Median (excl. Condor)7,3143,283,940,0100 031Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.		EBIT margin (%)	Yield (EUR)		Seat load factor (%)	Passengers (million)	Available seat capacity (million km)	Condor	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	Lufthansa	5,1	250,7	82,6	145,3	358 803	Norwegian	2,0	121,9	86,6	36,2	100 031	Eurowings	-5,5	85,7	82,3	27,0	32 383	Ryanair	13,3	57,0	95,0	149,0	176 989	IAG	10,2	215,7	84,6	118,3	337 754	EasyJet	7,3	76,5	91,5	96,1	116 056	Wizz	13,0	69,0	93,6	40,0	69 973	Swiss	11,1	238,9	83,9	21,5	63 321	Austrian	0,7	144,3	80,8	14,6	28 508	Brussels Airlines	-2,2	143,2	81,5	10,3	21 994	Turkish Airlines	8,1	146,0	81,6	74,3	187 696	Average (incl. Condor)	5,5	143,8	86,2	61,8	127 474	Average (excl. Condor)	5,7	140,8	85,8	66,6	135 773	Median (incl. Condor)	6,2	143,8	84,3	38,1	85 002	Median (excl. Condor)	7,3	143,2	83,9	40,0	100 031	Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.	Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.
	EBIT margin (%)	Yield (EUR)		Seat load factor (%)	Passengers (million)	Available seat capacity (million km)
Condor	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Lufthansa	5,1	250,7		82,6	145,3	358 803
Norwegian	2,0	121,9		86,6	36,2	100 031
Eurowings	-5,5	85,7		82,3	27,0	32 383
Ryanair	13,3	57,0		95,0	149,0	176 989
IAG	10,2	215,7		84,6	118,3	337 754
EasyJet	7,3	76,5		91,5	96,1	116 056
Wizz	13,0	69,0		93,6	40,0	69 973
Swiss	11,1	238,9		83,9	21,5	63 321
Austrian	0,7	144,3		80,8	14,6	28 508
Brussels Airlines	-2,2	143,2		81,5	10,3	21 994
Turkish Airlines	8,1	146,0		81,6	74,3	187 696
Average (incl. Condor)	5,5	143,8		86,2	61,8	127 474
Average (excl. Condor)	5,7	140,8		85,8	66,6	135 773
Median (incl. Condor)	6,2	143,8		84,3	38,1	85 002
Median (excl. Condor)	7,3	143,2		83,9	40,0	100 031
Source:KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.	Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.
Source:	KPMG, Condor Flugdienst GmbH, German Restructuring Concept according to IDW S6/BGH, 16 June 2021, page 37; and own calculation.

(71)	The information provided shows that Condor faced a short-term liquidity crisis, combined with the negative solvency situation inherited from the liquidation of TCG (Figure 4).Figure 4Condor’s short-term liquidity position[…]Source:Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.	Source:	Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.
Source:	Notification, KPMG restructuring assessment.

In EUR million	Restructuring -period	Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT	2020/21FC	2021/22PLAN	2022/23PLAN	2023/24PLAN	2024/25PLAN	2025/26PLAN
Assets	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Non-current assets > 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Fleet (assets)	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Current assets < 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Liabilities	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Equity	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Non-current liabilities > 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Longterm financial liablities > 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Short-term liabilities < 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Short-term financial liabilities < 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
ROCE	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.	Source:	Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:	Notification, Condor financial data.

In EUR million	Restructuring period	Post-restructuring
2019/20ACT	2020/21FC	2021/22PLAN	2022/23PLAN	2023/24PLAN	2024/25PLAN	2025/26PLAN
Assets	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Non-current assets > 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Fleet (assets)	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Current assets < 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Cash and cash equivalents	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Liabilities	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Equity	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Non-current liabilities > 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Long-term financial liablities > 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Short-term liabilities < 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Short-term financial liabilities < 1year	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Thereof: Leases (liabilities)	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
ROCE	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]	[…]
Source:Notification, Condor financial data.	Source:	Notification, Condor financial data.
Source:	Notification, Condor financial data.

(81)	Moreover, Germany also provided ROCE benchmarks for a group of European competitors. The benchmarks show that pre-COVID the average ROCE of the group was 6,9 %, or 11,8 % when calculated as median. ROCE was widely spread between – 20,3 % and plus 14,6 %, as shown in Table 16.Table 16ROCE of other airlines pre-COVIDROCE (%) 31 December 2019Lufthansa8,9Norwegian2,3Eurowings14,6Ryanair11,0IAG12,6Easyjet13,6Wizz Air12,7Brussels Airlines-20,3Average6,9Median11,8Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.		ROCE (%) 31 December 2019	Lufthansa	8,9	Norwegian	2,3	Eurowings	14,6	Ryanair	11,0	IAG	12,6	Easyjet	13,6	Wizz Air	12,7	Brussels Airlines	-20,3	Average	6,9	Median	11,8	Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.	Source:	Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.
	ROCE (%) 31 December 2019
Lufthansa	8,9
Norwegian	2,3
Eurowings	14,6
Ryanair	11,0
IAG	12,6
Easyjet	13,6
Wizz Air	12,7
Brussels Airlines	-20,3
Average	6,9
Median	11,8
Source:Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.	Source:	Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.
Source:	Submission by Germany on 25 June 2021; data source: ORBIS database.

(a)	Condor’s own fleet would not exceed […] aircraft and Condor would not produce more than […] million seats per fiscal year; that limitation would be without prejudice of Condor’s ability to […], provided the following conditions would be met:(1)[…](2)[…](3)[…](4)[…](5)Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.	(1)	[…]	(2)	[…]	(3)	[…]	(4)	[…]	(5)	Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.
(1)	[…]
(2)	[…]
(3)	[…]
(4)	[…]
(5)	Germany would notify(47)for authorisation to the Commission any reasoned request […]. The Commission would authorise the request within a period not exceeding 15 working days from the provision of the requisite information or refuse the request, with reasons.

(101)	Finally, Condor points to the following other circumstances of the case that constitute further elements in favour of the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of Condor:(a)the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;(b)the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;(c)without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.(d)Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.	(a)	the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;	(b)	the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;	(c)	without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.	(d)	Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.
(a)	the State receives the […] regardless of Condor’s future gains in value. This interest is payable even if no repayments are due under the earn-out mechanism;
(b)	the package negotiated with Attestor considerably shortened the duration of the existing loans. The full remaining amount will be repaid already by September 2026, as opposed to December 2031 for the original tranche B of loan 1 and loan 2;
(c)	without the entry of Attestor, Condor would have been insolvent. It would not have been able to fulfil its repayment obligations, nor to pay the interest on the loans.
(d)	Condor’s equity is expected to remain negative until the repayment of the loans in September 2026. Pursuant to point 67 of the R&R Guidelines, the reasonableness of the State’s share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be determined by considering the ‘remaining equity of the company after losses have been accounted for’. If it is nevertheless deemed necessary to afford the State a share of future gains in value of Condor also in the case of negative equity, it must at least follow from the reference to the ‘remaining equity of the company’ that the lower this remaining equity is, the lower the State share of future gains in value of the beneficiary must be.

(185)	As regards its solvency indicators, as a result of the write-offs in Condor’s books subsequent to and deriving from the insolvency of TCG, Condor would maintain a weak, albeit improving, equity position in accounting terms throughout the duration of its restructuring plan. However, the ability of the restructuring plan to return Condor to a path of long-term viability is sustained and corroborated by other meaningful indications, namely:(a)Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;(b)before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));(c)Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).	(a)	Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;	(b)	before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));	(c)	Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).
(a)	Condor’s exhibited sustained and consistent profits on a stand-alone basis before the insolvency of its parent TCG. Between 2008 and 2019, Condor constantly earned profits of between EUR 43 million and EUR 76 million, except for two years. The total cumulated amount of profits and annual average were, respectively, EUR 530 million and EUR 44,1 million (see recital (32)), not including other free cash flow generated;
(b)	before the COVID-19 pandemic, Condor’s assets and business model were attractive to an industry investor pledging EUR […] million for the proposed acquisition in spring 2020. By then, the estimated equity value of Condor amounted to between EUR […] and EUR […] million (recital (35));
(c)	Condor’s business plan and prospects have now attracted various market investors, with a winning bidder committing EUR 200 million in fresh capital for a 51 % shareholding, along with pledged equity for fleet renewal in the amount of further EUR 250 million (recitals (46) and (47)). Based on the assessment of the future equity value (recital (65)), from a shareholder’s perspective, the expected increase in share value of Condor – whether channelled back through dividends or not – provides at least an annual prospective […] % ROE for the private equity investment firmly committed(77). The Commission notes that that prospective ROE is in line with 25,3 % median ROE of a sample of air carriers between 2017 and 2019 (recital (66)).

(219)	The Commission needs to verify whether the various sources of funding to the plan presented by Germany, which combined with the restructuring aid, were, at the moment when the aid was granted, free of aid and real, that is, sufficiently certain to materialise, excluding future expected profits. The financing would be provided through permanent cost savings achieved in the process of Condor’s restructuring programme, debt write-offs resulting from the insolvency plan and financing provided by Attestor, broken down as follows:(a)the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;(b)Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));(c)in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.	(a)	the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;	(b)	Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));	(c)	in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.
(a)	the commitment of a new private investor, Attestor, for the amounts of EUR 200 million providing share capital to Condor and EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal is firm and binding as set out in notary acts (recitals (46) and (47)); of them, the aircraft lessor […] committed to provide a USD […] million (around EUR […] million at the time of granting the aid) credit facility to Condor for pre-delivery payments on aircraft (see recital (47)); Attestor’s commitment is set out in a purchase agreement which is firm and binding so that the funding has a high degree of probability attached to its release. Whilst the commitment from Attestor to provide financing for fleet renewal was firm and binding, the same was not true with regard to future additional financing of aircraft leases up to an additional amount of EUR […] million which was not firmly committed and thus not real and actual (recital (47)). Therefore, at the time when the aid was granted, only the EUR 250 million financing committed to Condor’s fleet renewal amounted to a real and actual own contribution from Attestor;
(b)	Condor’s creditors accepted to write off claims amounting to EUR 630,8 million in the context of Condor’s insolvency plan. The write-offs are endorsed by the insolvency court (see recital (35)) and, thus final and binding; the write-offs are free of aid since they result from the German insolvency law, which lay down general and abstract conditions applicable to insolvency proceedings; as set out in recital (48), Condor’s insolvency plan sets out seven groups of creditors, among them several groups comprising solely private creditors; according to German insolvency law, to approve the insolvency plan, a majority of creditors with voting rights is required in every group. In the case at hand it can be excluded that Condor’s public creditors could have outvoted private creditors and so channelled State aid to Condor in the form of a very low quote in the insolvency plan, as they could not have influenced the vote in the groups composed of solely private creditors (notably in the groups for employees, former group companies); the write-off is thus applicable to all categories of creditors alike, was approved with the required majority of creditors and is implemented in application of the binding provisions of general insolvency law applicable to all undertakings in the same factual and legal situation in Germany (see recitals (34), (35) and (48));
(c)	in the context of its rationalisation programme, Condor achieved permanent cost reductions of EUR […] million per year during the implementation of the restructuring plan, deriving from adaptation of leasing contracts, renegotiation of supplier contracts and adjustment of collective agreements (recital (41)); those savings result from binding agreements already in place and are thus sufficiently certain to be deemed actual; they have the same financial effect as the write-off of debt in the insolvency proceedings except that the effect is spread over years and is not one-off.

(18)	On 28 December 2006, as part of a larger aid package(10), Investitionsbank Hessen (a public law entity (Anstalt des öffentlichen Rechts) owned 50 % by theLandof Hesse and 50 % by Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen, another public law entity), acting in the name of and on behalf of (im Namen und im Auftrag) the Hesse Ministry of Finance (Hessisches Ministerium der Finanzen), granted two guarantees to cover two loans issued by a consortium composed of three banks, Kreissparkasse Schwalm-Eder (‘KSK’), Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen (‘Helaba’) and Raiffeisenzentralbank Österreich AG (‘RZB’), in favour of Abalon DE:(a)a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);(b)a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).In both cases, Abalon DE paid an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts. Abalon DE paid interests on the underlying loans (credit risk margin of 225 basis points, in addition to the 6-month Euribor interest rate).	(a)	a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);	(b)	a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).
(a)	a guarantee with a duration of 10 years covering 70 % of an investment loan (Investitionskredit) of EUR 19,5 million (corresponding to an initial risk exposure of EUR 13,65 million, gradually reduced in subsequent years(11)) (‘the investment loan guarantee’). The loan had a duration of 10 years with a repayment in half-yearly instalments(12);
(b)	a guarantee with a duration of five years (until 31.12.2012) for an overdraft facility of up to EUR 10 million to cover working capital requirements (working capital loan,Betriebsmittelkredit, i.e. loan that is taken to finance a company's everyday operations) (‘the working capital loan guarantee’). In the first year, the guarantee coverage was 50 %; in subsequent years, it was gradually reduced(13).

(86)	RBI confirms that, at the time the two guarantees were granted, the following people held the following positions within RZB and its subsidiaries :(a)Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;(b)Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;(c)Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;(d)Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).	(a)	Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;	(b)	Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;	(c)	Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;	(d)	Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).
(a)	Heinrich Weninger was the head of Kathreinbank’s ‘foundation Unit’ and had management functions in subsidiaries of Kathreinbank;
(b)	Ernst Burger was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;
(c)	Kurt Engleitner was a member of Kathreinbank’s supervisory board;
(d)	Karl Pistotnik could have had connections to entities of the RZB Group during his work as independent lawyer (not documented).

(102)	Article 3(3), first subparagraph, of ASME identifies as linked enterprises ‘enterprises which have any of the following relationships with each other:(a)an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;(b)an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;(c)an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;(d)an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.	(a)	an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;	(b)	an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;	(c)	an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;	(d)	an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.
(a)	an enterprise has a majority of the shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in another enterprise;
(b)	an enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise;
(c)	an enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association;
(d)	an enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone, pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise, a majority of shareholders’ or members’ voting rights in that enterprise’.

(a)	Investment loan (Investitionskredit):(i)Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;(ii)Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;(iii)70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;(iv)Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.	(i)	Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;	(ii)	Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;	(iii)	70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;	(iv)	Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.
(i)	Loan amount of EUR 19,5 million, 10 years duration;
(ii)	Loan repayment in half-yearly instalments as of 2010: in 2010 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 500 000, in 2011 and 2012 four half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,25 million, in 2013 two half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,5 million, in 2014, 2015 and 2016 six half-yearly instalments of EUR 1,75 million, including the last instalment of EUR 1,75 million that was due on 31.12.2016;
(iii)	70 % loan amount covered by public guarantee i.e. EUR 13,65 million until 2010;
(iv)	Guarantee coverage reduced in half-yearly reductions as from 2010: In 2010 reductions by EUR 350 000, in 2011 and 2012 by EUR 875 000, in 2013 by EUR 1,05 million, as of 2014 by EUR 1,225 million.

(b)	Working capital loan (Betriebsmittelkredit):(i)Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;(ii)Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;(iii)Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.	(i)	Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;	(ii)	Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;	(iii)	Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.
(i)	Loan amount of up to EUR 10 million, no fixed duration (termination by cancellation), loan repayment after termination;
(ii)	Up to 50 % of loan amount covered by public guarantee limited in time until 31.12.2012, i.e. EUR 5 million;
(iii)	Guarantee coverage reduced in steps over time. On 31.12.2009 reduction by EUR 500 000; on 31.12.2010 by EUR 1 million; on 31.12.2011 by EUR 1,5 million, and on 31.12.2012 by EUR 2 million.

(c)	In both cases:(i)Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;(ii)For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).	(i)	Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;	(ii)	For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).
(i)	Abalon DE pays an annual guarantee premium of 1 % on the outstanding guaranteed amounts;
(ii)	For the calculation of the gross grant equivalent of the aid contained in the guarantees, the cash flows must be discounted to the granting date of December 2006. To that purpose, a 5,36 % rate is used on the basis of the reference rate applicable in Germany in December 2006(68), increased by 100 basis points according to the Communication from the Commission on the revision of the method for setting the reference and discount rates (‘the reference rate Communication’)(69).