State aid
Transport State Aid: Approval of Norwegian scheme for aid to rail sidings and terminals - PR(10)39
Eftirlitsstofnun EFTA samþykkir ríkisaðstoð til björgunar smærri sparisjóða á Íslandi - PR(10)35
Eftirlitsstofnun EFTA (ESA) ákvað í gær að heimila ríkisaðstoð til minni sparisjóða á Íslandi og gildir heimildin í sex mánuði.
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The Authority gives green light to a rescue scheme for small savings banks in Iceland - PR(10)35
Yesterday the EFTA Surveillance Authority approved for a period of six months a state aid scheme for small savings banks in Iceland.
Read moreProperty deals : Narvik municipality did not use illegal aid in sale to LKAB
Today, the EFTA Surveillance Authority has concluded that several transactions between the municipality of Narvik and Luossavaara Kiiruunvaara Norge AS (LKAB) did not involve state aid.
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PR(10)19: EFTA Surveillance Authority requires abolition of favourable tax treatment of captive insurance companies in Liechtenstein
PR(10)16: Investigation opened into the sale of land by the municipality of Våler to Haslemoen AS in Norway
PR(10)12: Formal investigation procedure opened with regard to a Mortgage Loan Scheme operated by the Icelandic Housing Financing Fund
PR(10)09: The EFTA Surveillance Authority approves NOK 365 million budget increase of the Norwegian Energy Fund
PR(10)04: Authority approves aid granted by Innovation Norway for training purposes in Romania
PR(10)02: State aid: The Authority adopts new guidelines for broadband and broadcasting
The Authority has today modified its state aid rules for the public service broadcasting sector and issued new guidelines on financing of broadband projects by public authorities in the EFTA States. The new broadcasting guidelines clarify what could be included in the concept public service broadcasting and thus be financed by state aid. The new broadband guidelines explain how public authorities can support the deployment of basic broadband and Next Generation Access (NGA) networks.
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PR(10)01: State aid: The Authority clears the new financing regime of NRK
The Authority has today closed its investigation into the financing regime of the Norwegian public service broadcaster NRK. This was possible following recent changes in the Norwegian broadcasting legislation and formal commitments for further amendments made by the Norwegian authorities. The new system, including a new entrustment mechanism for NRK's activities of public service nature, will be fully in place in April 2010.
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