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We are happy to announce the hiring of Juste Kapustaite as Economist in our business unit Market. She joins our Brussels office.
Juste worked as Assistant Economist in London where she was conducting economic analyses in various competition cases, primarily focused on phase 1 and phase 2 merger investigations and market investigations. Among other roles, she has previously held a position as Chief Expert at the Competition Council of the Republic of Lithuania where she is also from. Juste holds an MSc in Economics from University of Amsterdam.
Commissioned by the Swedish Confederation of Swedish Enterprises, Copenhagen Economics is proud to release our newly published Handbook for IPCEIs. In is, we outline what exactly IPCEIs are and the requirements that must be met in order to receive support. We also shed light on how time-consuming the application process is and how much support can be awarded.
The Handbook provides hands-on guidance for companies interested in learning more about IPCEIs and businesses seeking guidance for each step of the application process.
In the initial chapter, the Handbook describes the opportunities and challenges with seeking support via IPCEIs. While IPCEIs provide an opportunity for companies to seek substantial support, the requirements for being granted aid are higher for projects that contribute to state-of-the-art innovation, positive spill-over effects and cooperation with other EU countries.
In the second chapter, the Handbook describes the application process step-by-step. For each step, we provide hands-on guidance based on our own experience from previous cases and interviews with the European Commission, the Government Offices of Sweden, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Swedish Confederation of Swedish Enterprises, SEEL and ten Swedish companies involved in IPCEI Hydrogen.
Watch the webinar hosted by Svenskt Näringsliv: https://www.svensktnaringsliv.se/sakomraden/foretagsjuridik/svenskt-naringsliv-lanserar-handbok-om-ipcei_1173614.html
Learn more about the study HERE
For further information, please contact Victor Ahlqvist.
On behalf of Svenskt Näringsliv, Copenhagen Economics has been commissioned to write a Handbook on the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) framework. The handbook provides hands-on guidance for companies interested in learning more about IPCEIs and businesses seeking guidance for each step of the application process.
On the 9th September, at 1pm (CET), Copenhagen Economics presented the main findings of the Handbook in a webinar hosted by Svenskt Näringsliv. The webinar was held in Swedish.
You can watch the recorded webinar here: webinar Svenskt Näringsliv
For further information about the Handbook, please contact Economist Victor Ahlqvist.
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