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PRIVACY STATEMENT 
In all your correspondence, please specify the name of the case and the case number. All correspondence relating to a case must be sent to the Registry, even when addressed to a specific Directorate or Unit in DG Competition.
| Addressee: |
State Aid Registry |
| Email: |
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| Postal address: |
European Commission
Directorate-General for Competition
For the attention of the State Aid Registry
1049 Bruxelles/Brussel
BELGIQUE/BELGIË
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| Delivery by hand: |
European Commission
DG Competition
For the attention of the State Aid Registry
Avenue du Bourget / Bourgetlaan 1
1140 Evere
Bruxelles/Brussel
(every week-day from 7.30 a.m. to
5.00 p.m., Fridays from 7.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.)
If required, the Commission’s Central Mail Service in the Avenue
du Bourget will issue a delivery receipt. Every hand delivered mail
(express mail services, couriers,...) and 'registered letter' will be
registered in the Central mail service and will be delivered to DG Competition
within two working hours.
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| Fax: |
+32 22961242 |
| Phone: |
+32 22961154 |
- In its efforts “towards the e-Commission”, the European Commission
encourages use of electronic information.
- Precaution : Emails should not exceed 3 MB
- Secure email can be sent encrypted using "Qualified PKI Certificates".
If you don't have such certificate you can obtain them via certificates providers
or any national certification authority. For more details.
- If, nevertheless, you want to send paper documents, please respect following
rules :
- No bound documents, stapled documents, no cardboard dividers, no double-sided
pages
- Format: only A4 weighing less than 120 gr/m2
The Registry reserves the right to request electronic copies for voluminous
paper documents.
Economic Crisis Team
DG Competition has established an Economic Crisis Team as a first contact point for all State aid related measures for the real economy that fall within DG Competition's area of responsibility and which are being prepared by Member States either under the Commission´s European Economic Recovery Plan, or as a result of any national recovery plans.
Member States are welcome to contact the Economic Crisis Team for any questions related to potential State aid implications of national measures for the real economy (email: comp-economic-crisis-team@ec.europa.ec, telephone: +32 2 299.91.42 or +32 2 296.94.19
Member States should continue to contact the Financial Services Directorate for any questions related to potential State aid implications of national measures for the financial sector (email: COMP-D3-D5@ec.europa.eu)
Early discussions with the Economic Crisis Team may help the Member States to quickly design national measures that meet the desired objectives of helping the real economy and comply with the State aid rules. In particular the Economic Crisis Team may be able to provide guidance as to designing measures that do not constitute State aid, or which fall within a block exemption and therefore do not require prior notification.
All measures will, of course, remain subject to the applicable State aid rules
Complaints:
National contacts
- Websites of National authorities dealing with State aid.
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