EU rejects complaint from Scandlines
Denmark and Sweden's state-guarantees to the company behind the Øresundsforbindelsen fixed link do not constitute illegal state subsidies, according to the EU's decision in the Scandlines case.
BY RITZAU FINANS
Scandlines and Stena Line have lost a case in the EU against the Danish and Swedish governments. That Denmark and Sweden provided so-called state guarantees to the company behind the Øresundsforbindelsen fixed link does not constitute illegal state subsidies, says the EU in its decision concerning the Scandlines case.
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