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Available languages: DeutschEnglishespañolfrançais Press release Mar 5, 2026 Brussels 3 min read

Commission approves €200 million Spanish State aid for manufacturing capacity in the EV value chain

The European Commission has approved a €200 million Spanish State aid scheme to support strategic investments that add manufacturing capacity for the electric vehicle (EV) value chain, in line with the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal. This measure will contribute to the transition towards a net-zero economy. The scheme was approved under the Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF) adopted by the Commission on 25 June 2025.

The Spanish measure

Spain notified to the Commission, under section 6.1 of the CISAF, a €200 million scheme to support strategic investments that add manufacturing capacity, contributing to the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal.

The purpose of the scheme is to grant aid for investments that add manufacturing capacity for the production, including with secondary raw materials, of battery and energy storage technologies and hydrogen technologies, for use in electric vehicles. The scheme will also grant support for the production of the main specific components for these technologies and for the production or recovery of the needed critical raw materials. Under the scheme, the aid will take the form of direct grants. The measure will be open to companies in the whole territory of Spain and aid may be granted until 30 June 2026.

The Commission found that the Spanish scheme is in line with the conditions set out in the CISAF. The Commission concluded that the Spanish scheme is necessary, appropriate and proportionate to accelerate the transition towards a net-zero economy and facilitate the development of certain economic activities, which are of importance for the implementation of the Clean Industrial Deal. This is in line with Article 107(3)(c) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU and the conditions set out in the CISAF.

On this basis, the Commission approved the aid measure under EU State aid rules.

Background

On 25 June 2025, the Commission adopted the CISAF to foster support measures in sectors which are key for the transition to a net-zero economy, in line with the Clean Industrial Deal.

The CISAF allows the following types of aid, which can be granted by Member States until 31 December 2030 in order to accelerate the green transition:

Measures accelerating the rollout of renewable energy and low-carbon fuels (sections 4.1 and 4.2). Member States can set up schemes for investments in all renewable energy sources as well as energy storage, with simplified tender procedures. Specific rules are also provided to accelerate the roll-out of low-carbon fuels.

Measures allowing temporary electricity price relief for energy-intensive users to ensure the transition to low-cost clean electricity (section 4.5). Such measures will help avoid industrial activities relocating to locations where environmental regulations are absent or less ambitious, before the decarbonisation of the EU's electricity system fully translates into lower electricity prices.

Measures facilitating the decarbonisation of industrial processes (section 5). Member States can support investments in the decarbonisation of industrial activities to reduce dependency on imported fossil fuels. This can happen through electrification, energy efficiency and the switch to the use of renewable and electricity-based hydrogen which complies with certain conditions, with expanded possibilities to support the decarbonisation of industrial processes switching to hydrogen-derived fuels.

Measures to ensure sufficient clean technology manufacturing capacity (section 6). Member States can grant investment support for investment projects concerning technologies covered by the Net Zero Industry Act (final products such as batteries, solar panels, wind turbines, heat-pumps, electrolysers, and carbon capture usage and storage, including main specific components). This also includes the production and recycling of related critical raw materials.

Measures to de-risk private investments required for the roll-out of clean energy, industrial decarbonisation, clean tech manufacturing, certain energy infrastructure projects, and projects supporting the circular economy (section 8).

More information on the CISAF can be found online.

For more information

The non-confidential version of the decision will be made available under the case number SA.120985 in the State aid register on the Commission's competition website once any confidentiality issues have been resolved. New publications of State aid decisions on the internet and in the Official Journal are listed in the Competition Weekly e-News.

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Spain’s new €200 million scheme will accelerate the production of batteries and energy storage for electric vehicles, as well as hydrogen technologies. Through direct grants, this measure strengthens Europe’s clean industrial transition while securing strategic supply chains. At a time of growing geopolitical uncertainty, Europe’s energy autonomy, reducing our dependence on imported fossil fuels, is more important than ever. Investing in batteries, storage and hydrogen is not only about competitiveness; it is about resilience and sovereignty. The funds will be deployed quickly so the battery industry can move ahead with this transition.

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