With the European Parliament formally voting through a €672.5 billion recovery and resilience fund, the baton will pass to the heads of the European Council and its grouping of economic ministers. It is hoped an initial, 13% slice of the fund will be available to member states from early next month.The EU hopes to give the green light on the issuance of almost €7.5 billion of "green transition' spending from early March, as part of its post-Covid-19 recovery and resilience fund (RRF). The European Parliament yesterday voted to formally approve the €672.5 billion RRF budget which forms the central ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...