Hamburg port gets clearance for €286m in German aid, EU watchdog says
( November 13, 2026, 11:23 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Germany has received state aid approval for two measures totaling €286 million ($316 million) to support infrastructure projects at the port of Hamburg, the European Commission said. The measures, in the form of direct grants from the City of Hamburg, will finance the replacement of deteriorating walls at two quays to improve safety and support economic activity at the port. The remaining costs will be covered by the port authority from its own funds, the commission said in a statement on Friday.Statement follows. ...
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