#32026B02073EMSA 2026 revenue and expenditure statement, amending budget No 1
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This budget update raises the European Maritime Safety Agency’s 2026 total revenue and spending by EUR 5.21 million, bringing the budget to EUR 122.17 million. Most of the increase comes from higher operational income and a new EUR 5.21 million line for surveillance service agreements under project-funded actions. For EMSA, this is a routine financial adjustment rather than a new policy. The practical effect is that the agency has more money available for maritime safety, surveillance, digitalisation, and related support work in 2026.
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Key Changes
- Total 2026 revenue rises by EUR 5.21 million to EUR 122.17 million.
- Operational income increases from EUR 340,000 to EUR 5.55 million.
- A new EUR 5.21 million allocation is added for surveillance service agreements under project-funded actions.
Obligations
What this law requires
The European Maritime Safety Agency must update its 2026 budget to reflect a total revenue and expenditure increase of EUR 5,212,500, bringing the grand total to EUR 122,167,526.
EMSA must record EUR 5,212,500 in additional operational income for 2026, increasing the operational income line from EUR 340,000 to EUR 5,552,500.
EMSA must enter a new EUR 5,212,500 budget line under project-financed actions for 'Surveillance service level agreements' in its 2026 expenditure statement.