#52026SC0113Updated Climate and Digital Tagging of Denmark's Recovery and Resilience Plan
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This document updates the climate and digital tagging in Denmark's recovery plan. It adjusts how various initiatives are classified and tracked for their impact on climate and digital transformation targets. Businesses and sectors involved in these initiatives should review changes to ensure compliance and realign their strategies as needed.
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Key Changes
- Introduction of new climate and digital tagging criteria
- Reclassification of existing initiatives
- Greater emphasis on digital transformation targets
Obligations
What this law requires
Denmark must ensure that all spending related to investments listed in the climate and digital tagging table that contribute to climate objectives are fully financed by funds from the Recovery and Resilience Facility, not from other sources.
Businesses and sectors involved in the listed initiatives must review changes to climate and digital tagging classifications and realign their strategies accordingly to maintain compliance with the updated plan.
Measures classified with climate tracking coefficients must apply the intervention field codes and coefficients specified in Annex VI of Regulation (EU) 2021/241 as detailed in the tagging table.
Measures classified with digital tracking coefficients must apply the intervention field codes and coefficients specified in Annex VII of Regulation (EU) 2021/241 as detailed in the tagging table.
For the energy efficiency in industry upscaling measure (C8.I5), only 40% of spending is counted toward digital transition targets; the remaining 60% must be tracked separately or assigned alternative tracking methodology.