29/04/2026 (Agence Europe) – On Wednesday 29 April, the Member States’ ambassadors to the European Union (Coreper) approved a revision of Denmark’s €1.6 billion post-Covid-19 recovery plan. Based on reasons deemed to be objective, the changes to the Danish plan concern thirteen measures. Of these, four are no longer feasible (in particular: rehabilitation of industrial sites and contaminated land, investment in bike paths and the bicycle subsidy scheme for municipalities) and eight others have been replaced by more effective actions. Following the reduction in the level of implementation of certain measures, Denmark requested that the resources freed up be used to increase the level of implementation of other measures concerning household energy efficiency and the taxation of electric vehicles. To see the Council decision and its annex: https://aeur.eu/f/lqp (MB)