Austria

– Energy voucher 150 EUR

– Energy subsidies (including tax cuts and compensation for employees

– 90% reduction in gas and electricity tariffs by mid-2023

– increase in subsidies for employees' transportation

Belgium

– Energy voucher 100 EUR

– Reduction of VAT from 21% to 6% for electricity

- Reduction of taxes on diesel and gasoline by 17.5 cents/liter

Czech Republic

– Electricity and gas are exempt from VAT

- Cancellation of road taxes for cars, buses, trucks up to 12 tons

Denmark

- Heat check of 800 euros for the most affected households

– Support for replacing heating systems with natural gas

Estonia

– Reduced prices for low-income households (retroactive application)

– Network fees halved

France

– Energy voucher for everyone with less than 2,000 euros monthly net salary

– Limitation of gasoline prices until the end of 2022

– Reduction of electricity tax from 22.5 euros/MWH to 1 euro (for households – and 0.50 euros for companies)

Germany

– Reduction of EEG (electricity price relief) from 6.5 cents to 3.72 cents

– Targeted measure to help vulnerable households by fully covering their heating bills

– One-off subsidies for low-income households

– Increased payments for children from families with lower incomes by an additional 20 euros/month/child

Ireland

– Tax reliefs for the guaranteed costs of heating and electricity

Italy

– Reduction of VAT for the use of gas

– Paying energy bills in multiple installments

– Support for low-income households

Netherlands

– Reduction of energy tax for households and companies for 2022

– Support for vulnerable households with high energy bills and/or poor isolated homes (administered by municipalities)

– Energy allowance for people with incomes up to 800 euros (social assistance)

– Reduction of the VAT rate from 21% to 9%

- Reduction of excise duties on diesel and gasoline to 21%

Sweden

- Help for the most affected households 195 euros per month

– Temporary reduction of taxes for diesel and gasoline

– Simplified system of travel expenses

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