The European Commission has concluded its investigation under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) in case FS.100294, involving Dalkia, Eiffage, RATP Solutions Ville, and Ville de Paris. The provisional deadline and the suspension period, which were set to expire on March 20, 2026, have now passed, signifying the closure of this specific FSR proceeding. This action falls under Regulation 2022/2560, which aims to address market distortions caused by foreign subsidies.

While the document indicates a resolution, the specific outcome or any imposed remedies are not detailed. Companies operating within the EU, particularly those in the energy distribution and supply sectors (NACE Rev. 2.1 sectors D.35, D.35.14, D.35.22, D.35.3), should note the conclusion of this case. Compliance officers should be aware that the FSR is an active tool for the Commission to scrutinize foreign subsidies that may distort the internal market, and similar investigations may arise for other entities.