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    Signature(s)

    Amount
    € 200,000,000
    Countries
    Sector(s)
    France : € 200,000,000
    Industry : € 200,000,000
    Signature date(s)
    15/07/2010 : € 200,000,000
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    Summary sheet

    Release date
    15 March 2010
    Status
    Reference
    Signed | 15/07/2010
    20090799
    Project name
    Promoter - financial intermediary
    PSA Voiture Hybride RSFF

    Peugeot Citroen Automobiles S.A.

    Proposed EIB finance (Approximate amount)
    Total cost (Approximate amount)
    EUR 200 million.
    EUR 400 million.
    Location
    Sector(s)
    Description
    Objectives

    The project concerns the financing of the promoter’s research and development activities related to the development of a “plug-in hybrid” platform.

    The project will contribute to the development of the promoter’s knowledge in the field of hybrid drive trains and plug-in hybrid vehicles. It will also contribute to increasing the public stock of knowledge and support further R&D in the field of hybrid vehicle technology.
    The project is expected to bring about positive environmental results as a consequence of the reduction of fuel consumption/CO2 emissions and will contribute to the promoter’s CO2 objectives.

    Environmental aspects
    Procurement

    The project concerns investments in research, development and industrialisation that will be carried out in existing facilities which are already authorised and would therefore not require an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) under Annex II of the Directive 85/337/EC, amended by Directives 97/11/EC and 2003/35/EC.

    EU procurement directives do not apply to this private sector project. As seen in previous projects with the promoter, it is expected that procurement is in line with EIB guidelines for private sector projects.

    Comments

    Loan foreseen under the European Clean Transport Facility (ECTF).

    The Risk Sharing Finance Facility (RSFF) is an innovative credit risk sharing scheme jointly set up by the European Commission and the European Investment Bank to improve access to debt financing for private companies or public institutions promoting activities in the fields of research, technological development, demonstration and innovation investments.

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