The following elements will be considered by the EFTA Surveillance Authority in its analysis of effects of the aid on competitors' dynamic incentives to invest.

We show that the dynamic incentives of environmental policies become effective just above the median level of relative competencies.

We find that environmental policies started to be effective for relative green competencies just above the median.

Where the market in question is growing, there is normally less reason to be concerned that the aid will negatively affect dynamic incentives or will unduly impede exit or entry.