Abstract
Environmental protection measures and the rules on the internal market enshrined in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union are likely to be at odds with one another. For instance, the freedom of establishment is likely to limit the regulatory tax sovereignty of Member States. The case under review raises some critical issues regarding the validity of environmental taxes on large retail establishments in light of the freedom of establishment and State aid rules.
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