Article considérant 89

(89) Le plaignant insiste sur l’application de cette jurisprudence y compris au secteur culturel, en se référant à la «grille d’analyse» de la Commission sur l’application de l’article 107 du TFUE au financement des infrastructures, dont l’une est consacrée à la culture et précise: «If cultural infrastructure is used for both economic and non-economic activities (for example, the organization of conferences and commercial events in museums or culture centers), public funding thereof will fall under State aid rules only insofar as it covers the costs linked to the economic activities in question. In such cases, Member States have to ensure that the public funding provided for the non-economic activities cannot be used to cross-subsidize the entity’s economic activities. This can notably be ensured by limiting the public funding to the net cost (including the cost of capital) of the non-economic activities, to be identified on a basis of a clear separation of accounts».