In 2011, having come to the conclusion that Luxembourg had still failed to comply with that judgment of 2006, given that six treatment plants serving agglomerations having a p.e. of more than 10 000 had still not complied with the Directive’s requirements, the Commission brought the present, second set of infringement proceedings, in which it asked the Court to order Luxembourg to pay a penalty payment of €11 340 for each day of delay in complying with the first judgment, from the date of delivery of the judgment in the present case until the date of compliance with the first judgment of 2006, and a daily lump sum of €1 248, from the dat ...[+++]e of delivery of the first judgment (23 November 2006) until the date of delivery of the judgment in the present case, or until the date upon which the first judgment has been complied with, if earlier.

It asked the Court to order Sweden to pay a daily penalty of €40 947.20 for each day that Sweden delays in complying with that judgment, from the day on which the judgment is delivered in the present case until the day on which the initial judgment of 2010 is complied with, and to pay a fixed daily amount of €9 597 for each day that Sweden delays in complying with that judgment, for the period from the day of the initial judgment to the day on which judgment is delivered in the present case (or to the day on which the necessary measures are taken to comply with the initial judgment, if that is earlier) inclusive.

However, taking account of the efforts made by Ireland to comply with that judgment and the fact that its ability to pay has been diminished as a result of the economic crisis, the Court imposes on Ireland a penalty payment of €12,000 for each day of delay in adopting measures necessary to comply with the 2009 judgment, from the date on which judgment is delivered in the present case to the date of full compliance with the 2009 judgment.

On account of failure to comply with a judgment of the Court, Spain is ordered to pay a lump sum of €20 million and a daily penalty payment of €50 000 from today until that judgment is complied with

It proposed that the Court should order Greece to pay a penalty of €72 532.80 for each day of delay (from delivery of the judgment in the present case until the date of compliance with the 2007 judgment) and a lump sum of €10 512 per day of delay, in respect of the period between the first judgment and the judgment in the present case or the date on which the measures to comply with the judgment in Case C-26/07 were taken, if that occurred earlier.

For the purposes of the establishment of the amount and the determination of payment entitlements in the framework of the integration of tobacco, olive oil, cotton and hops payments in the single payment scheme, specific rules should be established concerning the national ceilings referred to in Article 41 of Regulation (EC) No 1782/2003 and different aspects of the national reserve referred to in Article 42 (1) and (8) of that Regulation.