BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s energy-intensive companies will be able to apply until the end of August for government aid of up to 50 million euros ($52.10 million) each to cope with soaring gas and power costs, an economy ministry document seen by Reuters on Monday showed. The subsidies will be allocated according to the extent of the impact on the company of the surge in energy prices caused by a standoff between the West and Moscow after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the document said. Germany’s government in April announced it planned to offer aid worth more than 100 billion euros in a “pro…