Enough Public Charging for Higher EU Truck CO2 Targets, Analysis Finds
New analysis of Europe’s plans for public charging finds there will be enough infrastructure for higher EU electric truck targets in 2030.
Author: Transport & Environment (T&E)
Polluting Planes & Ships Get Green Investment Label From EU
Update to EU Taxonomy could see green funds being funnelled into big polluters like Airbus, Ryanair, MSC and Carnival Cruises
Truck CO2: Europe’s Chance To Lead
T&E’s position paper on proposed new EU CO2 standards for heavy-duty vehicles.
EU Deal On Truck Charging Clears The Way For Ambitious CO2 Targets
Governments will be required to ramp up public charging for cars and trucks
Over €200 To Fill Up — The Cost Of Germany’s Bid To Keep Combustion Engines
New analysis exposes how costly e-fuels are threatening the EU’s climate targets.
EU Takes 1st Step to Ensure Green Technologies Are Made In Europe
T&E welcomes self-sufficiency targets for battery raw materials and production goals for clean tech. The EU today unveiled two draft laws in response to the US subsidies that it fears are luring European cleantech companies to North America. The proposed Critical Raw Materials Act will help the bloc secure supply … [continued]
85% Of Global Companies Don’t Have Credible Plans To Reduce Corporate Flying Emissions
World’s largest companies fail to set targets on most climate intensive form of business travel – air travel
Recommendations For The EU’s Green Deal Industrial Plan
Birdlife International, CAN Europe, European Environmental Bureau, E3G, New Economics Foundation, Transport & Environment and WWF provide their recommendations on the European Commission’s initiative to create a Green Deal Industrial Plan (GDIP) The statement calls on the European Commission to: Focus the Net-Zero Industry Act on ambitious goals for 2030 … [continued]
Two-Thirds of European Battery Production at Risk — Analysis
IRA subsidies are chief threat to gigafactory plans unless Europe offers accessible incentives and streamlined permitting.
Germany Threatens To Derail EU Green Deal Over Fossil Car Phaseout
The “Climate Chancellor” needs to draw a line between national disputes and what has already been agreed with Germany’s international partners.
