Over €200 to fill up a car – the cost of Germany’s bid to keep combustion engines
Chancellor Scholz’s support for e-fuel will hit motorists in the pocket while driving up carbon emissions, oil consumption and air pollution.
Scholz is fuelled with illusions
New analysis exposes how costly e-fuels are threatening the EU’s climate targets.
Companies ask EU negotiators to boost vehicle charging infrastructure
In a letter, Ikea, AstraZeneca and others call for a more ambitious approach to deploying car and truck charging.
A worker-led approach – shaping the future of aviation
Workshop Summary from February 16th
EU takes first 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.
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.
How not to lose it all
Two-thirds of Europe’s planned battery production is at risk without further action, a new T&E analysis finds.
Scholz’s government threatens to derail EU Green Deal over engine phase-out
The ‘Climate Chancellor’ needs to draw a line between national disputes and what has already been agreed with Germany’s international partners.
The ‘last drop of diesel’ cartel
How the trucking industry has tried to derail climate action
Leasing companies overcharging drivers for electric cars – new study
Leasing companies are harming the transition to electric cars through their high pricing and weak zero-emission targets, a new study by Transport & Environment (T&E) finds.