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New ticketing rules would still mean 43% of EU's busiest cross-border flight routes are hard or impossible to book by train
Despite being a huge leap for passenger rights, the EU Passenger Package will not ensure those taking international trains will always be able to get ...
‘Carspreading’ to wipe out up to 14% of on-street parking in European cities – study
A new study analyses the relentless growth of newly sold cars across all key dimensions.
150 new power plants: the cost of balancing the grid if the EU slashes EV targets
Scaling back the EU’s electric car targets makes the transition to renewables far more expensive to achieve.
Global biofuel demand set to grow by nearly 70% as food prices rise
High biofuels targets will exacerbate rising global food prices, as well as fertilisers shortages
Weak corporate car taxes risk intensifying the EU’s oil dependency
In two-thirds of EU Member States, companies do not get a clear tax signal to switch to electric
EU plans to boost rail passenger rights but proposals will not deliver a huge increase in international train travel
T&E’s reaction to the EU Passenger Package
Dubai, London Heathrow and Los Angeles airports produce three times as much CO2 as the entire city of Paris
Airports in Europe account for more emissions than Latin America, the Middle East and Africa combined.
Spain joins growing European push for synthetic sustainable aviation fuel as Iran crisis exposes fossil fuel vulnerability
21 Spanish organisations are urging Madrid to back political commitment with an economic one ahead of the June EU Transport Council.
34 Northvolt-sized battery factories could be lost if EU scales back EV targets – study
As the global auto industry rapidly shifts toward EVs, new analysis warns that Europe risks forfeiting a major industrial opportunity.
Ryanair’s global emissions are now 50% higher than in 2019, the largest increase worldwide
Aviation is the only polluting sector escaping carbon pricing in Europe, with two-thirds of its CO2 emissions not covered by the ETS
Intermediate and degraded land crops no ‘miracle’ solution for SAF, new study shows
Crops grown between food harvest cycles or on low-quality land are seen as green solutions for powering planes, but T&E’s new study shows that so-call...
UN shipping deal lives to fight another day, as US fails to derail negotiations
Negotiations on Net-Zero Framework postponed until the autumn, but appetite for green measures remains