Advances in technology mean that battery-powered heavy trucks will soon be cheaper to own and run than their petrol and diesel counterparts, according to two new studies by the Stockholm Environment...
Figures released by T&E show that the most polluting airlines were among the biggest beneficiaries of public bailouts following the pandemic. Official data on total emissions show that Lufthansa...
A leading figure in the shipping industry has warned that shipping “will become uninvestable” if the maritime sector does not tackle its environmental impact quickly. The warning comes as the major...
The world’s first law requiring truckmakers to give lorry drivers better vision of pedestrians, cyclists and other motorists came into effect this month. Since 1 March, lorry operators in London must...
In the throes of an ever worsening pandemic, the residents of Milan, forced into lockdown in March 2020, found solace from an unlikely occurrence. Where pollution had once hindered the view of the...
In the home of the automobile, two announcements in March showed that German carmakers were ready to go toe-to-toe with global competitors on electric vehicles. First Volkswagen announced plans for...
Much of Europe’s raw material needs for electric vehicle (EV) batteries can come from recycled batteries, a new T&E study shows. In 2035, over a fifth of the lithium and nickel and 65% of the...
T&E’s quarterly trends series gives a snapshot of the key developments that will define the future of transport.
German rail commuters are paying 16% more than they did in 2015, while car commuters are paying less in real terms, a study shows. This, at a time when societies should be incentivising...
EU lawmakers are under pressure to reverse their plans to weaken, or even abolish, national climate targets after a public backlash this month. Tens of thousands of citizens responded to a...
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